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LIST  OF  SUBJECTS 


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Introduction 17 

Orthography 20 

Pronunciation 32 

Capitals 54 

ItaUcs 63 

Numerals    66 

Syllabication 68 

Compound  Words 76 

Punctuation    80 

Abbreviations 99 

Dictionary  of  Spelling  and  Pronunciation    loi 

Homophones 617 


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TABLE  OF  CONTENTS 


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Introduction 17 

Province  of   the   Dictionary 17 

Comprehensive  Vocabulary 17 

Spelling  and  Pronunciation 17 

Diacritics 18 

Syllabication  and  Accent 18 

Grouping 18 

Compound  Words 19 

Capitalization 19 

Foreign   Words 19 

English  and  Foreign  Plurals 19 

Proper  Names 20 

Obsolete    Words 20 

Orthography 20 

Causes  of   Difficulty  in  Spelling 21 

Classification  of   the   Letters 22 

Digraphs    and    Trigraphs 22 

Rules  for  Spelling 22 

Words  ending   in   c 22 

Accented  syllables  ending  in   a   single  consonant 23 

Doubling   the  final   consonant 23 

Words  ending  in  silent  e 23 

Words  ending  in  ie 24 

Words  ending  .in  y 24 

Words  ending  with  a  vowel  sound 24 

Words  ending  in  a  double  consonant 24 

Formation  of  the  plural 24 

Two   plurals 25 

Nouns  alike  in  both  numbers 25 

Plurals  of  compounds 26 

Terminations  -able  and  -ihle 26 

Initial  syllables  em,  en,  and  in 26 

English  terminations  -our  and  ~ise 27 

Words  ending  in  -ine 27 

Words  ending  in  -er  and  -or 27 

Words  ending  in  -cion,  -sion,   and  -lion 28 

Monosyllables  ending  in  /,  /.  or  s 28 

Terminations  -ance,  -ancy,  -ant 28 

O  and  oh 29 

Foreign  Words 29 

Contractions 29 

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PACE 

The  Dieresis 30 

Spelling  Reform 31 

Pronunciation ^ 32 

Standard  of  Pronunciation 32 

Table  of  Elementary  Sounds 33 

Diacritical  Marks 34 

Letters  and  Sounds 34 

Diphthongs  and  Triphthongs 34 

Elementary  Sounds 35 

Standard  and  Clipped  Sounds 35 

Cognates 35 

Long  and  Short  Vowels 36 

Normal  and  Unusual  Sounds 36 

Equivalents 36 

Environment 36 

General  Principles  of  Pronunciation 37 

Vowels  and  vowel  digraphs 37 

Accented  syllables  terminating  in  a,  e,  i,  o,  u 37 

A  vowel  followed  by  a  consonant  and  terminal  e 37 

A  vowel  followed  by  one  or  more  consonants  in  the  same 

syllable    37 

Italian  a  (a) 37 

Broad  a  (a) 37 

Coalescent  a  (a) 37 

Intermediate  a  (a) 37 

Obscure  a  (a) 38 

Digraph  cb 38 

Sound  of  ai,  au,  ay 38 

Coalescent  e(e)  38 

Sound  of  ea,  ee,  ei,  eigh,  eu,  ew,  ey 38 

Sound  of  i,  ie,  igh 38-39 

Sound  of  ian  and  ion 39 

Sound  of  ir   39 

Sound  of  oa,  oe,  oi,  00 39 

Coalescent  o  (6) 39 

Sound  of  ou 39 

The  terminal  syllable  -ous 39 

Sound  of  ow    39 

Sound  of  long  u  (u) 39 

Coalescent  u  (u) 39 

Consonants  and  consonant  digraphs 40 

Double  consonants 40 

Sound  of  c  before  a,  o^  u,  and  e,  i,  y 40 

Sound  of  ch 40 

Sound  of  d 40 

Sound  of  g  before  a,  0,  u,  and  e,  i,  y 40 

Sound  of  gh 40 

Sound  of  n  before  k,  g,  and  hard  g 40 

Sound  of  ph,  qu,  r 40 

Sound  of  s,  w,  X,  y,  z,  zh 41 

Initial   syllables 41 

i-,  hi-,  chi-,  cli-,  cri-,  pri-,  Iri- 41 


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Terminal  syHables 41 

-ceous,  -cious,  -scious,  -tious 41 

-cial,  -sial,  -tiul 41 

-cian,  -sian,  -tian 42 

-cion,  -sion,  -Hon 42 

-geous,  -gious 42 

-geon,  -gion 42 

-ice,  -ise,  -ize 42 

-ide,  -ine 42 

-ile,-  ite,  -ive 42 

-ar,  -er,  -ir,  -or,  -ur,  -yr 42 

-ard,  -ared,  -erd,  -ered,  -ored,  -ured,  -yred 42 

-any,  -ary 42 

Accent 43 

Influence  of  the  accent 43 

Place  of  the  accent 43 

Discriminative  accent 44 

Antithetical   accent 44 

Foreign  Words 44 

Vowels 44 

Consonants 44 

Open  and  closed  syllables 44 

Accent 44 

Chinese 45 

Danish 45 

Dutch    46 

French 46 

German 48 

Hindustani — British  India 49 

Hungarian 49 

Italian 50 

Norwegian 51 

Polish 51 

Portuguese   51 

Russian 52 

Spanish 52 

Swedish 53 

Capitals 54 

Sentences 54 

Poetry _ 54 

Proper  Names 54 

Prefixes  to  Proper  Names 55 

Adjectives 55 

Deity 55 

Bible   56 

Satan 56 

Hades    56 

Titles  of  Office  and  Honor 56 

Compound  Titles 57 

Societies  and  Corporations 57 

Denominations,  Parties 57 

Ceremonial    Forms 58 


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Titles  of  Books,  Periodicals,  Plays 58 

Tables  of  Contents 59 

Personification 59 

I  and  O 59 

Days,  Months,  Holidays 59 

Geographical  Terms 60 

East,  west 60 

River,  lake,  island,  mountain,  city,  state,  etc 60 

Legal  Documents 61 

Historic  Events 61 

Quotations 61 

Display 61 

Emphasis    61 

The,  o',  a.m.,  and  p.m. 62 

Small  Capitals =- 62 

Italics 63 

Proper  Use  of  Italics 63 

Emphasis    63 

Foreign  Words 63 

Scientific  Terms 64 

Author  and  Book 65 

Foot-notes 65 

Variant  Usage 65 

Running  Comments _•  65 

Quotation 65 

Numerals 66 

Books,  Newspapers,  and  Correspondence 66 

Quantities  and  Values 66 

Figures  and  Words 66 

Dates 67 

Large  Numbers 67 

House  and  Street  Numbers 67 

Hours  of  the  Day 67 

Dynasties  and  Rulers 68 

Punctuation 68 

Syllabication . 68 

Division  of  Words 68 

Purpose  of  Division 68 

Principles  of  Division 69 

Typographical  Divisions 69 

Monosyllables 69 

Short  Syllables ^ 70 

Division  between  Consonants 70 

Influence  of  Accent 70 

Double   Consonant 70 

Prefixes  and  Suffixes 70 

Terminations  -able,  -al,  -ant,  -ent,  -ive,  -or,  -ory,  -ure 7 

Terminations  -ar,  -er 7 

"  -cian,  -sian,  -tian 7 

"  -cial,  -sial,  -tial 7 

".  -cion,  -sion,  -lion 7 

"  -ceous,  -cious,  -scious,  -tious 7 


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Terminations  -ed,  -er,  -ing 71 

"             -ee,  -or 72 

"             -geous,  -gious,  -geon,  -gion 72 

-le 72 

Short  Affixes 73 

Basis  of  Division 73 

Spacing 73 

Wide  Measure 74 

Good  Judgment 74 

Compound  Words 75 

Proper  Names 75 

Numbers 75 

Display  Lines 75 

-Subheadings 75 

Compound  Words 76 

Guiding  Principles 76 

Points  of  the  Compass 77 

Numerals    77 

Kindred 77 

Titles 78 

Descriptive  Compounds 78 

Colors   78 

Possessive  Case 78 

School 78 

Short  Words 78 

Prefixes  out,  over,  under 78 

Prefixes  extra,  non,  sub,  semi,  demi 79 

Prefixes  above-,  ill-,  so-,  well- 79 

Prefixes  self,  mid,  pre,  re 79 

Suffixes  -like,  -fish,  -bird,  -tree,  -wort 79 

Compounds  ending  in  -man,  -woman 80 

The  Words  any,  every 80 

T  rail,  T  square,  U  bolt,  U  tube,  V  gage,  V  gear 80 

Phrases   80 

Punctuation 80 

Primary  Purpose 80 

General   Tendency 81 

Duty  of  the  Compositor 81 

Grammar  and  Punctuation 81 

Sentences 82 

Kinds  of  sentences 82 

Compound  sentences 83 

Restrictive  clause 83 

Adjective  and  adverb  clauses 83 

Phrases  84 

Series 84 

Pairs    85 

Interjected  Expressions 85 

Introductory  Expressions 85 

Ellipsis 85 

Inversion 86 

Nouns  Independent,  Appositive,  or  Vocative 86 


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Clearness 87 

Quotations   87 

The  Comma 88 

The    Semicolon 88 

Loose  junction 88 

Major  and  minor  divisions 88 

Common  dependence 88 

Explanation   89 

Particulars    89 

The  Colon 90 

Inference 91 

Title-pages 91 

Salutation 91 

Formal  introductory  words 91 

The  Period 92 

The  Dash 92 

Abrupt  change  in  statement 92 

Concluding  clause 93 

Parenthesis 93 

Omission 93 

Iteration   93 

Side-heads 94 

The  Interrogation 94 

The  Exclamation    95 

The  Apostrophe    96 

Two  Points 96 

Quotation  Marks 97 

Foreign  Words 99 

Separation  and  Spacing 99 

Abbreviations 100 

Dictionary  OF  Spelling  and  Pronunciation loi 

Homophones 617 


INTRODUCTION 

PROVINCE  OF  THE  DICTIONARY 

The  primary  purpose  of  the  lexicographer  is  to  set  forth  the 
proper  orthography,  pronunciation,  and  definitions  of  the  words 
of  the  language.  The  vast  majority  of  persons  who  consult  the 
dictionaries  do  so  to  determine  questions  of  spelling  and  pronim- 
ciation  much  oftener  than  to  learn  the  meanings  of  words.  This 
is  especially  true  of  teachers  and  students  in  schools  and  colleges, 
of  stenographers  in  professional  and  mercantile  offices,  and  of 
business. men  in  general. 

COMPREHENSIVE  VOCABULARY 

By  omitting  definitions,  and  by  a  system  of  grouping  which  at 
the  same  time  facilitates  the  speedy  finding  of  the  desired  word, 
it  has  been  made  possible  to  bring  within  the  compass  of  a  single 
small  volume  a  list  of  words  almost  as  comprehensive  and  com- 
plete as  that  of  the  largest  unabridged  dictionaries. 

SPELLING  AND  PRONUNCIATION 

The  standard  authorities  have  been  dihgently  compared,  in 
order  to  determine  the  best  spelling  and  pronunciation.  In  cases 
where  several  forms  are  in  good  current  use,  that  which  appears 
to  have  the  greatest  weight  of  authority  has  been  placed  first,  with 
the  variant  form  or  forms  following.  All  words  whose  pronun- 
ciation cannot  be  clearly  and  accurately  set  forth  by  the  accepted 
orthography  have  been  respelled  to  show  the  true  pronimciation. 
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18  INTRODUCTION 


DIACRITICS 

'In'  tKe  pfcep^r^tfoii  of  this  volume,  the  special  needs  of  English- 
speaking  people^  and  those  who  have  a  fair  knowledge  of  the  idiom 
lof^Htii^^JaiiguageJ  haV§-*^been:  kept  in  view.  Minor  distinctions  of 
Vowel  sounds',  especiafly'  those  occasioned  by  the  absence  of 
accent,  have  therefore  been  ignored.  Many  persons  of  culture, 
but  without  special  training  in  phonetics,  are  in  greater  doubt 
after  consulting  the  dictionary  for  pronunciation  than  they  were 
before.  Believing  that  the  appearance  of  the  printed  word  should 
be  left  as  free  as  possible  from  foreign  or  extraneous  signs  and 
characters,  the  most  limited  use  of  diacritics  consistent  with  the 
representation  of  the  correct  pronunciation  of  the  word  has  been 
made,  and  only  those  signs  that  are  in  most  general  use  have  been 
selected. 

SYLLABICATION  AND  ACCENT 

Stenographers,  students,  business  men — in  short,  nearly  all  who 
have  occasion  to  write — are  at  times  perplexed  to  know  just  where 
to  divide  a  word  at  the  end  of  a  line.  Every  word  of  more  than 
one  syllable  in  the  vocabulary  has  been  divided  into  its  syllables, 
and  the  accent  properly  placed.  In  long  words,  where  the  place 
of  secondary  accent  is  doubtful,  it,  too,  has  been  noted. 

GROUPING 

In  order  to  make  it  possible  to  include  practically  all  the  words 
of  the  most  extensive  unabridged  dictionary  within  the  compass 
of  a  convenient  single  volume,  a  system  of  grouping  has  been 
adopted  which  in  nowise  detracts  from  the  fullest  representation 
of  the  spelling  and  pronunciation  of  the  words,  and  which,  by 
bringing  derivative  and  related  words  all  under  the  eye  at  once, 
greatly  speeds  the  finding  of  the  word  desired.  In  one  of  the 
unabridged  dictionaries,  the  word  air,  with  its  related  words, 
covers  over  ten  columns,  or  nearly  four  pages.  By  grouping, 
these  words  are  brought  imder  the  eye  at  one  glance. 


INTRODUCTION  19 


COMPOUND  WORDS 

In  no  other  department  of  lexicography  is  there  so  much  un- 
certainty as  in  the  compounding  of  words.  The  authorities  often 
dififer  with  each  other,  and  are  sometimes  inconsistent  with  them- 
selves, their  practice  violating  their  own  theories.  In  this  volume, 
faithful  endeavor  has  been  made  to  represent  the  best  current 
usage,  showing  what  compounds  are  written  without  separation, 
as  breastplate,  breastwork,  and  what  words  should  be  separated 
by  a  hyphen,  as  bold-faced,  blear-eyed.  In  all  other  cases,  the 
words  are  written  separately,  as  bass  viol,  Bath  brick,  galvanic 
battery. 

CAPITALIZATION 

Writers  and  proof-readers  are  much  at  variance  in  the  use  of 
capital  letters.  Several  of  the  unabridged  dictionaries  begin  all 
the  words  of  the  vocabulary  hst  with  capitals.  The  best  current 
usage  has  been  here  set  forth.  All  words  in  the  vocabulary  except 
those  requiring  capitals,  begin  with  lower-case  letters. 

FOREIGN  WORDS 

Words  and  phrases  from  other  languages,  when  first  introduced 
into  English  and  American  books,  newspapers,  and  magazines, 
are  printed  in  italics  to  denote  their  foreign  origin.  In  the  course 
of  time  many  of  these,  by  frequent  use,  drop  their  foreign  dress 
and  become  anglicized.  All  words  and  expressions  in  this  volume 
that  retain  their  foreign  form  and  pronunciation,  have  been  so 
indicated,  and  are  itahcized. 

ENGLISH  AND  FOREIGN  PLURALS 

Not  a  little  uncertainty  attends  the  use  of  plurals  of  foreign  and 
classical  terms.  In  some  cases,  the  Enghsh  plural  has  entirely 
supplanted  the  foreign ;  in  others,  the  English  form  is  occasionally 
met  with  in  the  works  of  good  writers,  but  the  general  practice  is 


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largely  in  favor  of  the  classic  plural.  In  some  instances,  however, 
good  usage  is  quite  evenly  divided.  In  the  first  case,  only  the 
English  plural  has  been  given;  in  the  second,  only  the  classical; 
and  in  the  third,  both  forms  are  presented,  placing  first  that  which 
seems  to  have  the  greater  weight  of  authority. 

PROPER  NAMES 

The  names  of  persons  and  places  are  found  in  alphabetic  order 
in  the  body  of  the  work.  This  arrangement  avoids  the  necessity 
for  two  distinct  vocabularies.  When  it  is  remembered  that  we 
have  many  adjectives  derived  from  proper  names,  the  advantages 
of  the  plan  become  doubly  apparent. 

OBSOLETE  WORDS 

All  obsolete,  obsolescent,  and  archaic  forms  have  been  omitted, 
so  that  the  student  will  know  that  any  word  found  in  the  vocabu- 
lary of  this  volume  is  in  good  and  current  use,  the  purpose  having 
been  to  present  a  thoroughly  up-to-date  working  hand-book,  and 
not  to  collect  the  worn-out  forms  of  a  previous  age. 


ORTHOGRAPHY 

The  words  of  the  English  language  being  derived  from  various 
sources,  differing  greatly  in  form  and  spirit,  it  is  not  surprising 
that  they  present  many  anomalies  in  their  spelling  and  pronun- 
ciation. The  carelessness  and  indifference  of  the  early  writers 
and  printers  also  contributed  to  the  existing  irregularities,  so  that 
by  the  time  the  language  began  to  assume  a  distinctive  form  and 
structure  of  its  own,  the  inconsistencies  of  its  spelling  and  pro- 
nunciation had  become  so  firmly  fixed  that  it  was  found  impos- 
sible immediately  to  change  them.     Gradual  changes  are  slowly 


ORTHOGRAPHY  21 


going  on,  but  the  day  when  the  English  language  shall ,  become 
strictly  phonetic — when  we  shall  spell  as  we  pronounce  and 
pronounce  as  we  spell — seems  to  be  remote. 

The  old  family  name  of  Mainwaring  has  shown  one  hundred 
and  thirty-one  variations  in  spelling,  all  drawn  from  authorized 
documents.  Even  as  late  as  Shakspeare's  time,  much  indifference 
was  manifest,  his  name  being  written  in  more  than  thirty  ways, 
three  or  four  of  which  are  still  in  current  use.  The  words  aerie, 
aery,  airy,  eyry,  eyrie,  still  found  in  general  use,  added  to  airie, 
aiery,  ayry,  ayery,  eyery,  eyerie,  forms  found  in  early  modem 
English,  will  serve  to  show  some  of  the  irregularities  and  incon- 
sistencies of  English  spelling. 

Persons  who  in  childhood  are  taught  to  follow  a  certain  spelling, 
usually  adhere  to  that  form  in  later  life,  and  are  sometimes  intol- 
erant of  any  other.  The  advantage  of  having  the  latest  and  best 
standard,  that  the  child  may  be  started  aright,  needs  no  argument. 

CAUSES  OF  DIFFICULTY  IN  SPELLING 

"Language,"  says  Professor  March,  "is  what  we  speak."  All 
articulate  speech  is  made  up  of  words.  These  spoken  words,  in 
turn,  are  composed  of  sounds.  An  articulate,  or  speech,  sound 
is  the  simplest  element  of  language. 

A  perfect  alphabet  demands  that  there  shall  be  as  many  char- 
acters, or  letters,  as  there  are  elementary  sounds;  that  each  sound 
shall  be  represented  by  its  own  particular  letter,  and  by  no  other; 
and  that  each  letter  shall  represent  but  one  sound.  With  such 
an  alphabet,  there  could  be  no  difficulties  in  spelling  nor  in  pro- 
nunciation. 

The  English  alphabet  contains  twenty-six  letters.  These  are 
made  to  represent  at  least  forty-seven  English  sounas.  Three  of 
the  letters  {c,  q,  and  x)  have  no  distinctive  function,  but  repeat 
sounds  represented  by  other  letters  or  combinations  of  letters. 
This  reduces  the  actual  working  force  of  the  alphabet  to  twenty- 
three  characters,  giving  an  average  of  two  sounds  to  each  char- 
acter.    The  work,  however,  is  not  so  evenly  divided.     The  five 


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letters  called  vowels  are  made  to  bear  a  large  part  of  the  burden, 
representing  no  fewer  than  eighteen  separate  sounds.  The  con- 
sonants, too,  are  often  used  interchangeably,  one  sound  being 
represented  by  several  characters. 

CLASSIFICATION  OF  THE  LETTERS 
The  letters  of  the  alphabet  are  divided  into  vowels  and  con- 
sonants. The  vowels  are  a,  e,  i,  o,  u,  and  represent  open  vocahzed 
sounds,  with  but  slight  obstruction  in  the  emission  of  the  breath. 
The  remaining  letters  are  called  consonants.  The  term  consonant 
seems  to  imply  that  this  class  of  letters  can  be  used  only  with 
vowels  to  form  syllables ;  but  /  and  n  frequently  represent  spoken 
syllables  without  a  sonant  vowel.  Some  grammarians  add  w  and 
y  to  the  Hst  of  vowels.  Strictly  speaking,  these  are  never  vowels. 
The  former  often  combines  with  e  to  represent  one  of  the  sounds  of 
u  {new,  pew),  and  with  a  to  represent  one  of  the  sounds  of  that 
letter  (saw),  and  with  o  to  represent  long  o  (snow),  or  the  diph- 
thong ou  (cow).  The  letter  y  is  often  used  as  a  substitute  for  i 
(my,  happy,  myrtle),  but  its  distinctive  office  is  purely  consonantal. 

DIGRAPHS  AND  TRIGRAPHS 

The  union  of  two  letters  to  represent  one  sound  is  called  a 
digraph,  and  of  three  letters,  a  trigraph.  The  letters  may  be 
either  vowels  or  consonants;  as,  ai  in  maid;  ch  in  chin;  eau  in 
beau;  sch  in  schist. 

RULES  FOR  SPELLING 

The  best  spellers  are  those  that  spell  by  sight  rather  than  by 
rule.  Many  of  the  rules  for  spelling  are  so  obvious  as  to  require 
no  statement,  while  others  are  attended  with  so  many  exceptions 
as  to  render  the  rule  almost  useless.  Only  the  most  important 
and  helpful  rules  are  here  given. 

DERIVATIVES 
Words  ending  in  c  take  k  before  derivative   terminations 

beginning  with  e,  i,  or  y;  as,  traffic,  -ficked,  -ficking. 


ORTHOGRAPHY  23 


The  final  consonant  is  doubled  in  forming  derivatives  be 
ginning  with  a  vowel,  in  the  case  of  monosyllables  and  accented 
syllables  ending  in  a  single  consonant  (except  h  or  x);  as  plan, 
planned,  -ning;  begin,  -ner,  -ning.  Cases  in  which  the  vowel  is 
preceded  by  qu  (as  squat,  -ted,  -ting;  acquit,  -ted,  -ter,  -ting)  form 
no  exception,  as  the  u  has  the  sound  of  w. 

The  final  consonant  is  not  doubled  (i)  when  it  is  preceded 
by  a  vowel  digraph  (need,  -ed,  -ing;  repeat,  -er,  ing);  (2)  when 
the  accent  falls  elsewhere  than  on  the  last  syllable  (profit,  -ed, 
-ing) ;  (3)  when  the  word  ends  in  two  different  consonants  (affirm, 
-ing,  -er). 

Words  of  two  or  more  syllables  ending  chiefly  in  /,  with  the 
accent  on  a  syllable  other  than  the  last,  according  to  the  pre- 
ceding rule,  do  not  double  the  final  consonant  in  taking  a  deriva- 
tive beginning  with  a  vowel:  apparel,  bevel,  cance^.,  carol,  chisel, 
counsel,  duel,  equal,  imperil,  label,  level,  libel,  marshal,  model, 
parallel,  pencil,  quarrel,  revel,  shovel,  shrivel,  travel,  worship. 
While  the  dictionaries  are  greatly  at  variance  on  this  point,  the 
International,  the  Century,  and  the  Standard  conform  to  the  rule 
by  giving  the  single  consonant  the  first  place,  and  the  double  con- 
sonant the  second. 

Words  ending  in  silent  e,  whose  derivative  forms  begin  with 
a  consonant,  retain  the  e;  as,  hate-jul,  move-ment.  The  most  im- 
portant exceptions  are  words  ending  in  ge,  judg-ment,  acknowledg- 
ment, abridg-ment,  lodg-ment.  The  e  in  these  words  is  retained 
by  some  authorities  as  a  variant.  When  the  e  is  immediately 
preceded  by  another  vowel,  it  is  usually  dropped,  as,  true,  tru-ly, 
argue,  argu-ment. 

Words  ending  in  silent  e,  when  forming  derivatives  beginning 
with  a  vowel,  drop  the  e;  as,  bridal,  guidance,  hoping,  coming. 
As  a  safeguard  against  mispronimciation  and  confusion,  it  is  in 
some  cases  retained;  as,  hoeing,  toeing,  shoeing,  singeing,  tinge- 
ing,  springeing,  dyeing,  mileage.  To  preserve  the  soft  c  or  g,  it 
is  retained  in  peaceable,  noticeable,  manageable,  changeable,  ad- 
vantageous, outrageous. 


24  ORTHOGRAPHY 


Words  ending  in  ie  not  only  drop  e  upon  adding  ing^  but 
change  i  to  y  to  prevent  two  Vs  coming  together;  as,  dyings  h^'^Sy 
vying.     Usage  is  divided  in  regard  to  hying  (Jiie-ing) . 

Words  ending  in  y  preceded  by  a  consonant,  change  y  to  i  in 
taking  an  additional  syllable  beginning  with  a  letter  other  than  /; 
as,  icy,  iciest,  icily,  tidy,  tidiness.  Adjectives  of  one  syllable  in 
which  y  is  preceded  by  a  single  consonant,  usually  retain  y;  as, 
dryly,  shyness.  Drier  and  driest  are  commonly  written  with  i. 
Before  the  derivative  suffixes  -like  and  -ship,  the  y  is  retained. 

Words  ending  in  y  preceded  by^a  vowel,  retain  the  y  in  the 
formation  of  derivatives;  as,  prayed,  obeying,  enjoyed.  The 
common  words  daily,  laid,  paid,  said,  saith,  slain,  are  exceptions- 
Staid  or  stayed,  gaily  or  gayly,  gaiety  or  gayety,  are  variable  forms. 

Words  ending  with  a  vowel  sound  retain  the  letters  repre- 
senting that  sound  when  appending  one  or  more  syllables  to  form 
a  derivative;  as,  agree,  -ing,  -able;  weigh,  -ing;  echo,  -ed,  -ing. 
The  third  person,  singular,  present  tense  forms  of  verbs  ending 
in  00  do  not  add  e;  as,  coos,  woos,  shampoos,  taboos ;  but  add  it 
in  the  past  tense  and  other  forms;  as,  cooed,  wooed,  wooer. 

Words  ending  in  a  double  consonant  usually  retain  both  con- 
sonants on  adding  a  preiix;  as,  call,  recall,  tell,  joretell,  roll,  enroll. 
The  weight  of  authority  is  in  favor  of  the  single  /  in  juljil,  instil. 

PLURALS 
The  plural  of  nouns  is  regularly  formed  by  adding  5  to  the 
singular.  When  the  terminal  sound  is  such  that  s,  whether 
representing  its  own  sound  or  that  of  s,  will  not  combine  with  it, 
es  is  added;  as,  churches,  classes.  Cantos,  cameos,  punctilios, 
rabbis,  alkalis,  are  regular.  While  s  (with  the  sound  of  2)  will 
readily  unite  with  the  following  words,  usage  sanctions  the  es 
termination;  as,  echoes,  cargoes,  embargoes,  mottoes,  potatoes. 
Alkalies  and  rabbies  are  variants.  Letters,  figures,  signs,  etc., 
are  pluralized  by  adding  5  with  an  apostrophe  prefixed;  as,  Mind 
your  p^s  and  q^s;  His  3 '5  and  5 '5  are  well  made;  He  ignores  the 
whys  and  wherejore's.  Some  good  writers  omit  the  apostrophe; 
as,  /  have  considered  the  pros  and  cons. 


ORTHOGRAPHY  25 


The  plural  of  nouns  ending  in  y  preceded  by  a  consonant,  is 
formed  by  adding  es,  the  y  first  being  changed  into  i;  as,  skies, 
ladies,  colloquies.  The  letter  u  in  the  last  instance  has  the  force 
of  the  consonant  w.  Proper  nouns  add  only  s;  as,  Marys, 
Dorothys,  Timothys.  Some  writers  use  the  form  Maries  as  the 
plural  of  Mary,  but  this  is  apt  to  confound  it  with  the  plural  of 
Marie,  and  should  be  discouraged.  When  the  singular  ends  in 
y  preceded  by  a  vowel,  the  plural  is  regularly  formed  by  adding 
s;  as,  days,  keys,  moneys,  monkeys,  attorneys.  The  forms  monies, 
attornies,  vallies,  should  be  discouraged. 

The  plural  of  the  following  nouns  ending  in  f ,  is  formed  by 
changing  /  or  je  into  v,  and  adding  es:  beef,  calj,  elj,  half,  leaf,  loaf, 
self,  sheaf,  shelf,  thief,  wolf,  knife,  life,  wife.  Other  nouns  ending 
in  /  or  fe  form  their  plurals  regularly:  hoofs,  roofs,  strifes,  safes, 
chiefs.  The  plural  of  staff  is  staffs  or  staves,  according  to  its 
meaning. 

The  plural  of  nouns  compounded  with  and  ending  in  -man  is 
-men;  as,  firemen,  workmen.  The  following  are  not  compounded, 
but  form  their  plurals  regularly:  Germans,  Mussulmans,  Otto- 
mans, Turcomans,  caymans,  desmans,  firmans,  talismans. 

The  irregular  plural  formations  of  the  common  words 
man,  men, — foot,  feet, — goose,  geese,  are  sufficiently  well  known  to 
require  no  discussion,  but  mongoose,  mongooses,  Mr.,  Messrs., 
Mrs.,  Mesdames,  are  not  so  well  understood.  Bedouin,  cannon, 
heathen,  are  alike  in  both  numbers.  Ethics,  optics,  news,  politics, 
and  means  (in  the  sense  of  agency)  are  plural  in  form,  but,  as 
nominatives,  require  verbs  in  the  singular.  The  words  wages^ 
aborigines,  antipodes,  pains,  and  literati,  take  verbs  in  the  plural. 

The  words  brother,  die,  pea,  penny,  staff,  have  each  two  plurals, 
according  to  the  meaning. 

Many  nouns  from  other  languages  have  an  EngHsh,  as  well  as  a 
foreign,  plural:  beans,  beaux;  formulas,  formulcB;  indexes ,  indices ; 
bandits,  banditti;  cherubs,  cherubim;  seraphs,  seraphim.  The 
English  plurals  are  now  generally  preferred. 

Some  nouns  have  the  same  form  in  both  numbers :  deer,  sheep, 


26 


ORTHOGRAPHY 


swine,  grouse,  trout,  Chinese,  Portuguese,  Tyrolese,  Japanese. 
Gollectively,  fish  and  fowl  are  plural;  as  individuals,  fishes  and 
jowls  are  the  plural  forms. 

In  certain  loosely-formed  hyphenated  compounds,  the  prin- 
cipal word  is  pluralized :  courts-martial,  cousins -german,  knights- 
errant,  sons-in-law.  In  close  compounds  ending  in  -ful,  the 
plural  is  formed  regularly;  as,  handjuls,  cupjuls,  spoonjuls. 

The  terminations  -able  and  -ible  cause  much  confusion  in 
spelling.  Those  adjectives  from  Latin  words  ending  in  -abilis, 
as  well  as  those  of  English  origin,  take  the  termination  -able,  and 
comprise  much  the  larger  number;  as,  mutable,  potable,  eatable, 
laughable,  etc.  Those  derived  from  Latin  words  ending  in 
-ibilis,  take  the  termination  -ible;  as,  credible,  vendible,  legible. 
The  derivative  forms,  as,  accessible,  -ibly,  -ibility,  inaccessible, 
etc.,  follow  the  same  rule.  The  following  short  list  of  -ible 
terminations  comprises  nearly  all  in  ordinary  use.  Any  words 
not  found  in  this  Ust  may  reasonably  be  supposed  to  end  in  -able: 


accessible, 

convertible, 

docible. 

frangible. 

possible, 

admissible, 

convincible, 

edible. 

fusible, 

producible, 

appetible, 

corrigible, 

effectible. 

gullible. 

reducible, 

apprehensible, 

corrosible, 

eligible. 

horrible, 

reflexible. 

audible, 

corruptible, 

eludible, 

intelligible, 

reprehensible. 

cessible, 

credible. 

enforcible, 

irascible. 

resistible. 

coercible, 

decoctible. 

evincible, 

legible, 

responsible. 

collectible, 

deducible. 

expansible. 

miscible. 

reversible, 

compatible 

defeasible. 

expressible. 

negligible. 

revertible, 

competible, 

defensible, 

extendible. 

partible. 

risible, 

comprehensible, 

,   descendible. 

extensible, 

passible. 

seducible. 

compressible, 

destructible. 

faUible, 

perceptilDle, 

sensible. 

conceptible, 

digestible, 

feasible. 

permissible, 

tangible. 

contemptible, 

discernible. 

fencible. 

persuasible. 

terrible. 

contractible, 

distensiWe, 

flexible. 

pervertible, 

transmissible, 

controvertible, 

divisible. 

forcible. 

plausible. 

visible. 

Derivatives  from  these. 

as,  inaccessible,  infallible. 

illegible,  etc.. 

also  end  in  -ible. 

Passible  and  impassible  must  be  distinguished  from  passable 
and  impassable, — words  of  different  meaning. 

The  initial  syllables  em-,  en-,  and  in-  are  now  more  defi- 
nitely used  than  formerly.  The  words:  embitter,  embosom,  enclasp, 
engulj,  ensnare,  inclose,  inquire,  instil,  instruct,  intrust,  and  a  few 


ORTHOGRAPHY  27 


others,  still  show  considerable  diversity  of  spelling.  The  forms 
having  the  greater  weight  of  authority  have  been  given  in  the 
vocabulary. 

The  chief  points  of  difference  between  British  and  Amer- 
ican spelling  relate  to  the  endings  -our  and  -ise.  The  American 
dictionaries  are,  for  the  most  part,  agreed  in  the  use  of  -or,  instead 
of  -our;  and  -ize,  instead  of  -ise.  Webster  writes  Savior,  glamour, 
but  prefers  enamor;  the  Century,  Standard,  and  Worcester,  write: 
Saviour,  and  prefer  enamour,  glamour.  With  these  two  excep- 
tions (enamour,  glamour),  the  American  standards  agree  in  the 
suppression  of  the  u. 

To  avoid  the  unsightly  repetition  of  the  ou  digraph,  many 
British  authorities  write  clamorous,  humorous,  laborious,  instead 
of  clamourous,  humourous,  labourious. 

While  the  American  standards  employ  -ize  in  preference  to  the 
English  termination  -ise,  in  most  words  having  this  termination, 
they  are  generally  agreed  in  retaining  -ise  in : 


advertise, 

comprise, 

emprise. 

improvise, 

premise, 

advise, 

compromise, 

enterprise, 

incise. 

reprise. 

apprise  (to  in- 

demise. 

excise. 

mainprise. 

revise. 

form), 

despise. 

exercise, 

manumise, 

surmise, 

chastise, 

devise. 

franchise 

merchandise. 

surprise. 

circumcise. 

disguise, 

(af-,  dis-,  en-), 

The  forms  catechise,  criticise,  exorcise,  are  still  in  good  use, 
with  a  growing  preference  for  catechize,  criticize,  exorcize. 

There  is  an  increasing  tendency  to  suppress  silent  e  in  -ine 
terminations,  especially  in  the  use  of  medical  and  chemical  terms. 
The  Century  and  the  Standard  dictionaries  and  the  latest  edition 
of  Gould's  Dictionary  of  Medicine  represent  the  improved  spell- 
ing, and  the  American  Association  for  the  Advancement  of  Science 
has  recommended  the  new  form.  The  words  chlorin,  dentin, 
gelatin,  glycerin,  paraffin,  ptyalin,  illustrate  the  new  principle. 
Many  chemical  terms  like  chloride,  oxide,  etc.,  are  now  often 
correctly  written  chlorid,  oxid. 

Words  ending  in  -er  and  -or  occasion  some  confusion.  The 
-or  terminations  constitute  the  larger  number.     No  satisfactory 


28  ORTHOGRAPHY 


principle  of  discrimination  has  been  formulated.  Nearly  all 
terms  of  this  class  pertaining  to  the  legal  profession  end  in  -or. 
as:  abettor,  acceptor,  covenantor,  debtor,  executor,  guarantor,  juror, 
lessor,  mortgagor  or  mortgageor. 

The  ending  -er  is  generally  preferred  to  -re ;  as  in  theater, 
center.  To  preserve  the  proper  sound  of  c  and  g,  the  -re  termi- 
nation is  retained  in  acre,  chancre,  lucre,  massacre,  ogre. 

Words  ending  in  -cion,  -sion,  and  -tion  form  a  large  list,  and 
are  often  misspelled.  Those  which,  in  their  shortest  form,  end 
in  -d,  -de,  -ge,  -mit,  -rt,  -se,  -ss,  usually  take  -sion.  Most  of  the 
others  end  in  -tion;  a  few  in  -cion. 

The  letters  1,  f,  and  s,  preceded  by  a  single  vowel,  are 
doubled  at  the  end  of  a  monosyllable:  ball,  will,  bluff,  cliff,  class, 
dress.  Exceptions:  clef,  if,  oj,  as,  gas,  has,  is,  pus,  this,  thus, 
was,  us,  yes.  The  rule  does  not  apply  to  s  when  used  to  form  the 
possessive  case  or  the  plural;  as,  boy^s,  boys. 

Consonants  other  than  1,  f,  s,  are  rarely  doubled  at  the  end 
of  a  monosyllable.  The  exceptions  are:  abb,  ebb,  add,  odd,  rudd, 
egg,  lamm,  mumm,  bunn  or  bun,  inn,  burr  or  bur,  err,  murr,  parr, 
purr  or  pur,  shirr,  butt,  buzz,  fuzz. 

No  definite  rule  for  the  spelling  of  words  ending  in  -ance,  -ancy, 
-ant,  and  of  those  ending  in  -ence,  -ency,  -ent,  can  be  formulated. 
The  idea  of  action  or  agency  more  generally  pervades  the  former, 
and  the  idea  of  state  or  being,  the  latter;  as,  servant,  aspirant, 
assistant,  confidant;  diligent,  patient,  confident;  defiance,  resist- 
ance; excellence,  confidence;  buoyancy,  corpulency,  solvency. 
The  noun  and  adjective  forms  are  usually  in  accord.  If  in 
doubt  whether  transcendent  is  spelled  with  -ant  or  -ent,  the  stu- 
dent may  remember  one  of  the  noun  forms,  transcendency,  tran- 
scendence, and  this  will  serve  to  remove  the  doubt  respecting  the 
adjective. 

The  termination  -ense  is  preferred  to  -ence  in  defense,  offense, 
pretense,  on  the  ground  that  defensive,  offensive,  pretension,  take 
the  s.  The  words  expense,  license,  recompense,  formerly  spelled 
with  c,  have  entirely  dropped  the  old  form. 


ORTHOGRAPHY  29 


O  AND  OH 

These  exclamations  are  often  used  interchangeably  by  careless 
writers.  It  is  better  to  limit  O  to  an  address  in  the  vocative, 
with  the  exclamation  point  at  the  end  of  the  phrase,  as,  O  my 
friends!  It  is  also  used  as  an  ejaculative  expression  of  desire  or 
regret,  as,  O  that  I  had  wings  like  a  dove  !  O  that  I  should  live 
to  see  this  day  !  In  trivial  and  colloquial  speech,  O  is  employed, 
as,  O  my  !     O  dear  !     O  fie  !     O  George  !     O  Mary  1 

Oh  is  used  to  denote  pain  or  woe,  or  sudden  emotion.  Except 
at  the  beginning  of  a  sentence,  it  properly  takes  a  lower-case 
letter;  as.  She  is  in  her  grave,  and  oh!  the  difference  to  me. 

FOREIGN  WORDS 

Many  foreign  words,  like  depot,  debut,  debris,  have  become 
so  thoroughly  a  part  of  the  English  language  as  to  require  no 
accent  over  the  vowel. 

CONTRACTIONS 

Abbreviated  forms  of  spelling,  as,  w^,  y^,  hon^'^,  judgmt,  once 
very  common,  especially  in  epistolary  writing,  are  no  longer  used. 
In  dictionaries  and  gazetteers;  in  treatises  on  botany,  chemistry, 
and  mathematics;  in  commercial  tables  and  trades  lists;  and  in 
foot-notes  or  very  narrow  columns,  letters,  figures,  signs,  and 
other  characters  are  admissible,  but  in  books,  magazines,  and  news- 
papers, and  in  copy  for  the  printer,  as  well  as  in  ordinary  corre- 
spondence, the  word  should  be  written  in  full.  In  formal  legal 
documents,  and  in  notes  and  cards  for  social  occasions,  even  the 
day,  the  month,  and  the  year  are  now  spelled  out. 

The  abbreviations  Mr.,  Mrs.,  Messrs.,  Jr.  or  Jun.,  Sr.  or 
Sen.,  are  exceptions  to  the  general  rule.  These  are  rarely  spelled 
out  in  full;  but  Hon.,  Rev.,  Gen.,  Capt.,  Col.,  Maj.,  while  often 
found  in  newspapers,  should  not  be  seen  in  books,  nor  in  letters 
of  a  formal  character.     This  is  also  true  of  ult.,  prox.,  and  inst. 


30  ORTHOGRAPHY 


While  e.g.,  i.e.,  q.v.,  viz.,  etc.,  may  be  allowed  where  space  is 
limited,  as  in  foot-  or  side-notes,  they  should  be  avoided  in  the 
body  of  the  text  as  far  as  possible.  Instead  of  the  *,  f,  ||,  §,  and 
other  marks  of  reference,  small  letters  or  figures  are  now  em- 
ployed by  the  best  writers  and  printers,  and  are  placed  above 
and  to  the  right  of  the  word  or  phrase  in  question.  The  am- 
persand ( &)  is  authorized  in  the  business  name  of  a  firm  or 
corporation,  as  in  George  W.  Jacobs  &  Co.,  The  Baltimore  & 
Ohio  Railroad  Co.,  but  in  the  text  of  standard  books,  the  w^ords 
are  printed  in  full,  as,  Delaware  and  Hudson  Railroad  Company. 

Dialect,  slang,  and  colloquial  expressions  often  give  piquancy 
to  a  story,  and  may  be  tolerated  in  conversation  and  light  descrip- 
tion, but  should  not  be  encouraged.  Ain't,  hain't,  are  of  bad 
form  and  should  be  avoided.  Some  authorities  space  the  letters 
to  suggest  the  separation  between  words,  as,  't  was,  't  is,  't  was  n't, 
but  most  publishing  houses  close  up  the  spaces.  The  object  of 
abbreviation  is  to  save  space.  The  proper  abbreviation  for 
Pennsylvania  is  Pa.,  and  for  Philadelphia,  Phila.  The  longer 
forms,  Penn.  or  Penn'a,  and  Philada.,  are  needless,  and  should 
be  avoided. 

Abbreviations  like  Fig.  i  or  E.g.  at  the  beginning  of  a  sen- 
tence, even  in  a  foot-note,  are  unsightly  and  should  be  avoided, 
although  they  may  be  perfectly  admissible  in  the  body  or  at  the 
end  of  the  sentence.  In  catalogues  and  tabulated  lists,  4to,  8vo, 
i2mo,  are  used,  but  should  never  begin  a  sentence  and  should  not 
be  followed  by  a  period. 


THE  DIERESIS 

To  prevent  a  combination  of  two  vowels  that  must  be  sounded 
separately  a  dieresis  is  placed  over  the  second,  as,  cooperate, 
reelect,  preemption.  If  at  the  end  of  a  line  the  first  vowel  is 
separated  from  the  second  by  a  hyphen,  the  dieresis  is  omitted. 
The  hyphen  is  sometimes  employed  in  other  situations  instead 
of  the  dieresis. 


ORTHOGRAPHY  31 


SPELLING  REFORM 

Among  alphabetical  languages  the  English  is  conceded  to  be 
the  most  irregular  and  inconsistent  in  its  orthography.  Repeated 
efforts  have  been  made  to  correct  it,  but  until  the  subject  was 
taken  in  hand  by  the  Philological  Society  of  England  and  the 
American  Philological  Association,  but  Httle  progress  had  been 
made. 

In  1876  an  International  Convention  for  the  Amendment  of 
EngKsh  Orthography  was  held  in  Philadelphia.  In  1892  the 
Modem  Language  Association  of  America  united  with  the  Philo- 
logical Societies  in  this  movement.  About  3500  words  are  recom- 
mended for  change.  The  following  ten  rules  are  specially  recom- 
mended by  these  learned  bodies  for  general  adoption: 

e.  Drop  silent  e  when  fonetically  useless,  as  in  liv,  singl,  eatn, 
raind.     Write  er  for  re  in  theater. 

ea.  Drop  a  from  ea  having  the  sound  of  short  e,  as  in  jether, 
lether. 

0.  For  0  having  the  sound  of  u  in  hut,  write  m  as  in  ahuv,  tung. 

ou.  Drop  0  from  ou  having  the  sound  of  short  u,  as  in  triibl,  ruj. 
For  -our  write  -or,  as  in  honor,  labor. 

u,  ue.  Drop  silent  u  after  g  before  a,  and  also  before  e  in  nativ 
English  words;  and  drop  final  ue:  gard,  gest,  catalog,  leag. 

Dubl  consonants  may  be  simplified  when  fonetically  useless: 
hailij,  batl,  writn,  traveler,  but  not  in  words  like  hall,  call. 

d.  Change  d  and  ed  final  to  /  when  so  pronounced,  as  in  lookt, 
etc.,  unless  the  e  affects  the  preceding  sound,  as  in  chajed. 

gh,  ph.  Change  gh  and  ph  to  /  when  so  sounded,  as  in  enough, 
laughter,  phonetic  (enuf,  lafter,  fonetic). 

s.  Change  j  to  z  when  so  sounded,  especially  in  distinctiv 
words  and  in  -ise:  abuze,  advertize. 

t.  Drop  /  in  tch:  catch,  pitch  (each,  pich). 


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STANDARD  OF  PRONUNCIATION 

The  ultimate  standard  of  pronunciation  is  the  usage  of  the 
most  cultured  people  to  whom  the  language  is  vernacular.  It  is 
the  province  of  the  lexicographer  to  set  forth  this  usage.  The 
dictionary,  therefore,  becomes  practically  the  standard.  As  usage 
is  variable,  it  is  not  surprising  that  the  dictionaries  show  much 
variety.     The  wonder  is  that  they  accord  as  fully  as  they  do. 

It  is  to  be  regretted  that  in  England  and  America  there  is  not 
some  governing  board  or  court  of  arbitration,  something  like 
the  French  Academy,  to  which  all  questions  of  disputed  spelling 
and  pronunciation  might  be  referred  for  decision.  The  nearest 
approach  to  such  an  authoritative  body  is  the  Board  appointed  to 
determine  the  form  of  spelling  of  geographical  names  to  be  em- 
ployed in  the  Government  printing  establishment. 

There  is  no  good  reason  why  one  standard  should  not  serve 
for  all  the  English-speaking  nations  throughout  the  world.  The 
closer  commercial  relations  and  the  increasing  social  intercourse 
between  England  and  America  make  it  the  more  desirable.  While 
to  Americans  it  would  seem  like  taking  a  step  backward  to  write 
waggon,  labour,  emphasise,  and  other  variant  spellings,  to  Eng- 
land, as  the  mother  country,  it  would  doubtless  seem  humihating 
to  conform  to  American  usage.  If  perfect  uniformity  on  all 
points  of  difference  in  spelling  and  pronunciation,  not  only 
between  England  and  America,  but  among  the  American  stand- 
ards themselves,  could  be  secured,  scarcely  any  sacrifice  would 
be  too  great. 

In  the  present  volume  we  can  hope  to  present  only  the  best 
current  usage  in  the  United  States,  as  represented  by  Webster 
(The  International),  Worcester,  The  Century,  and  the  Standard. 

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ELEMENTARY  SOUNDS 
The  following  is  a  table  of  the  elementary  sounds  of  the  English 
language,  with  the  diacritics  employed  in  this  volume  to  represent 
them. 

VOWEL  SOUNDS 
Vocals 

at,  apple,  man,  called  short  a. 

ate,  able,  made,  called  long  a. 

air,  care,  bear,  called  coalescent  a. 

arm,  far,  alms,  called  Italian  a. 

all,  haul,  saw,  called  broad  a. 

ask,  pass,  chance,  called  intermediate  a. 

abide,  disavow,  flora,  called  obscure  a. 

end,  met,  compel,  called   short  e. 
e,    evil,  veto,  predict,  called  long  e. 
e,    err,  term,  permit,  called  coalescent  e. 

ill,  mint,  incur,  called  short  i. 

ice,  find,  pirate,  called  long  i. 

on,  lot,  offend,  called  short  o. 

old,  home,  obey,  called  long   o. 

orb,  form,  forlorn,  called  coalescent  o. 
i6.  Hf    up,  hunt,  undone,  called  short  u. 

17.  u,    use,  fume,  humane,  called  long  u. 

18.  ii,    urn,  curb,  purloin,  called  coalescent  u. 

19.  d6,  foot,  book,  hoodwink,  called  short  00. 

20.  OD,  ooze,  noon,  moonlight,  called  long  00. 

21.  oi,  oil,  coin,  foible. 

22.  ou,  out,  proud,  sounding. 


a, 

a, 
&, 
a, 
a, 

7.  a, 

8.  g, 

9- 
10. 
II. 
12. 

13- 
14. 

15- 


CONSONANT  SOUNDS 

SUBVOCALS 

23- 

b, 

boy. 

24. 

d, 

did. 

25- 

g, 

gay. 

26. 

j» 

judge. 

27. 

1, 

land. 

28. 

m, 

men. 

29. 

n, 

now. 

30- 

r, 

rest. 

31- 

V, 

vine. 

32. 

w, 

wing. 

33- 

y, 

yes. 

34- 

z» 

zone. 

35- 

zh, 

azure. 

36. 

m, 

than. 

37- 

ng, 

song. 

CONSONANT  SOUNDS 
Aspirates 

38.  f,      fair.  43.  t,      tan. 

39.  h,     hat.  44.  Ch,  chin. 

40.  k,     kind.  45.  sh,   shun. 

41.  p,     pen.  46.  th,    thin. 

42.  s,     sun.  47.  wh,  what. 


UNUSUAL  SOUNDS 

48.  Ch,   Bach. 

49.  hj    baton. 

50.  ii,    etude. 

51.  n,    ink. 


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DIACRITICAL  MARKS 

The  diacritics  employed  in  the  volume  are:  the  macron,  a,  e,  i, 
6,  u,  OD,  used  to  indicate  the  long-vowel  sounds;  the  breve,  &,  6,  I, 
6,  u,  d6,  indicating  the  short  vowels;  the  caret,  i,  e,  6,  ii,  desig- 
nating the  coalescents,  and  showing  their  blending  with  the  sound 
of  r;  the  dieresis,  a,  a,  ii,  placed  over  the  a  to  show  what  is  gener- 
ally called  the  sound  of  Italian  a,  and  under  to  indicate  the  sound 
of  broad  a,  and  over  u  to  represent  French  u;  the  obeHsk,  a,  to 
represent  intermediate  a;  and  the  period,  a,  n,  n,  to  represent 
obscure  a,  the  French  n,  and  the  nasal  n,  sounding  Hke  ng.  The 
only  other  marked  letters  are  the  vocal  tfi  and  the  German  Ch. 

LETTERS  AND  SOUNDS 

It  i^  unfortunate  that  the  sounds  and  the  letters  that  represent 
them  are,  by  most  persons,  called  by  the  same  names,  vowels  and 
consonants.  It  were  better  to  limit  these  terms  to  the  characters, 
and  find  other  names  for  the  sounds,  as  is  done  by  writers  on 
phonetics  and  by  teachers  of  elocution.  The  vowel  sounds  are 
uttered  with  the  least  obstruction  or  modification  of  the  voice. 
They  are  sometimes  called  vocals,  or  tonics  (tone  sounds).  In  the 
utterance  of  the  consonant  sounds  there  is  a  wide  range  from  the 
vowel-like  openness  of  /  and  r,  to  the  constricted  mouth  and  throat 
positions  for  m,  p,  t,  g,  k,  th.  These  sounds  readily  divide  them- 
selves into  two  classes,  the  first  having  a  measure  of  vocahty,  and 
the  second  consisting  of  unvocaHzed  breath.  The  former  are 
called  sub  vocals,  or  subtonics;  the  latter,  aspirates,  or  atonies. 

DIPHTHONGS  AND  TRIPHTHONGS 

The  terms  diphthong  and  tripthong  should  be  restricted  to  the 
sounds  represented  by  the  vowel  digraphs  and  trigraphs.  Every 
vowel  sound  which,  in  its  utterance,  requires  a  change  of  mouth 
position,  is  diphthongal.  A  diphthong  is  defined  as  the  union  of 
two  vowel  sounds  pronounced  in  one  syllable;  a  triphthong  as  the 
union  of  three  vowel  sounds  in  one  syllable.     The  confounding 


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of  the  terms  diphthong  and  digraph,  as  well  as  triphthong  and 
trigraph,  has  led  to  the  mistaken  notion  that  two  characters  are 
necessary  to  represent  the  diphthong,  and  three  characters  to 
represent  the  triphthong.  The  vowel  characters  i  and  u  (high, 
Hugh)  represent,  singly,  the  union  of  two  sounds,  and,  therefore, 
they  are  diphthongs  as  truly  as  are  the  sounds  represented  by  the 
digraphs  oi  and  ou.  Long  a  and  o  (pay,  no)  are  also  diphthongal, 
although  less  so  than  i  and  u.  The  classical  digraphs  cb  and  ce, 
generally,  but  improperly,  called  diphthongs,  are  being  rapidly 
displaced  by  the  simple  letter  e,  whose  single  sound,  long  or  short, 
they  represent:  ^ohan,  EoHan;  esthetic,  esthetic;  esophagus, 
esophagus. 

ELEMENTARY  SOUNDS 

Of  all  the  long-vowel  sounds,  e  is  the  only  one  that  is  strictly 
elementary.  The  remaining  vowel  sounds,  except  those  repre- 
sented by  the  digraphs  oi  and  ou,  and  most  of  the  consonant 
sounds,  may  properly  be  regarded  as  elementary.  The  sounds 
represented  by  /  and  ch  are  capable  of  further  analysis.  The 
digraphs  sh,  th,  wh,  ng,  represent  elementary  sounds.  There  is 
nothing  gained  by  transposing  wh  to  represent  the  pronunciation 
of  words  containing  that  digraph,  as  is  done  in  some  dictionaries. 

STANDARD  AND  CLIPPED  SOUNDS 

A  standard  sound  is  one  that  is  unmodified  by  its  surroundings. 
It  is  the  fullest  form  of  an  elementary  sound.  The  a  in  day  and 
the  p  in  cap  represent  standard  sounds.  The  a  in  take  and  the  p 
in  captain  are  deprived  of  their  vanishing  element  and  are  clipped 
sounds.  Vowel  and  consonant  sounds  ahke  are  subject  to  modi- 
fication by  their  surroundings. 

COGNATES 

The  term  cognates  is  applied  to  sounds  requiring  the  same  or 
nearly  the  same  mouth  positions,  as  /  and  t;  in  fan,  van;  k  and  g 
in  keel,  gale,  p  and  h  in  pin,  bin;  ch  and  ;  in  cheer,  jeer. 


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LONG  AND  SHORT  VOWELS 

'  The  terms  long  and  short,  as  applied  to  vowels,  have  led  to  much 
confusion.  As  names  for  certain  sounds,  they  are  justified  by 
long  and  almost  universal  use,  but  when  so  employed,  all  idea  of 
length  or  quantity  should  be  excluded.  The  short  a  in  mad,  sang, 
is  longer  than  the  long  a  in  mate,  sake. 

NORMAL  AND  UNUSUAL  SOUNDS 

A  table  of  elementary  sounds  should  present  as  key  words  such 
words  as  afford  the  least  opportunity  for  diversity  of  pronunciation. 
They  should  be  arranged  in  groups  under  the  letter  or  digraph 
that,  in  English  usage,  most  commonly  represents  the  sound  which 
they  are  intended  to  illustrate.  The  five  vowels,  a,  e,  i,  o,  u, 
with  their  markings,  represent  eighteen  sounds.  The  letter  a 
alone  represents  seven  sounds.  It  is  unfortunate  that  in  the  pres- 
ent state  of  the  English  language  one  letter  should  be  made  to 
bear  so  heavy  a  burden,  but  these  seven  sounds  are  better  repre- 
sented by  a  than  by  any  other  letter  or  digraph.  These  sounds, 
then,  are  said  to  be  the  normal  sounds  of  a.  Other  sounds  of  a, 
as  in  any,  what,  are  better  represented  by  other  characters  in  the 
table,  and  are  therefore  unusual  sounds  of  a.  The  normal  or 
English  sound  of  ch  is  heard  in  chin;  its  unusual  sounds,  in 
chaise  and  chasm. 

EQUIVALENTS 

Substitutes  for  the  letters  or  combinations  of  letters  usually 
employed  to  represent  a  sound,  are  called  equivalents.  The  equiv- 
alents for  short  i  are  seen  in  the  words:  English,  heaufm,  certain, 
heen,  forezgn,  monke>',  carr/age,  sieve,  women,  tortoise,  husy, 
bw/ld,  ^\2iguy,  n;ymph. 

ENVIRONMENT 

A  full  discussion  of  the  influence  of  letters  and  sounds  upon  one 
another  in  their  many  relations  as  foimd  in  words,  would  fill  a 


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volume.  Only  such  points  as  may  be  necessary  to  a  better  under- 
standing of  the  present  work  are  here  presented  under  the  head 
of  General  Principles  of  Pronunciation.  These  are  usually  so 
well  understood  as  to  render  the  use  of  diacritical  and  other  marks, 
in  many  cases,  unnecessary.  In  the  occasional,  unusual,  and 
exceptional  uses  of  the  following  sounds,  and  in  all  doubtful  cases, 
the  word  will  be  marked  or  respelled. 

GENERAL  PRINCIPLES  OF  PRONUNCIATION 

VOWELS  AND  VOWEL  DIGRAPHS 

The  vowels  a,  e,  i,  o,  u,  when  forming  or  terminating  accented  syllables, 
are  long:  a'ble,  ma'ker,  e'ven,  me'ter,  i'dle,  vi'tal,  o'gre,  lo'cal,  u'nit,  pu'pil. 
When  they  form  or  terminate  unaccented  syllables,  e,  o,  u,  are  long,  but 
are  uttered  with  that  diminished  force  and  sharpness  which  the  absence 
of  accent  always  begets :  el'e  ment,  ap'po  site,  oc'cu  py . 

The  letter  a  when  forming  or  terminating  an  unaccented  syllable  is 
obscure,  and  the  letter  i  represents  the  sound  of  short  i:  a  bout',  ap'a  thy, 
vis'i  ble,  hap'pl  ness.  When  y  is  used  as  a  vowel,  it  falls  under  the  same 
law  as  i. 

A  vowel  followed  by  a  consonant  and  terminal  e  in  the  same  syllable 
is  generally  long:  mate,  cede,  re  pine',  a  lone',  pro  fuse'.  Many  exceptions 
are  found  in  the  unaccented  terminal  syllables  -He  and  -ine:  fertile,  hostile, 
doctrine,  determine. 

A  vowel  followed  by  one  or  more  consonants  in  the  same  syllable,  but 
not  having  a  terminal  e,  is  short:  mat,  ebb,  film,  rob'in,  sul'len. 

a. — Italian  a  is  generally  followed  by  r,  with  or  without  other  consonants: 
far,  harm,  cards.  In  a  few  words  it  is  represented  by  au  followed  by  n: 
aunt,  daunt,  launch. 

a. — Broad  a  is  usually  followed  by  /,  //,  or  silent  w.  al'most,  fal'ter,  call, 
paw.     It  is  often  represented  by  au:  haul,  maud'lin. 

k. — Coalescent  a  is  usually  followed  by  re.  It  is  long  a  modified  byr: 
care,  dare.  In  derivatives,  the  e  is  usually  dropped  on  taking  a  suffix 
beginning  with  a  vowel:  shar'ing,  compar'ing.  It  is  often  represented  by 
air  (pair,  chair)  and  sometimes  by  ear  (pear,  bear). 

a. — Intermediate  a  occurs  chiefly  in  monosyllables  ending  in  //,  ft,  ss, 
St,  sk,  sp,  nee,  nch,  nt,  and  in  their  derivatives:  chaff,  shaft,  passed,  chanting 
It  is  a  rich,  musical  sound,  and  should  not  be  supplanted  by  the  less  musical 
short  a.  In  its  organic  formation  it  lies  intermediate  between  short  a  and 
Italian. 


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a. — Obscure  a  occurs  only  in  unaccented  syllables.  It  may  constitute 
or  end  a  syllable,  but  it  never  begins  one.  It  is  sufficiently  differentiated 
frorrPboth  Italian  and  intermediate  a  to  entitle  it  to  a  distinct  and  separate 
place  in  the  table,  and  is  rarely  incorrectly  sounded.  Examples:  a  mong', 
a  round',  a  bout',  cit'a  del,  com'pa  ny,  so'fa,  i  de'a.  When  it  forms  or  ends 
a  syllable,  and  is  immediately  followed  in  the  next  syllable  by  an  accented 
vowel,  it  often  takes  the  sound  of  long  a,  as  in  a  e'ri  al,  cha  ot'ic. 

ae. — This  digraph  (ae)  represents  a  single  elementary  sound,  and  not 
the  union  of  two  sounds.  It  should  not  therefore  be  called  a  diphthong. 
When  it  forms  or  terminates  a  syllable,  it  has  the  sound  of  long  e :  ae'gis, 
ae  o'li  an,  Cae'sar.  When  it  is  followed  by  a  consonant  in  the  same  syllable, 
it  takes  the  same  sound  that  e  would  have  in  the  same  position:  di  «r'e  sis. 
The  single  e  is  gradually  taking  its  place:  e  o'Han,  es  thet'ic.  This  digraph 
is  largely  used  in  the  terminal  syllables  of  scientific  terms  of  classic  origin: 
An  ten^na  ri'i  dae,  AnMre  ae  a'ce  ae. 

ai. — The  normal  English  sound  of  at  is  long  a:  pain,  maid,  maintain. 
If  followed  by  r,  it  becomes  coalescent  a:  fair,  hair,  lair.  In  the  unac- 
cented terminal  syllable  -tain,  it  is  equivalent  to  short  i:  cap'tain,  foun'tain, 
cer'tain. 

au. — The  usual  sound  of  au  is  broad  a:  haul,  laud,  exhaust.  When 
followed  immediately  by  n,  it  is  usually  Italian  a:  jaunt,  taunt. 

ay. — This  digraph  (ay)  has  the  sound  of  long  a:  day,  say,  por  tray'. 

%, — Coalescent  e  has  been  the  subject  of  much  controversy.  It  is  always 
followed  by  terminal  r,  or  by  r  with  one  or  more  different  consonants  follow- 
ing in  the  same  syllable:  err,  her,  term.  This  sound  is  often  represented  by 
*:  firm,  squirm.     Some  lexicographers  confound  it  with  ur,  as  in  burn,  curl. 

ea. — The  normal  sound  of  ea  is  long  e :  meat,  cheat,  fear,  appear. 

ee. — This  digraph  (ee)  in  English  words,  represents  the  sound  of  long 
e:  fleet,  cheer. 

ei. — In  monosyllables  and  accented  syllables,  ei  usually  represents  long 
a:  rein,  veil.  There  are  many  exceptions,  conspicuous  among  them  being 
ei'ther,  nei'iher,  ceil'ing.  In  unaccented  syllables,  the  sound  is  usually 
short  i\  for'feit,  sur'feit,  mul'lein. 

eigh. — The  silent  gh  usually  serves  to  give  to  the  digraph  ei  the  sound 
of  long  a:  neigh,  weigh,  freight,  inveigh. 

eu. — This  digraph  is  an  equivalent  for  long  u:  feud,  neuter,  pseudonym. 

ew. — These  two  letters  combine  to  represent  the  sound  of  long  w.  ievf, 
new,  hewn. 

ey. — The  digraph  ey,  terminating  a  monosyllable  or  an  accented  syllable, 
takes  the  sound  of  long  a:  they,  obey',  convey'.  When  unaccented,  it 
takes  the  sound  of  short  i:  mon'ey,  hon'ey. 

i. — When  i  forms  or  terminates  an  accented  syllable,  it  is  long;  as,  i'vory, 


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mi'ca,  compli'ance.  But  when  in  pronunciation  it  is  made  to  blend  with 
the  following  syllable,  it  becomes  short;  as,  divi'sion,  recogni'tion,  ini'tial. 

ie. — In  monosyllables  ending  in  ie,  and  in  their  derivatives,  this  digraph 
usually  represents  the  sound  of  long  i\  tie,  vie,  hie,  lied.  In  an  unaccented 
terminal  syllable,  it  becomes  short  i:  bon'nie,  Jen'nie. 

igh. — In  this  combination  the  silent  gh  serves  to  give  the  vowel  the 
sound  of  long  i:  sigh,  light,  plight. 

-ian,  -ion. — The  termination  -ian  is  usually  sounded  like  yan,  and  -ion 
like  yun:  banian,  bunion,  minion. 

ir. — This  digraph  has  the  sound  of  er:  fir,  firm. 

oa. — The  normal  sound  of  oa  is  long  o:  boat,  coat,  foal,  moan. 

oe. — As  an  Enghsh  termination  of  a  syllable,  it  is  sounded  like  long  o: 
toe,  hoe,  woe,  mistletoe.  In  words  of  classic  origin,  the  letters  are  usually 
combined,  and  the  sound  is  that  which  e  alone  would  have  in  the  same 
situation:  oesophagus,  (Edipus. 

oi. — The  usual  sound  of  this  digraph  is  that  heard  in  oil,  toil,  loin,  groin. 

00. — This  digraph,  like  most  of  the  others,  represents  several  sounds. 
The  most  common  is  that  of  long  oo :  food,  boon,  loom,  mood,  soon. 

or. — Much  diversity  of  opinion  exists  relative  to  the  proper  sound  of 
this  digraph.  When  unmarked  in  this  volume,  it  will  have  the  sound  as 
heard,  in  orb,  born,  storm.  In  unaccented  terminal  syllables,  the  sound 
bends  toward  that  of  ur:  an'chor,  la'bor,  stu'por. 

ou. — This  combination  represents  ten  or  eleven  different  sounds.  The 
one  represented  by  the  unmarked  character  in  the  vocabulary  list  is  that 
heard  in  found,  lounge. 

-ous. — In  the  unaccented  terminal  syllable  -ous,  the  o  is  silent:  en'vi  ous, 
cal'lous,  fa'mous. 

ow. — This  digraph  represents  four  sounds.  The  most  common  is  that 
heard  in  cow,  plow,  how,  and  is  equivalent  to  ou  in  found.  In  unaccented 
terminal  syllables,  it  generally  takes  the  sound  of  long  a:  shad'ow,  win'dow. 
Careless  speakers  give  it,  in  such  words,  the  sound  of  short  m,  as  win'duh, 
shad'uh,  raead'uh,  a  sound  which  should  be  carefully  avoided. 

u. — Long  M,  like  long  i,  is  a  clearly  defined  compound  vowel.  Its  initial 
element  is  the  consonant  y\  its  vanishing  element  is  long  oo.  When  pre- 
ceded in  the  same  syllable  by  the  sound  of  r,  sh,  or  w,  it  drops  the  y  element 
and  takes  the  sound  of  long  oo:  rude,  shute,  sure.  When  long  u  forms  a 
syllable,  and  is  immediately  preceded  by  r  in  an  accented  syllable  (er'u  dite, 
vir'u  lent),  some  authorities  change  u  to  long  oo;  it  is  better,  however,  to 
give  it  a  shortened  form  of  long  u. 

ur. — This  digraph  is  often  called  the  natural  vowel.  The  u  and  r  co- 
alesce, and  practically  form  one  sound:  furl,  curb,  murmur.  It  is  readily 
differentiated  from  er,  or  its  equivalents  ir,  yr. 


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CONSONANTS  AND  CONSONANT  DIGRAPHS 

The  doubling  of  a  consonant  does  not  change  its  sound:  ebb,  add,  staff 
egg,  mill,  crammed,  pinned,  sipped,  purr,  pass,  buzz. 

C. — Before  a,  o,  u,  the  letter  c  has  the  sound  of  k:  cat,  cow,  cull.  Before 
e,  i,  y,  it  has  the  sound  of  s:  cent,  city,  cyst. 

ch. — The  normal  English  sound  of  ch  is  that  heard  in  chin,  chart,  chum. 
In  words  from  the  French,  it  has  the  sound  of  sh:  chaise,  charades.  In 
words  from  the  Greek,  it  has  the  sound  of  k:  chasm,  ar'chitect. 

d. — The  termination  -ed  following  an  aspirate  in  the  same  syllable, 
takes  the  sound  of  /:  asked,  stuffed,  passed.  This  principle  is  so  well 
understood  as  not  to  require  the  respelling  of  the  word  to  denote  its  pro- 
nunciation. 

g. — Like  c,  this  letter  before  a,  o,  u,  is  hard,  and  has  its  own  sound,  as 
heard  in  gate,  go,  gull.  Before  e,  i,  y,  it  is  usually  soft,  having  the  sound 
of  ;:  gem,  giant,  gypsy.  In  all  doubtful  cases,  the  word  or  syllable  will 
be  respelled,  employing  the  letter  g  to  represent  the  hard,  and  ;  to  represent 
the  soft  sound  of  that  letter. 

gh. — Before  a  vowel,  this  digraph  has  the  sound  of  hard  g :  aghast,  gherkin, 
ghostly.  This  combination  is  sometimes  employed  by  orthoepists  to 
represent  the  sound  of  hard  g,  as  gibbous  (ghib'bus).  At  the  end  of  a 
syllable,  gh  generally  represents  /:  laugh,  tough,  cough,  enough. 

n. — Before  the  sound  of  k  in  the  same  syllable,  n  represents  the  sound 
of  ng:  ink,  sank,  monk.  When  it  terminates  an  accented  syllable,  and 
is  immediately  followed  by  hard  g,  q,  or  k,  in  the  same  word,  it  also  takes 
the  sound  of  ng:  an'ger,  an'chor,  ban'quet. 

ph. — The  normal  sound  of  ph  is  /:  phase,  phrensy,  photograph. 

qu. — This  digraph  represents  a  close  combination  of  the  sounds  of  k 
and  TV,  and  is  not  easily  mistaken:  quite,  queen,  quoth. 

r. — While  all  sounds  are  subject  to  modification  by  their  surroundings, 
no  other  consonant  affects  the  vowel  sounds  to  the  extent  that  r  does.  When 
it  follows  long  a  or  long  o,  it  transforms  these  vowels  at  once  into  coalescents. 
When  it  precedes  long  u,  it  changes  this  sound  into  long  oo.  Before  a 
vowel  it  should  be  trilled.  In  emphatic  and  deliberate  utterance,  the 
trill  should  be  decided;  in  unaccented  syllables,  and  in  colloquial  discourse, 
it  should  be  less  marked.  The  speech  of  most  Americans  would  be  im- 
proved by  a  more  liberal  use  of  the  trilled  r. 

When  r  terminates  a  syllable  having  the  primary  accent,  and  is  im 
mediately  followed  in  the  next  syllable  by  a  vowel  or  another  r,  the  vowel 
in  the  accented  syllable  becomes  short:  car,  c3.r'ry;  her,  her'oine;  sir,  sir'up; 
for,  f6r'eign;  bur,  bur'row.  Coalescent  e  when  under  the  secondary  accent, 
follows  the  same  rule:  cem'e  tgr'y. 


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S. — The  normal  sound  of  s  is  that  heard  in  sit,  miss,  insist.  It  is  so 
often  employed  to  represent  the  sound  of  z  that  in  some  instances  it  be- 
comes almost  necessary  to  use  c  to  insure  the  true  pronunciation  of  the 
word:  profuse  (-fuce'),  precise  (-sice'),  desist  (-cist')-  The  2  sound  of  s 
is,  in  most  situations,  so  well  understood  as  to  render  respelling  unneces- 
sary: tubs,  drags,  chasm,  prism,  pleas,  please,  boxes,  churches,  mottoes, 
advise,  surprise,  betrays. 

W. — As  elsewhere  remarked,  the  letter  w  is  not  a  vowel.  It  often  follows 
a,  e,  or  o,  and  combines  with  these  vowels  to  form  new  sounds:  saw,  new, 
plow. 

X. — The  letter  x,  like  c  and  q,  represents  no  sound  that  is  not  better 
represented  by  other  letters.  Nevertheless,  it  is  a  convenient  letter,  repre- 
senting, as  it  does,  two  sounds  in  one  character.  Its  normal  sound  is  a 
combination  of  ks:  tax,  sex.  At  the  beginning  of  a  word  it  represents  z: 
xanthine,  xebec. 

y. — When  y  is  used  as  an  equivalent  for  the  vowel  i,  it  is  subject  to  all 
the  laws  governing  i:  lie,  lye;  grist,  tryst;  tapir,  satyr.  In  verb  terminations, 
whether  accented  or  unaccented,  it  usually  takes  the  sound  of  long  i :  apply, 
multiply,  satisfy. 

z. — The  sound  of  2  is  heard  in  zest,  topa'.  While  5  often  represents 
the  sound  of  2,  the  latter  sometimes  takes  the  place  of  s,  as  in  Metz,  waltz. 

zh. — The  sound  represented  by  this  digraph  is  commonly  called  the  zh 
sound.  There  is  probably  no  word  in  the  English  language  in  which  the 
characters  z  and  h  combine  to  represent  the  sound.  In  azure,  seizure,  it 
is  represented  by  2.  It  is  most  frequently  represented  by  5  in  the  terminal 
syllables  -sure  and  -sion:  leisure,  measure,  corrosion,  exclusion. 

INITIAL  SYLLABLES 
i-,  bi-,  chi-,  cli-,  cri-,  pri-,  tri-. — In  these  initial  syllables,  even  when 
not  accented,  the  /  is  generally  long:  i  am'bic,  bi  og'ra  phy,  chi  rop'o  dist. 

TERMINAL  SYLLABLES 

-ceous,  -cious,  -scious,  -tious. — These  syllables  are  pronounced  -shus: 
cetaceous,  gracious,  conscious,  fractious.  Righteous  (ri'chus)  is  an  ex- 
ceptional form  In  anxious  (ank'shus),  the  k  element  of  the  x  is  pro- 
nounced in  the  first  syllable,  and  the  s  element,  which  is  changed  to  sh 
before  i,  is  put  into  the  second  syllable.  In  luscious  (lush'us),  the  s  is 
lost,  and  ci,  which  represents  sh,  is  placed  in  the  first  syllable. 

-cial,  -sial,  -tial. — These  syllables  are  pronounced  -shal:  social,  con- 
troversial, partial.  Wh'le  the  a  sound  in  the  -ial  and  -ian  terminations 
bends  toward  obscure  a  or  short  u,  and  in  the  mouths  of  careless  speakers 
is  often  omitted,  yet  as  a  standard  sound,  it  approaches  more  closely  to 


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short  a  than  to  any  other  sound.  When  a  vowel  precedes  -sial,  -sian, 
-sion,  the  initial  sound  of  the  terminal  syllable  becomes  zh:  as,  ambrosial, 
elysian,  elision. 

-cian,  -sian,  -tian. — These  syllables  are  pronounced  -shan:  physician, 
Persian,  gentian. 

-cion,  -sion,  -f.on. — These  syllables  are  pronounced  .-shun:  coercion, 
mansion,  potion.  When  5  precedes  the  syllable  -tion,  this  syllable  is  sounded 
-chun:  exhaustion,  digestion.  When  -sion  is  preceded  by  a  vowel,  it  is 
pronounced  -zhun:  corrosion,  delusion.  A  very  common  mistake  is  that  of 
giving  this  sound  to  -sion  when  preceded  by  r:  excursion,  version. 

-geous,  -gious. — These  syllables  are  pronounced  -jus:  courageous, 
contagious. 

-geon,  -gion. — These  syllables  are  pronounced  -jun:  dungeon,  legion. 

-ice,  -ise,  -ize. — In  noun  and  adjective  forms  whose  accent  falls  upon 
the  penult  or  antepenult,  the  i  is  usually  short:  lat'tice,  mor'tise.  In  verb 
forms  whose  accent,  primary  or  secondary,  falls  upon  the  final  syllable, 
the  i  is  long:  surprise,  baptize,  emphasize,  analyze. 

-ide,  -ine. — In  regard  to  these  terminations,  usage  is  greatly  varied. 
The  Chemical  Section  of  the  American  Association  for  the  Advancement 
of  Science,  in  1889,  passed  a  vote  in  favor  of  short  i,  and  afterward  voted 
to  drop  final  e  in  the  spelHng:  bromin,  chlorin,  iodin,  iodid,  chlorid,  bromid. 

-ile,  -ite,  -ive. — When  not  under  the  accent  the  vowel  i  in  the  termina- 
tions -ile  and  -ive  is  generally  short,  and  in  -ite,  long:  fertile,  hostile,  active, 
genitive,  aconite,  appetite.     There  are  many  exceptions. 

-ar,  -er,  -ir,  -or,  -ur,  -yr. — A  loose  pronunciation  of  these  unaccented 
terminal  syllables  makes  them  alike.  Some  reputable  authorities  justify 
this.  Those  who  have  regard  for  the  refinements  of  speech  will  make  a 
distinction.  In  dignified  discourse,  such  words  as  dollar,  scholar,  will 
be  sounded  with  Itahan  a,  softened  by  the  r,  and  obscured  by  the  absence 
of  accent.  In  colloquial  utterance,  the  a  will  lean  still  farther  toward  the 
dividing  Hne  between  Itahan  a  and  coalescent  u.  The  -ir  and  -yr  termina- 
tions are  identical  with  -er  in  sound:  taper,  tapir,  satyr.  In  deliberate 
utterance,  -or  takes  the  sound  of  coalescent  o,  smoothly  uttered  and  without 
show  of  effort.  To  pronounce  actor  with  almost  equal  accent  upon  the 
syllables,  is  painfully  unpleasant  to  the  listener.  In  conversation,  -or 
resembles  -ur  more  closely.  The  -ur  sound,  often  called  the  natural  vowel, 
is  usually  pronounced  correctly.  Occasionally  an  affected  effort  is  made 
to  give  it  the  lighter  form  of  -er.  The  terminations  -ard,  -ared,  -erd,  -ered, 
-ored,  -ured,  -yred  (drunkard,  collared,  shepherd,  peppered,  labored,  mur- 
mured, martyred)  follow  the  same  law. 

-any,  -ary. — In  any  and  many,  the  a  takes  the  sound  of  short  e.  When 
the  accent  falls  on  the  antepenult,  the  a  forms  or  terminates  an  unaccented 


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syllable,  and,  in  accordance  with  the  general  rule,  is  obscure:  botany, 
htany,  boundary,  granary.  When  the  primary  accent  comes  before  the 
antepenult,  the  secondary  accent  falls  upon  the  a  which  gives  to  the  a  in 
-any  the  sound  of  long  a,  and  to  the  a  in  -ary  the  sound  of  coalescent  a, 
with  a  strong  leaning  in  both  cases  toward  short  e:  miscellany,  momentary. 

ACCENT 

In  the  English  language,  every  word  of  more  than  one  sylla- 
ble is  pronounced  with  a  stress  of  voice  upon  one  of  its  syllables. 
This  stress  is  called  accent.  In  words  of  three  or  more  syllables, 
there  is  often  a  second  stress,  and  in  very  long  words,  a  third. 
The  primary  accent  is  the  strongest.  The  lighter  degrees  of 
emphasis  are  called  the  secondary  accents.  An  acute  ear  will 
often  discover  a  difference  in  the  force  with  which  the  secondary 
accents  are  given.  The  lightest  of  three  varying  accents  might 
with  greater  propriety  be  called  the  tertiary  accent. 

INFLUENCE  OF  THE  ACCENT 
In  monosyllables  and  in  accented  syllables  the  vowels  are  usu- 
ally uttered  with  sharpness  of  outline;  in  unaccented  syllables, 
with  less  distinctness.  In  all  forms  of  dignified  discourse,  the 
sounds,  consonant  as  well  as  vowel,  are  given  a  sharpness  that 
would  be  quite  unbefitting  in  colloquial  speech.  But  the  un- 
accented vowels  must  never  be  uttered  in  a  careless  or  slovenly 
manner.  Walker,  the  English  lexicographer,  declares  that  a  neat 
pronunciation  of  these  forms  constitutes  "one  of  the  greatest 
beauties  of  speaking." 

PLACE  OF  THE  ACCENT 
In  nouns  and  adjectives  of  two  syllables  the  accent  usually  falls 
upon  the  first,  while  in  verbs,  it  occurs  upon  the  second :  al'mond, 
bel'lows,  hap'py,  cheer'ful,  appear',  convey'.  So  general  is  this 
law  that  the  exceptions,  which  are  quite  numerous  are  frequently 
mispronounced;  as,  adept',  adult',  research',  recess',  romance', 
finance',  canine',  robust',  rotund',  con'strue,  do'nate,  ran'sack, 
lo'cate. 


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DISCRIMINATIVE  ACCENT 
The  noun  and  verb  forms  of  the  same  word  are  often  distin- 
guished by  change  of  accent;    as,  con'tract,  contract';    es'cort, 
escort'.     Adjectives  and  verbs  are  contrasted  in  Hke  manner;  as, 
ab'ject,  abject';  ab'sent,  absent'. 

ANTITHETICAL  ACCENT 
A  contrast  in  thought  is  often  expressed  by  what  is  known  as 
rhetorical  or  antithetical  accent.     The  accent  is  transferred  from 
its  normal  position  to  the  contrasting  syllable;   as,  He  must  in'- 
crease,  but  I  must  de'crease. 


FOREIGN  WORDS 

VOWELS 
In  most  of  the  languages  of  Continental  Europe  the  letter  a  is  sounded 
like  a,  e  like  a,  and  i  like  e.  The  digraph  oe  is  sounded  nearly  like  u  in 
burn.  It  is  best  formed  by  an  attempt  to  sound  6  with  the  mouth  in  position 
for  6.  Long  u  is  generally  sounded  like  oo.  The  French  or  German  ii 
has  no  equivalent  in  English.  It  is  fairly  well  represented  by  uttering  e 
through  the  mouth  position  for  oo. 

CONSONANTS 

The  sounds  of  the  consonant  letters  in  foreign  languages  are  even  more 
irregular  and  unlike  the  English  than  are  the  vowels.  These  will  be  ex- 
plained and  their  use  in  words  illustrated. 

The  letter  r  is  more  strongly  trilled  than  in  English.  When  m  and  n, 
in  French  and  Portuguese,  occur  at  the  end  of  a  word  or  syllable,  they 
have  no  distinctive  sound,  but  simply  impart  nasality  to  the  preceding 
vowel. 

The  digraph  ng  takes  the  English  sound  in  most  of  the  European  tongues, 
but  in  Italian  the  n  does  not  blend  with  the  g.  The  sound  of  Ih  is  usually 
that  of  /. 

OPEN  AND  CLOSED  SYLLABLES 

Syllables  ending  in  a  vowel  or  vowel  sound  are  said  to  be  open;  those 
ending  in  a  consonant,  closed. 

ACCENT 

Accent,  as  this  term  is  understood  in  English,  is  not  so  marked  in  the 
languages  of  Continental  Europe.     The  stress  is  more  evenly  distributed. 


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Accented  syllables  are   not  struck  so  forcibly,   and  unaccented  syllables 
are  not  slighted  so  much,  as  in  English. 

In  French,  the  syllables  are  uttered  with  nearly  equal  stress.  To  the 
American  ear  many  French  words  sound  as  if  accented  on  the  last  syllable, 
and,  to  mark  their  proper  pronunciation  in  English  dictionaries,  the  primary 
accent  is  often  placed  upon  the  final  syllable  of  such  words.  In  the  German, 
Hungarian,  Dutch,  and  Swedish  languages  the  stress  is  usually  on  the 
root  syllable;  and  in  the  Italian,  Spanish,  Portuguese,  and  PoHsh,  it  is  on 
the  penult.  In  some  languages  the  vowel  quantities  determine  the  prom- 
inence of  the  syllables  rather  than  any  particular  stress  or  accent. 

CHINESE 
e  =  a,  Pe=chi-li  (pa^che^le'). 

i  =  e,  Pe=chi=H  (pa''che'le'). 

OW        =  oo,  Chang-Chow  (chang-choo'). 

U  =  Ob,  Chang=Cheun=Cham  (chang»che  wn-cham),  Aigun  (i  goon'). 

SZ  =   z,  Szechuen  (zachdben'). 

DANISH 
a  =  a,  Gram  (gram),  Rafn  (rafn). 

aa        =  a,  Aalborg  (al'borg),  Aarhuus  (ar'hoos), 
e  =  a  when  final  in  accented  syllables;  when  not  final  it  equals  e, 

Lemvig  (lem'vlg).      e  =  a,  Zoega  (z6  a'ga). 
i  =   e  in  open  accented  syllables  and  in  monosyllables,  Hagi  (ha'ge); 

in  other  situations  =  !,  Beelitz  (ba'lits). 
ii  =  e   in  open  accented  syllables   and  in   monosyllables;   in  other 

situations  =  I. 
O  =6  when  open,  Altona  (al'to  na) ;  when  closed  =  6. 

oe         =  u,  Hoe  (hu);  5  has  the  same  sound,  Romer  (ru'mer). 
u  =  oo    when    open,    Hude  (hoo'the);    when   closed  =    do,    Hu»te 

(hoon'te). 
UU        =  do,  Aarhuus  (ar'hoos). 

C  =  k  before  a,  aa,  o,  u;  before  e,  i,  6,  y,  it  is  like  s. 

d  =  th  when  between  two  vowels  or  at  the  end  of  a  syllable  after  a 

vowel,  Budir  (boother'),  Egvad  (eg  vath').     It  is  silent  before 

t  or  s,  Gjedsted  (ye  steth'),  and  also  when  final  after  1,  n,  r, 

t.     When  final  it  is  sounded  Hke  t.     When  initial,  d  is  sounded 

as  in  English. 
g  =  g-  After  a  vowel  in  monosyllables  it  is  slightly  guttural. 

h  =  h.  Before  j  and  v  it  is  silent,  Hvam  (vam). 

j  =  y>  Fjelso  (fygl'su),  Hjarno  (yar'no). 

V  =  do  after  s;  elsewhere  =  v 

y  =  ii,  Nyerup  (nu'er  ^p). 


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DUTCH 
a  =  a  in  open  syllables,  Hals  (hals),  Brabant  (bra  bant'). 

aa         =  a  in  open  syllables,  Raalte  (ral'te),  Alkmaar  (alk'mar'). 
au        =  ou,  Van  Pauw  (van  pow), 
e  =  a  when  final  in  accented  syllables,  Breda  (bra'da);  unaccented 

it=   u.     Before  r  it=     a,    Berkel    (bar'kel).     Before    two  or 

more  consonants  it=  e.  Delft  (delft). 
se         =  a  when  final  in  monosyllables  and  accented  syllables,  Eem  (am), 

Weeninx  (wa'ninks).     Before  r  it=   a,  Eerbeek  (ar'bak). 
i  =  e    in    open    syllables,     Mieroslavski     (mye  ro  slav'ske).      When 

doubled,  it  has  the  same  sound.     Before  a  consonant  in  the 

same  syllable  it=  i,  Dilsen  (dil'sen). 
ie  ==  e,  van  Mieris  (van  me'ris). 

O  =  6  before  two  or  more  consonants,  Dokkum  (dok'koom).     In  open 

syllables  it  takes  the  sound  of  5,  Hodel  (ho'del). 
oe         =  d6,  Doezum  (d^  zd6m'). 
00         =  5  in  open  syllables.  Van  Noort  (van  nort'),  Noodt  (not),  Troost 

(trdst). 
ou        =  ou,  Wouverman  (wow'ver  man). 
u  =  ii    in  open  syllables,  Nuland  (nii'lant).     When  doubled,  it  has 

the  same  sound.     In  closed  syllables  it  is  equivalent  to  u, 

Jubbega  (yiibba'ga). 
uy        =  oi,  Enkhuysen  (enk  hoi'sen). 
ch         =  ch,  Bocholz  (bSdi'olts). 
d  =  t  when  final,  Herveld  (her'velt);  elsewhere  it  has  the  sound  of 

English  d,  Bedum  (ba'ddom). 
dt          =  t,  Bildt  (bilt),  Amersfoordt  (a'mers  fort). 
g  =  di  or  h  strongly  aspirated,  Bergum  (b6r'hd6m). 

j  =  y?  Jelsum  (yel'soom). 

sch       =  sh  when  final  before  silent  e;  elsewhere  it  =    sk  nearly,  Scheld 

(sk61t),  Schiedam  (ske'dam). 
y  =  i  nearly,  Mytens  (mi'tens),  Nieuwentyt  (nu'ven  tit). 

FRENCH 
a  =  a  when  open.  About  (a'boo');  when  closed,  it  has  the  sound  a. 

ai  =  3,,  Pain  (pan). 

-am,  -an,  -em,  -en=  6n,  at  the  end  of  a  word   or   syllable,   Ozanam 

(6  za  non'),    Allemand    (aFmon'),    Vieuxtemps    (vyu  ton'),    de 

Montpensier  (de  mon  pon  se  a'). 
au        =  6,  Aube  (6b),  Aude  (od),  Pau  (po),  Quinault  (ke'no'). 
aux      =  o,  faux  pas  (fo  pa). 


PRONUNCIATION  47 


e  =  a    when   open,    Sable    (sabla').     e=  e    when   closed,    Mettray 

(m6  tra') ;  when  final  and  unaccented  it  is  silent,  Scarpe  (skarp) . 

Before  r  when  not  followed  by  a  second  consonant,  it  is  sounded 

like  a.  Perdu  (par^du'). 
eau       =  6,  Beaune  (bon),  Eauze  (6z),  chateau  (sha  to'). 
eaux    =  6,  Meaux  (mo). 
ee         ==  a,  Seez  (sa). 
ei  ==  a  before  r,  Pereire  (pe^rar'). 

ens       =  an,  Amiens  (a'me  an).     When  accented  it  takes  the  sound  of 

6n,  Perrens  (pa  roh'). 
ent  In  the  third  person  plural  of  verbs,  ent  is  silent. 

esnies=  am,  Solesmes  (so  lam'). 
esnes  =  an,  Fresnes  (fran). 
i  =  e  when  open,  Picot  (pe^ko'),  Ribot  (re^bo').     1=1  when  closed, 

Finisterre  (ftn  is  tar'). 
ie  =  e,  Marie  (ma'' re'). 

ier        =  e  a,  Gamier  (gar  ne  a'). 
-im,  -in,  -ym,  -yn,  -aim,  -ain,  -eim,  -ein  =  ah,  at  the  end  of  a  word 

or    syllable,    timbre    (tah'br),    Poussin    (pdo^sah'),  Nymphe 

(nahf),  syntaxe  (sah'taks). 
O  =6   when   open,    Amero    (a^ma'ro).     0=6   when    closed,    Postel 

(pos'tel). 
oi,  ois,   oix=  wa.  Noire   (nwa^ra'),  Blois   (blwa),   Agenois   (a  zha  nwa'), 

Foix  (fwa). 
on         =  on,  Conte  (koh^ta').  Pons  (poh). 
ou         =  oo,    Brioude    (bre  obd'),    Agincourt   (a  zhah  kdbr'),    de   la   Noue 

(de  la  nob'). 
U  =   ii  when  open,  etiide  (a  tiid'). 

-um,  -un=  uh  at  the  end  of  a  word  or  syllable,  humble  (uh'bl)    chacon 

(shak'iih). 
C  =  s  before  e,  i,  y.     Before  a,  o,  u,  it  =  k.     g  has  the  sound  of  s 

before  all  vowels. 
ch         =  sh,  Auch  (osh),  Chauvin  (shoVah').     Before  a  consonant  in  the 

same  syllable  it  has  the  sound  of  k. 
cq  =  k,  Flobecq  (fi5  bek'),  Roncq  (ronk). 

d,  g,  n,  s,  t,  X,  and  z  when  final  are  usually  silent,  and  leave  the  syllable 

open,    Nord    (nor),    Flers    (flar),    Gannat    (gan^na'),    Geant 

(zha^6h'),    Carmaux    (kar^mo').     In   proper   names,   <f,    when 

final,  is  generally  sounded,  Boyard  (bo^yard').     Before  a  vowel 

beginning  the  next  word  it  has  the  sound  of  t. 
de         =   de,  de  Tocqueville  (de  tok'vil). 
g  =  zh  before  e,  i,  y,  Bergerac  (bar  zha  rak'),  Agen  (azh6h');  before 


48  PRONUNCIATION 


a,  o,  u,  it  has  the  sound  of  English  g,  Guerande  (ga  rond'), 

Guise  (gez).     When  final  it  is  usually  silent,  Troplong  (tr6''l6n'). 
gn        =   ny,  Mignet  (men^ya'),  Persigny  (per^sen''ye'). 
gue       =  ga,  Guerande  (ga  rond'). 
gui       =  ge.  Guise  (gez). 
h  Generally  silent,  St.  Haro  (st.  a'ro),  St.  Hautmont  (st.  o^moh'), 

Heric  (a^rek'). 
j  =  zh,  Anjou  (ohzhot)'). 

11  =  y  or  ly,  Pouillet  (pdo^ya'  or  poo^lya'). 

n  See  d. 

pt         =  t,  Sept=Isles  (set  el'). 
q  and  qu=   k,  Alquier  (al  ke  a'),  Quost  (kost). 
ques,  quet,  quette  =  ka,  Quesnel  (ka^nel'),  Hecquet  (a'ka'). 
S  =  z  when  between  two  vowels,  Lisieux  (le^zi^u'),  Remusat  (ra'mu'za'). 

When  final  it  is  often  silent,  Paris  (pa''re'),  Serres  (sar). 
t  When  final  is  usually  silent,  Guyot  (ge^o'),  Thibaut  (te^bo'). 

X  =  z  before  a  vowel,  Auxerre  (o  zar').     See  d. 

y  =  e,  Gretry  (gra^tre'),  Oudry  (ooMre'). 

z  final  is  silent,  Nez  Perces  (na'par^sa').     See  d. 


GERMAN 

a  =  a,  Abresch  (a'brSsh),  Kalk  (kiilk).     a=  e,  Wachter  (vedi'ter). 

aa         =  a,  Saale  (sa'16), 

ai  =  I,  Nicolai  (ne'ko  ll). 

au         =  ou,  Pausa  (pow'sa),  Haupt  (houpt),  Rau  (row),  Strauss  (strous). 

e  =  a  in  accented  open  syllables,  Schlegel  (shla'gel).     Before  r,  or 

two  consonants,  or  a  double  consonant  =  S,  Hersfeld  (hSrs'- 

fglt).     When  final  =  e,    Reiske  (ris'ke). 
ee  =  a,  Schneeberg  (shna'bfirg). 

ei  =  i,  Eider  (i'der). 

eu         =  oi,  Beuthen  (boi'ten),  Creuzburg  (kroits'boorg). 
ey         =  i,  Pleyel  (pli'el). 
i  =  e  in  open  syllables  or  before  a  single  consonant,  Henrici  (hen- 

rit'se).     In  closed  syllables  it  equals  i,  Fritz  (frits). 
ie  =  e,  Siegen  (se'gen).     The  g  has  a  slightly  guttural  quality. 

O  =6  before  two  consonants  or  a  double  consonant,  Morhof  (mor'hof). 

In  other  situations  it=  6,  Zollikofer  (tsol'e  ko  fer). 
U  =  do  when  open,   Kuty   (koo'te).     In  closed  syllables  it  has  the 

sound  of  06,  Luckau  (ld6k'ow). 
ui         =  we,  pfui  (pfwe). 
b  ==  P  when  final  or  immediately  before  a  final  consonant,  Abt  (apt). 


PRONUNCIATION  49 


C  =  k  before  a,  o,  u,  Cassel  (kas's61),  Coblenz  (ko'blents).     Before 

a,  e,  i,  y=  ts,  Peucer  (poit'ser). 
ch         =  di,  Bach  (badi).     When  initial  it=  k,  Chemnitz  (k6m'nits). 
d  =  t  when  final  or  immediately  before  a  final  consonant,   Crefeld 

(kra'felt),  Burscheid  (boor'shit). 
dt          =  t,  Mundt  (md6nt),  Schmidt  (shmit). 
g  =  g,  Siegen  (se'gen).     It  sometimes  takes  a  guttural  quality.     When 

followed  by  t  it  is  equivalent  to  ch,  Vogt  (fodit). 
J  =  y.  Jena  (ya'na),  Jacobi  (ya  ko'be). 

S  =  z  when  initial  or  after  a  consonant  other  than  b,  p,  or  ch,  Reinesius 

(ri  na'ze  d6s),   von  Riedesel   (fon  re'de  zel). 
sch       =  sh,  Schaumburg  (shoum'bd6rg). 
sz         =  s,  -flusz  (fld6s),  gusz  (gd6s). 
th         =  t,  Beuthen  (boi'tgn). 

ti  =  ts  in  the  terminal  syllable  -tion,  nation  (nSt  si  on'). 

Z  =  ts,  Brenz  (brSnts),  Bregenz  (bra'ggnts). 

HINDUSTANI— BRITISH  INDIA 

a  =  a,  Rajapur  (raj  a  poor'),  Rajkot  (raj  kot'). 

aa  =  a,  Raat  (rat). 

ai  =  i,  Raipur  (ri^poor'),  Dainhat  (din  hat')- 

i  =  e,  Riwari  (re  wa  re'),  Darjihng  (dar  jel'ing), 

dh  =  th,  Pandharpur  (pan  thar  poor'). 

pur  =  poor,  Mirpur  (mer  poor'),  Nagpur  (nag  poor'). 

HUNGARIAN 

a  =6,  Baja  (b6  yo'),  Krasso  (krosh'sho).     d=  a,  Bdcs  (Bach). 

aa         =  a,  Raab  (rab). 

e  =  e,  Breukelen  (bre'kel  en).     6=  a,  Szechenyi  (sa'chen  ye). 

i  =1,  Dimrich  (dlm'rich).     i=  e. 

o  =6  softened,  Losoncz  (I6^sh6nts').     6=6  sharp,  Bagyon  (b6d  yon'). 

U  =06,  Ujfalvy  (d6'e  folv).     u=  00    or  06,  Lugos  (loo  g6sh'),  Mun- 

kacsy  (moon  ka'che). 
c  =   ts,  Popovec  (p6  p6  vgts'). 

CS  =  ch,  Bacs  (bach),  Becse  (b6t'ch6),  Csik  (chik),  Sztanicsics  (sta  ne- 

chich'). 
cz         =   ts,   Brestovacz  (brSs  to' vats),  Petrovacz  (pa  tro  vats'),   Czegled 

(tsa'gled). 
ds  and  dy=  j,  Mindszent  (minj  sent'). 
g  =  g,  Bogat  (bo  gat'). 

gj  andgy=  j. 
4 


50  PRONUNCIATION 


gh         =  g,  Ghimes  (ge'mes). 

gy         =  dy,  Gyoma  (dyo'ma),  Magyar  (mod  yor'). 

j  =  y  when  used  as  a  consonant,  Jankovacz  (y6n''k6'' vats').     When 

employed  as  a  vowel  it  is  equivalent  to  e,  Ujfalvy  (oo'e  f6lv). 
rz  =  zh,  Brzezany  (bzha  zha'ne). 

S  =  sh,    Almas    (al  mash'),    Borsod   (bor  shod'),  Szentes    (sen  tesh'), 

Saros  (sha'r6sh). 
SZ  =  s,  Paszto  (pas' to),  Sztanicsics  (sta  ne  chich'). 

ts  and  ty=  ch,  Hertkovtsi  (hert  kdv'che),  Brettyo  (brgt'cho). 
y  =  e  when  used  as  a  vowel,  Gyalu  (ge  a'loo). 

ZS         =  zh,  Uzsok  (oD  zhok'). 

ITALIAN 
au        =  ou.  Aula  (ou'la). 
e  =  a  in  open  syllables,  Amadeo  (a  ma  da'o).     In  closed  syllables  it 

equals  6,  Pecci  (pgt'che),  Bettola  (bet  to'la). 
er         =  6r,  Perrone  (p6r  ro'na). 

i  =  e,  Almici  (al  me'che),  Altissimo  (al  tes'e  mo). 

o  =6  when  open,   Allori   (allo're).      When  closed  it  equals  6,   de 

Ponte  (da  p6n'ta). 
oi  =  6  e,  Goito  (go'e  to). 

on        =  6n,  Conti  (k6n'te). 
U  =  oo,  Amelunghi  (a  ma  loon'ge). 

c  =  ch  before  e  and  i,  Paceco  (pa  cha'ko),  Portici  (por'te  che). 

CC         =  k  before  a,  o,  u,  Lecco  (16k'k6).     Before  e  and  i  it=  tch,  Castel- 

luccio    (kas    tel    lobt'cho),    Pecci    (pet'che),    Ricci    (ret'che), 

Riccio  (ret'cho),  Peccioli  (pet'cho  le). 
ch         =  k  before  e  and  i,  Cherubini  (ka  roo  be'ne),  Chiusa  (ke  oo'sa). 

cch=  k,  Lamporecchio  (lam  p6  rek'ke  o). 
g  =  j  before  e  and  i,  Agira  (a  je'ra). 

gg         =   <^j»  Buggiano  (bood  ja'no),  Caravaggio  (ka  ra  vad'jo). 
gh        =  g,  Alghisi  (al  ge'ze). 

gl  =   ly,  Ceglie  (chal'ya),  Ronciglione  (ron  chel  yo'na). 

gn         =   ny,  Bagnara  (ban  ya'ra),  Bagni  (ban'ye). 
h  Generally  silent,  Borghetto  (bor  gat'to). 

j  =  y>  Ajaccio  (a  yat'cho),  Bojano  (bo  ya'no). 

ng  n  does  not  blend  with  g,  Angri  (an'gre). 

qu         =  kw,  Querini  (kwa  re'ne). 

S  =  z  when  between  two  vowels,  Alvisi  (al  ve'ze),  Paisiello  (pi  ze  £1'16). 

sc         =  sh  before  e  and  i,  Bisceglie  (be  shal'ya),  Scicli  (shek'le),  Sciglio 

(shel'yo).     Before  a,  o,  u,  it  equals  sk,  Scarpa  (skar'pa). 
SCh       =  sk,  Schio  (ske'6). 


PRONUNCIATION  61 


z  =  ts,  Luzzara  (loot  sa'ra),  Levantzo  (la  vant'so).     When  initial  or 

after  a  consonant  it  equals  dz,  Zanchi  (dzan'ke),  Brienza 
(bre  en'dza). 

zz         =  ts,  Arezzo  (a  ret'so). 

NORWEGIAN 

The  sounds  are,  for  the  most  part,  like  those  of  the  Danish. 
d  =  t  when  final  in  many  nouns  and  adjectives,  Tonstad  (tfin'stat). 

g  =  y  before  a,  e,  i,  o,  y,  Vigero  (ve  ya'ru). 

j  =  y,  Fjeld  (fyeld). 

sk         =  sh,  Skjergehavn  (shygr'ya  havn). 
y  =  u,  Trydal  (tru'dal). 

POLISH 

o  =6  when  unaccented,  Bulkov  (bd61'k6v).     When  accented  it  has 

the  sound  of  d6,  Dobra  (dd6'bra). 
ow        =  ov,  Mzczonow  (msha  zo'nov),  Pinczow  (pin'chov). 
C  =   ts,  Dzialoszice  (dze  a  16  she'tsa),  Potocki  (p6  tdts'ke). 

ch         =  rfi.     When   initial   it   equals    k,    Checiny    (ket   sen'ye),    Chelm 

(kelm). 
cz         =  ch,  Czentochow  (chSns  to'kov),  Pinczow  (pin'chfiv). 
dz         =  j,  Bodzetyn  (b5  je'ten). 
j  =  y.  Zamojski  (za  moy'ske). 

rz         =  zh,  Brzezyn  (bzha'zin). 
SC          =  ts  nearly,  Brzesc  (bzhats). 
sz  =  sh,  Naruszevitch  (na  roo  she'vich). 

W  =  V,  Poniatowski  (p6  ne  a  tov'ske). 

y  =  ii  nearly,  Pulawy  (poo  la'wu). 


PORTUGUESE 

a  =  a  when  final,  Braga  (bra'ga). 

am  =  oun,  Azambuja  (a  zoun  boo'zha). 

ao  =  oun,  Bissao  (bis  soun')- 

O  =5  when  open,   Minho   (men'yo).     In  closed  syllables  it  has  a 

softened  or  relaxed  form  of  the  same  sound. 

OU  =6  nearly,  Vouga  (vo'ga). 

g  =  s,  Alcobafa  (al  ko  ba'sa). 

cc  =  kk  before  a,  o,  u.     Before  e,  i,  y,  it  equals  ks. 

ch  =  sh,  Chanza  (shan'za). 

g  =  j  before  e,  i,  y,  Angeja  (an  ja'zha). 

gue  =  ga,  Agueda  (a  ga'da). 

gui  =  ge,  Aguiar  (a  ge  ar'). 


52  PRONUNCIATION 


h  Often  silent,  Asinhal  (a  se  nal'). 

j  =  zh,  Alemtejo  (a  16n  ta'zho). 

Ih  =  ly,  Velho  (varyo). 

m  =   n  when  final  or  when  following  e,  Almairim  (al  ma'e  ren). 

n  =   n  when  final  or  when  following  e,  Almendra  (al  mah'dra). 

nh  =   ny,  Banho  (ban'yo). 

qu  =  k  before  e  and  i,  Alemquer  (a  leh  kar').     Before  a  and  o  it  equals 

kw. 

S  =  z  when  between  two  vowels,  Areosa  (a  ra  o'za). 

X  =  sh  generally,  Caxaria  (ka  sha  re'a). 

z  =  s  when  final,   Aviz  (a  ves'). 

RUSSIAN 

a  =  a,  Susdal  (sdosMal'),  Sviaga  (sve  a'ga). 

au  =  ou,  Chaussy  (chou'se). 

ev  =  6f,  Balashev  (ba  la  shSf). 

i  =  e,  Svir  (sver),  Styr  (ster). 

ch  =  k,  Chotyn  (ko  ten'). 

sch  =  sh,  Schavli  (shav'le),  Schklov  (shkl6v). 

w  =  V,  Narew  (na'rSv). 

y  =  e,  Chotyn  (ko  ten'). 

SPANISH 
Words  ending  in  a  consonant  usually  take  the  accent  on  the  last  syllable; 

those  ending  in  a  vowel,  on  the  penult. 

ai  =  i,  Daimiel  (di  me  el'). 

au        =  ou,  Alcaudete  (al  kou  da'ta). 

ue         =  wa,  Cienfuegos  (se  6n  fwa'gos). 

b  =  V  between  two  vowels,  Ribera  (re  va'ra),  Cordoba  (kor  do'va). 

c  =  th  before  e  and  i,  Albacete  (al  ba  tha'ta),  Alcira  (al  the'ra). 

When  final  or  before  a,  o,  u,  1,  r,  it  equals  k. 

ch  =  k  before  a  vowel  having  the  circumflex  accent.  In  other  situa- 
tions it  is  sounded  like  the  English  ch,  except  in  the  province 
of  Catalonia,  where  it  has  the  sound  of  k. 

d  =  til  when  final,  or  when  between  vowels,  Mellid  (m61  letii'),  Adajo 

(a  tila'ho). 

de         =  da,  de  Toledo  (da  to  la' do). 

g  =  di  or  y  before  e  and  i,  Puente  de  Genii  (pwSn  ta  da  dia  nel'). 

.   Before  a,  o,  u,  1,  r,  it  has  the  sound  of  English  g. 

gua      =  gwa,  Guadalquiver  (gwa  dal  ke  ver'). 

gue       =  ga,  Guedeja  (ga  da'ha).     gUe  =  gwa,  giiepil  (gwa  pel'). 

gui       =  ge.  Aguilas  (a'ge  las).     gui=  gwe. 


PRONUNCIATION  53 


guo      =  gwo. 

h  Silent,  except  before  ue,  when  it  has  a  nasal  sound,  Brihuega 

(bre  wa'ga). 
j  =  di  nearly,  or  h  strongly  aspirated.     Badajos  (bad  a  hos'),  Loja 

(lo  ha'). 
11  =  ly,  Montilla  (mon  tel'ya),  Tafalla  (ta  fal'ya). 

n  =   ny,  Alcaniz  (al  kan  yeth'),  canon  (kan'yon). 

qu         =  k,  Barranquilla  (bar  ran  kel'ya). 
y  =  e  when  standing  alone  or  when  final  or  after  a  vowel  followed 

by  a  consonant.     Orozco  y  Berra  (o  ros'ko  e  ber'ra).     Before 

a  vowel  in  the  same  syllable,  or  between  two  vowels,  it  has 

the  sound  of  j. 
z  =  th,  Alcaniz  (al  kan  yeth'),  Azuaga  (a  thoo  a'ga). 

SWEDISH 
In  Swedish  words  the  accent  falls  on  the  root  syllable. 

a  =  a,  von  Wrangel  (fon  vrang'61).     a=  a. 

aa        =  a,  Kaai  (ka'e). 

e  =  a  when  accented,  Wener  (va'ner). 

i  =  e,  Kisa  (ke'sa). 

O  =6  when  final,   Orno  (d6r'n6) ;  elsewhere  it  =  d6.     5  =  u,   Nor- 

denskjold  (nor'den  shuld),  Ulfo  (ool'fu). 

C  =  k  before  a,  o,  u,  and  aa,  Calmar  (kal'mar).     Before  e,  i,  y,  a, 

and  6  it  has  the  sound  of  s,  Cimbrishamm  (sem  bre'sham). 

ch         =  k  before  a,  o,  u,  and  aa.     When  initial,  it  takes  the  sound  of 
English  ch. 

dt          =  t,  Zetterstedt  (zet'ter  stet). 

f  =  V  when  final,  Anderslof  (an'der  sluv);  fv=  v,  Afvaudden  (a  vou'- 

den). 

g  =  y  before  e,  i,  a,  6,  y,  Gefleborg  (yev  la  bOT)rg').     When   it   ends 

a  syllable  following  another  consonant  it  takes  a  sound  re- 
sembling di  or  g  strongly  aspirated,  Taberg  (ta'berdi,  or 
ta'berg).     Elsewhere  as  English  g,  Berga  (ber'ga). 

h  =  h  English.     It  is  silent  before  j  and  v. 

j  =  y,  Jemtland  (yemt'lant),  Bjornstjerna  (byurn  styer'na),  Hjelmar 

(hyel'mar). 

k  =  ch  before  a,  e,  i,  o,  y,  Kengis  (chan'yes);  elsewhere  like  English 

k,  Kull  (kool).     It  is  sounded  before  n,  Knaby  (kna'be). 

kj         =  ch,  Kjoping  (cho'peng). 

skj       =  sh,  Nordenskjold  (nd6r'den  shuld). 

tj  =  ch,  Tjorn  (choorn). 

y  =  ii,  Yngaren  (iin'ga  ren). 


CAPITALS 

The  use  of  capitals  as  a  means  of  distinction,  like  the  use  of 
italic,  has  been  carried  to  excess.  The  custom  of  the  best  proof- 
readers of  to-day  is  to  allow  no  capital  where  a  lower-case  letter 
will  serve.  The  chief  difficulty  attending  the  use  of  capitals 
grows  out  of  the  fact  that  a  word  may  demand  a  capital  in  one 
situation,  and  a  lower-case  in  another.  In  headings  and  titles, 
even  a  preposition  or  conjunction  may  be  so  important  as  to 
require  a  capital.  In  writing,  full-sized  capitals  are  indicated 
by  three  parallel  hnes  drawn  under  the  letter  or  letters;  small 
capitals,  by  two  lines.  The  following  suggestions  and  cautions 
will  prove  helpful: 

SENTENCES 
Every  sentence  must  begin  with  a  capital  letter.     To  this  rule 
there  is  probably  no  exception  unless  it  be  in  quoting  from  an 
iUiterate  writer  to  show  that  he  began  his  sentence  improperly. 

POETRY 
Every  line  in  poetry  must  begin  with  a  capital  letter.     This 
does  not  apply  to  an  incomplete  line  carried  over  by  reason  of  a 
narrow  measure  or  page. 

•      PROPER  NAMES 

Among  the  rules  for  the  use  of  capitals,  none  greets  the  ear 
of  the  schoolboy  more  frequently  than  that  which  says,  "Every 
proper  name  must  begin  with  a  capital  letter."  But  while  the 
letter  of  the  rule  is  familiar,  its  spirit  is  commonly  misunderstood. 
Such  words  as  Government,  Administration,  State,  Constitution, 

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Capitals  5^ 


Cabinet,  Capitol,  Committee,  are  proper  names  in  one  situation, 
and  common  in  another.  The  hne  of  distinction  is  sometimes 
so  fine  that  even  the  teacher  who  reprimands  his  pupil  for  neglect 
of  the  rule  is  at  times  uncertain  how  to  decide. 

PREFIXES  TO  PROPER  NAMES 

Von,  in  German,  Van,  in  Dutch,  De  or  D'  in  French,  and  Da, 
De,  Delia,  or  Di,  in  Itahan,  when  used  to  introduce  a  foreign 
proper  name,  usually  take  a  capital;  as,  D'Aubigne,  De  Mille,  Van 
der  Meer,  Von  Wallenstein.  When  preceded  by  a  title  or  by 
the  baptismal  name,  the  lower-case  letter  is  most  generally  used 
in  French  and  German;  as,  M.  de  Tocqueville,  Ludwig  van 
Beethoven.     In  the  Itahan  language,  usage  is  somewhat  divided. 

Proper  nouns  and  adjectives  preceded  by  pre-  are  written  with 
lower-case  and  a  hyphen :  pre-adamite,  pre-mosaic,  pre-raphaelite. 

ADJECTIVES 

Words  like  Senatorial,  Congressional,  Presidential,  Guber- 
natorial, Councilmanic,  referring  to  a  definite  person  or  office, 
are  capitalized. 

Many  qualifying  adjectives  derived  from  proper  names,  and 
compounded  with  prefixes  or  suffixes,  as,  herculean,  plutonian, 
tropical,  hyperborean,  are  not  capitalized. 

DEITY 

All  names  and  appellations  of  the  Deity,  as  God,  Jehovah, 
Almighty,  Father,  Creator,  Son,  Holy  Ghost,  Saviour,  Jesus 
Christ,  Divine  Sprit,  Divine  Benefactor,  must  begin  with  a 
capital. 

In  the  Bible  the  pronouns  He,  His,  Him,  Thou,  Thy,  Thine, 
Thee,  referring  to  the  Deity,  are  set  in  lower-case,  but  in  hymn- 
books,  and  manuals  of  devotion,  and  in  newspapers,  magazines, 
and  epistolary  correspondence,  they  are  capitalized. 


66  CAPITALS 

BIBLE 

Capitals  are  employed  in  naming  the  Bible  or  parts  thereof, 
and  in  the  important  divisions  of  the  Book  of  Common  Prayer; 
as,  The  Scriptures,  Gospels,  Epistles,  Psalms,  Pentateuch,  Col- 
lects, Litany,  etc. 

SATAN 

Satan  and  Beelzebub  are  written  with  capitals.  Devil,  and 
Evil  Spirit,  when  used  with  a  strongly  emphasized  individuahty, 
take  a  capital ;  when  used  in  general  terms,  they  often  are  written 
in  lower-case. 

HADES 

Poetical  and  mythological  terms  relating  to  the  place  of  future 
abode,  as  Hades,  Valhalla,  are  capitalized;  but  hell,  purgatory, 
paradise,  and  similar  words  commonly  have  lower-case  initials. 

TITLES  OF  OFFICE  AND  HONOR 

When  titles  of  distinction  precede  a  name,  they  are  capitalized; 
as.  Secretary  Knox,  Corporal  Jones,  Engineer  Smith,  Officer 
Brown.  In  the  use  of  mihtary  titles,  some  writers  use  lower-case 
for  non-commissioned  officers  up  to  corporal  and  midshipman. 
Terms  employed  to  denote  ordinary  vocations,  as,  barber  Jones, 
coachman  Kelly,  are  also  written  lower-case.  When  the  title 
follows  the  name,  the  first  letter  need  not  be  capitalized,  as: 

Hon.  John  Hay,  secretary  of  State. 

Hon.  Boies  Penrose,  senator  from  Pennsylvania. 

When  abbreviated  titles  of  lionor  immediately  follow  a  name, 
they  are  capitalized : 

W.  T.  Harris,  Ph.D.,  LL.D. 

Joseph  Spencer  Kennard,  Ph.D.,  D.C.L. 

Henry  C.  McCook,  D.D.,  Sc.D. 

James  Thompson,  Esq. 

A  short  name  in  lower-case,  followed  by  a  long  list  of  titles  in 


CAPITALS  57 


large  capitals,  is  not  pleasant  to  the  eye.  Small  capitals  give  a 
neater  appearance  to  the  page. 

The  words  Judge  and  Justice  should  always  be  capitalized 
when  applied  to  the  official  holding  that  name. 

A  title  of  office  when  used  instead  of  the  name  of  the  incumbent 
is  capitalized,  as: 

He  called  upon  the  Governor. 

Mr.  Speaker,  I  rise  to  a  point  of  order. 

Good  morning.  Senator. 

The  Queen  drove  to  the  palace. 

The  Vice-president  and  the  Lieutenant-colonel  called  at  the 
Secretary's  office. 

COMPOUND  TITLES 

But  one  capital  is  required  in  a  compound  title,  as,  Ex-president 
Harrison,  Major-general  Stewart,  Chief-justice  Marshall,  Vice- 
president  Morton,  Governor-general  Brown,  Rear-admiral 
Greene.     By  some,  the  form  ex-President  is  preferred. 

SOCIETIES  AND  CORPORATIONS 

The  principal  words  of  the  titles  of  societies  and  corporations 
begin  with  a  capital  letter;  as.  The  Society  for  the  Protection 
of  Children;  The  Senate  and  House  of  Representatives  of  the 
State  of  Pennsylvania.  Such  expressions  as,  the  Club,  the  House, 
the  Assembly,  are  often  employed  for  brevity,  and  are  capitalized. 
When  not  designed  to  specify  any  particular  organization  or 
association  they  are  written  with  lower-case;  as,  a  state,  a  gov- 
ernment, a  company;  but  when  used  as  a  proper  noun, 
require  a  capital;  as,  the  State,  the  Government,  the  Company, 
the  Union,  the  Parliament,  the  Conventicm.  It  will  be  observed 
that  those  written  with  a  capital  usually  take  the  article  the 
before  them. 

DENOMINATIONS,  PARTIES 

The  names  of  religious  denominations  and  pohtical  parties 
are  capitalized.     The  word  Church  is  capitahzed  when  it  refers 


58  CAPITALS 


to  a  denomination,  and  also  the  word  State  as  applied  to  a  system 
of  government  or  to  one  of  the  United  States. 

CEREMONIAL  FORMS 

In  formal  letters  or  addresses  to  dignitaries,  such  terms  as 
Your  Honor,  Your  Majesty,  Your  Reverence,  are  often  employed 
instead  of  the  name.  In  the  third  person,  when  Her  Grace,  His 
Royal  Highness,  and  similar  forms  are  used,  the  pronoun  as  well 
as  the  noun  should  be  capitahzed.  When  reference  is  made  to 
a  special  person,  the  office  with  a  capital  letter  is  usually  em- 
ployed; as,  the  President,  the  Governor,  the  Senator,  the  Pope, 
the  Sultan.  When  the  title  has  no  application  to  a  definite 
individual,  a  lower-case  initial  must  be  used. 

CompHmentary  salutations  occurring  within  the  body  of  a 
sentence  or  paragraph,  as  sir,  madam,  my  lord,  do  not  require  a 
capital. 

TITLES  OF  BOOKS,  PERIODICALS,  PLAYS 

The  title  of  every  book,  periodical,  play,  or  picture  mentioned 
in  the  text  begins  with  a  capital  letter,  and  every  important  word 
of  the  title  is  usually  capitahzed,  as: 

Robins'  Romances  of  Early  America. 

Kennard's  Some  Early  Printers. 

Sheridan's  School  for  Scandal. 

In  lengthy  titles,  the  important  words,  as  nouns,  verbs,  parti- 
ciples, and  adjectives,  should  be  capitalized;  the  articles,  con- 
junctions, and  prepositions  rarely  or  never.  Usage  is  somewhat 
divided  in  regard  to  titles,  some  excellent  proof-readers  Hmiting 
the  use  of  capitals  to  nouns  and  important  verbs,  and  setting  the 
rest  of  the  title  in  lower-case. 

Mr.  F.  Horace  Teall,  who  has  made  this  and  other  points  in 
writing  a  subject  of  close  study,  says  that  the  best  rule  for  capital- 
ization in  headings  seems  to  be  to  capitaHze  all  the  important  or 
emphatic  words.  He  then  declares  that  the  best  practice  under 
this  rule  would  be  the  avoidance  of  strenuous  efifort  toward  in- 


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flexible  application  of  it,  remarking  that  most  rules  are  better 
and  more  satisfactory  in  their  result  if  not  applied  too  minutely. 
When  reference  is  made  in  the  text  to  the  name  of  a  newspaper 
or  periodical,  the  article  the  is  not  capitalized,  as.  It  appeared  in 
the  Tribune;  but  in  the  naming  of  a  book,  it  takes  a  capital,  as, 
Have  you  read  The  Taming  of  the  Shrew  ? 

TABLES  OF  CONTENTS 

The  same  rule  that  governs  the  use  of  capitals  in  book  titles 
may  be  applied  to  tables  of  contents,  summaries  of  chapters, 
running  titles,  and  similar  work.  Use  capitals  for  nouns  and 
important  verbs,  always;  for  pronouns,  adjectives,  participles, 
and  adverbs,  seldom;  for  articles,  prepositions,  conjunctions,  and 
interjections,  rarely  or  never. 

PERSONIFICATION 

Abstract  qualities,  when  personified  in  vocative  address,  are 
capitaHzed,  as: 

O  Freedom!  thou  art  not  as  poets  dream. 

O  Liberty!  what  crimes  are  committed  in  thy  name! 

When  such  words  as  war,  slavery,  intemperance,  riot,  fortune, 
fame,  fate,  are  not  employed  as  synonyms  of  personified  forces, 
they  should  not  be  capitalized. 

I  AND  O 

In  English  composition,  the  pronoun  I  and  the  interjection  O 
always  take  the  capital.  The  interjection  oh  is  written  with  a 
lower-case  letter,  except  at  the  beginning  of  a  sentence. 

DAYS,  MONTHS,  HOLIDAYS 

The  names  of  the  days  and  months  begin  with  capitals.  Feast- 
and  fast-days,  festivals  and  holidays,  follow  the  same  rule;  as, 
Arbor  Day,  Decoration  Day,  Good  Friday,  Christmas,  Easter, 
Thanksgiving.  Days  of  special  historic  interest,  as  Black  Friday, 
are  also  capitaHzed. 


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GEOGRAPHICAL  NAMES 

Regions  or  sections  of  the  world,  used  as  proper  nouns,  take  a 
capital,  as,  the  Orient,  the  Occident,  the  Levant,  the  Tropics. 

Geographical  terms  used  as  nouns  or  adjectives,  in  the  vocabu- 
lary of  trade  and  commerce,  are  usually  written  with  lower-case 
letters,  as  china,  morocco,  castile  soap,  India  rubber,  prussian 
blue,  turkey  red.  Custom  sanctions  the  use  of  the  capital  in 
the  words,  French,  German,  Spanish,  ItaHan,  when  used  as  quali- 
fiers, and  the  dictionaries  endorse  the  custom,  but  the  catalogues 
of  manufacturers,  merchants,  and  auctioneers,  and  the  usage  of 
some  reputable  writers,  ignore  the  custom,  and  use  the  lower-case 
letter.  The  words  anglicized,  americanized,  romanized,  ger- 
manized,  and  frenchified,  like  roman,  italic,  and  arable,  in  the 
terminology  of  the  printer's  sanctum,  are  gradually  winning  their 
way  with  the  lower-case  initial. 

EAST,  WEST 
When  used  as  noims  to  particularize  and  define  sections  of  the 
country,  the  terms  East,  West,  North,  South,  and  the  compounds 
Northeast,  Southwest,  etc.,  are  capitaHzed.     When  used  to  denote 
direction  only,  they  are  not  capitalized: 

And  fresh  from  the  west  is  the  free  wind's  breath. 
The  wind  was  north-northwest. 

Geographical  and  other  terms  indicative  of  place,  as,  river, 
lake,  island,  mountain,  valley,  road,  street,  avenue,  when  qualified 
by  another  descriptive  word  or  phrase,  are  capitalized,  as: 
Bay  of  Biscay  Arlington  Heights 

Long  Island  Sound  Lafayette  Place 

Blackwell's  Island  Fall  River 

Lancaster  County  Rocky  Mountains 

When  the  general  name  precedes  the  particular,  as,  "In  the 
county  of  Chester,  state  of  Pennsylvania,"  or,  "In  the  city  of  San 
Juan,  on  the  island  of  Porto  Rico,"  only  the  specific  name  is 
capitalized. 


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LEGAL  DOCUMENTS 

In  legal  documents  and  in  all  formal  writings,  and  also  in  cases 
where  displayed  typography  is  desired,  capital  letters  are  used 
for  the  general  as  well  as  for  the  specific  name. 

HISTORIC   EVENTS 

The  principal  words  in  the  names  of  historic  events  are  capital- 
ized, as: 

the  Captivity  the  Civil  War 

the  Restoration  the  Peace  of  Utrecht 

the  Deluge  the  Coimcil  of  Nice 

the  Middle  Ages  the  Diet  of  Worms 

the  Renaissance  '    the  Age  of  Pericles 

QUOTATIONS 

A  complete  sentence  when  quoted  should  begin  with  a  capital. 
Words,  phrases,  and  broken  parts  of  a  sentence,  occurring  within 
the  body  of  the  text,  should  be  inclosed  by  quotation  marks,  but 
not  capitalized. 

DISPLAY 

In  newspapers  and  magazines,  in  circulars  and  other  forms  of 
advertising,  in  job-work,  and  wherever  display  is  desirable, 
capitals  may  be  used  more  freely  than  in  book-work.  No  definite 
rule  can  be  laid  down.  In  case  of  doubt,  it  is  safer  to  use  lower- 
case. The  style  of  an  author  is  often  impaired  by  an  excessive 
use  of  capitals.  Mr.  Theodore  Low  De  Vinne  says  that  a  pro- 
jecting capital  in  a  text  is  hke  a  rock  in  the  current,  for  it  diverts 
the  eye  and  interrupts  an  even  stream  of  attention. 

EMPHASIS 
An  initial  capital  is  sometimes  used  as  a  form  of  emphasis  to 
call  attention  to  a  word.     In  some  kinds  of  descriptive  writing, 
this  use  of  the  capital  may  be  permissible,  but  if  the  word  is 
repeated,  it  is  better  to  use  a  lower-case  after  the  first  instance. 


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THE,  O',  AND  A.  M. 

The  definite  article  is  often  capitalized  when  it  should  be 
written  with  a  small  letter:  the  Pubhc  Ledger,  the  New  York 
Herald,  the  Dark  Ages,  the  Thirty  Years'  War. 

In  expressions  Uke  Tarn  o'  Shanter,  John  o' Groat's,  six  o'clock, 
0  is  set  in  lower-case,  with  the  apostrophe  following.  In  proper 
names  the  o  is  separated  from  the  word  following  by  a  short 
space. 

The  abbreviations  a.  m.  and  p.  m.  are  generally  written  with 
lower-case  letters. 

SMALL  CAPITALS 

Two  lines  drawn  under  one  or  more  words  indicate  that  such 
parts  of  the  manuscript  are  to  be  set  in  small  capitals.  The  uses 
of  small  capitals  are  many  and  important,  but,  like  large  capitals, 
they  should  not  be  employed  to  excess.  Coming  between  capital 
and  lower-case,  they  afford  a  pleasing  variety  on  a  title-page,  and 
are  of  advantage  for  the  side-headings  of  short  articles  or  sepa- 
rate paragraphs,  for  running  titles,  and  whenever  variety  or  dis- 
play is  desired. 

They  are  often  selected  for  the  first  word  of  a  new  chapter 
following  a  heavy-faced  or  ornamental  initial.  If  the  first  word 
is  very  short,  the  second,  and  sometimes  the  third,  word  is  set  in 
small  capitals. 

When  the  chapter  begins  with  the  name  of  a  person,  each  part 
of  the  name  is  set  in  capitals,  the  first  letter  of  each  part  of  the 
name  taking  a  large  capital,  as: 

Oliver  Wendell  Holmes  was  one  of  the  most  genial  of 
American  writers. 

The  signature  of  a  writer  or  an  editor,  or  the  credit  given  to  an 
author  may  be  set  in  capitals  and  small  capitals  at  the  end  of  an 
article  or  paragraph.  Italic  lower-case  is  preferred  by  some  good 
proof-readers.  When  book  and  author  are  named,  the  name 
may  be  set  in  small  capitals  and  the  title  of  the  book  in  italic. 


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The  dedication  of  a  book  is  usually  set  in  small  capitals.  For 
purposes  of  emphasis,  small  capitals,  as  well  as  italic,  must  be 
used  sparingly. 


ITALICS 

PROPER  USE  OF  ITALICS 

An  excessive  use  of  italic  in  print,  like  repeated  emphasis  in 
oratory,  or  profuse  underscoring  in  writing,  defeats  the  purpose 
for  which  it  is  intended.  Where  everything  is  made  striking, 
nothing  impresses.  While  the  use  of  italic  has  been  carried  to 
excess,  however,  it  has  its  proper  place,  and  cannot  be  dispensed 
with.  Its  most  important  office  is  that  of  marking  words  and 
phrases  that  need  to  be  distinguished  in  the  text.  It  is  also 
employed  for  running  titles,  for  the  headings  of  tables,  and 
for  subheadings.  In  the  names  of  vessels,  as  the  Merrimac, 
the  Illinois,  italic  is  generally  employed. 

EMPHASIS 

The  use  of  italics  for  emphasis,  formerly  quite  common,  is  now 
almost  wholly  discontinued,  and  is  confined  chiefly  to  inex- 
perienced writers.  The  modem  type-setting  machine  makes  no 
adequate  provision  for  italicizing,  and  this,  too,  has  encouraged 
the  disuse  of  italics.  Italics  are  rarely  seen  in  the  text  of  the 
reading-matter  of  the  leading  newspapers.  The  commingling  of 
upright  with  inclined  letters  is  displeasing  to  the  eye,  and  if  too 
freely  employed,  is  confusing.  A  roman  letter  with  a  sHghtly 
bolder  face  is,  by  the  better  printing  estabHshments,  made  to  take 
the  place  of  the  italic. 

FOREIGN  WORDS 

Foreign  words  and  phrases  are  not  italicized  to  so  great  a  degree 
as  formerly.  Many  of  the  best  proof-readers  use  roman  letters 
for  every  foreign  word  or  phrase  which  appears  as  English  in 


64  ITALICS 

any  approved  English  dictionary.  A  few  suggestive  examples 
are  herewith  given:  ad  valorem,  alias,  alibi,  chapeau,  charge 
d'  affaires,  debris,  debut,  ennui,  facsimile,  fete,  naive,  patois,  per 
annum,  per  capita,  post-mortem,  pro  rata,  regime,  rendezvous, 
role,  savants,  sobriquet,  ultimatum,  verbatim,  vice  versa,  viva 
voce. 

The  expressions  pro  tem  and  per  cent,  contractions  of  pro 
tempore  and  per  centum,  may  be  said  to  have  become  so  fully  a 
part  of  the  English  language  as  to  require  neither  itahc  nor  the 
period. 

Unusual  foreign  expressions  employed  to  convey  precise  de- 
scription, should  be  printed  in  itahc  in  the  first  instance,  but 
repetitions  of  the  word  may  be  put  in  roman.  The  omission  of 
the  French  accents  in  such  words  as  debris,  regime,  role,  is  also 
common. 

SCIENTIFIC  TERMS 

Names  of  diseases,  as  angina  pectoris,  diabetes  insipidus,  and 
of  remedies,  as  nux  vomica,  require  neither  italics  nor  initial 
capitals. 

Geological  terms  do  not  take  italics  nor  capitals  except  when 
derived  from  proper  names,  in  which  case  capitals  must  be  used; 
as,  Devonian  trilobites,  Jurassic  period. 

In  zoology  and  botany,  latinized  names  composed  of  two  words 
are  written  in  italic.  The  first  word  usually  denotes  the  genus, 
and  begins  with  a  capital;  as,  Rana  esculenta,  Arvicula  amphihius. 
If  the  second  name  is  derived  from  that  of  a  person  or  place,  it 
too  should  begin  with  a  capital;  as,  Darlingtonia  Cahfomica; 
otherwise  it  begins  with  a  lower-case  letter.  When  first  used, 
all  such  words  should  be  italicized.  When  repeated  in  the  same 
article,  the  names  of  species  continue  in  itaHcs,  but  all  the  larger 
divisions  are  set  in  roman. 

Writers  on  scientific  subjects  differ  concerning  the  use  of  italics, 
but  the  above  suggestions  are  supported  by  a  majority  of  the  best 
authorities. 


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AUTHOR  AND  BOOK 
In  the  text  of  a  book,  pamphlet,  or  newspaper,  in  which  refer- 
ence is  made  to  a  writer  and  his  work,  roman  is  used  for  the  name 
of  the  author  and  itaHc  for  the  title  of  the  book;  as,  George  Eliot, 
The  Mill  on  the  Floss. 

FOOT-NOTES 

In  foot-notes,  and  in  a  quotation  that  makes  a  full  paragraph, 
the  better  form  is  to  put  the  name  of  author  and  book  in  roman 
lower-case.  At  the  end  of  a  paragraph  or  foot-note  in  making 
reference  to  a  book,  the  author's  name  is  put  in  roman  and  the 
book  in  itahc.     If  the  book  alone  is  given,  use  italic. 

When  reference  is  made  in  the  body  of  the  text  or  in  foot- 
notes, to  a  newspaper  or  magazine,  use  roman  lower-case,  with- 
out quotation  marks;  as,  the  New  York  Herald.  If  placed  at 
the  end  of  a  paragraph  as  a  credit,  use  italics. 

VARIANT  USAGE 

Some  phrases,  when  used  as  adverbs,  may  be  set  in  italics; 
when  used  as  quahfiers  of  noims,  they  are  set  in  roman. 
The  Vice-president  is,  ex  officio,  the  chairman. 
An  ex-officio  member  of  the  committee. 
The  evidence  is,  prima  jacie,  conclusive. 
Prima-facie  evidence. 

RUNNING  COMMENTS 

These  are  usually  bracketed  in  the  text  and  do  not  require  to 
be  italicized. 

QUOTATION 

Extracts  and  quotations  that  make  two  or  more  lines  should 
be  given  a  separate  place  or  paragraph.  If  in  the  same  type  as 
the  text,  they  should  be  set  off  by  quotation  marks ;  if  in  smaller 
type,  with  blank  before  and  after,  no  quotation  marks  are  needed. 

One  line  with  the  pen  drawn  under  the  word  or  phrase  indicates 
to  the  printer  that  the  parts  thus  underlined  are  to  be  set  in  italic. 
5 


NUMERALS 

BOOKS,  NEWSPAPERS,  AND  CORRESPONDENCE 

In  books,  magazines,  and  newspapers,  and  in  general  corre- 
spondence, figures  and  numbers  should  be  avoided  as  much  as 
possible.  In  dates,  catalogues,  trades  lists,  and  wherever  econ- 
omy of  space  is  important,  they  may  be  used.  In  commercial 
printing  they  are  largely  employed.  In  legal  documents,  and  in 
all  kinds  of  formal  writing  where  great  precision  of  statement  is 
desired,  figures  and  abbreviations  should  not  be  used.  In  social 
correspondence,  except  in  dates,  street  numbers,  etc.,  figures 
should  be  avoided. 

QUANTITIES  AND  VALUES 

Figures  must  not  begin  a  sentence.  Quantities  are  properly 
written  in  words,  while  values  are  expressed  in  figures,  especially 
if  the  value  involves  fractions;  as,  ten  yards  of  caHco  at  7 J  cents 
a  yard.  Degrees  of  temperature,  records  of  votes  or  of  time  in  a 
race,  are  usually  expressed  in  figures,  this  custom  being  sanctioned 
by  the  best  authorities,  as: 

The  highest  temperature  last  summer  was  98  degrees. 

The  specific  gravity  of  gold  is  19. 

The  vote  stood  50  yeas  to  76  nays. 

His  best  time  was  a  mile  in  2  minutes,  36^  seconds. 

The  form  $500  is  better  than  $500.00.  In  tables  containing 
columns  for  dollars  and  cents,  the  two  ciphers  are  written  to 
occupy  what  would  otherwise  be  an  unsightly  vacant  space. 

FIGURES  AND  WORDS 

A  combination  of  figures  and  words  is  displeasing  to  the  eye. 
The  forms  a  ten-foot  pole,  a  twelve-story  building,  are  more  sightly 

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than  a  lo-foot  pole,  a  12-story  building.  Where  frequent  repeti- 
tion or  comparison  is  necessary,  figures  make  the  subject  more 
clear,  and  are  usually  preferred;  as,  4-penny,  6-penny,  and  10- 
penny  nails;  8-point,  12-point,  24-point  type. 

DATES 

When  the  day  is  placed  before  the  month,  retain  the  st,  d,  th;  as, 
loth  May,  22d  June;  when  placed  after  the  month,  omit  these 
endings,  as.  May  10,  1896.  The  shorter  forms  2d,  3d,  are  pre- 
ferred to  2nd,  3rd. 

LARGE  NUMBERS 

In  the  expression  of  large  numbers  consisting  of  four,  five,  six 
or  more  figures,  it  is  an  assistance  to  the  eye  to  separate  the  number 
by  commas  into  groups  of  three  figures  each.  A  number  of  four 
figures  standing  alone,  as  7584,  is  better  without  a  comma.  A 
date,  as  1776,  should  never  be  written  with  a  comma. 

HOUSE  AND  STREET  NUMBERS 

To  distinguish  between  the  number  of  the  house  and  that  of 
the  street,  the  former  is  usually  written  in  figures  and  the  latter 
in  words;  as,  55  Fifth  Street.  If  the  street  were  indicated  by  a 
figure,  it  might  be  mistaken  for  555th  Street.  The  English  custom 
of  placing  a  comma  after  the  house  number  is  not  observed  in 
the  United  States.  Where  a  distinction  must  be  made  between 
street  and  avenue,  the  avenue  is  written  in  words,  and  the  street 
in  figures;  as.  Third  Avenue  and  13 2d  Street. 

HOURS  OF  THE  DAY 

Two  o'clock,  half-past  seven,  or  fifteen  minutes  before  eight 
are  more  sightly  than  2  o'clock,  7.30,  7.45.  When  figures  are 
used,  hours  are  separated  from  minutes  by  a  period,  and  not  by 
a  colon.  The  forms  o'clk,  o'cl'k,  and  o'c  should  be  avoided 
except  where  space  absolutely  prevents  the  use  of  the  entire  word. 


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DYNASTIES  AND  RULERS 
Centuries,  dynasties,  and  rulers  are  now  usually  expressed  in 
words;   as,  the  twentieth  century,  the  sixteenth  dynasty,  Henry 
the  Eighth,  instead  of,  the  XXth  century,  the  XVIth  dynasty,  and 
Henry  VHI. 

PUNCTUATION 

The  roman  numerals  XX,  VIII,  XC,  are  not  abbreviations  any 
more  than  are  20,  8,  90,  and  do  not  require  a  period  as  a  mark  of 
abbreviation. 

SYLLABICATION 

There  is  no  system  of  syllabication  so  perfect  as  to  command 
universal  adoption.  Many  Enghsh  writers  are  governed  by  the 
junction  of  the  constituent  parts  of  consolidated  words:  geo  logy, 
dia  meter,  pro  position,  typo  graphic,  cata  strophe.  This  sys- 
tem is  logical  and  etymological.  Another  system  authorizes  the 
division  of  a  word  after  the  vowel,  when  not  inconsistent  with 
pronunciation.  This  leads  to  such  strained  divisions  as  re  co 
gnize,  pre  fe  rence,  cata  stro  phe,  ca  pa  ci  ty,  com  pa  ti  bi  li  ty. 
The  orthoepical  division  separates  the  words  into  parts,  with  a 
view  to  bringing  out  the  accented  and  unaccented  syllables  in 
conformity  with  the  accepted  forms  of  pronunciation.  While 
this  system  is  most  widely  followed  in  the  United  States,  it  is  not 
without  some  disadvantages. 

The  compositor  usually  follows  the  dictionary  used  in  his 
office,  but  the  author  or  the  proof-reader  sometimes  differs  with 
the  lexicographer,  and  the  compositor  is  discomfited.  The  dic- 
tionaries unfortunately  differ  with  one  another  and  are  not  always 
consistent  in  their  own  practice. 

PURPOSE  OF  DIVISION 

Outside  of  dictionaries  and  spelling  books,  words  are  rarely 
divided  except  at  the  end  of  a  line,  where  lack  of  space  prevents 


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the  completion  of  a  word.  The  author,  copyist,  and  typewriter 
encounter  no  special  difficulty,  since  they  are  not  required  to 
observe  a  right-hand  margin.  They  may  complete  a  word  at 
the  end  of  a  line  or  carry  it  over  bodily  to  the  next.  The  com- 
positor, on  the  other  hand,  must  make  his  lines  of  even  length. 
His  measure  may  not  admit  of  more  than  a  fourth  or  a  half  of  a 
word.  To  carry  all  oi  the  word  over  to  the  next  line,  especially 
if  the  word  be  lengthy  or  the  measure  narrow,  would  necessitate 
such  wide  spacing  between  the  remaining  words  as  to  appear 
unsightly.  To  crowd  all  the  word  into  the  line  would  often  make 
the  line  itself  look  like  one  long  word.  A  division  therefore  be- 
comes unavoidable. 

PRINCIPLES  OF  DIVISION 

When  the  division  of  a  word  become  necessary,  it  should  be 
made  in  accordance  with  recognized  principles,  so  far  as  they  are 
discoverable.  The  best  general  rule  is  that  a  word  should  be 
broken  in  writing  or  printing  as  it  is  divided  in  speaking.  The 
American  dictionaries  aim  to  carry  out  this  rule,  and  yet  there  are 
many  differences  among  them. 

TYPOGRAPHICAL  DIVISIONS 

The  typographer's  division  aims  to  please  the  eye,  as  well  as 
to  satisfy  the  ear.  It  becomes  apparent  at  the  outset,  therefore, 
that  the  speaker  and  the  typographer  will  each  have  specific  rules 
that  will  not  apply  to  the  other.  The  speaker  utters  every  word 
by  syllables.  In  ordinary  book  and  newspaper  composition,  the 
typographer  divides  no  word  in  the  line,  except,  in  some  cases, 
the  last,  unless  he  encounters  a  chance  hyphenated  compound. 

MONOSYLLABLES 

Words  of  one  syllable,  even  though  they  are  long  and  the 
measure  narrow,  must  not  be  divided.  When  words  like  through, 
ground,  brought,  occur  in  narrow  columns,  they  often  occasion 
trouble  to  the  compositor. 


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SHORT  SYLLABLES 
Some  good  proof-readers,  in  order  to  prevent  the  carrying  over 
or  the  leaving  behind  of  a  syllable  consisting  of  one  or  two  letters, 
forbid  the  division  of  such  words  as  fasten,  given,  often,  moisten, 
prayer,  eleven,  soften,  hsten,  heaven.  Many  printing-houses 
follow  the  rule  that  in  a  measure  of  eighteen  ems  or  more,  a  noun 
of  one  syllable  which  forms  its  plural  by  adding  s  (voices,  verses, 
horses)  must  not  be  divided.  In  very  narrow  measure,  this  rule 
cannot  be  followed. 

DIVISION  BETWEEN  CONSONANTS 

When  two  consonants  meet  between  two  vowels,  the  division 
is  generally  made  between  the  consonants:  mar  ket,  mil  lion, 
moun  tain,  for  tune.  When  three  consonants  come  together,  the 
two  that  form  the  closer  union  in  pronunciation  are  usually 
coupled:  ac  tress,  pitch  er,  chil  dren,  trench  er. 

INFLUENCE  OF  ACCENT 

A  change  of  accent  is  often  attended  with  a  change  in  the  divi- 
sion of  a  word:  commend'  able,  commen  da'tion;  prod'  uct, 
pro  duc'tion;  pro  cure'ment,  proc  ura'tion. 

DOUBLE  CONSONANT 

When  the  final  consonant  is  doubled  on  taking  a  suffix,  the 
separation  occurs  between  the  consonants:  admit  ted,  concur- 
rence; but  if  a  double  consonant  ends  the  stem,  the  consonants 
are  not  divided :  add  ing,  ebb  ing,  call  ing,  spell  ing. 

PREFIXES  AND  SUFFIXES 
A  prefix  or  a  suffix  forms  a  loose  juncture  with  the  stem  to 
which  it  is  attached,  and  usually  affords  a  desirable  point  for 
division:  dis  api)oint.mcnt,  equi  ponder  ance,  un  answer  able; 
but  if  such  separation  misrepresents  the  pronunciation,  the  word  is 
differently  divided:  big  amy,  prov  idence,  trim  eter. 


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-able,  -al,  -ant,  -ent,  -ive,  -or,  -ory,  -ure. — These  suffixes 
usually  follow  the  rule  laid  down  for  -ed,  -er,  -mg. 

-ar,  -er. — In  the  coalescents  ar  and  er,  the  r  must  not  be  sepa- 
rated from  the  vowel :  par  ent,  fair  est,  gener  al,  aver  age. 

-cian,  -sian,  -tian. — These  terminal  syllables  are  not  divided 
in  printing  and  writing,  and  there  is  good  authority  for  an  uti- 
broken  syllable  in  pronunciation :  magi  cian,  opti  cian,  physi  cian, 
A  sian,  Per  sian,  Chris  tian,' gen  tian.  When  elysian  is  pronounced 
with  four  syllables,  it  forms  an  exception. 

-cial,  -sial,  -tial. — These  suffixes  are  not  divided:  gla  cial, 
spe  cial,  so  cial,  cru  cial,  offi  cial,  ambro  sial,  ini  tial,  pruden  tial, 
nup  tial.     Some  authorities  divide  Hal  in  bes  It  al  i  ly. 

-cion,  -sion,  -tion. — In  English  words  these  terminal  syl- 
lables are  never  divided :  coer  cion,  suspi  cion,  inva  sion,  cohe  sion, 
vaca  tion,  ora  tion.  With  a  view  of  preserving  the  sound  of  short 
i,  many  persons  improperly  place  s  in  the  ultimate  in  such  words 
as  deci  sion,  eli  sion,  deri  sion,  revi  sion.  The  dictionaries  (Inter- 
national, Standard,  Worcester),  while  divided  on  many  points,  are 
unanimous  in  the  division  of  words  in  this  class.  The  Century 
(k)es  not  show  ihe  division  of  the  printed  or  written  word. 

-ceo  us,  -cious,  -scious,  -tious. — These  suffixes  are  long, 
and  in  the  setting  up  of  narrow  measure,  the  compositor  may  find 
it  difficult  to  avoid  breaking  tliem;  but  in  printing,  as  in  pro- 
nunciation, they  should  not  be  divided:  ceta  ceous,  herba  ceous, 
spa  cious,  deli  cious,  con  scious,  fac  tious,  cau  tious. 

-ed,  -er,  -ing. — The  dictionaries  are  much  at  variance  re- 
garding tlie  suffixes  of  verbs  ending  in  silent  e.  The  practice  of 
the  Standard  is  the  most  uniform,  most  consistent  with  its  prin- 
ciples, and  most  easily  followed;  but  is  probably  least  in  accord 
with  current  usage.  According  to  this  autliority,  nearly  all  verbs 
of  this  class  join  the  terminal  consonant  or  consonants  with  the 
suffix,  as:  bi^cr,  -ting;  debated,  -ting,  -tor,  -table;  ag'ita-ted, 
-ting,  -tive,  -tor. 

Webster's  rule,  if  not  quite  so  simple,  is  more  in  accordance 
with  the  best  current  usage,  and  his  practice  is  seldom  at  variance 


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with  his  principles.  Worcester's  division  is,  in  the  main,  in 
accord  with  the  International. 

Many  verbs  of  one,  two,  three,  four,  or  more  syllables  end  in 
silent  e.  In  monosyllables  and  in  dissyllables  of  this  class  which 
have  the  accent  on  the  ultimate,  the  e  is  dropped  on  taking  the 
suffixes  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  the  consonant  remaining  with  the  stem: 
dat'  ed,  quot'  ed,  comput'  ed,  recit'  ed,  bit'  ing,  dot'  ing,  adher'  ing, 
implor'  ing,  smit'  er,  debat'  er.  While  the  primary  accent  remains 
unchanged,  most  of  the  other  suffixes  follow  the  same  division: 
comput'  able,  recit'  al,  dot'  ish.  But  with  a  change  of  accent,  the 
consonant  is  carried  over  with  the  suffix,  as:  dis'pu  tant,  rep'u- 
table,  com'pa  rable. 

When  the  accent  falls  upon  the  penult  or  antepenult,  the  con- 
sonant is  carried  over  to  the  suffix:  contrib'u  ted,  -ting,  -ter,  -table, 
-tor,  -tory;  illus'tra  ted,  -ting,  -tive,  -tor,  -tory;  antic'ipa  ted,  -ting, 
-tive,  -tor,  -tory. 

-ee,  -or. — Usage  is  greatly  divided  regarding  the  spelling  of 
legal  terms  with  the  above  endings.  The  consonant  generally 
goes  with  the  suffix:  lega  tee',  les  see',  mortga  gee',  do'  nor,  guar'- 
an  tor.  Exceptions  are  found  in  assign  ee',  consign  ee',  grant  ee', 
for  reasons  which  are  obivous. 

-geous,  -gious,  -geon,  -gion. — The  words  coura  geous,  gor- 
geous, conta  gious,  sacrile  gious,  gud  geon,  sur  geon,  conta  gion, 
re  gion,  illustrate  the  general  use  of  these  suffixes.  The  diction- 
aries are  greatly  at  variance  in  the  case  of  several  words  having 
such  terminations.  The  Standard  divides  widge  on,  pig  eon, 
gudg  eon,  relig  ion,  rehg  ious,  Htig  ious,  thus  breaking  the  general 
rule.  Worcester  makes  the  same  division,  except  in  widg  eon. 
The  International  preserves  the  suffixes  unbroken,  except  in 
widg  eon,  bludg  eon,  where,  in  accordance  with  the  general  rule, 
every  reason  seems  to  point  to  the  division  between  the  two  con- 
sonants: dun  geon,  sur  geon,  stur  geon.  If  it  be  argued  that  the 
accented  vowel  would  suffer  a  change  by  dividing,  as  in  reli  gion, 
pi  geon,  reli  gious,  liti  gious,  the  reply  is  that  the  g  sound  would  be 
more  likely  to  suffer  a  change  if  transferred  to  the  penult.     The 


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accented  vowel  is  in  no  greater  danger  in  the  above  words  than 
it  is  in  scores  of  others  whose  division  is  never  questioned,  as: 
na  tional,  spe  cial,  judi  cial,  offi  cial,  suspi  cious,  nutri  tious. 

-le. — When  the  terminal  -le  is  preceded  by  a  single  consonant  or 
consonant  digraph,  the  dictionaries  are  much  at  variance  regard- 
ing the  division  of  the  word.  The  International  writes  trou  ble, 
spec  kle,  tic  kle,  buc  kle,  cou  pie;  the  Standard  makes  the  division 
before  the  /,  as,  troub  le,  speck  le,  etc.  The  compositor  will 
find  the  former  division  a  convenience,  especially  in  narrow 
measure,  but  the  latter  is  more  in  harmony  with  pronim elation. 

SHORT  AFFIXES 
Other  short  prefixes,  as  in-,  en-,  ex-,  ad-,  af-,  on-,  de-,  and 
suffixes,  as,  -al,  -an,  -on,  -ly,  should  not  be  separated  from  the 
stem.  This  is  especially  true  of  -ed  when  it  is  sounded  with  the 
main  part  of  the  word  in  one  syllable,  as,  looked,  slaked,  tacked, 
passed.  Some  good  proof-readers  protest  against  separating  the 
suffixes  -ed,  -er,  and  -ing  when  preceded  by  a  double  consonant, 
as,  combat  ted,  -ting;  fit  ter,  -test;  glad  der,  -dest. 

BASIS  OF  DIVISION 

In  writing,  there  is  little  occasion  for  the  division  of  words  except 
when  they  are  very  long.  In  printing,  custom,  taste,  and  con- 
venience alike  require  that  the  right,  as  well  as  the  left  margin 
shall  be  observed.  Custom  requires  also  that  words  shall  be 
broken  according  to  certain  principles.  The  most  general  prin- 
ciple is  that  the  printed  word  shall  be  divided  according  to  its 
syllabication  in  speech.  But  the  material  substance  of  spoken 
words  is  sound — fleeting,  volatile,  difficult  to  grasp,  and  more 
difficult  to  harness — hence  the  diversity  of  usage  among  those 
who  syllabize  according  to  pronunciation. 

SPACING 

The  beauty  of  a  printed  page  depends,  in  no  small  degree,  upon 
the  spaces  between  its  words.     In  a  wide  column  or  page  it  is  an 


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easy  matter  for  the  compositor  to  adjust  his  spaces  without  viola- 
tion of  the  principles  of  division;  but  in  narrow  measure  it  is 
often  a  question  whether  good  taste  is  not  better  conserved  by 
an  equalization  of  the  spaces  than  by  a  strict  adherence  to  the 
rules  of  division  of  the  word  at  the  end  of  the  line. 

In  the  present  unsettled  usage,  the  compositor  might  be  par- 
doned for  dividing  the  word  according  to  his  space;  as,  trou  ble  or 
troub  le,  buc  kle  or  buck  le,  reH  gion  or  rehg  ion.  Since  many 
words  admit  of  two  spellings  or  two  forms  of  pronunciation,  he 
may,  with  the  greater  propriety,  claim  such  privilege.  Different 
divisions  of  the  same  word,  however,  should  not  occur  in  the 
same  paragraph  or  page. 

WIDE  MEASURE 

In  wide  measure,  the  taste  and  judgment  must  determine,  in 
a  large  degree,  where  to  break  the  word.  Some  authors  claim 
that  the  first  part  of  a  broken  word  must  always  be  long  enough 
to  suggest  the  word.  This  is  not  practicable  in  narrow  measure, 
and  would  be  foimd  inconsistent  with  good  spacing  even  in  wide 
measure.  But  one  or  two  letters  should  not  be  separated  from 
the  rest  of  the  word  either  at  the  beginning  or  at  the  end.  Such 
words  as  eleven,  given,  heaven,  horses,  often,  striven,  voices, 
verses,  over,  able,  avow,  amen,  and  many  others,  should  not  be 
separated  when  it  is  possible  to  avoid  it. 

GOOD  JUDGMENT 

Despite  all  that  has  been  said  regarding  the  division  of  words, 
it  is  impossible  to  construct  rules  that  will  cover  all  cases.  The 
junction  between  a  prefix  or  suffix  and  the  stem  is  less  close  than 
between  the  syllables  of  the  stem  itself,  and  will  often  serve  as  the 
best  place  for  division.  Dis  infect,  dis  organize,  dis  avow,  dis- 
agree, in  humanity,  un  able,  service  able,  are  better  divisions  than 
disin  feet,  disor  ganize,  disa  vow,  disa  gree,  inhu  manity,  una  ble, 
servicea  ble. 


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COMPOUND  WORDS 

Compound  words,  whether  hyphenated  or  consolidated,  when 
occurring  at  the  end  of  a  line,  should  be  broken  between  the  ele- 
ments of  the  compound,  and  not  between  the  syllables  of  one  of 
their  parts;  as,  twenty-one,  fellow-creatures,  apple-tree,  cotton- 
seed; not  twen-tyone,  fel-lowcreature,  ap-pletree,  cot-tonseed. 

PROPER  NAMES 

Proper  names  should  not  be  divided  when  it  is  possible  to 
avoid  it.  The  settmg  of  Theo-  at  the  end  of  a  line,  or  even  the 
whole  word  Theodore,  does  not  look  so  well  as  the  full  name 
Theodore  Roosevelt  on  one  line;  but  in  the  adjustment  of  such 
a  matter,  the  author's  assistance  may  be  necessary.  A  word  may 
have  to  be  added  or  omitted  to  bring  the  two  parts  of  the  name 
on  the  same  line. 

NUMBERS 

Like  proper  names,  numbers,  when  broken  at  the  end  of  a  line, 
are  awkward.  Dates  must  never  be  broken  (1492,  1776,  1904), 
and  are  read  in  hundreds.  Large  numbers  other  than  dates  are 
pointed  off  in  groups  of  three  figures,  and  when  divided  at  the  end 
of  a  line,  must  be  separated  between  the  groups,  as,  4,  396,  718,- 
425.  Decimals  are  pointed  off  from  the  decimal  point  toward  the 
right,  and  should  be  divided  in  the  same  way  as  whole  numbers. 
A  number  consisting  of  less  than  six  figures  should  not  be  divided. 

DISPLAY  LINES 

In  the  title-page,  words  of  bold  display  should  not  be  divided. 
Subtitles  and  summaries  in  small  capitals  may  be  divided.  In 
eccentric  composition,  as  in  the  setting  of  a  square  or  rectangular 
title,  a  word  is  often  divided  in  the  middle  of  a  syllable,  even  with- 
out the  formality  of  a  hyphen. 

A  subheading  of  two  lines  should  not  break  a  word  if  it  is 
possible  to  throw  the  full  word  into  the  second  line. 


COMPOUND  WORDS 

GUIDING  PRINCIPLES 

The  absence  of  any  satisfactory  guiding  principles  in  the  com- 
pounding of  words  is  apparent  to  all  who  have  sought  information 
in  this  department.  Mr.  F.  Horace  Teall  has  probably  made  a 
more  careful  and  exhaustive  study  of  the  subject  than  any  other 
writer.  To  illustrate  a  fundamental  principle  in  compounding, 
he  uses  the  following:  an  iron  jence  is  a  fence  made  of  iron;  an 
iron-saw  is  a  saw  intended  to  cut  or  saw  iron;  and  iron-wood  is 
the  name  of  a  tree  whose  wood  is  intensely  hard.  The  manner 
of  combining  these  words  brings  out  the  distinction  in  meaning, 
and  shows  how  clearness  of  thought  is  often  dependent  upon  a 
proper  compounding  of  words.  In  like  manner  Aaron'' s  heard 
signifies  the  beard  of  Aaron,  while  Aaron"* s-heard  is  the  name  of 
a  plant. 

When  railroads  and  steamboats  first  came  into  use,  rail  and 
road,  steam  and  boat,  were  written  as  separate  words.  After  a 
time  they  were  combined  with  a  hyphen;  later  they  were  con- 
solidated. Many  compounds,  both  hyphenated  and  consoli- 
dated, have  undergone,  and  others  are  now  undergoing,  a  similar 
change. 

Usage  is  the  law  of  language.  When  it  is  uniform  and  fully 
established,  there  is  no  appeal.  But  usage  should  be  founded  on 
principle.  Where  it  is  greatly  varied,  the  principle  should  be 
applied,  and  the  best  usage  secured  and  made  general.  In  several 
of  the  later  dictionaries,  an  attempt  has  been  made,  in  all  cases 
of  unsettled  usage,  to  estabhsh  a  guiding  principle,  and  to  make 

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COMPOUND    WORDS  77 

the  varying  forms  employed  by  printers,  proof-readers,  stenog- 
raphers, and  writers  conform  to  it.  The  best  current  usage  is 
represented  in  the  body  of  this  work.  The  following  suggestions 
will  prove  helpful. 

POINTS  OF  THE  COMPASS 

Points  of  the  compass,  as,  northeast,  southeast,  are  better 
written  without  a  hyphen.  When  the  first  part  is  repeated,  the 
hyphen  is  required,  as  in  south-southeast. 

NUMERALS 

Fractions  and  numerals,  as,  one  half,  two  thirds,  ten  thousand, 
need  no  hyphen  unless  combined  to  quahfy  a  noun;  as,  one-half 
interest.  If  the  fraction  is  complex,  as  in  five  sixty-thirds,  one 
hundred  and  twelve  ten-thousandths,  the  hyphen  is  needed,  also 
in  the  specification  of  numbered  streets,  as  Seventy-fifth  Street, 
One-hundred-and-twenty-eighth  Street.  Compounds  with  half, 
quarter,  etc.,  are  generally  joined  with  a  hyphen,  as,  half-crown, 
half-yearly,  quarter-dollar,  quarter-section.  Numerals  of  one 
syllable  prefixed  to  fold,  penny,  pence,  score,  are  consolidated, 
as  in  fourfold,  halfpence,  sixpenny;  but  if  the  numeral  contains 
two  or  more  syllables,  it  is  written  as  a  separate  word,  as  thirty 
fold,  fifteen  pence,  twenty  score.  When  used  as  an  adjective 
qualifier,  as  in  fourteen -penny  tax,  the  hyphen  may  be  used. 
First-rate,  second-rate,  and  similar  terms,  are  compounded. 
First-lieutenant,  second-mate,  when  used  as  adjective  qualifiers, 
are  compounded;  as,  Second-Heutenant  Brown.  Numerals  help- 
ing to  form  adjective  qualifiers  are  followed  with  the  hyphen ;  as, 
a  four-story  house,  a  ten-acre  lot. 

KINDRED 

Words  of  kinship  in  frequent  use,  if  short  and  closely  united 
in  thought,  are  consolidated;  as,  grandfather,  godmother,  step- 
son.    Longer  forms  and  those  in  less  common  use  take  the  hyphen ; 


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as,  foster-brother,  great-grandfather,  mother-in-law,  great-aunt, 
second-cousin,   grand-uncle. 

TITLES 
Military  and  civil  tities  require  the  hyphen ;  as,  Major-general, 
Lieutenant-colonel,  Vice-president.     Viceroy  and  Viceregent  are 
consolidated. 

DESCRIPTIVE  COMPOUNDS 

Brief  descriptive  compounds,  as  long-haired,  blue-eyed,  broad- 
shouldered,  sharp-nosed,  require  the  hyphen. 

COLORS 

Silver-gray,  olive-green,  and  similar  compounds,  take  the 
hyphen;  but  reddish  brown,  yellowish  white,  etc.,  are  separate 
words. 

POSSESSIVE  CASE 

Forms  like  crow's-nest,  bird's-eye,  jew's-harp,  have  good 
authority;  but  the  tendency  of  the  best  writers  and  printers  is 
toward  the  unbroken  word;  as,  ratsbane,  beeswax,  townspeople. 

SCHOOL 

As  the  initial  word,  school  is  consolidated  in  schoolboy,  school- 
mate, schoolmistress.  It  is  hyphenated  in  school-bred,  school- 
teaching,  when  used  to  qualify  a  noun.  It  is  a  separate  word 
in  school  children,  school  teacher,  school  days,  school  district. 

As  the  second  word  of  the  compound,  the  word  school  is 
generally  written  separately,  as  Normal  School,  High  School. 
In  Sabbath-school  and  Sunday-school,  usage  varies,  some  au- 
thorities writing  the  words  separately. 

SHORT  WORDS 

Compounds  whose  constituent  parts  are  short,  especially  if  in 
common  use,  are  usually  consolidated. 
out-,  over-,  under-. — These  prefixes  are  usually  written  with- 


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out  the  hyphen,  unless  the  second  part  consists  of  two  or  more 
syllables. 

extra-,  non-,  sub-,  semi-,  demi-. — These  are  compounded 
without  a  hyphen  unless  the  combination  is  unusual. 

above-,  ill-,  so-,  well-. — When  these  prefixes  precede  a 
participle,  and  the  compound  is  used  as  a  qualifier,  the  hyphen  is 
usually  employed;  as,  above-named,  ill-bred,  well-formed,  so- 
called. 

self-. — Most  compounds  beginning  with  self-  require  the 
hyphen;  as,  self-assertion,  self-conceit,  self-conscious.  Those 
ending  with  -self  are  consolidated ;  as,  myself,  itself,  oneself. 

mid-. — Words  in  common  use  beginning  with  mid-  require  no 
hyphen;  as  midday,  midnight,  midsummer.  Those  in  less 
common  use  take  the  hyphen;   as,  mid-heaven,  mid-ocean. 

pre-,  re-. — When  followed  by  a  word  beginning  with  e,  the 
hyphen  instead  of  the  dieresis  is  often  employed;  as,  pre-empt, 
pre-engage,  re-enter,  re-echo.  To  distinguish  between  words  of 
different  meaning,  as  in  rec  ollect,  re-collect,  rec  ommend,  re-com- 
mend, the  hyphen  must  be  employed.  Pre-adamite,  pre-raphaelite, 
pre-occupy  pre-historic,  and  similar  expressions  take  the  hyphen. 

-like. — Compounds  ending  in  -hke,  especially  if  short  or  in 
common  use,  are  written  as  one  word,  as  Hfehke,  childhke.  To 
avoid  an  unpleasant  combination  of  letters,  a  hyphen  is  employed 
in  the  words  bell-like,  shell-Hke,  etc. 

-fish,  -bird. — A  convenient  rule  for  compoimds  ending  in 
-fish,  -bird,  and  one  on  which  careful  writers  are  generally  agreed, 
is  to  consolidate  when  the  first  part  consists  of  only  one  syllable, 
and  to  hyphenate  when  it  consists  of  two  or  more  syllables;  as, 
dogfish,  bluefish,  swordfish,  harvest-fish,  ribbon-fish,  blackbird, 
bluebird,  reedbird,  humming-bird,  tailor-bird.  In  rare  and  un- 
usual compounds,  the  hyphen  is  employed  even  when  the  parts 
are  monosyllables. 

-tree,  -wort. — Words  compounded  with  -tree  usually  take 
the  hyphen ;  those  with  -wort  omit  the  hyphen :  apple-tree,  lemon- 
tree,  pear-tree,  milkwort,  thoroughwort. 


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-man,  -woman. — Compound  words  ending  in  -man  or  -woman 
are  generally  consolidated;  as  in  warehouseman,  workingman, 
marketwoman,  needlewoman. 

any,  every. — These  words  are  usually  consolidated;  as,  any- 
body, anything,  everywhere,  but  any  one,  every  one,  are  written  as 
separate  words. 

T  rail,  T  square,  U  bolt,  U  tube,  V  gage,  V  gear,  and  similar 
expressions  are  usually  written  as  separate  words. 

PHRASES 

After  a  while,  by  and  by,  it  may  be,  by  the  bye,  ever  to  be  remem- 
bered, in  no  wise,  in  the  meantime,  long  looked  jor,  uncalled  for, 
and  many  similar  phrases  are  best  written  as  separate  words. 
Good  day,  good  night,  good  by,  are  also  written  as  separate  words, 
except  when  used  as  adjective  quahfiers;  as,  a  good-night  kiss, 
a  good-day  greeting. 


PUNCTUATION 

PRIMARY    PURPOSE 

The  student  of  punctuation  will  not  have  proceeded  far  in  his 
studies  without  discovering  that  this  branch  of  learning  has  not 
yet  reached  the  condition  of  an  exact  science.  Different  writers 
interpret  and  apply  the  rules  differently.  Nor  can  these  rules  be 
applied  strictly  alike  to  all  kinds  of  writing.  Poems  and  trades 
lists,  sermons  and  market  reports,  cannot  be  punctuated  by  the 
same  codes.  Different  systems  prevail  in  different  publishing 
houses.  Authors,  editors,  and  proof-readers  have  opinions  of 
their  own,  and  do  not  always  defer  to  the  grammarians,  and  the 
lot  of  the  compositor  is  often  a  trying  one. 

Remembering  that  the  primary  purpose  of  punctuation  is  to 
make  the  meaning  more  clear,  it  is  a  safe  general  rule  to  omit  any 
marks  whose  use  will  not  promote  this  purpose.     A  sentence  may 


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be  long  and  yet  so  clear  as  to  require  no  points.  Another,  though 
comparatively  short,  may  be  so  involved  as  to  require  a  number 
of  them.  Some  writers  punctuate  very  closely  and  precisely, 
while  others  write  carelessly  and  with  great  lack  of  uniformity  in 
regard  to  punctuation. 

GENERAL  TENDENCY 

The  general  tendency  is  toward  the  use  of  fewer  points  than 
were  formerly  considered  necessary,  especially  in  ordinary  de- 
scriptive writing,  but  in  composition  of  legal  and  ecclesiastical 
matter,  and  in  precise  composition  of  every  kind,  the  strictest 
rules  of  punctuation  must  be  observed.  By  the  careless  insertion 
of  a  comma  instead  of  a  hyphen  in  the  official  printing  of  an  enact- 
ment of  Congress,  certain  articles  which  should  have  paid  duty 
were  imported  free,  with  a  resuking  loss  of  thousands  of  dollars 
to  the  Government. 

A  careful  observance  of  the  usage  of  good  writers  and  proof- 
readers, as  illustrated  in  well-edited  books,  magazines,  and  news- 
papers, will  prove  a  valuable  study  in  punctuation. 

DUTY  OF  THE  COMPOSITOR 

All  persons  who  prepare  copy  for  the  press  should  understand 
and  apply  the  rules  of  punctuation.  But  so  long  as  manuscripts 
are  presented  without  comma  or  period,  or  with  the  dash  used 
indiscriminately  for  every  other  mark,  there  will  be  something 
for  the  compositor  to  do.  It  is  his  duty,  in  every  case,  to  try  to 
make  composition  intelHgible,  so  far  as  it  can  be  done  by  the 
proper  use  of  points. 

GRAMMAR  AND  PUNCTUATION 

The  use  of  points  is  so  largely  dependent  upon  a  knowledge  of 
sentence-structure,  that  the  study  of  grammar  should  precede  that 
of  punctuation.  Just  as  the  book  is  made  up  of  chapters,  sections, 
paragraphs,  and  sentences,  so  the  sentence  is  composed  of  mem- 
bers or  clauses,  phrases,  and  words. 
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The  purpose  of  this  volume  forbids  an  extended  discussion  of 
the  grammatical  principles  underlying  the  structure  of  the  sen- 
tence, but  a  few  simple  definitions  with  illustrations  are  herewith 
presented. 

SENTENCES 

A  sentence  is  a  combination  of  words  so  arranged  as  to  make 
complete  sense. 

1  The  wise  man  throws  himself  on  the  side  of  his  assailants. 

2  Are  the  stars  mere  decorations  of  the  night? 

3  How  often  does  an  unseen  hand  shift  the  scenes  of  life! 

4  Consider  the  sad  consequences  of  a  misspent  life. 

These  four  sentences  are  called  respectively,  Declarative,  Inter- 
rogative, Exclamatory,  Imperative. 

According  to  their  structure,  sentences  are  classified  as  Simple, 
Complex,  and  Compound.  A  simple  sentence  represents  a  single 
statement,  and  contains  one  subject  and  one  predicate.  The 
foregoing  are  examples  of  the  simple  sentence. 

A  compound  sentence  consists  of  two  or  more  simple  sentences 
connected.  The  parts  are  called  members  and  are  independent 
of  each  other. 

1  Columbus  discovered  a  new  world,  and  Americus  Vespucius  gave  it  a 

name. 

2  The  wind  blew  furiously,  and  the  waves  dashed  high. 

3  To  err  is  human;  to  forgive,  divine. 

These  are  examples  of  a  compound  sentence.  By  some  gram- 
marians, the  members  are  called  independent  clauses. 

A  complex  sentence  is  one  composed  of  a  principal  clause  and 
one  or  more  dependent  clauses.     Examples: 

1  Fools  rush  in  where  angels  fear  to  tread. 

2  When  the  morning  dawned,  all  doubts  were  dispelled. 

3  Hannibal  was  the  deadliest  foe  that  Rome  ever  had. 

The  subordinate  or  dependent  clauses  are  in  italics.  It  will 
be  observed  that  each  member  or  clause  has  a  subject  and  a 
predicate. 


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A  phrase  is  a  group  of  two  or  more  words  which  usually  perform 
the  office  of  an  adjective  or  an  adverb. 

1  All  men  admire  an  act  of  heroism. 

2  Dewey  won  a  great  victory  ai  Manila. 

3  He  writes  with  great  rapidity. 

COMPOUND  SENTENCES 

1  John  learned  a  trade  and  Henry  went  to  college. 

2  The  wind  blew  furiously,  and  the  waves  dashed  high. 

3  The  policeman  ran  swiftly,  but  the  thief  escaped. 

In  the  first  of  the  foregoing  sentences,  no  comma  is  needed 
because  the  members  are  short,  of  equal  rank,  and  independent. 
In  each  of  the  others,  the  second  statement  follows  as  a  conse- 
quence of  a  condition  expressed  in  the  first,  and  a  comma  is 
employed. 

RESTRICTIVE  CLAUSES 

1  The  diamond  that  I  lost  was  a  Christmas  gift. 

2  The  diamond,  which  is  pure  carbon,  is  a  brilliant  gem. 

3  No  thought,  of  which  good  sense  is  not  the  groundwork,  can  be  just. 

In  the  first  sentence,  the  clause  that  I  lost  restricts  diamond  to 
the  one  lost,  and  requires  no  comma.  In  the  second,  the  sub- 
ordinate clause  is  non -restrictive,  and  must  be  set  off  by  commas. 
When  the  subordinate  clause,  even  if  restrictive,  is  introduced 
by  of  which  or  of  whom,  the  comma  is  necessary. 

ADJECTIVE  AND  ADVERB  CLAUSES 

When  these  clauses  are  restrictive,  they  follow  the  rule  for 
restrictive  clauses. 

1  I  plucked  the  peaches  that  were  ripe. 

2  I  plucked  the  peaches,  which  were  ripe. 

3  Youth  is  the  time  when  character  is  formed. 

4  Solomon,  who  built  the  temple,  was  the  son  of  David. 

In  the  first  sentence,  only  the  ripe  peaches  were  plucked;  in  the 
second,  all  were  ripe  and  all  were  plucked.     It  will  be  observed 


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that  the  junction  of  the  non-restrictive,  or  supplementary,  clauses 
in  the  second  and  fourth  sentences  is  not  so  close  as  that  of  the 
restrictive  clauses  in  the  first  and  third. 

PHRASES 

1  The  guide  standing  on  the  rock  is  looking  toward  us. 

2  The  guide,  standing  on  the  rock,  reached  out  his  hand  to  save  us. 

3  The  old  baron  sat,  on  one  cold  night,  in  a  small  room,  before  the  empty 

grate. 

4  We  went  from  Philadelphia  to  New  York  in  two  hours. 

Participial  phrases,  when  not  restrictive,  are  set  off  with  commas. 
When  more  than  two  adverb  phrases  modify  the  same  word,  they 
are  pointed  off  with  commas;  but,  if  the  phrases  are  short  and 
the  sentence  clear,  as  in  the  fourth  example,  no  comma  is  re- 
quired. 

SERIES 

Words,  phrases,  and  clauses,  ahke  in  character  or  construction, 
and  arranged  in  a  series,  are  separated  by  commas. 

1  Industry,  honesty,  and  temperance  are  essential  to  happiness. 

2  Industry,  honesty,  temperance,  are  cardinal  virtues. 

3  Alfred  the  Great  was  a  grave,  pious,  and  patriotic  prince. 

4  The  address  was  eloquently,  forcibly,  and  beautifully  delivered. 

5  Beauty  is  seen  alike  in  leaf,  in  bud,  in  flower,  in  fruit,  in  tree. 

6  It  is  education  that  enlarges  our  minds,  that  corrects  our  opinions,  that 

broadens  our  views,  and  that  renders  us  more  useful. 

7  A  beautiful  white  lily  grew  in  the  garden. 

8  Long,  difficult,  pious  pilgrimages  were  made  to  Mecca. 

Many  persons  make  the  mistake  of  omitting  the  comma  before 
and  which  connects  the  last  two  words  of  the  series;  as  in  the  first, 
third,  and  fourth  sentences.  In  the  second  sentence,  the  omission 
of  and  makes  it  necessary  to  use  the  comma  before  the  verb. 
The  adjective  modifiers  in  the  seventh  sentence  require  no  comma 
of  separation  because  they  are  not  in  the  same  construction.  The 
word  white  modifies  lily,  and  beauHjul  modifies  the  expression 
white  lily.     Compare  this  with  the  eighth  sentence. 


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PAIRS 
Words  or  phrases  arranged  in  pairs  take  a  comma  after  each 
pair. 

1  Poverty  and  distress,  desolation  and  ruin,  anarchy  and  confusion,  follow 

civil  war. 

2  He  shot  or  hanged,  imprisoned  or  exiled,  the  troublesome  insurgents. 

3  Cotton  grows  in  Egypt  and  in  India,  in  Brazil  and  in  the  United  States. 

INTERJECTED  EXPRESSIONS 

Such  expressions  as  however^  indeed^  perhaps,  therejore,  in  jact, 
in  truth,  by  the  way,  according  to  his  own  statement,  when  inter- 
jected between  the  parts  of  a  sentence,  are  somewhat  parenthetical 
in  character,  and  are  usually  set  off  by  commas. 

1  He  promised,  however,  to  reform  at  once. 

2  The  whole  town,  in  fact,  was  aroused  by  the  noise. 

3  This  book  is,  generally  speaking,  better  than  the  other. 

INTRODUCTORY  EXPRESSIONS 

Introductory  expressions,  which  show  a  connection  between 
the  sentence  and  something  preceding,  are  set  off  by  commas,  as: 

1  Moreover,  he  hath  left  you  all  his  walks. 

2  Lastly,  what  lay  you  to  their  charge? 

The  words  whereas  and  resolved,  used  in  connection  with  a 
series  of  resolutions,  are  generally,  but  needlessly,  set  off  by 
commas. 

ELLIPSIS 

The  comma  is  often  employed  to  denote  the  omission  of  a  word. 

1  The  stern  and  rigid  Puritans  worshiped  here. 

2  The  stern,  rigid  Puritans  worshiped  here. 

3  The  sun  and  the  moon  and  the  stars  revolve. 

4  The  sun,  the  moon,  and  the  stars  revolve. 

5  The  sun,  the  moon,  the  stars,  revolve. 

6  From  law  arises  security;  from  security,  inquiry;  from  inquiry,  knowledge. 

7  From  law  arises  security;  from  security  inquiry;  from  inquiry  knowledge. 

8  Homer  was  the  greater  genius;  Virgil  the  better  artist. 


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9  Reading  maketh  a  full  man;  conference  a  ready  man;  writing  an  exact 
man. 

While  the  sixth  sentence  illustrates  the  rule,  and  is  in  accord 
with  former  usage,  the  closeness  of  construction,  as  exemplified 
in  the  last  three  sentences,  justifies  the  omission  of  the  comma, 
and  illustrates  the  practice  of  many  good  writers  and  proof- 
readers of  today. 

INVERSION 

Words  and  phrases  out  of  their  natural  order  are  set  off  by 
commas. 

1  Abraham  Lincoln  was  our  first  martyred  president. 

2  Garfield,  James  A.,  was  our  second  martyred  president. 

3  Heaven  hides  the  book  of  fate  from  all  creatures. 

4  Heaven,  from  all  creatures,  hides  the  book  of  fate. 

5  In  the  dead  of  night,  with  a  chosen  band,  under  cover  of  a  truce,  he 

approached. 

6  Between  the  two  mountains  lies  a  fertile  valley. 

7  He  who  leads  the  most  pious  life  preaches  most  eloquently. 

8  He  preaches  most  eloquently,  who  leads  the  most  pious  life. 

When  the  connection  is  close,  and  there  is  no  break  in  the 
thought,  as  in  the  sixth  sentence,  no  comma  is  needed. 

NOUNS  INDEPENDENT,  APPOSITIVE,  OR  VOCA- 
TIVE 

1  Henry,  will  you  close  the  door? 

2  Paul  the  Apostle  was  a  man  of  energy. 

3  Paul,  the  great  Apostle  of  the  Gentiles,  was  a  prolific  writer. 

4  Noah  Porter,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  was  an  eminent  scholar. 

5  They  elected  him  Governor  of  Ohio. 

6  I  rise,  Mr.  President,  to  a  point  of  order. 

7  The  puma,  or  American  lion,  inhabits  South  America. 

The  noun  independent,  as  in  the  first  sentence,  requires  a 
comma.  When  the  appositive  noun  stands  in  close  relation  to  the 
noun  to  which  it  belongs,  as  in  the  second  sentence,  no  comma 
is  required.  Titles,  as  in  the  fourth  sentence,  are  usually  con- 
sidered as  part  of  the  name,  but  are  really  nouns  in  apposition 
and  are  separated  by  commas. 


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CLEARNESS 

A  comma  should  be  used  whenever  the  sense  would  not  be 
clear  without  it. 

1  They  landed  and  killed  fifty  Indians. 

2  They  landed,  and  killed  fifty  Indians. 

3  Elizabeth's  favorite  Raleigh  was  beheaded. 

4  Elizabeth's  favorite,  Raleigh,  was  beheaded. 

5  Bennett's  daughter  Mary  attended  college. 

6  Bennett's  daughter,  Mary,  attended  college. 

7  He  went  skating  because  he  was  told  to  go. 

8  He  did  not  go  skating,  because  he  was  not  told  to  go. 

9  The  prisoner  said  the  witness  was  a  notorious  burglar. 

10  The  prisoner,  said  the  witness,  was  a  notorious  burglar. 

11  That  the  Governor  of  this  great  State  of  Illinois  should  make  this  un- 

worthy appeal  to  the  passions  and  prejudices  of  the  foreign-born 
citizens  of  the  nation  must  always  be  a  cause  of  mortification  to  every 
lover  of  his  country. 

12  It  remains,  perhaps,  to  be  said,  that,  if  any  lesson  at  all,  as  to  these 

delicate  matters,  is  needed,  in  this  period,  it  is  not  so  much  a  les- 
son,     

An  examination  of  the  first  ten  sentences  will  show  the  differ- 
ence in  meaning  produced  by  the  presence  of  the  comma.  The 
eleventh  illustrates  the  fact  that  a  long  nominative  does  not  always 
require  a  comma  after  it.  The  twelfth  is  an  example  of  a  sentence 
greatly  overburdened  by  commas;  a  better  punctuation  would 
retain  the  comma  after  that,  period,  and  lesson,  and  omit  the  rest. 

QUOTATIONS 
A  short  quotation,  or  a  sentence  resembling  a  quotation,  is 
usually  preceded  by  a  comma. 

1  Patrick  Henry  began  his  celebrated  speech  by  saying,  "It  is  natural  to 

indulge  in  the  illusions  of  hope." 

2  A  good  rule  in  education  is.  Learn  to  be  slow  in  forming  your  opinions. 

3  Nathan  said  to  David,  "Thou  art  the  man." 

4  Nathan's  words  to  David  were  these:  "Thou  art  the  man." 

5  Cain  asked,  "Am  I  my  brother's  keeper?" 

6  Cain  asked  whether  he  was  his  brother's  keeper. 


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THE  COMMA 

The  most  frequently  used,  and  probably  the  most  abused  mark 
of  punctuation,  is  the  comma.  Dean  Alford  declares  that  it  is 
the  great  enemy  to  understanding  anything  printed  in  our  lan- 
guage. He  condemns  the  unthinking,  mechanical  use  of  this 
point  by  compositors,  and  expresses  satisfaction  in  the  reflection 
that,  in  the  course  of  editing  the  Greek  text  of  the  New  Testament, 
he  destroyed  more  than  a  thousand  commas  which,  if  allowed 
to  remain,  would  have  prevented  the  text  from  being  properly 
understood. 

SEMICOLON 

The  semicolon  marks  a  more  decided  break  in  the  sentence 
than  that  indicated  by  a  comma.  It  serves  also  to  prevent  a 
repetition  of  the  comma  when  the  divisions  are  numerous  and 
somewhat  similar  in  character.  It  is  usually  found  in  long 
sentences,  but  may  be  needed  in  short  ones. 

LOOSE  JUNCTION 
Parts  of  a  sentence  loosely  connected  in  meaning  are  separated 
by  semicolons. 

1  Wisdom  is  the  principal  thing;  therefore  get  wisdom;  and  with  all  thy 

getting,  get  understanding. 

2  Everything  grows  old;  everything  passes  away;  everything  disappears. 

MAJOR  AND  MINOR  DIVISIONS 

When  the  comma  is  used  for  the  small  divisions,  the  larger 
generally  require  the  semicolon. 

1  And  now  abideth  faith,  hope,  charity;  but  the  greatest  of  these  is  charity. 

2  It  may  cost  treasure,  and  it  may  cost  blood;  but  it  will  stand,  and  it 

will  richly  compensate  for  both. 

COMMON  DEPENDENCE 

Clauses  or  phrases  having  a  common  dependence  upon  some 
other  clause  or  word  are  separated  from  each  other  by  a  semicolon. 


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1  Here  let  us  resolve  that  they  shall  not  have  died  in  vain;  that  this  nation 

shall,  under  God,  have  a  new  birth  of  freedom;  and  that  govern- 
ment of  the  people,  by  the  people,  and  for  the  people,  shall  not  perish 
from  the  earth. 

2  Philosophers  assert,  that  Nature  is  unlimited  in  her  operations;  that  she 

has  inexhaustible  treasures  in  reserve;  that  knowledge  will  always 
be  progressive;  and  that  all  future  generations  will  continue  to  make 
discoveries. 

3  That  Nature  is  unlimited  in  her  operations;  that  she  has  inexhaustible 

treasures  in  reserve;  that  knowledge  will  always  be  progressive;  and 
that  all  future  generations  will  continue  to  make  discoveries:  these  are 
among  the  assertions  of  philosophers. 

The  formal  structure  of  the  third  sentence  requires  the  colon 
near  the  close. 

EXPLANATION 

When  a  member  of  a  sentence  is  added  for  the  sake  of  contrast, 
inference,  or  explanation,  the  semicolon  is  used  to  separate  it 
from  the  preceding  member. 

1  The  world  will  Httle  note  nor  long  remember  what  we  say  here;  but  it 

can  never  forget  what  they  did  here. 

2  Apply  yourself  to  study;  for  it  will  redound  to  your  honor. 

3  The  ground  is  wet;  it  must  have  rained  last  night. 

PARTICULARS 

When  such  expressions  as  namely,  as,  viz.,  i,  e.,  that  is,  precede 
an  example  or  a  specification  of  particulars,  the  semicolon  is 
usually  placed  before  the  introductory  word  and  the  comma  after. 

1  Five    great    enemies    are    constantly    harassing    us;  namely,    ambition, 

avarice,  anger,  envy,  and  pride. 

2  Some    words    are    spelled    in    two    ways;  as,    inquire,    enquire;  skeptic, 

sceptic;  bazar,  bazaar. 

3  Adjective  pronouns  are  divided  into  three  classes;  distributive,  demon- 

strative, and  indefinite. 

4  Adjective  pronouns  are  divided  into  three  classes:  first,  the  distributive, 

which  are  four  in  number;  second,  the  demonstrative,  which  are 
also  four  in  number;  and  third,  the  indefinite,  of  which  there  are 
nine. 


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5  The    following    officers    were    elected:  Henry    Brown,    President;  John 

Jones,  Vice-president;  Samuel  Smith,  Secretary;  and  Thomas  Reed, 
Treasurer. 

6  Wisdom  hath  builded  her  house;  she  hath  hewn  out  her  seven  pillars; 

she  hath  killed  her  beasts;  she  hath  mingled  her  wine;  she  hath  fur- 
nished her  table. 

7  Wisdom  hath  builded  her  house,  hewn  out  her  seven  pillars,  killed  her 

beasts,  mingled  her  wine,  and  furnished  her  table. 

The  introductory  word  is  sometimes  omitted,  as  in  the  third 
example.  When  the  parts  are  somewhat  formally  introduced, 
or  contain  commas,  the  colon  follows  the  general  statement,  and 
the  semicolon  separates  the  particulars,  as  in  the  fourth  and  fifth 
sentences.  The  close  connection  of  the  parts  in  the  seventh 
sentence  justifies  the  use  of  the  comma. 

If  the  particulars  or  illustrations  introduced  by  as  are  given  a 
separate  line,  many  good  writers  and  proof-readers  place  a  comma 
before  as  and  a  colon  after,  as: 

I  eat  to  live;  you  live  to  eat. 

But  if  as  is  followed  by  in,  the  closer  connection  justifies  the 
use  of  the  comma  alone,  as  in. 
To  err  is  human;  to  forgive,  divine. 

THE  COLON 

When  the  minor  divisions  of  a  sentence  are  separated  by  semi- 
colons, the  greater  division  requires  the  colon. 

1  Art  has  been  to  me  its  own  exceeding  great  reward:  it  has  soothed  my 

afflictions;  it  has  refined  my  enjoyments;  it  has  endeared  solitude; 
and  it  has  given  me  the  habit  of  wishing  to  discover  the  good  and 
the  beautiful  in  all  that  surrounds  me. 

2  Among   those   present   were:  Charles   Wright,    who   made   an   address; 

Silas  Carey,  with  his  wife  and  daughters;  and  James  Brown,  Secretary 
of  the  Association. 

3  Among   those   present   were   Charles   Wright,    Silas   Carey,    and   James 

Brown. 
The  colon  serves  as  the  hinge  upon  which  the  sentence  turns. 


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INFERENCE 

A  clause,  complete  in  itself,  and  followed  by  some  remark, 
inference,  or  illustration,  not  connected  with  the  clause  by  a 
conjunction,  requires  a  colon. 

1  Avoid  affectation:  it  is  a  contemptible  weakness. 

2  Avoid  affectation;  for  it  is  a  contemptible  weakness. 

A  colon  is  sometimes  used  before  a  direct  quotation,  when 
incorporated  in  the  body  of  the  sentence. 

I  Holmes  says:  Sin  has  many  tools,  but  a  lie  is  the  handle  that  fits  them 
all. 

The  quotation  marks,  although  often  employed  in  such  sen- 
tences, are  unnecessary  here. 

TITLE-PAGES 

1  English   Grammar:  An   Exposition   of   the   Principles   of   the   English 

Language. 

2  English  Grammar;  or  An  Exposition  of  the  Principles  of  the  EngHsh 

Language. 

3  Philadelphia:  George  W.  Jacobs  and  Company,  1904. 

The  subtitle,  when  connected  with  the  main  title  by  or,  is 
usually  preceded  by  a  semicolon;  when  or  is  omitted,  the  colon 
is  used.  Modern  taste  forbids,  on  a  title-page,  the  use  of  any 
points  that  can  possibly  be  omitted.  The  principles  of  punctua- 
tion, as  applied  to  the  text  of  a  book,  are  almost  wholly  dis- 
regarded here. 

SALUTATION 

It  is  customary  to  put  a  colon  after  the  complimentary  saluta- 
tion in  a  letter  or  an  address,  as: 

Dear  Sir:     My  dear  Madam:     Gentlemen: 

The  use  of  this  mark  is  the  most  logical,  and  is  preferable  to 
the  semicolon  or  to  the  comma  followed  by  the  dash. 

FORMAL  INTRODUCTORY  WORDS 
The  more  formal  introductory  words,  to  wit,  as  follows,  the 


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following,  for  example,  this,  and  these,  are  usually  followed  by 
the  colon. 

THE  PERIOD 

The  period  should  follow  every  declarative  and  imperative 
sentence,  and  every  abbreviation.  It  separates  whole  numbers 
from  their  decimal  fractions,  and  is  now  generally  employed 
instead  of  the  colon,  to  separate  hours  from  minutes  in  the  time- 
tables and  railway  guides. 

It  should  follow  a  signature  to  a  letter  or  other  document,  and 
a  name  when  standing  alone;  but  names  printed  in  columns 
require  no  punctuation. 

The  period  is  not  needed  after  a  figure  or  figures  used  at  the 
beginning  of  paragraphs,  or  to  number  verses  or  other  subdivisions 
in  poetry. 

Usage  is  divided  regarding  the  roman  numerals  in  chapters  of 
books  and  in  kingly  titles.  The  later  custom  omits  the  period 
after  the  numeral,  and  many  good  writers  and  proof-readers 
omit  the  word  chapter. 

William  I  made  many  mistakes. 

Louis  II  ascended  the  throne  at  the  age  of  fifty. 

Unless  care  is  exercised  in  the  writing,  the  first  might  be  read: 
William,  I  made  many  mistakes;  the  second:  Louis,  the  eleventh, 
ascended  the  throne  at  the  age  of  fifty. 

THE  DASH 

While  this  mark  has  been  much  overworked,  and  has  been 
made  a  convenient  cover  for  ignorance,  it  has  its  legitimate  sphere, 
which  should  be  understood. 

ABRUPT  CHANGE  IN  STATEMENT 

A  sudden  break  in  a  statement  is  usually  marked  by  a  dash. 

1  Thus  the  plot  thickens — but  I  weary  you. 

2  He  had  no  malice  in  his  mind — no  rufiles  on  his  shirt. 


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3  You  have  given  the  command  to  a  person  of  illustrious  birth,  of  ancient 

family,  of  innumerable  statues — but  of  no  experience. 

4  They  yield— they  break — they  fly — 

They  faint — they  fall— they  die. 

The  third  and  fourth  sentences  illustrate  a  break  that  is  more 
largely  elocutionary  than  one  of  grammatical  construction. 

CONCLUDING  CLAUSE 

A   concluding   clause   upon   which   several   other   expressions 
depend  is  usually  preceded  by  a  dash. 

1  He  was  witty,  learned,  industrious,  plausible — everything  but  honest. 

2  The  great  men  of  Rome,  her  beautiful  legends,  her  history,  the  height 

to  which  she  rose,  and  the  depth  to  which  she  fell — these  make  up 
one-half  of  a  student's  ideal  world. 

PARENTHESIS 
Parenthetical    expressions    are    sometimes    included    between 
dashes. 

1  The  smile  of  a  child— always  so  ready  when  there  is  no  distress,  and  so 

soon  returning  when  the  distress  has  passed — is  like  an  opening  of  the 
sky,  showing  heaven  beyond. 

2  The  ideal  forms  of  things  without— if  not  in  a  metaphysical  sense,  yet 

in  a  moral  sense — exist  within  us. 

3  Religion — who  can  doubt  it? — is  the  noblest  theme  for  contemplation. 

The  reason  for  using  the  interrogation  point  with  the  dash  in 
the  third  sentence  is  apparent. 

OMISSION 

The  omission  of  letters  or  figures  is  indicated  by  a  dash,  as: 
He  was  minister  to  B — a,  1 900-1 904. 

ITERATION 

The  rhetorical  repetition  of  an  expression  requires  the  employ- 
ment of  a  dash,  as  in, 

Shall  I,  who  was  born  in  the  tent  of  my  father,  amid  the  roar  and  din  of 
battle — shall  I,  the  conqueror  of  Spain  and  Gaul — shall  I  compare 
myself  with  this  half-year  captain? 
This  form  of  speech  is  called  the  Echo. 


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SIDE-HEADS 

The  dash  is  often  placed  between  the  period  following  the  side- 
head,  and  the  text,  when  both  occur  on  the  same  line.  It  serves 
also  to  connect  the  text  with  the  name  of  the  writer,  at  the  close. 
Some  good  proof-readers  now  omit  it  in  both  cases. 

THE  INTERROGATION 

A  direct  question  is  followed  by  the  interrogation  point.  An 
indirect  question  is  one  that  is  merely  mentioned  or  spoken  of, 
and  does  not  require  an  answer. 

1  Why  do  you  punctuate  in  this  manner? 

2  He  asked  why  you  punctuate  in  this  manner. 

3  He  asked,  Why  do  you  punctuate  in  this  manner? 

4  Shall  a  man  obtain  the  favor  of  heaven  by  impiety  ?  by  murder  ?  by  false- 

hood? by  theft? 

5  A  man  cannot  obtain  the  favor  of  heaven  by  impiety,  by  murder,  by 

falsehood,  by  theft. 

6  Where  be  your  gibes  now;  your  gambols;  your  songs;  your  flashes  of 

merriment,  that  were  wont  to  set  the  table  in  a  roar? 

7  Where  be  now  those  things  of  yours  that  were  wont  to  set  the  table  in 

a  roar  ? — your  gibes  ?  your  gambols  ?  your  songs  ?  your  flashes  of  mer- 
riment ? 

8  You  will  grant  my  request? 

9  He  asked.  May  I  go  to  college,  and  met  with  his  father's  refusal. 

When  the  interrogation  point  marks  a  degree  of  separation 
equal  to  a  period,  it  must  be  followed  by  a  capital  letter.  In  a 
series  of  questions,  as  in  the  fourth  example,  where  no  reply 
intervenes,  a  lower-case  letter  follows.  By  changing  the  interro- 
gation to  an  affirmation,  as  in  the  fifth  sentence,  the  separative 
value  of  the  interrogation  point  may  be  determined. 

When  several  questions  have  a  common  dependence  upon  a 
concluding  clause,  but  one  question  mark  is  employed ;  but  if  the 
particulars  come  last,  each  question  requires  a  sign,  as  in  the 
seventh  sentence. 

A  sentence,  declarative  in  form  but  interrogative  in  spirit,  takes 


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the  question  mark;  as  in  the  eighth  example.  In  the  last  sen- 
tence, many  writers  would  place  a  question  mark  after  the  word 
college,  but  as  the  words  are  simply  descriptive,  the  comma  is 
sufficient.  If  the  clause  were  lengthy  or  involved,  quotation 
marks  might  be  necessary. 

THE  EXCLAMATION 

In  point  of  separation,  this  mark  is  usually  equivalent  to  a 
period;  but,  like  the  interrogation,  it  may  be  equivalent  to  a 
comma,  a  semicolon,  or  a  colon.  Like  the  dash,  it  is  much  over- 
worked. Its  purpose  is  to  express  surprise,  emotion,  ardent  wish, 
admiration,  or  contempt.     It  usually  follows  an  interjection. 

1  What  a  piece  of  work  is  man!  how  noble  in  reason!  how  infinite  in 

faculties!  in  form  and  moving  how  express  and  admirable!  in  action 
how  like  an  angel!  in  apprehension  how  like  a  god! 

2  Alas,  poor  Yoric! 

3  Behold  the  daughter  of  Innocence! 

4  Down,  soothless  insulter!  I  trust  not  the  tale. 

5  Charge,  Chester,  charge!  on,  Stanley,  on! 

6  When,  O  my  countrymen!  will  you  begin  to  exert  your  power? 

7  Bah!  that's  the  third  umbrella  gone  since  Christmas. 

8  Fie,  fie,  fie!  how  silly  you  are! 

9  You  thought  you  would  not  be  found  out,  eh? 

10  That  man  virtuous!!     You  might  as  well  try  to  tell  me  of  the  virtue  of 

Judas  Iscariot!! 

11  O  men  of  Athens!  my  honor  prompts  me  to  speak. 

12  Oh,  the  bloodiest  picture  in  the  book  of  time! 

The  position  of  the  exclamation  is  sometimes  a  matter  of  doubt. 
It  should  be  placed  at  the  end  of  the  exclamatory  word  or  phrase ; 
but  if  the  exclamatory  idea  extends  through  the  sentence,  it  is 
placed  at  the  end  of  the  sentence. 

When  an  interjection  is  repeated,  a  comma  usually  occurs 
between  them,  and  the  exclamation  is  placed  after  the  last.  The 
interjections  eh  and  hey  often  take  the  form  of  a  question,  and 
should  be  followed  by  the  interrogation.  To  illustrate  intense 
emotion,  the  double  exclamation  is  employed. 

Many  good  writers  Hmit  O  to  the  vocative  address,  placing  the 


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exclamation  after  the  phrase  which  it  introduces,  and  employ  oh 
to  express  emotion. 

Properly  used,  the  exclamation  point  imparts  life  and  force  to 
language ;  when  used  to  excess,  it  transforms  pathos  into  bombast, 
and  admiration  into  ridicule. 

THE  APOSTROPHE 

The  chief  use  of  the  apostrophe  is  to  indicate  the  possessive 
case  of  nouns,  and  to  denote  the  contraction  of  words.  To  form 
the  possessive,  the  apostrophe  is  placed  before  the  ^  except  in 
the  case  of  nouns  whose  plural  is  formed  by  adding  5  or  es  to  the 
singular.     Contractions  are  formed  in  a  variety  of  ways. 

1  A  man's   hat.     A   boy's   cap.     A   wolf's   den.     The   men's   hats.     Five 

boys'  caps.     The  wolves'  dens.     James's  coat.     Brooks's  store.     For 
conscience'  sake.     Hughes's  farm.     Moses's  law.     Moses'  law. 

2  I'll  go,  for  I've  purchased  my  tickets. 

3  He'll  tell  'em  't  was  'twixt  two  an'  four. 

4  They  were  filled  with  the  spirit  of  '76. 

5  Dot  your  i's  and  cross  your  t's. 

6  Make  your  5's  and  8's  more  distinct. 

To  avoid  the  unpleasant  sibilant,  many  writers  omit  s  after  the 
apostrophe  in  Moses^  law,  for  conscience^  sake,  jor  goodness^  sake, 
and  similar  cases. 

The  apostrophe  must  not  be  used  to  form  the  possessive  of  the 
personal  pronouns.  Such  errors  as  her^s,  iVs,  oufs,  your^s,  their^s, 
are  sometimes  seen  in  the  letters  of  inexperienced  stenographers. 

The  possessive  of  company  should  rarely  be  abbreviated.  The 
form  Co^s  may  be  tolerated  in  narrow  measure,  but  Company s  is 
preferable. 

TWO  POINTS 

There  is  seldom  need  to  use  two  points  together.  The  greater 
covers  the  less.  The  combination  is  usually  offensive  to  the  eye. 
If,  in  any  case,  the  meaning  should  be  obscured  by  the  omission 
of  the  inferior  mark,  appearance  must  be  sacrificed  to  clearness. 


PUNCTUATION  97 


1  He  reached  the  station  at  6  p.m.  but  the  train  had  gone. 

2  He  reached  the  station  at  6  p.m.,  but  the  train  had  gone. 

3  Greece,  Carthage,  Rome — where  are  they? 

4  Greece,  Carthage,  Rome, — where  are  they? 

A  comma  may  follow,  but  should  not  precede,  a  mark  of  paren- 
thesis. When  a  complete  sentence  is  enclosed,  the  period  is 
placed  before  the  closing  mark  of  parenthesis.  If  only  a  few 
words  are  enclosed  at  the  end  of  the  sentence,  the  period  should 
come  after  the  last  mark  of  parenthesis. 

A  comparison  of  the  late  with  the  early  editions  of  the  English 
classics  shows  the  growing  tendency  to  use  fewer  points. 

QUOTATION  MARKS 

Marks  of  quotation  are  employed  to  separate  the  exact  words 
of  another  when  embodied  within  the  text  of  a  sentence.  This 
does  not  apply  to  the  many  phrases  from  the  Bible,  and  from 
Shakspeare,  Milton,  and  other  famous  writers,  which,  by  their 
terseness  and  frequent  use,  have  become  a  part  of  the  coinage  of 
the  English  language. 

When  the  quoted  extract  consists  of  several  paragraphs,  the 
initial  quote-mark  is  placed  at  the  beginning  of  each  paragraph, 
but  the  closing  mark  is  used  only  at  the  end  of  the  extract.  If 
the  several  paragraphs  are  taken  from  different  parts  of  the  book 
or  essay,  each  paragraph  should  begin  and  end  with  quote-marks. 
If  the  quotation  is  made  up  of  several  detached  portions,  the  fact 
that  the  extracts  are  not  continuous  is  indicated  by  the  insertion 
of  four  or  five  successive  periods  separated  by  spaces  between 
the  several  extracts. 

The  former  custom  of  placing  the  initial  quote-mark  at  the 
beginning  of  each  line  in  a  lengthy  quotation  is  sometimes  seen  in 
the  columns  of  newspapers,  but  is  no  longer  employed  in  good 
book-work.  The  limit  or  extent  of  the  extract  is  made  manifest 
to  the  eye  by  narrower  measure,  by  smaller  type,  or  by  less  space 
between  the  lines.  When  smaller  type  or  narrower  measure  or 
both  are  employed,  the  use  of  quote-marks  is  unnecessary. 
7 


PUNCTUATION 


The  single  quote-mark,  consisting  of  an  inverted  comma  at  the 
beginning  and  an  apostrophe  at  the  close,  is  used  to  mark  a  single 
word  or  phrase,  or  to  note  a  quotation  within  a  quotation. 

The  fact  that  no  quote-marks  are  employed  in  the  Bible  goes 
far  to  prove  that  their  use  is  not  so  essential  to  clearness  as  has 
been  supposed.  Writers,  printers,  and  stenographers  are  some- 
times in  doubt  whether  to  place  a  closing  quote-mark  before  or 
after  a  comma,  semicolon,  or  period.  The  mark  must  enclose 
the  quoted  parts  only.  If  a  complete  sentence  is  quoted,  the 
period  is  placed  within  the  quote-mark;  if  the  quoted  words  end 
with  a  comma,  semicolon,  or  colon,  these  points  usually  follow 
the  quote-marks;  but  if  the  sentence  is  a  question  or  an  exclama- 
tion, the  interrogation  or  exclamation  point  is  enclosed  within  the 
marks  of  quotation. 

Quote-marks  within  quote-marks  are  sometimes  necessary,  but 
these  should  be  avoided  so  far  as  possible,  especially  when  several 
quotations  culminate  at  the  close  of  a  sentence.  Double  quote- 
marks  are  usually  employed  for  the  first,  and  single  marks  for  the 
inclosed  quotations. 

1  The  command,  "Thou  shalt  not  kill",  forbids  many  crimes  besides  that 

of  murder. 

2  Some  one  has  said,  "What  an  argument  for  prayer  is  contained  in  the 

words,  'Our  Father  which  art  in  heaven'!" 

3  "I  will  mention  only  such  as  are  the  same  parts  of  speech;  thus,  'sun' 

and  'son';  'reign',  'rain',  and  'rein';  'hair'  and  'hare';  'plate'  and  'plait'; 
'moat'  and  'mote';  'pair'  and  'pear';  'air'  and  'heir';  'ark'  and  'arc'; 
'mite'  and  'might';  'pour'  and  'pore';  'veil'  and  'vale';  'knight'  and 
'night';  'knave'  and  'nave';  'pier'  and  'peer';  'rite'  and  'right';  'site' 
and  'sight';  'aisle'  and  'isle';  'concent'  and  'consent';  'signet'  and 
'cygnet'." 

The  third  example,  from  Trench,  English  Past  and  Present, 
illustrates  the  overuse  of  quotation  marks.  All  of  the  single 
quote-marks  might  safely  be  omitted.  Theodore  Low  De  Vinne, 
in  The  Practice  oj  Typography,  says:  "To  read  line  after  line 
bristling  with  these  points  is  as  irritating  as  a  walk  through 
briar-bushes." 


ABBREVIATIONS   EMPLOYED   IN   THIS   BOOK 


99 


FOREIGN  WORDS 

Foreign  words  and  phrases  are  usually  set  in  italics,  and  do 
not  require  the  quote-marks  to  indicate  their  origin.  When  the 
foreign  words  make  one  or  more  sentences,  it  is  better  to  set  them 
in  roman  with  quote-marks. 

SEPARATION  AND  SPACING 

When  several  abbreviated  titles  as  A.M.,  LL.D.,  occur  at  the 
end  of  a  line,  one  title  may  be  separated  from  the  rest,  but  the 
parts  of  the  same  title  must  not  be  divided.  No  space  other  than 
that  required  by  the  period  is  necessary. 

The  form  "pages  136,  137"  is  preferable  to  "pages  136-7", 
and  the  form  "pages  139  to  160"  is  preferred  to  "pp.  139-160." 
A  period  of  time  covering  two  successive  years  may  be  expressed 
1903-4.  When  the  years  are  not  consecutive,  write  in  full,  thus: 
1897,  1900,  1904.  The  use  of  the  apostrophe,  as  '97,  '99,  '04, 
is  unsightly  in  books  and  should  be  avoided. 


ABBREVIATIONS  EMPLOYED  IN  THIS  BOOK 


Afr Africa,  -can 

Alas Alaska,  -kan 

Amer America,  -can 

Arab Arabia,  -bian 

archseol archaeology,  -ogist 

Archi Archipelago 

Arg.  Rep Argentine  Republic 

Ariz Arizona 

astron astronomer,  -omy 

Aust Austria,  -rian 

Austral Australia,  -lian 

auth author 

Balto Baltimore 

Bav Bavaria,  -rian 

Belg Belgium,  -gian 

Bohem Bohemia,  -mian 

bot Botany,  -nist 

Braz Brazil,  -zilian 


city 


Can Canada,  -dian 


Carth Carthaginian 

chem chemist,  -istry 

chron chronicle,  -icier 

CO county 

Colom Colombia,  -bian 

conch conchology,  -ogist 

Cors Corsica, -sican 

coun country 

Den Denmark 

dept department 

dipl diplomat,  -matist 

dist district 

dram drama,  -atist 

Egypt ol Egyptology,  -ogist 

embryol embryology,  -ogist 

entom entomology,  -ogist 

fern feminine 

Fr France,  French 


100 


ABREVIATIONS  EMPLOYED  IN  THIS  BOOK 


Gen General 

geol geology,  -ogist 

geom geometer,  -etry 

Ger German,  -many 

Gr Greece,  Grecian 

gram grammar,  -marian 

herpet herpetology,  -ogist 

Hind Hindustan 

hist history,  -torian 

Hung Hungary,  -garian 

la Iowa 

ichth ichthyology,  -ogist 

Ida Idaho 

111 Illinois 

Ire Ireland 

isl island 

It Italy,  Italian 

] lake 

lexicog lexicographer,  -phy 

litt litterateur 

Maced Macedonia,  -nian 

masc masculine 

math mathematics,  -tician 

mech mechanician 

Medit Mediterranean 

meteor meteorology,  -ogist 

mfr manufacturer 

mineral mineralogy,  -ogist 

Mont Montana 

mts mountains 

mus music,  -cian 

nat naturalist 

nav navigator 

N.  D North  Dakota 

Neth Netherlands 

N.  Mex.     .   .   .      New  Mexico 

Norw Norway 

N.  S Nova  Scotia 

O Ohio 

orient orientalist 

ornith ornithology, -ogist 

Pac.  Oc Pacific  Ocean 

paleon paleontology,  -ogist 

Para Paraguay 

Pata Patagonia 

pathol pathology,  -ogist 

pen peninsula 

Pers Persia,  -sian 

philan philanthropist 


philol philology,  -ogist 

philos philosophy,  -opher 

physiol physiology,  -ogist 

Pol Poland,  -lish 

Port Portugal,  -guese 

pos possessive 

P.  R Porto  Rico,  P.  Rican 

pro pronoun 

pros prosody 

prov province 

Prus Prussia,  -sian 

psychol psychology,  -ogist 

Que Quebec 

r river 

Repub Republic 

Rev Revolution,  -ary 

R.  I Rhode  Island 

Roum Roumania 

Russ.      Russia,  -sian 

S.  Amer South  America 

Sax Saxony 

schol scholar 

sci science,  -entist 

Scot Scotland,  Scotch 

sculp sculptor,  -ture 

Serv Servia,  -vian 

Shak Shakspeare 

Sib Siberia,  -rian 

Sp Spain,  Spanish 

Sw Sweden,  Swedish 

Switz Switzerland,  Swiss 

Syr Syria,  -ian 

teratol teratology,  -ogist 

Test Testament 

theol theology,  -ogian 

therap therapeutics 

topog topography 

toxicol toxicology,  -ogist 

trag tragedian,  -edy 

trav traveller 

Turk Turkey,  Turkish 

twp township 

typog typography 

Uru Uruguay 

U.  S United  States 

Venez Venezuela,  -elan 

vil village 

vole volcano 

zool zoology,  -ogist 


13^,000  WORDS 

CORRECTLY  SPELLED  AND  PRONOUNCED 


Aa'chen  (a'dien  or   a'ken),   prov. 

a  has'  (a  ba'),  down  with,      a  bas', 

and  c.  Prus. 

a  coin,     a'bas,  a  disease. 

aal  (al). 

a  base',    -ment,     -based',    -bas'ing, 

Aal'b6rg  (al'-),  seaport  of  Den. 

-bas'er. 

aam  (awm  or  am)  or  dhm. 

abash',  -ment,  -bashed'. 

Aar  (ar),  r.  Switz.,  aar,  an  eagle. 

a  bate',  -ment,  -bat'a  ble,  -bat'er  or 

aard'vark  (ard'-),  aard'wolf. 

-or. 

Aa'ron  (ar'on  or  a'ron),  Bib.,  -ron'- 

ab'a  tis    or   ab'at  tis   (-tis   or   -te'). 

ic,   -ic  al,   Aa'ron  ite,    -it'ic,    Aa'- 

-tised  (-tist). 

ron's -beard,  -rod,  aa'ron,  a  plant. 

a  bat' 'jour'    (a  ba'zhoor')    or    a  hat- 

ab'a. 

jour'  (a  ba  zhoor'). 

ab'a  ca  or  -ka. 

a  hat  toir'  (-twor'),  pi.  -loirs'. 

ab'a  cay. 

a  bat-voix  (a  ba'vwd'). 

ah  a  cis'cus,  ab'a  cist. 

abax'ial   or   -axlle. 

a  back'. 

abb. 

A'ba  CO  (a'ba  c6),  Geog. 

ab'ba,  father;  Ab'ba,  the  Heavenly 

ab  ac'ti  nal. 

Father. 

ab  ac'ti  o  (-shI  o),  -ac'tion,  -ac'tor. 

ab  bac'i  nate  (-bas'-),  -na'tion. 

ab'a  cus,    pi.  ab'a  ci   or  -a  cusses. 

ab'ba  cy. 

a  hac'  u  Ins. 

Ab  bad'o  na,  a  fallen  angel. 

A  bad'don,  the  angel  of  the  bottom- 

ah ban  do  na  td  men'te. 

less  pit. 

ab  has'i  or  a  bds'st  or  -sis. 

a  baft'. 

ah  bd'  te. 

a  bai'ser,    a  hais  se'   (a  basa'),    a- 

ab  ba'tial. 

haissed'  (-bast'). 

ab  he'  (a  ba'),  ab'bess. 

ab  al'ien  ate  (-yen-),  -  a  ted,  -a'tion. 

Ab'be  ville,  co.  S.  C. 

ah  a  lo'ne. 

Abbe  ville'  (ab  vel'),  t.  Fr. 

ab  a  mu'rus. 

ab'bey    (-by),    pi.    -beys,  ab'bey- 

a  ban'don,  -doned  (-dund),  -doned- 

coun'ter,   -laird,   -land,    -lub^ber. 

Iv,   -don  er,    -don  ment,  -don  ee', 

ab'bot,  -ship,  -gen'er  al. 

a  han  don'  (a  ban  don'). 

ah  hoz'zo  (-bot'so). 

a  han'ga. 

ab  bre'vi  ate,  -a  ted,  a-  ting,  -a  tor, 

a  hap  tis'ton,  pi.  -tis'ta. 

-to'ry,    -a'tion,      ab  bre  vi  a'ti  o 

ab  ar  tic  u  la'tion. 

plac  i  to'rum  (-a'shi  o   plas-). 

fate,  fat,  far,  fall,  fare,  fast,  sofa,  mete,  met,  her,  ice.  In,  note,  not,  nor, 

use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  BaCh. 

101 


abb -wool 


102 


abolitionizing 


abb' -wool. 

ab  cd'ree. 

ab  cha'sian  (-ka'shan  or  -zhan). 
ab  da  la'vi  or  ab  de  la'vi  (-la've). 
Abd=el-Ka'dir  (abd-)  or  Ab  dul- 

Ka'dir,  Biog. 
Ab  de'ri  an,  Ab'de  rite. 
ab'dest. 

Ab  dev'en  ham. 
ab'di  cate,  -ca  ted,  -ca  ting,  -ca  tor, 

-cant,  -ca'tion. 
ab  do'men    {or   ab'-),    -dom'i  nal, 

-nal  ly,  -i  nous,  -i  nos'co  py. 
ab  du'cens,  -cent. 
ab  duct',  -duc'tor,  -duc'tion. 
Ab  dul-A  ziz'      (ab^ddbl    a  zez'), 

Biog. 
Ab  dul-Ha'mid  (ab^dtl  ha'mid), 


Ab  dul  Me  jid'  (ab'ddbl  me  jeed'), 

Biog. 
a  beam', 
a  be  ce  da'ri  an,   -ri  um,  pi.  -ri  a, 

-ce'da  ry,    A  be  ce  da'ri  an,    one 

of  a  religious  sect. 
a  bed'. 

A  bfed'ne  go.  Bib. 
a  bee'. 

Ab'e  lard,  Biog. 
a  bele'. 
A  bel'i  an    (a  bel'I  an    or   -yan), 

A'bel  ite,  A^bel  o'ni  an. 
A^bel  mos'chus      (-kus),       a'bel- 

mosk. 
a'bel -tree. 
a   be  ne    placet  to    (a  ba'ne    pla'che- 

to). 
Ab  e  o'na.  Myth. 
Ab'er  crom  bie  (-krum  bl),  Biog. 
aVer  de  vine'. 
ab  fir'rance,  -ran  cy,  -rant,  ra'tion, 

-tion  al. 
ab  e  run'ca  tor  (-run'-). 
a  bet',  -ted,  -ting,  -ter  or  -tor,  -ment. 
ab  e  vac  u  a'tion. 
ab    ex'tra. 

a  bey'ance  (-ba'-),  -an  cy,  -ant. 
ab'hal  or  -hel  or  -hul. 
ab  h6r',   -horred',   -hSr'ring,   -hor'- 

rence,  -rent,  -rent  ly,  -rer. 
A  bi'a,  Bib. 
A  bi'a  saph,  Bib. 
A  bi'a  thar,  Bib. 


A'bib. 

a  bide',  -bid'ing,  -ing  ly,  a  bid'ing- 

place. 
A'bi  el.  Bib. 

ab'i  e  tene,  -e  tin,  -et'ic,  -e  tin'ic. 
ab'i  e  tite. 
a  big'e  at  (-bij'-). 
A  bi'hu.  Bib. 
A  bi'jah.  Bib. 
AVi  le'ne.  Bib. 
A  bim'e  lech  (-lek).  Bib. 
ab   ini'tio  (-ish'io),  ab   in'tra. 
ab  in  tes'tate. 
ab'^i  o  gen'e  sis,    -e  sist,     -ge  net'- 

ic,     -ic  al  ly,     -og'e  nist     (-6j'-), 

-og'e  nous,   -e  ny. 
ab  i  o  log'ic  al  (-loj'-),  -al  ly. 
ab  ir'ri  tate,  -ri  tant,  -ta  tive,  -ta'- 

tion. 
A  bi'ud.  Bib. 

ab'ject,  -ly,  -ness,  -ject'ive,  -jec'tion. 
ab  ju  di  ca'tion. 
ab  jure',  -jured',  -jur'ing,  -er  or  -or, 

-ju'ra  to  ry,  -ra'tion. 
ab'kar,  ab  ka'ri  or  -ry. 
Ab  kha'sian  (-zhan). 
ab  lac  ta'tion. 
a  bias  tem'ic,  -blas'tous. 
ab  la'tion,  -la  ti'tious  (-tish'us). 
ab'la  tive,  -ti'val. 
ab'laut  (ab'lout  or  Ger.  ap'lout). 
a  blaze', 
a'ble,  -bier,  -blest,  -bly,  a  bil'i  ty, 

a'blc'bod'ied,  -mind'ed. 
ab'le  gate,  -ga'tion. 
a'ble  whack'ets. 
ab'lo  cate,  -ca  ted,  -ting,  -ca'tion. 
a  bloom'. 

ab  lu'tion,  -a  ry,  ab'lu  ent. 
ab'ne  gate,  -ga  ted,  -ting,  -tor,  -ga'- 
tion. 
ab  nerv'al. 
ab'net. 
ab  nor'mal,  -ly,  -nor'rai  ty,  -mous, 

-mal'i  ty. 
a  board'. 
a  bode'. 
a  bo  gd'do. 

a  boi'deau  (-do  or -do' ) , -teau  (-td). 
a  bol'ish,  -ing,  -a  ble,  -er,  -ment, 

-ished. 
ab  o   li'tion   (-lish'un),   -al,   -a  ry, 

-ism,  -ist,  -ize,  -ized,  -i  zing. 


fate,   fat,    far,   fall,   fare,    fast    sofa,    mete,   met,    her,  ice    In,    note. 


abolla 


103 


abusing 


a  hol'la,  pi.  -l(B. 

ab  seise'  (-siz'),  -seised',  -scis'ing. 

a  bo' ma. 

ab  scis'sa,  pi.  -sas  or  -sae. 

ah  0  ma' sum,  pi.  -sa,  ah  o  ma'sus,  pi. 

ab  scis'si  o   in  }t  ni'ti  (ab  sish'-). 

-si. 

ab  scis'sion  (-sizh'un). 

AVo  mey'  (-ma'),  t.  Afr. 

ab  sconce'. 

a   bom'i   na   ble,    -ness,    -na   bly, 

ab  scond',  -ed,  -er,  -ing. 

-i  nate,  -na  ted,  -ting,  -tor,  -na'tion. 

ab'sent,  a.,  ab  sent',  v.,  -ed,  -ing. 

a  boon'. 

-sen    ta'tion,    -sen    tee',    -tee'ism. 

ab  o'ral,  -ly. 

-tee'ship,  -sen'ter,  ab'sence,  -sent- 

a  bord'age. 

ness,    ab^sent-mind'ed,    -mind'ed- 

ab  0  rig'i  nal  (-rij'-),  -nal  ly,  -na  ry, 

ly,  -mind'ed  ness. 

-nal'i  ty,  -rig'i  ne,  pi.  -nes  (-nez). 

ab'sinth  or  -sinthe,  -sin'thate,  -thi  al, 

abort',  -ed,  -bor'ticide,  -tient,  -ti- 

-thi  an,  -thic,  -thin,  -thine,  -thi  um. 

fa'cient. 

-thi  ate,  v.,  -a''ted,    -a''ting,    -sin'- 

a  bor'tion,   -al,   -ist,   -bor'tive,   -ly. 

thism  {or  ab'-). 

-ness,  a  hor'tus. 

ab'sit    6'men. 

a  bound',  -ed,  -ing. 

ab'so  lute,  -ly,  -ness,  -lu  tism,  -lu- 

a  bout',  -sledge. 

tist,  -tis'tic,    -sol'u  to  ry,  -so   lu'- 

a  bove',  -board,  -deck,  -ground. 

tion. 

ab   o'vo. 

ab  solve',  v.,  -solv'er,  -ing,  -i  tor, 

a  box'. 

-a  to  ry  or  -i  to  ry,  -a  ble. 

a' bra. 

ab  sorb',  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -a  ble,  -a  bil'- 

ab'ra  ca  dab'ra. 

i  ty,  -ed  ly,  -ed  ness,  -en  cy,  -ent, 

a  brac'a  lam 

-er,  -e  fa'cient. 

a  bra'chi  a  (-ki  a),  -chi  us. 

ab  sorp  ti  om'e  ter  (-shi  om'-). 

ab  rade',  -ra'dant. 

ab  sorp'tion,  -tive,  -tive  ness,  -tiv'- 

A'bra  ham,  -ite,  -it'ic,  -ic  al,  -ham'- 

i  ty,   ab  sorp'tion   bands,  a.  Unes, 

ic,      -i  dae,     A'bra  ham -man      or 

a.  spec'trum. 

A'bram-man. 

abs'que    hoc,   abs'que    td'll    cau'sa. 

A  bran'chi  a  (-bran'ki  a),  -chi  a'ta, 

ab  stain',  -ing,  -er,  -ment,  -stained'. 

-chi  ate,  -chi  an. 

ab  ste'mi  ous,  -ly,  -ness. 

ab  rase'  (-razor  -ras),  -rased',  -ras'- 

ab  sten'tion,  -ist,  -tious. 

ing. 

ab  ster'gent,  -ster'sion,  -sive,  -sive- 

ab  ra'sion  (-zhun),  -sive. 

ness. 

ab'raum  (ab'rawm  or  Ger.  ap'roum). 

ab'sti  nence,  -nen  cy,  -nent,  -nent  ly. 

A  hrax'as  or  Ab'ra  sax. 

ab'stract,  a.  and  «.,  ab  stract',  v., 

ab'ra  zite,  -zit'ic. 

-ing,    -ed,    -ed   ly,    -ed   ness,    -er, 

a  breast'. 

-strac'tion,      -tion     al,      -tion  ist, 

a'breu'voir'  (a^bre^'vwor'). 

-strac'tive,  -tive  ly,  -tive  ness,  ab'- 

a'brid. 

stract  ly,  -stract  ness. 

a  bridge',  -bridged',  -bridg'ing,  -er, 

ab  struse',  -ly,  -ness. 

-ed  ly,  -ment. 

ab  surd',  -i  ty,  -ly,  -ness. 

a'brin  {or  ab'rin). 

Abt  (apt),  Ger.  mus. 

a  broach'. 

ab  ter' mi  nal. 

a  broad'. 

ab'thain,  -ry. 

ab'ro  gate,  -ga  ted,  -ting,  -tor,  -tive, 

a  hue' CO  (-bd6k'-). 

-ga  ble,  -ga'tion. 

a  hu'li  a  (-boo'-),  -lo  md'ni  a. 

ab  rot'a  noid. 

ab  um'bral,  -brel'lar. 

ab  rot'a  num. 

a  hu'na  (-bob'-). 

ab  rupt',  -ly,  -ness,  -rup'tion. 

a  bun'dance,  -dant,  -dant  ly. 

A  bruz'zo  (a  broot'so),  dept.  It. 

ah    ur'he    con'di  ta. 

ab'scess,  -scessed,  ab'scess-root. 

a  bur'ton. 

ab  scind',  -ed,  -ing. 

abuse'  (-buz'),  v.,  -bused,  -bus'ing, 

not,  nor,  use,   up,   urn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  Badi. 


abusive 


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accoucheuse 


-bu'sive  (-siv),  -sive  ly,  -sive  ness, 

a  buse'  (-bus'),  n. 
a  but',  -tal,  -ter,  -merit,  a  but'ment 

crane. 
a  buzz'. 
a  bysm'  (-bizm'),  -bys'mal  (-biz'-), 

-mal  ly,  a  byss'  al  (-bis'-). 
Ab  ys  sin'i  a,  coun.  E.  Afr.,  -i  an. 
a  ca'cia  (-sha  or  -shi  a),  a  ca'cia- 

tree. 
ac'a  cin  or  -dne. 
A   ca'ci   us    (-shI    us).    Bishop   of 

Caesarea,  -cians  (-shans). 
a  cad'e  my,  -e  mist,  ac  a  de'mi  al, 

-dem'ic,    -ic    al,    -al    ly,    -i    cism, 

Ac'a  deme,  -dem'ics,  A  c3.d'e  mist. 
A   ca'di  a.   Nova  Scotia;  co.   La., 

-di  an. 
a  ca'di  al  ite. 
ac'a  jou  (-zhdo). 
ac'a  16ph  or  -lephe,  -le'phan,  -le'- 

phoid. 
a  cal'y  cal,  -y  cine,   ac  a  lyc'i  nous 

(-Us'-),  -lyc'u  late  (-Ilk'-). 
a  camp'si  a  or  -sy. 
ac  a  na'ceous. 
a    can  del  li  e're  (-a're). 
a  can'tha,  pi.  -tha,  -can'thlne,  -can'- 

thoid,    ac    an    tha'ceous    (-shus), 

-tha'ri  an. 
a  can'tho  pod,  -po'di  ous. 
a  can'thus,  n.,  pi.  -thus  es  (-6z)  or 

-thi,  -thous,  a. 
a    cd  pel'ld   or   cap  pel'-. 
a  cap'su  lar. 

A  ca  pul'co  (a  ka  pool'ko),  t.  Mex. 
a  car'di  a,  -di  ac,  -di  us,  ac  ar  di'- 

a  cus,  pi.  -cl. 
A  ca  ri'  (a  ka  re'),  t.  Peru. 
a  ca'ri  an. 
ac  a  ri'a  sis. 

ac'a  rid,  a  c3,r'i  cide,  -i  no'sis. 
ac'a  roid   gum. 
a  car'pous,  -pel  ous. 
a  cat  a  lec'tic. 
a  cat'a  lap  sy,  -lep'tic. 
a  cat''a  pha'si  a  (-fa'zl  a  or  -zhi-). 
a  cau'date. 
a  cau'les     (-lez),    ac  au  les'  cence, 

-cent. 
Ac'cad,  -ca'di  an,  language  of  early 

Babylon. 
ac  ce'das   ad    cu'ri  am. 


ac  cede',  -ced'ed,  -er,  -ence,  -ing. 

ac  eel  er  an' do. 

ac  cel'er  ate,  -a  ted,  -ted  ly,  -ting, 

-tive,  -a  tor,  -to  ry,  -a'tion,  ac  cel- 

er  a'tion=di  a  gram. 
ac  cend'i  ble,  -i  bil'i  ty. 
ac  cen'di  te. 
ac  cen'sion,  -sor. 
ac'cent,  w.,  ac  cent',  v.,  -ed,  -ing, 

-cen'tor,    -tu   al,    -al   ly,    -tu   ate, 

-a  ted,  -a'tion,  -al'i  ty. 
ac  cept',  -er  or  -or,  -ed,  -ed  ly,  -ing, 

-a  ble,  -ble  ness,  -a  bly,  -bil'i  ty, 

-ance,  -an  cy,  -ant,  -cep  ta'tion. 
ac  cep'ti  late,  -la  ted,  -ting,  -la'tion. 
ac'cess  {or  -ses'),  ac  ces'sa  ry  {or 

ac'-),  -si  ble,  -i  bly,  -bil'i  ty,  -ces'- 

sion,  -sion  al,  -sive,  -so'ri  al,  -ces'- 

so  ri  ly,  -ces'so  ry  {or  ac'-). 
ac  ciac  ca  tu'ra  (at  chak  ka  tob'ra). 
ac'ci  dence,  -dent,  -den  ted,  -den'- 

tal,  -tal  ism,  -tal  ist,  -tal  ly,  -tal- 

ness,  -tal'i  ty. 
ac  cip'i  ter,  pi.  -tres  (-trez),  -i  tral, 

-i  trine. 
ac  cis'mus  (-siz'-). 
ac  claim',    -claimed',    -claim 'ing, 

-cla  ma'tion,  -clam'a  to  ry. 
ac  cli'mate,  -ma  ted,  -ma  ting,  -cll- 

ma'tion,    -cli'ma  tize,    -ti   za  ble, 

-ti  zer,  -tl  za'tion. 
ac  cli'nal,  ac'cli  nate. 
ac  cliv'i  ty,  -i  tous,  -cli'vous. 
ac  CO  lade'  {or  -lad'). 
ac'co  la  ted. 
ac  col  le'  (ak  ol  la'). 
ac  com' mo  date,  -da  ted,  -da  ting, 

-ting  ly,  -da  ble,  -da  tive,  -tive  ness, 

-da  tor,  -da'tion,  ac  com  mo  da'- 

tion  bill,  a.  cramp,  a.  lad  der,  a. 

lands,  a.  road,  a.  train,  a.  works. 
ac  com'pa  ny  (-kum'-),  -ing,  -pa- 

nied,  -nist. 
ac  com'plice  (-kSm'plIs). 
ac  c6m'plish,    -ing,    -a    ble,    -er, 

ment,  -plished. 
ac  cord',  -ed,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ance, 

-an  cy,  -ant,  -ant  ly,  -er. 
ac  cor'di  on,      -ist,      ac  cor'di  on- 

play''er. 
ac  cost',  -ed,  -ing,  -a  ble. 
ac  couche'ment  (-koosh'mon),  ac  cou- 

cheur'  (-sher'),  -cheuse'  (-shez'). 


fate,   fat,    far,    fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,    mete,   m6t,   her,,  ice,   In,    note, 


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105 


achromatizing 


ac  count',  -ed,  -ing,  -a  ble,  -ble  ness, 

ac'e  tal  (as'-  or  a  ce'-). 

-a  bly,  -bil'i  ty,  -ant,  -an  cy,  -ant- 

a  cet'a  mid  or  -mide  {or  ac'et  im'-). 

ship,    ac    count' -book,    =day,    ac- 

ac'e  ta  ry  (as'-),  -ta'ri  ous,  -e  tate, 

count'ant-gen'er  al. 

-ta  ted,  -ta'tion. 

ac  cou'ter  or  -tre  (-koo'-),  -ment. 

a  cet'ic  or  -ce'tic,  -cet'i  din,  -i  fy, 

ac  cred'it,  -ed,  -ing. 

-fy  ing,  -fled,  -fi  er,  -fl  ca'tion. 

ac^cre  men  ti'tial     (-tish'al),     -ti'- 

ac  e  tim'e  ter  (as-)  or  -torn'-,  -tim'- 

tion. 

e  try,  a  cet  i  met'ric  al. 

ac  cres'cence,  -cres'cent. 

ac'e    tin    (as'-),    -e    tone,    -ton'ic, 

ac  cres  ci  men'to  (-kresh  i-),  ac  cres- 

-to  ne'mi  a. 

cen'do. 

ac'e  tons  (as'-)  or  a  ce'tous,  ac'e  tose 

ac  Crete',  -cret'ed,  -cret'ing,  -cre'- 

(-tos),  a  ce'tum. 

tive,  -tion. 

ac'e   tyl    (as'-),    -tyl'ic,    -i   za'tion, 

ac   crue',    -ment,    -cru'ing,    -cru'er, 

a  cet'y  lene  or  ac'e-. 

-crued'. 

Ach  ae  me'ni  an  (ak  e  me'-). 

ac  cul  tu  ra'tion. 

a  chae'no  carp  (a  ke'-). 

ac  cum'bent. 

A  cha'ia  (a  ka'ya),  Bih.\  Greece. 

ac  cu'mu   late,   -la   ted,    -la   ting, 

-ian  (-yan). 

-la  tive,  -tive  ly,  -tive  ness,  -la  tor, 

A'chan  (-kan),  Bib. 

-la'tion. 

a  cha'ne  (-ka'-). 

ac'cu  rate,  -ly,  -ness,  -ra  cy. 

a  char'. 

ac    curse',    -curs'ing,    -cursed'    or 

a  charne'ment  (a  sharn'mdn  or  -shar'- 

-curs'ed,  a.,  -curs'ed  ly,  -ed  ness. 

ne-). 

ac  curst'. 

A  cha'  tes  (-ka'tez),  companion  of 

ac  cuse',  -cus'ing  (-kuz'-),  -ing  ly. 

i^neas. 

-al,     -a  ble,     -er,    -a  tive,    -tive- 

ache  (ak),  -less,  ached  (akt),  ach'ing, 

ly,   -cused',    -cu'sa  to  ry,    -sa'tion 

ache'weed. 

(-za'-) 

A  che'an  or  A  chse'an  (-ke'-). 

ac  cus'tom  (-turn),  -a  ble,  -a  bly, 

Ach'en  bach  (adi'en  badi  or  a'ken- 

-a    ry,    -a    ri    ly,    -ing,    -tomed. 

bak). 

-tomed  ness. 

a  che'ni  um (-ke'-),  pi.  -ni  a,  a  chene' 

ace,  -point. 

(-ken'),  -che'ni  al. 

a  ce'di  a. 

Ach'e  ron  (ak'-),  Myth.,  -ron'tic. 

A  cel'da  ma. 

a    che  val'. 

a   cen   sii   a' da    (a  than''soD   a'tha). 

a  chieve',  -ment,  -chieved',  -chiev'- 

-a  dor'  (-a  thor'). 

ing,  -a  ble,  -er. 

a  cen'tric. 

a  chi'la  ry  (-ki'-). 

A    ceph'a   la,   ac'e   phal   (as'e   £3.1), 

A  chil'les  (-kll'lez),  a  legendary  Gr. 

-ceph'a  Ian,  -a  lous. 

hero,    Ach^il  le'an    (ak^-),    -le'id. 

A  ceph'a  li,  -a  lite,  -a  list. 

-le'is,  A  chil'les'  ten'don. 

a  ce'qui  a  (a  sa'ke  a). 

Ach  i  nese'  (-nes'  or  -nez'). 

ac'er  ate  (as'-). 

a  chi  o'te  (a  che  o'ta). 

a   cerb',    -ic,    -i   ty,    a   cerb'ate   or 

a  chi'ra  (a  che'-). 

ac'er  bate  (as'-). 

A  chit'o  phel  (-kit'). 

a  cgr'ic. 

a  chlam'y  date  (-klim'I-),  ach  la- 

ac'er  ose  (as'er  6s),  -er  ous. 

myd'e  ous  (ak-). 

a  cer'ra. 

a  cho'li  a  (-ko'-),  ach'o  lous  (ak'-). 

a  cer'vate,       -vate  ly,       -va  tive. 

ach' or  or  a'chor  (ak'-  or  a'kor),  pi. 

-vu  line,      -vu  lus,     ac^er  va'tion 

a   cho'res   (-rez).     A'chor   (-kor), 

(as^-). 

Bib. 

a  ces'cence,  -cen  cy,  -ces'cent. 

ach'ro  ite  (ak'-). 

ac  e  tab'u  lum  (as-),  pi.  -u  la,  -u  lar, 

ach  ro  mafic  (ak-),  -al  ly. 

-u  li  form,  -u  lifer  ous. 

a    chro'ma   tize,    -tized,    -ti   zing, 

not,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Bach. 


achro  matization 


106 


acrochirismus 


-tl    za'tion,    -ma    tin,    -ma    tous, 

a  cos'  mism    (-k6z'mlzm),    -mist, 

or  a  chro'mous,   -ma  tism,   -ma- 

-mis' tic. 

top  sy,  -to'sis. 

a  cot  y  le'  don,     -le'  do  nous     {or 

a  chron'ic,  -ic  al. 

-led'o  nous). 

ach'root  (atch'-). 

a  cou'chi,   -res^in  (a  koo'shi  rez''in). 

a  chy'lous  (-ki'-). 

a  cou'chy  (a  koo'she). 

a  cic'u  la  (-sik'-),  pi.  -la  (-le),  -u  lar, 

a  cou'  me  ter   (-kow'-   or   -koo'-). 

-lar   ly,    -u   late,    -la   ted,    -u   lid. 

-me  try,    -cou  sim'e  ter,    a  cous- 

-u  li  form,  -u  line,  -u  lus,  pi.  -u  ll, 

mat'ic  (-kous-  or  -koos-). 

ac'i  form  (as'-). 

a  cous'tic  (-kous'-  or  -koos'-),  -tic  al. 

ac'id  (as'-),  a  cid'ic,  -i  ty,  -cid'  i  fy, 

-al  ly,  -tics,  -ac'ous  ti'cian  (-tish'- 

-i  fi  a  ble,  -fi  er,  -fi  ca'tion,  ac  id- 

an). 

if'er  ous,   -if'ic,   -im'e  ter,  -e  try, 

ac  quaint',  -ed,  -ing,  -ance,  -ance- 

-i    met'ric    al,    -om'e    ter,    ac'id- 

ship,  -ed  ness. 

pump,  ac'id  green,   a.  ma  gen'ta, 

ac  que  reur'  (ak  ka  rer'). 

a.  yel'low. 

ac  qui  esce',  -ment,  -esced',  -es'cing, 

a  cid'u  late,  -la  ted,  -la  ting,  -u  lent, 

-cing   ly,    -cence,    -cen   cy,    -cent, 

-u  lous. 

-cent  ly. 

ac'i  er  ate  (as'-),  -er  age,  -er  a'tion. 

ac  quire',  -ment,  -quired',  -quir'ing. 

a  cil'i  ate,  -a  ted. 

-er. 

ac  i  na'ceous  (as-),  -na'ri  ous. 

ac  qui  si'tion    (-zish'un),    -quis'i- 

a  cin'a  ces  (-sez). 

tive,  -tive  ly,  -tive  ness,  -i  tor. 

ac  i  nac'i  form  (as  i  nSs'-  or  a  cin'-). 

ac  quit',  -quit'ted,  -ting,-  tal,  -tance. 

ac  i  net'i  form  (as-). 

-ment,  ac  quit'tance-roll. 

ac'i  nous  (as'-),  -nose  (-nos),  a  cin'- 

a  cra'ni  a,  -ni  al. 

i  form. 

a  era' si  a   (-zhi  a  or  -zi  a),   excess; 

ac  i  pen'se  rid  (as-),   -se  rine,  -se- 

intemperance.     A  cra'si  a  (-zhi  a). 

roid. 

Spenser's  Faerie  Queen. 

ack'er. 

a  cras'pe  dote. 

ac    knowl'edge    (-nol'ej),    -edged, 

acra'tia    (-shI  a),     debility;    impo- 

-edg ing,  -edg  er,  -edg  ment. 

tence. 

a  clas'tic. 

a'cre    (-ker),     -a  ble,     -age,    -cred 

ac'me. 

(-kerd),  a'cre-dale,  A'cre  (a'ker  or 

ac'mite  or  ak'-. 

a'-),  c.  Syr. 

ac'ne. 

a  ere  cen'ei  a  (a  kra  san'se  a  or  -than'- 

ac  nes'tis,  pi.  -ti  des  (-dez). 

the  a). 

ac'node,  -no'dal. 

ac  rem  bol'ic. 

a  col'o  gy,  ac^o  log'ic. 

A'cri  (a'kre),  t.  It. 

a  co'lous. 

ac'rid,   -rid  ly,   -ness,   -rid'i   ty  {or 

ac'o  lyte,  -o  lyth  or  -lythe   (-lith). 

a  crid'-). 

-lyth'ic  al,   a  col'y  thate. 

ac  ri  doph'a  gus. 

a'con  {or  ac'on). 

ac'ri  mo  ny,     -mo'ni  ous,     -ous  ly, 

A  con  ca'gua  (a-),  Andes  mts. 

-ous  ness. 

a  con'dy  lous  or  -lose  (-l5s). 

a  eris'i  a  (-kris'-),  ac'ri  sy. 

a  cone'. 

a  crit'ic  al. 

ac'o  nite   (ak'-),   -o   ni'tal,   -nit'ic. 

ac'ri  to  chro'ma  cy,  -mat'ic. 

a  con'i  tate,  a  con'i  tin  or  -tine. 

ac  ro  a' ma,  pi.  -am'a  ta,  -a  mat'ic. 

a  con'ti  urn  (-shi  um),  pi.  -ti  a. 

-ic  al,  -ics. 

a  cop'ic. 

ac  ro  a'sis,  -at'ic,  -at'ics. 

a'cor. 

ac'ro  bat,  -ism,  -bat'ic,  -ic  al  ly. 

a'corn    (-korn   or   -kurn),    -corned. 

ac'ro  blast. 

a'corn-cup,    -duck,    -moth,     -oil. 

Ac'ro  ce  rau'ni  an. 

-shell,  -wee'vil  (-vl),  -worm. 

ac  ro  chi  ris'mus  (-ki  ris'-). 

fate,   fat,   far,    fall,   fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice,   In,    note, 


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adder's 'meat 


ac'ro  chord,  -chor'did. 

a  cu  er'do  (a  koo  ar'do). 

ac  ro  chor'don,  pi.  -do'nes  (-nez). 

a  cu'le  us,  pi.  -le  i,  -le  ous,  a.,  -le  o- 

ac'ro  d6nt. 

late,  -le  i  form,  -le  ate. 

ac  ro  dyn'i  a. 

a  cu'men,  -mi  nate,  -mi  nose  (-nos), 

ac'ro  gen,  -gen'ic,-rog'e  nous  (-roj'-) . 

-mi  nous,  -na'tion. 

a  crog'ra  phy  {or  ac  rog'-). 

ac'u  press,  -pres'sion,  -pres'sure  {or 

a  cro'le  in. 

ac'-). 

ac'ro  lith,  -lith'ic,  -crori  than. 

ac'u  punc'ture    {or    ac'-),    -tured. 

a  crol'o  gy,  ac  ro  log'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly, 

-tu  ra  tor. 

ac'ro  logue. 

a'cus,  pi.  a'cus. 

a  crom'e  ter. 

a  cute',  -ly,  -ness,  -cu'tate,  -ti  fo'U- 

a  cro'mi  on,  -mi  al,  -cro''mi  o  cla  vic'- 

ate,  -tilo'bate,  acute'=an'gled,  -an'- 

u  lar. 

gu  lar  or  a  cut'an'gu  lar. 

ac'ro  mon^o  gram  mafic. 

ac'w  te  nac'u  lum,  pi.  -u  la. 

ac^ro  nar  cot'ic. 

a  cu'tl  plan'tar. 

a  cr6n'yc    or .  -ych,    -yc  al,    -al  ly, 

a  cu  ya'ri=wood  (-koo-)  or  a.  wood. 

ac  ro  nyc'tous. 

a  cy'a  no  blep'si  a      or      -blep'sy 

a  crop'e  tal,  -tal  ly. 

(a  ci'). 

a  croph'o  ny,  ac'ro  pho  net'ic. 

a  cyc'lic  (-sik'lik). 

ac  ro  po'di  urn,  pi.  -po'di  a. 

ac'y  rol'o  gy  (as-). 

a  crop'o  lis,  ac'ro  pol'i  tan. 

a  dic'tyl,  -tyl  ous,  -tyl  ism. 

ac  ro  sar'cum. 

ad'age. 

ac  ro  sau'rus,  pi.  -sau'ri. 

a  dd'gio  (-jo),  a  da  giet'to  (-jet'to). 

ac'ro  spire. 

Ad'am,  -ist,  -ite,  -It'ic,  -ic  al,  -i  tism, 

ac'ro  spore,   -spor'ous    {or  a  cros'- 

A  dam'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  Ad'am's- 

po  rous). 

flan  nel,  -nee  die.  Ad  am's  ale,  A. 

a  cross'. 

ap  pie. 

a  cros'tic,  -al,  -al  ly,  -ti  cism. 

ad'a  mant,     -man'tine,     -man'toid, 

ac  ro  sto'li  um,  pi.  -li  a. 

-man  te'an,  ad  a  man'tine   lay  er. 

ac  ro  tar' si  um,   -si  al. 

a.  spar. 

ac'ro  te  leu'tic. 

ad'a  man'to  blast. 

ac  ro  te'ri  um,  pi.  -te'ri  a,  -ri  al,  -te'- 

Ad'a  mas'tor,  Spirit  of  the  Stormy 

ral,  ac'ro  ter. 

Cape. 

ac  ro  thym'  i  on     or     -i  um,    pi. 

ad  am  bu  la'cral. 

-thym'i  a. 

Ad'an  so'ni  a. 

a  crot'ic. 

a  dapt',  -ed,  -ed  ness,  -er,  -ing,  -a  ble. 

ac'ro  tism. 

-ble  ness,  -ive,  -ive  ly,  -ive  ness, 

a  crot'o  mous. 

-dap'tion  al,    -ti  tude,   ad'ap  ta'- 

act,  -ed,  -ing,  -a  b!e,  ac'tive,  -tive  ly, 

tion. 

-tiv'i  ty,  ac'tor,  -tress,  act'^drop. 

A'dar. 

Ac  tae'on  (-te'-).  Myth. 

a  dar'ce. 

Ac'ti  an  (-shi  an),  A.  games. 

a  dar'kon. 

ac  tin'i  o  chrome. 

ad'a  tl  or   -tis. 

ac'tin  ism,  -tin'ic,  -tin'o  graph,  -ti- 

a  daw'let  or  -lut. 

nol'o  gy,  -ti  nom'e  ter,  -nom'e  try. 

ad  cap  tan'dum. 

-no  met'ric. 

add,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -a  ble,  -a  bil'  i  ty 

ac'tion,  -a  ble,  -a  bly,  -al,  -a  ry,  -ist. 

or  -i  bil'i  ty,  add'ing=ma  chine'. 

-ize,  -less,  ac'tion=ser  mon. 

ad'da. 

ac'tu  al,  -ism,  -ist,  -al  ly,  -al'i  ty. 

ad'dax. 

ac'tu  al  ize,  -ized,  -i  zing,  -i  za'tion. 

ad  den'dum,  pi.,  -da. 

ac'tu  a  ry,  -a'ri  al. 

ad'der,  =bead,  =bolt,  =fish,  =fly,  =gem, 

ac'tu  ate,  -a  ted,  -a  ting,  -a'tion. 

=grass,  =pike,  -spit,  -stone. 

ac'u  ate,  a  cu'i  ty. 

ad'der's=fern,      -flow  er,        -meat, 

not,  nor,  use,  up,  drn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


adder's-mouth 


108 


adjudicature 


-mouth,  -spear,  -tongue,  -vi^o  let, 

-wort,  or  ad'de    wort. 
ad  diet',  -ed,  -ed  ness,  -ing,  -dic'- 

tion. 
ad   dl'em. 
ad  di'tion,  -al,  -al  ly,  -a  ry,  -dit'  a- 

ment,  -men'ta  ry,  ad'di  tive,  -tive- 

ly,  -di  tor. 
ad'dle,  -died,   -dling,  ad'dle  brain, 

-head,  -pate,  -plot,  ad'dle-brained, 

-head'ed,     -pa'' ted,     -parted  ness, 

-pool. 
ad  dress',  n.  and  v.,  -ing,  -er,  -ful, 

adMress  ee',  -dressed',  ad  dress'- 

ing^ma  chine. 
ad  duce',  -du'cing,  -cent,  -cer,  -ci- 

ble  or  ad  duce'a  ble,  -duced',  -duc'- 

tive,  -duc'tor,  -duc'tion. 
ad  duct',  -ed,  -ing,  -duc'tion,  -tive, 

-tor. 
a  deem'. 

a  de  Ian  ta  dil'lo  (a  da  Ian  ta  del'  yo). 
a  de  Ian  ta'do  (a^da  Ian  ta'do). 
ad  e  las'ter. 
a'del  fisch. 

a  de'lo  pod  or  -pode  {or  -del'o-). 
a  del'phous. 
a  demp'tion. 
A'den  (a'den  or  a'-),  Brit,  seaport, 

Arab. 
ad  e  nal'gi  a. 

a  de'ni  a,  A  de'ni  a,  Zool.  genus, 
ad  e  ni'tis,  -den'  i  form. 
a  den'ko. 

ad'e  no  car^ci  no' ma,  pi.  -ma  ta. 
ad  e  nog'ra  phy,  -no  graph'ic. 
ad'  e  noid,  -noid'al. 
ad  e  nol'  o  gy,  -log'  ic  al. 
ad  e  no'  ma,  pL,  -no'ma  ta,  -nom'- 

a  tous. 
ad  e  non'cus,  pi.  -non'ci  (-si). 
ad  e  nop'a  thy. 
ad'e  no  phir^yn  gi'tis  (-ji'-). 
a  den'o  phore,  ad  e  noph'o  rous. 
ad'e  nos. 

ad  e  no  sar  co'ma,  pi.  -ma  ta. 
ad'e  nose  (-nos)  or  -nous. 
ad  e  not'o  my,  -no  tom'ic. 
ad  e  pha'gi  a,  -deph'a  gous. 
ad'eps. 

a  dept',  -ness,  -ship. 
ad'e  quate,  -ly,  -ness,  -qua  cy. 
Ad  es  se  na'ri  an. 


ad  e  un'dem. 

ad  ex  tre'mum. 

ad  ji'nem. 

ad  gus'tum. 

ad  here',    -hered',    -her'ing,    -ence, 

-ent,  -ent  ly. 
ad  he'sive  (-siv),  -ly,  -ness,  -he'sion 

(-zhun),  ad  he'sion-car. 
ad  hib'it,  -hi  bi'tion  (-bish'un). 
ad  hoc. 
ad  hom'inem. 
ad^i  a  bat'ic,  -al  ly. 
ad  i  ac  tin'ic. 

ad  i  aph  o  re'sis  or  -ro'sis,  -ret'ic. 
ad  i  aph'o  rism,     -o  rist,     -ris'tic, 

-aph'o  rite,  -o  rous,  -o  ton,  pi.  -o  ra, 

-o  ro'sis. 
ad'iather'mancy  (or  adi'-),  -ther'- 

mic,  -ma  nous. 
ad^i  a  thet'ic  {or  a  di'-). 
a  dic'i  ty  (-dis'-). 
a  dieu'  (a  dii),  pi.  a  dieus'. 
ad   in  dej'i  nl'tum. 
ad   in'fi  ni'tum. 
ad   in' qui  ren'dum. 
ad  in'ter  int. 

a  di'os  (aMyos'  or  a  de'os). 
a  dip'ic,  ad  i  pes'cent. 
ad'i  po  cere',    -poc'er  ate    (-p6s'-), 

-er  ite,  -er  ous,    -a'tion,  -po  cer'i- 

form. 
ad'i  po=fi  bro'ma. 
ad'i  pog'e  nous  (-poj-). 
ad'i  po  lyt'ic. 
ad'i  po'ma,  -pom'a  tous. 
ad'i  pose    (-pos)    or   pous,    -p5'sis, 

-p6s'i  ty,  -pog'e  nous  (-poj'-). 
a  dip'si  a  or  ad'ip  sy,  -dip'sous. 
ad'it,  -lev  el. 

ad  ja'cent,  -ly,  -ja'cence,  -cen  cy. 
ad'jag. 
ad'jec  tive,  -ly,  -ti'val  {or  ad'jec  tlv^ 

al),  -ti'val  ly. 
ad'jl  ger. 

ad  join',  -ing,  -joined'. 
ad  joiirn',  -ing,  -journed',  -journ'al, 

journ'ment. 
ad  judge',  -judged',  -judg'-ing,  -er, 

-judg'ment        or        -judge'ment, 

-judge'a  ble. 
ad  ju'di  ca  taire' . 

ad  ju'di  cate,  -ca'ted,  -ca  tive,  -ea- 
ting, -tor,  -ca'tion,  -ca  ture'. 


fate,    fat,   far,   fall,    fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,   ice,   In,   note, 


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109 


adultery 


ad'junct,    -ly,    -junc'tive,    -tive  ly, 

Ad^o  ni'jah,  Bih. 

-tion. 

Ad^o  ni'ram.  Bib. 

ad  ju'ra   re'gis. 

A  do'nis,  Myth.,  -ni  a,  -don'ic.  Ad  o- 

adjure',  -jur'er,  -ju'ra to ry,  -ra'tion. 

ne'an  or  A  do'ni  an,  a  do'nis,  a  Wig. 

ad  just',    -ed,    -ing,    -a  ble,    -a  bly, 

a  dopt',    -ant,    -ed,    -er,    -ing,    -ive, 

-er,    -or,   -ment,   ad  just'ing-cone, 

-ive  ly,  -a  ble,  -bil'i  ty. 

-srcew,  'tool. 

a  dop'tion,  -al,  -al  ism,  -al  ist. 

ad'ju  tant,  -ship,  -tan  cy,  ad'ju  tant- 

ad  o'ral,  -ly. 

bird,  -crane,  -gen  er  al,  -stork. 

a  dore',  -dored',   -dor'a  ble,  -a  bly, 

ad'ju  vant  {or  -ju'-). 

-a  bil'i  ty,  -dor'ing,  -ing  ly,  -dor'er, 

Ad'lai  (-la),  Bih. 

ad^o  ra'tion. 

Sid.  le  ga'tion. 

a  dorn',    -ment,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -er, 

ad    lib'i  turn. 

-domed'. 

ad  man  u  en'sis,  pi.  -en'ses  (-sez). 

ad  OS  cu  la'tion. 

ad  max'il  la  ry. 

a  down'. 

ad  meas'ure,  -ment,  -ured,  -ur  ing, 

ad'ox  a'ceous. 

-ur  er. 

ad'pao  (-pou). 

ad  me'di  an,  -di  al. 

ad    pa'tres  (-trez). 

ad  mi  nic'u  lum,     pi.    -la,    -u  lar, 

ad    quod  dam'num. 

u  la^ry,  ad  min'i  cle. 

ad  ra'di  al,  -ly. 

ad  min'is  ter,  -ing,  -tered,  -is  tra- 

ad'ra  gant,  -gan'thin. 

ble,  -istrant,   -iste'rial,   -tra'tion, 

Ad  ra  myt'ti  um.  Bib. 

-tion  al,     -min'is  trate,     -tra  tive, 

a  dras'. 

-tive  ly,    -tra'tor,    -tor  ship,    -tra'- 

ad  rec'tal. 

tress,  -tra'trix. 

ad    rej  er  en'dum. 

ad  mi'ni  stra  dor'    (ad  me  ne  stra- 

ad   rem. 

dor'  or  -thor'). 

ad  re'nal. 

ad' mi  ra  ble,  -ness,  -ra  bly. 

A'dri  an  ite,  -an  ist. 

ad' mi  ral,  -ty,  ad'mi  ral-shell. 

Ad^ri  an  o'ple  (ad-),  c.  Turk. 

ad  mire',  -mired',  -mir'ing,  -ing  ly. 

Ad^ri  at'ic  {or  a'-).  Gulf  of  Venice. 

-er,  -ml  ra'tion. 

a  drift'. 

ad  mis'si  ble,  -ness,  -si  bly,  -si  bil'- 

a  drip'. 

i  ty,  -mis'sive,  -so  ry. 

ad'ro  gate,  -ga  ted,  -ga  ting,  -ga  tor, 

ad  mit',  -ted,  -ted  ly,  -ting,  -ta  ble 

-ga'tion. 

or  -ti  ble,  -tance,  -ter,  ad  mit  ta'tur. 

a  droit',  -ly,  -ness. 

ad  mix',  -ing,  -mixed',  -mix'ture. 

ad  ros'tral. 

ad  mo'dum. 

ad  sci  ti'tious  (-tish'us),  -ly. 

ad  m6n'ish,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -er,  -ished. 

ad'script,      -script'ed,      -scrip'tive, 

-mon'i  tor,  -to  ry,  -to  ri  ly,  -to'ri  al, 

-tion,  -ti'tious  (-tish'us). 

-mo  ni'tion,  Ad  mo  ni'tion  ist. 

ad  sorp'tion. 

ad  nas'cence,  -cent. 

ad  stip'u  late,  -la  ted,  -la  ting,  -la- 

ad'nate,  -na'tion,  -na'ta. 

tor,  -la'tion. 

ad    nau'se  am. 

ad  strict',  -stric'tion,  -stric'to  ry. 

ad  nerv'al. 

ad'sum. 

ad  nexed'. 

ad  ter' mi  nal. 

ad  nom'i  nal,  -ly,  -i  na'tion. 

ad  u  la'ri  a. 

a  do'  (-doo'). 

ad'u  late,  -la  ted,  -ting  -la  tor,  -to^- 

ado'be  (a  do'ba). 

ry,  -tress,  -la'tion. 

ad  0  les'cent,  -cence,  -cen  cy. 

A  dul'lam.  Cave  of;  A  dul'lam  ite. 

ad'o  lode. 

a  dult',  -ness. 

Ad  0  nd'i  {or  a  do'ni),  A  do'nist. 

a  dul'ter  ate,      -ly,    -ness,    -a  ted. 

Ad^o  na'is,  Shelley's  poem. 

-a  ting,   -ant,   -ter  er,   -ter  ess  or 

A  do'ni  a. 

-tress,  -ter  Ine,  -ous,  -ous  ly,  -tery. 

n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  6rn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bofimot,  thus,  Badi. 


adumbrate 


110 


aeroscepsis 


adum'brate,    -bra  ted,    -bra  ting, 

JE  gi'na,  an  island,  -gi  ne'tan,  -net'- 

-live,  -tive  ly,  -bral,  -bra'tion. 

ic. 

ad  um  brel'lar. 

^'gi  pan  (e'ji-),  Myth. 

ad'u  na'tion. 

ae'gi  rite,  -rine. 

ad  un'cate,  -ca  ted,  -ting,  -cal,  -cous, 

cB'gis  (e'jis).     See  egis. 

a  dun'ci  ty. 

M'gle{eg\e€). 

ad   un'guem. 

ae  goph'o  ny,  -go  phon'ic. 

ad   va  lo'rem. 

ae  gro'tans,  pi.  -tan'  tes  (-tez),  -gro'- 

ad  vance',  -a  ble,  -ment,  -vanced', 

tant,  -tat. 

van'cing,  -cing  ly,  -cer,  ad  vance'- 

JE  ne'as,  of  Troy,  ^'ne  as,  of  Cor- 

bill, -guard,  =note. 

inth. 

ad  van'tage,  -taged,  -ta  ging,  -ta'- 

a  e'ne  ous. 

geous,  -geous  ly,  -geous  ness,  ad- 

JE  o'li  an,  -ol'ic,  se  ol'i  pile,  se'o  lism. 

van'tage=ground. 

ae  o'li  an,  Meteor.;  GeoL,  -o  li'na. 

ad'vent,      -ven  ti'tious     (-tish'us), 

ae  0  lot'ro  py,  -lo  trop'ic. 

-tious  ly,  -tious  ness,  -ti'tion. 

JE'o  lus,  Myth.;  Entom.,  ae'o  lus,  an 

Ad'vent,  -vent  ist. 

instrument    for    renewing    air   in 

ad  ven'ture,     -some,     -some  ness. 

rooms. 

-tured,  tur  ing,  -er,  -ess,  -ous,  -ous- 

.ffi  o'ni  an. 

ly,  -ous  ness. 

ae  quo 're  al. 

ad'verb,  -ver'bi  al,  -al  ize,  -al  ized. 

a'er. 

-i  zing,  -al  ly,  -al'  i  ty. 

CB  ra'ri  um,  pi.  -ri  a,  -ri  an. 

ad  ver  sa'ri  a. 

a'er  ate,  -a  ted,  -a  ting,  -a  tor,  -a'- 

ad'ver  sa  ry. 

ad  ver'sa  tive,  -ly. 

tion. 

k  e'ri  al,  -ly,  -ness,  -ri  an,  -ri  al'i  ty. 

ad'verse,  -ly,  -ness,  -ver'si  ty. 

Ae'rian  (ae'-). 

ad  ver  si  fo'li  ate,  -fo'  li  ous. 

ae'rie  or  as  ry  (e'ry  or  a'ry  or  a'ry  or 

ad  vert',  -ed,  -ing,  -ence,  -en  cy,  -ent, 

a'e  ry),  pi.  ae'ries,  ae'ry-hght. 

-ent  ly. 

a'er  i  fy',  -ing,  -fled,  -i  form,  -i  fac'- 

ad  ver  tise'  or  -tize',  -tised',  tis'ing. 

tion,  -if'er  ous,  -i  fi  ca'tion. 

-tis'er   {or  ad'-),    ad  ver'tise  ment 

a'e  robe,    -rob'ic,   -ic  al  ly,   -ro'bi  a, 

(-tiz-)  or  -tize'ment. 

-bi  an,  -bi  ous,  -bi  o'sis,  -bi  ot'ic. 

ad  vice',  w.,  -boat. 

a^er  o  bran'chi  ate. 

ad  vise',  v.,  -ment,  -vised',  -vis'ing. 

a^er  o  cli'no  scope. 

-a  ble,  -a  bly,  -a  ble  ness,  -a  bil'i  ty, 

a'er  o  cyst. 

-vis'er,   -vis'ed  ly,   -ed  ness,   -vi'- 

a'er  o  drome. 

so  ry. 

a'er  o  dy  nam'ic,  -ics  (-dl-). 

ad   vl'vum. 

a  er  og'ra  pher,  -ra  phy,  -o  graph'ic, 

ad'vo  cate,  -ship,  -ca  ted,  -ting,  -tor. 

-ic  al. 

-to  ry,  -tress,  -ca  cy,  -ca'tion. 

a'er  o  hy'dro  dy  nam'ic,  (-hi  dro- 

ad  vo  ca'tus   De'i,   a.  dl  ah'o  li. 

di-),    -hy'drous. 

ad  vow'son  (-zn). 

a'er  o  lite,  -lith,  -lit'ic,  -li  thol'o  gy. 

ad  y  na'mi  a,  -nam'ic,  -dyn'a  my. 

a  er  ol'o  gy,  -o  gist,  -o  log'ic,  -ic  al. 

ad'y  turn,  pi.  -ta. 

a'er  o  man'cy,  -man  cer,  -man'tic. 

adz  or  adze,  -plane. 

a  er  om'e  try,  -e  ter,  -o  met'ric. 

ae'des  (e'dez). 

a'er  o  naut,  -ism,  -naut'ic,  -ic  al, 

cB  dic'u  la,  pi.  -l(B. 

-ics. 

ae  dil'i  ty. 

a'er  o  phane. 

ae  doe  of  o  my. 

a'er  o  pho'bia  or  a'er  o  pho'by  {or 

M'gB.  des  (e'ga  dez),  isl.  near  Sicily. 

-oph'-). 

JE  ge'an  or  E  ge'an. 

a'er  o  phone,       -phore,        -phyte, 

JE  ge'ri  a,  -ri  an. 

-plane. 

ae  ge'ri  id,  se  ge'ri  an. 

a'er  o  scep'sy  (-skep-),  -scep'sis. 

fate,   fit,   far,   f§.ll,   fire,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   mSt,   her,    ice,   In,    note, 


aeroscope 


111 


after-song 


a'er  o  scope,  -scop'ic,  -os'co  py. 
ae'rose  (e'ros),  a''er  o  sid'er  ite,  -sid'- 

er  o  lite  (or  -si  de'ro-). 
a'er  o  sphere,  -o  stat,  -stat'ic,  -ic  al, 

-ics,      -sta'tion,      -ther  a  peu'tics, 

-ther'mal,    -to  nom'e  ter,     -ot'ro- 

pism,  -o  trop'ic. 
CB  ru'go,  -ru'gi  nous  (-ji-). 
aes  (ez). 

ae'sa  Ion.     ^'sa  Ion,  Ornith.  genus. 
^s'chi  les  (es'ki  lez),  Gr.  orator. 
iEs'chylus    (es'kilus),    Gr.    poet, 

-le'an. 
aes'chy  nite  (es'ki  nit). 
-<Es  cu  la'pi  us.      See    Esculapius. 

-pi  an. 
yE'sir  (a'ser  or  e'ser). 
.ffi'sop,  Gr.  fabulist,  -so'pi  an,  -sop'- 

ic. 
M  so'pus,  Rom.  trag. 
(BS  ta'tes  (-tez). 
aes'tha  cyte. 
aes  the^ma  tol'o  gy. 
(BS  the' si  a  or  es-,  aes  the'sis  or  es-. 
aes  the'si  o  gen,  -si  og'ra  phy,  -ol'o- 

gy,  -o  ma'ni  a. 
ae'tho  gen  (e'tho  jen  or  eth'-). 
aeth'ri  o  scope  (eth'-  or  e'thri-). 
A  e'ti  an  (a  e'shi  an). 
ae  ti  ol'o  gy  or  e  ti-,  -o  gist,  -o  log'- 

ic  al,  -al  ly. 
A  e'ti  us  (a  e'shI  us),  Rom.  gen. 
^t'na  or  Et'na,  -ne'an. 
JE  to'li  an. 
a  far', 
a  feb'rile. 

A'}er,  the  southwest  wind. 
af'fa  or  of 'fa. 

af'fa  ble,  -ness,  -fa  bly,  -bil'i  ty. 
af  fair', 
af  fal'. 
af  feet',  -ed,  -ed  ly,  -ed  ness,  -ing, 

-ing   ly,    -i    bil'i    ty,    -fee    ta'tion, 

-tion  ist,   -fec'ti^n,   -tion  al,   -ate, 

-ate  ly,  -ate  ness. 
Af'fen  tha  ler  (af'fen  ta  ler),  wine. 
af'fe  rent. 
df  }et  tu  o'so  (-too-). 
af  fi'ance,  -anced,  -an  cing,  -an  cer, 

-ant. 
a}  fiche'  (a  fesh'). 
af  fi  da'vit. 
af  fil'i  ate,  -i  a  ted,  -i  a  ble,  -i  a' tion. 


affin'ity,  pi.  -ties  (-tiz),  -fi'nal, 
-fin'i  ta  tive,  -tive  ly,  -fin'i  tive. 

af  firm',  -ing,  -er,  -a  ble,  -a  bly, 
-ance,  -ant,  -a  tive,  -tive  ly,  -to  ry, 
-firmed',  -fir  ma'tion. 

affix',  -ing,  -fixed'. 

affia'tus,  -fla'tion. 

af  fteure'  (a  fle  ra'). 

af  flict',  -ed,  -ed  ness,  -er,  -ing, 
-ing  ly,  -ive,  -ive  ly,  -flic'tion. 

af'flu  ence,  -en  cy,  -ent,  -ent  ly, 
-ent  ness. 

afflux,  -flux'ion  (-fluk'shun). 

af  ford,'  -ed,  -ing,  -a  ble. 

af  for'est,  -ment,  -es  ta'tion. 

af  form'a  tive. 

af  fran'chise  (-chiz  or  -chiz),  -ment. 

af  fray'. 

affreight',  (-frat), -er,  -ment. 

af  fric'a  tive. 

af  fright',  -ed,  -ed  ly,  -en,  -er,  -ing, 
-ful,  -ment. 

affront'  (-frunt'),  -ed,  -ed  ly,  -er, 
-ing,  -ing  ly,  -ive,  -fron  tee',  af- 
fron  te'  (-frun  ta'). 

af  fu'sion. 

Afghan. 

Af  ghan  is  tan'  (af  gan^is  tan'), 
Geog. 

a  field',  a  fire',  a  flame',  a  flaunt', 
a  float',  a  flow',  a  foam',  a  foot', 
a  foul',  a  front'. 

a  fore',  -go  ing,  -hand,  -men  tioned, 
-named,  -said,  -thought,  -time. 

a    for  ti  o'ri  (-shI  o'ri). 

a  fraid'. 

a  fresh'. 

Af  ri  can,  -can  ism,  -can  ize,  -ized, 
-i  za'tion,  -can'der  or  -kan'-, 

a    Iroid'  (a  frwo'). 

aft,  -most,  -ward,  -wards,  aft'=gate. 

af  ta  ba. 

aft'er,  -birth,  -brain,  -clap,  -come, 
-crop,  -feed,  -game,  -glow,  -grass, 
-growth,  -guard,  -math,  -most, 
-noon,  -piece,  -shaft,  -thought, 
-ward,  -wards,  -wash,  -wort. 

aft'er=act,  =a'ges,  =blow,  =bod^y, 
=cast,  =course,  =damp,  =egg,  ^eye, 
'game,  -gland,  -hold,  =hood, 
-hours,  -im^age,  -men'tioned, 
-note,  -pains,  -proof,  =rake,  -run, 
-sea''son,     -shine,     -stuff,     -song. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  iirn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  tbus,  Badi. 


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112 


agnamed 


-stud  y,  'Swell,  =taste,  »time,  -wale, 

A  ger'a  turn  (-jer'-   or  Sj^'er  a'tum), 

-wise,  -wit,  -wit  ted,  -years,  aft'er- 

Bot.  genus,  a  ger'a  tum,  a  plant. 

noon-la''dies,  a.  plant,  af t'er  wash- 

A  ges  i  la'us  (-jes'-),  King  of  Sparta. 

cis'tern. 

a  geus'ti  a    or  -geu'si  a    or    -geu'sis 

a  ga  or  a  gha   (a'ga  or  a  ga'   or  a'- 

(-gu'-). 

ga). 

ag  glom'er   ate,    -a   ted,    -a   ting, 

Ag'a  ba,  Bib. 

-a  tive,  -at'ic,  -a'tion. 

ag  a  ba'nee. 

ag  glu'ti  nate,   -na  ted,   -na  ting, 

ag  a  ceria. 

-na  tive,  -nant,  -na'tion,  -tion  ist. 

a  gain'  (-gen'),  a  gainst'  (-gensf). 

ag  grade',  -grad'ed,  -ing,  -gra  da'- 

d'gal'd'gal. 

tion. 

ag  a  lac' It  a,  -tous. 

ag'gran  dize,  -dized,  -di  zing,  -di- 

ag'a  lax  y. 

za  ble,  -di  zer,  -gran'dize  ment  {or 

a  gal'ma,  pi.  -ma  ta.    Zool.  genus. 

ag'gran  dize'ment). 

ag  al  mat'o  lite. 

ag'gravate,  -vated,   -vating,  -ting- 

Ag  a  mem'non. 

ly,  -va  tive,  -va  tor,  -va'tion. 

ag'a  mt,  a  bird. 

ag'gre  gate,  -ly,  -ga  ted,  -ga  ting, 

ag^a  mo'hi  um,  pi.  bi  a. 

-ga  tive,  -ga  tor,  -gant,  -ga'tion. 

a  gam'o  spore. 

ag  gres'sion,  -ist,  -gres'sive,  -sive  ly, 

&g'a  my,    non-recognition  of  mar- 

-sive ness,  -sor. 

riage,  -a  mist,  -a  mous,  a  gam'ic, 

ag  grieve',  -grieved',  -griev'ing. 

-ic  al  ly,    -ag''a  mo  gen'  esis,    -ge- 

ag  group',  -ing,  -ment,  -grouped'. 

net'ic,  -ic  al  ly. 

ag'gry  or  -gri,  -beads. 

a  gan^gH  6n'ic. 

a  gha'nee  {or  ag  ha'ne). 

agape'  (-gap'  or  -gap'),  adv.  or  a., 

a  ghast'. 

ag'a  pe,  n.,  pi.  -pcB. 

ag'i  la-wood  (Sg'-). 

Ag  a  pem'o  ne,   -o  nite,   -pe  mo'ni- 

ag'Ile  (aj'-),  -ness,  -ile  ly,  a  gil'i  ty. 

an. 

A  gin  court  (aj'in  kort  or  a  zhan- 

ag'a  phite  (-fit). 

koor'). 

d'gar'd'gar. 

ag'i  0  (3,j'-  or  a'ji  o),  -o  tage. 

kg'B.  ric  {or  a  gar'ic),  -gar'i  ci  form, 

a  gior'  no  (a  jor'no). 

-gar'i  cin,  -i  coid. 

a  gist'  (-jist'),  -age,  -gist'or  or  -er, 

A'gas  siz  (a.g'a  se),  naturalist. 

-ment. 

a  gis'tric. 

ag'i  tate,  -ta  ted,  -ted  ly,   -ta  ting. 

ag'ate,  ag'a  ti  form,  -a  tine,  -a  tize, 

-ta  tive,  -ta  tor,  -ta  to'ri  al,  -ta'- 

-tized,  -ti  zing,  -a  ty,  -tif'er  ous, 

tion,  -tion  al. 

ag'ate-glass,  -shell,  -snail,  -ware. 

a  gi  ta'to  (a  jl  ta'to). 

ag'a  thism,  -a  thist. 

a  glare'. 

ag'a  tho  cac'o  log'ic  al,    -tho  dae'- 

ag'leaf. 

mon,  -mon'ic,  -tho  poi  et'ic. 

a  gleam'. 

A  ga've. 

a  glee'  or  a  gley'  (-gla'). 

a  gaze'. 

ag'let  or  aig'let. 

age,  aged,  v.,   a'ged,    a.,   a'ged  ly, 

a  glim'mer. 

-ged  ness,  age-less,  a'ging  (-jing). 

ag  lo  bu'li  a,  a  glob'u  lism. 

age' -prayer. 

a  glos'sal,  -sate. 

A  gen'  (a'zhon'),  t.  Fr. 

a  glow'. 

a'gen  cy,  a'gent,  -gen'tial. 

ag  lu  ti'tion. 

a  gen'dum,  pi.  -da  (-jen'-). 

a  glyph'o  d6nt. 

a  gen'e  sis,  ag  e  nes'ic,  -ne'si  a  (-si  a). 

ag  ma  tol'o  gy. 

a  gen  ne'sis    (aj-),    -ne'si  a,    -nes'ic, 

ag'men,  pi.  -ml  na. 

-net'ic. 

ag'mi  nate,  -na  ted. 

A  g€  nois  (a'zha'nwa'). 

ag'nail. 

a'ger  (-jer). 

ag'name,  -named. 

fate,    f3.t,   far,   fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,   ice.   In,    note, 


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113 


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ag'nate,  -na'ti,  -nat'ic,  -al  ly,  -na'- 

a  grip'pa,  pL  -pae. 

tion. 

A  grip  pin'i  an. 

ag  na'thi  a,  ag'na  thous,  -nath'ic. 

ag  ro  dol'ce  (ag  ro  dol'che). 

ag'nel,  a  coin. 

ag'rom  {or  a'grom). 

ag  noe'a. 

a  gron'o  my,  -o  mist,   ag'ro  nome. 

Ag  no  e'tcB,    Ag'no  ete    or    -ite,    ag- 

-no'mi  al,  -nom'ic,  -ic  al,  -ics. 

no  e'tism,  ag  noi  oFo  gy. 

a  grope'. 

ag  no'inen,  pi.  -nom'i  na,  -nom'ic  al, 

ag'ros  tog'ra  phy,  -ra  pher,  a  gros'- 

-nom'in  al,  -i  na'tion. 

to  graph'ic,  -ic  al. 

ag  nos'tic,  -tic  al  ly,  -ti  cism. 

ag'ros  tol'o  gy,  -o  gist,   a  gros'  to- 

ag'nus,  pi.  ag'nus  es  or  ag'ni.    Ag'- 

log'ic,  -ic  al. 

nus,    Entom.   and    Ichth.    genus. 

a  ground'. 

Ag'nus De^i,  A.  cas'tus,  A.  Scyth'- 

a  gryp'ni  a,  -gryp'node,  -gryp  not'ic. 

i  cus. 

a'gua,  -toad. 

a  go',  a  g6ne'. 

a'  gua  ca'  te  (-ta). 

a  gog'. 

a  gua  ji'  (a^gua  he'). 

a  gom'e  ter. 

a  gua'ra. 

a  gom  phi'a  sis. 

a  guar'di  en'te  (-gwar'-). 

a  gon'ic,  -gon'id,  ag'o  nal,  -o  noid. 

a  gua  vi'na  (-ve'-). 

ag'o  nist,    -nis'tic,     -tic  al,     -al  ly. 

a'gue,  -gu  ey,  -gu  ish,  -ish  ness,  a'gue 

-nis'tics,  -nis'tarch  (-tark). 

weed. 

ag'o  nize,  -nized,  -nl  zing,  -zing  ly, 

a'gue«bark,  «cake,  -drop,  -face, -fit. 

-ni'zant,  -6  ny. 

-grass,     ■=poi''son,     -proof,     -root. 

a  go'no  thete,  -thet'ic. 

-spell,  -tree. 

ag'o  ra,  -ra  nome''. 

A  gui  lar'  (a  ge  lar'),  Eng.  authoress. 

ago  ra  pho'bi  a 

A'gui  las  (a'ge  las),  t.  Sp. 

A  gos'ta  (a  gos'ta),  c.  It. 

a  gu'ja  (a  goo'ha). 

a  go  sta  de'ro  (a  go  sta  da'ro  or  -tha'- 

ag'y  na  ry  (aj'-),  -y  nous,  a  gyn'ic. 

ro). 

a  gy'rate  (-ji'-). 

a  gou  a'ra  (a  goo  a'ra). 

ah,  a  ha'. 

a  gou' me  n6s  (-goo-). 

a  head',  a  heap',  a  hem',  a  hoy'. 

a  goii'ta  (-goo-). 

ahm.     See  dam. 

a  gou'ti  (-goo'tl). 

ah'na,  -tree. 

A'gra  (a'gra),  prov.  India. 

a'hu  (a'hoo). 

a  graffe'  (-graf). 

a'huatle  (a'oo  at  1). 

A  gra  man'te  (a  gra  man'ta),  Ag'- 

a  hun'gered. 

ra  mant. 

A'i,  Bib.;  a'i,  a  sloth,  pi.  a'is  (-iz);  ai 

a  gram' ma  tism. 

(i)  or  ah'yu,  a  fish. 

a  graph' i  a,  -graph'ic. 

A  i'ah  {or  a'yah),  Bib. 

a  gra'rian,  -ism,  -ize  -ized  -i  zing. 

ai  ai'a  (i  i'a)  or  aj  aj'a  (i  i'a)  or  ai  ai'- 

a  gree',  -ing,  -a  ble,  -ble  ness,  -a  bly, 

ai  (i  i'i). 

-a  bil'i  ty,  -gree'ment,  -greed'. 

aib'lins. 

a  gre'non. 

Aich  met'al  or  Aitch's  met'al. 

a  gres'tial  (-chal). 

aid,  -ed,  -ing,  -ance,  -ant,  -er,  -less, 

ag'ri  a. 

aid'-ma^jor,  -prayer. 

A  gri  ca'ne  (a  gre  ka'na),  Ag'ri  can. 

aid'-de-c^mp   {or  ad'de  kanO,    or 

ag'ri  cul  ture,  -cul'tur  al,  -al  ly,  -al- 

aide-,  pi.  aids-  or  aides-. 

ist,  -tur  ism,  -tur  ist,  a  gric'o  lous. 

A  i  de'  (a^eMa'),  Eng.  poet. 

agri}}es  (agref). 

Ai  din'  (i  den'),  t.  Turk. 

ag  ri  men'sor,  pi.  -so' res  (-rez). 

Ai  do'ne  (i  do'na),  t.  It. 

ag'ri  mo  ny. 

aig'let.     See  aglet. 

a  grin'. 

di'  gre  more  (a'ger-). 

ag  ri  ol'o  gy,  -o  gist,  -o  log'ic  al. 

ai'gret  or  -grette'. 

not,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  cliide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  BaCh. 
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114 


alalia 


aiguc'ina  rine'  (ag-ma  reen'). 

ai  gui  ere'  (a  gl  air') . 

at  guille'  (a  gweel'),  ai  guil  lesque' 
(-lesk'). 

ai  gui  se'  (a  gwe  za'). 

ai'gu  let,  -gull  lette'. 

ai'kin  ite. 

ail,  -ing,  -merit,  -ailed,  ail'  weed. 

ai  lette'. 

Ail  sa-cock  (ail'za=), 

aim,  -ing,  -er,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -less, 
-less  ly,  -less  ness,  aimed,  aim'ing- 
drill,  =stand. 

Ain  (an),  dept.  Fr.;  Ain  (3,n),  r.  Fr.; 
A'in,  Bih. 

Ai  nad'  (i''nad'),  t.  Arab. 

ain'hum. 

Ai'no  (i'no)  or  Ai'nu  (-noo). 

ain't,  an  inelegant  contraction  of 
am  not  or  are  not;  it  is  often  in- 
correctly used  for  is  not.  It  is 
sometimes  written  anH. 

air,  -ing,  -er,  -i  fied,  -i  ly,  -i  ness, 
-less,  -om'e  ter,  -ward  or  -wards, 
-way,  -y,  aired,  air'o  hyMro  gen. 

air' -bag,  -bal  loon^  -bath,  -bed, 
-bladMer,  -blast,  -bone,  -box, 
-brake,  -brav^ing,  -breath^er, 
-brick,  -bridge,  -brush,  -buck^et, 
-buffer,  -bug,  -built,  -cam^el, 
-cane,     -car^bu   ret  er,     -cas''ing. 

air'-cas'tle,  -cav^i  ty,  -cell,  -cham^- 
ber,  -cham'bered,  -cock,  -com- 
press'or,  -cone,  -cooFer,  -course, 
-cross'ing,  -cush^ion,  -cyFin  der, 
-dew,  -drain,  -drawn,  -dried, 
-drill,  -drum,  -duct,  -endVay, 
-en'gine,  -e'qual  i  zer,  -es  cape'', 
-ex  haust^er,  -fau'cet,  -filter, 
-flue,  -foun^tain,  -fun^nel,  -fur^- 
nace,  -gas,  -gage,  -gate,  -gos''sa- 
mer,  -gov''ern  or,  -graining,  -gun, 
-head^ing,  -heather,  -hoist, 
-hold^er,  -hole,  -in  jecf'or,  -jack'- 
et,  -lev^el,  -line,  -lock,  -lo  co- 
mo'' tive,  -logged,  -ma  chine,  -ma- 
nom''e  ter,    -me' ter,    -ov'en. 

air'-pas'sage,  -pipe,  -pit,  -plant, 
-poise,  -port,  -pres''sure,  -proof, 
-pump,  -py  rom'e  ter,  -re  cep'- 
ta  cle,  -reg'u  la  tor,  -res'er  voir, 
-sac,  -scut'tle,  -set'ting,  -shaft, 
-slaked,    -so'lar,    -space,   -spring. 


-stack,  -stove,  -strake,  -ther- 
mom'  e  ter,  -thread,  -tight,  -trap, 
-trunk,  -tube,  -tum''bler,  -tur'- 
bine,  -valve,  -ves'i  cle,  -ves'sel, 
-wash'ings,  -wood,  air'ing -stage. 

aisle  (il),  n.,  -less,  aisled  (ild). 

ais  le'  (a  la'),  a. 

Aisne  (an),  r.  and  dept.  Fr. 

aitch,  -bone,  -piece. 

Aix-la-Cha  pelle'  (aks  la  sha  pel'), 
c.  Prus. 

Aix-les-Bains'  (aks  la  ban'),  t.  Fr. 

A  jac'cio  (a  yat'cho),  c.  Corsica. 

a  jar'. 

a  jee'  or  a  gee'  (-je'). 

a  jou'pa  (-jot)'-). 

a  jour  (a'zhoor'). 

a  jou  re'  (a  zhoo  ra'). 

aj'ow  an  or  -ou  an  (3.j'oo  an). 

aj'u  tage. 

a  kd'la. 

a  ka  matsu  (a  ka  mats'). 

a  kaz'ga. 

ak'beer. 

a  kee' . 

A'ken  (a'-),  t.  Prus. 

ak'ey  (ak'a). 

a  kim'bo. 

a  kin'. 

ak  i  ne'si  a  or  -ne'sis,  -ne'sic,  -net'ic. 

ak'o. 

al. 

d'la,  pi.  -Ice. 

Al  a  ba'ma,  state  and  r.  U.  S.,  -ba'- 
mi  an. 

al  a  ban'dlne,  -dite. 

al'a  barch  (-bark)  or  ar'a-. 

al'a  bas  ter,  -bas'tri  an,  -trine,  -tri'- 
tes  (-tez). 

al  a  bas'irum,  pi.  tra,  -bas'tos. 

a   la   carte'  (a  la  kart'). 

a  lack',  -a  day. 

a  lac'ri  ty,  -ri  tous,  -ri  ous,  -ous  ly. 

d  la  cuisse'  (a  la  kwes'). 

A  lad'din,  -din  ist,  -din  ize,  -ized. 

al  ad  ja'  (al  a  ja'). 

al'agai  (al'a  gi). 

a4a'grecque'  or  d4a'grec'  (a  la- 
grek'). 

Al  a  hance'. 

a  lal' . 

a  lai  si.'  (a  la  za'). 

a  la'li  a. 


fate,    f3,t,    far,   f^,!!,   fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice,   in,    n5te, 


alalite 


11 


alchochoden 


al'  a  lite. 

al'bi  cans,  /?/. -cantia  (-shia),  -cant, 

A  la  me'da  (a  la  ma'da),  co.  and  c. 

-ca'tion,  -bl  flo'rous. 

Cal.;  a  la  me'da. 

Al  bi  gen'ses   (-sez),  -gen'si  an  {or 

a' la  mo  (a'lamo). 

-shan). 

aramode'    or    a    la   mode'   (a   la- 

Al'bin,  a  name  applied  to  Scotland; 

mod'),  according  to  the  fashion. 

al'bin,  a  mineral. 

ai'a  mode^   {or  -mod'),  a  thin  silk 

Al  bi'na,  c.  Ore. 

fabric. 

k\  bi'no  {or  -be'no),  pi.  -nos  (-noz), 

al  a  mort'  or  a  la  mort'  (a  la  mor'). 

-bi'ness,  al'bi  nism  or  -bi'no  ism. 

al'and,  a  fish. 

-bi  nis'tic  or  -not'ic. 

a  Und',  on  land. 

Al'bi  on,  Great  Britain,     al'bi  on- 

a  lan'dier. 

met'al. 

al'ant  cam'phor. 

al  bi  6'ne. 

A  la  pur'  (a^a  poor'),  t.  India. 

ai'bite,  -bit'ic. 

a'lar. 

al'bo-car'bon  {or  -car'-). 

a  larm',  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -a  ble,  -ed  ly, 

al'bo  lith  or  -lite. 

-ist,  -larmed'. 

Al'bright  (al'-). 

a  larm'»bell,   =bird,   -clock,   -com^- 

al'brfinze  {or  -bronz). 

pass,  'fun'nel,  -gage,  -gun,  -lock, 

al  bu  gin'e  a  (-jin-),   -e  an,   -e  ous 

-post,  -watch. 

or  -bu'gi  nous,  -gi  ni'tis. 

a  lar'um  {or  -lar'-),  -bell. 

al  bu'go. 

a'la  ry. 

Al'bu  la  (al'bdo  la),  mt.pass,  Switz. 

a  las'. 

al'bum,  al'btim  grce'cum. 

A  las'can,  one  of  a   reUgious  sect. 

al  bu'men,  the  white  of    an  egg. 

-kan,  pertaining  to  Alaska. 

-ize,  -ized,  -i  zing. 

a  las'ka  ite,  Chem. 

al  bu'min,  -mi  nate,  -mi  nif'er  ous, 

a  lat  cha'  (a  la  cha'). 

-mi  nim'e  ter,  -mi  nin,  -mi  nip'a- 

a    lat'e  re. 

rous,  -mi  noid,  -noid  al,  -mi  nose 

al'a  tern,  -ter'nus. 

(-nos)  or  -nous,  -mi  none,  -mi  no'- 

a  la'tion. 

sis,  al  bu'min  beer,  a.  pa  per. 

a   lat  ti  ci'ni  o  (a  lat  ti  che'ni  o). 

al  bu  mi  nic'ri  a,  -nu'ric. 

alb,  Alb  Sun  day. 

al'bu  mose  (-mos),  -paper. 

al'ha. 

Al  bu  quer'que        (al  boo  kar'ka), 

Al  ba  ce'te  (al  ba  tha'ta),  prov.  Sp. 

t.  N.  Mex.;  t.  Sp. 

al  ba  dd'ra. 

al'burn,  -bur'nous. 

Al  ba  nen'ses  (-sez),  -nen'si  an. 

al  bur'num. 

Al  ba'ni  an. 

Al  cae'us    (-se'-),   a  Gr.  lyric  poet, 

al  ba  rel'lo. 

Al  ca'ic,  al  ca'ic  verse. 

al  ba'ri  um. 

al  cdid'  or  -cdyde' . 

al  ba'ta. 

al  cdl'de  {or  al  kal'da). 

Al  ba'ti. 

Al'ca  mo  (al'-),  t.  It. 

al'ba  tross,  -cloth. 

al  can'na. 

al  be' do. 

Al  can'ta  rJne. 

al  be'it. 

al  car  rd'za. 

al  ber'ca. 

al'ca  tras. 

Al'bert  cloth,   A.  coal. 

Al'ca  triz  Island  (al'-),  Cal. 

Alber'tl  bass. 

al  ca  vd'la  or  -bd'la. 

Al'bertJne  tracts. 

al  ca  zdr'  {or  -ka'-  or  al  ka  thar'). 

Al'bert  ist. 

Al  ceste'  (al  sast'),  Moliere's  com- 

al'bert ite. 

edy. 

Al'bert  Ny  an'za  (ni-),  1.  Afr. 

al'che   my,  -mist,  -mis'tic,  -tic  al, 

al'ber  type. 

-chem'ir,  -ic  al,  -al  ly. 

al  bes'cence,  -cent. 

al  cho  cho'den  (-ko  ko'-). 

n6t,  nor,  use,  iip,  iirn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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116 


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Al  ci  bi'a  des  (-dez),  Athenian. 

A  lem  te'jo  (a  len  ta'  zho),  prov. 

Al  ci'na  (al  che'na). 

Port. 

Al  ci'ra  (al  the'ra). 

A  len  gon'  (iiaoh^soh'),  c.  Fr. 

Ale  ma'ni  an. 

a'lgph. 

al'co. 

a  lep'i  dote. 

al'co  gene. 

A  lep'po,  c.  Turk.,  -lep'pine.  a  lep'- 

al'co  hoi,  -hoi  ate,  -hol'a  ture,  -hol'- 

po,    a.  e^vil. 

ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  -hoi  ic'i  ty,  al'- 

a lerce',  -tree. 

co  hol-en'gine,  -me^ter. 

a  lert',  -ly,  -lert'ness. 

al'co  hoi  ize,  -ized,  -i  zing,  -i  za'- 

a  ler'ta  (-lar'ta). 

tion,  -hoi  ism,  -hoi  om'e  ter,  -e  try, 

a  le'thi  ol'o  gy. 

-o  met'ric,  -ric  al,  -al  ly. 

a  le'tho  scope. 

Al'cor. 

a  lette'  or  al  lette'. 

Al'co  ran  {or  al  co  ran'),  -ish,  -ist. 

a  leu'ro  man  cy. 

-ran'ic. 

al  eu  rom'e  ter. 

al  cor  no'qice  (al  kor  nd'ka)  or  -no'co. 

a  leu'rone,  -ron'ic. 

Al'cott     (awl'-),     Amos     Bronson, 

A  leu'tian  {or    a  lu'sM  an  or  al  e- 

philos.    Louisa  May,  daughter  of 

oo'shl  an),  Alas.  Isl.,  -Jeii'tic. 

A.  B.  A.,  Amer.  writer. 

al'e  vin. 

al'cove  {or  al  cove'). 

al  ex  an'ders   or   al  i  san'ders  (ai- 

Alcy'one  (-si'-).  Myth.,  aFcyon'ic, 

egz-). 

-on'i  form. 

al  ex  an'dra,  a  fly,  or  bait. 

al'de  hyde,  -hy'dic  {or  al'-). 

Al  ex  an'dri  an  (al  egz-),  -ism  or 

al'der,  ^buck^horn. 

-drin  ism,  -an'drine. 

al'der  man,    pi.    -men,    -man  ate, 

al  ex  an'drite. 

-man  cy,  -man  ly,  -man  ry,  -man- 

Al  ex  an  dro'pfll  (al  egz-),  t.  Russ. 

ship,  -man'ic,  -i  ty,  al'der  man- 

a  lex'i  a. 

liz  ard. 

a  lex'in. 

Al^di  bo  ron'ti  phos'  co  phdr'ni  o. 

a  lex  i  phar'mie,  -mic  al. 

a  character  in  Carey's  burlesque 

a  lex'i  py  ret'ic  (-pi-). 

tragedy. 

a  lex  i  ter'ic,  -ic  al. 

Al'dine  (al'-  or  -din  or  awl'din). 

a  le  zdn'. 

al'dose  (-dos). 

al'fa,  -grass. 

ale,     -ber     ry,     -wife,     ale'=bench, 

al  fal'fa. 

-brew'er,  =con'ner,  -cost,  =dra^per, 

al  fa  qui'  (-ke'). 

-drink'ing,    -fed,    -gar^land,    -gill 

al'fe  nW  or  -nide. 

(-jil),       -house,      -pot,       -silver. 

al'fet. 

-tast'er,  -vat,  -washed,  -yard. 

Al  fi  e'ri    (al  fe  a're).     It.    states- 

a leak'. 

man. 

al  e  at'i  co. 

al  fon'sin,  a  fish. 

a'le  a  to'ry. 

Al'ford  (awF-),  Eng.  poet  and  di- 

a'lec, ai'e  cize,  -cized,  -ci'zing. 

vine. 

a  lee'  to  ro  morph,  -morph'ous. 

al  for'ja. 

a  lee  try  om'a  chy    (-ky)    or   -to- 

al   jres'co. 

rom'a  chy. 

Al  fur'  (-foor'),   Al  fu  rese'   (-foo- 

a  lee'try  o  man^cy. 

res'  or  -rez'),  -fu'ro  (-foo'-). 

Al'e  do,  c.  111. 

al'ga,  pi.   -g(B  {-']€),  a  plant  of  the 

al'e  gar  {or  a'le-). 

class   AlgcB.      al'gal,    -gist,    -goid, 

al'em. 

-gous,  -gol'o  gist,  -o  gy,  -go  log'- 

A  le  man'nic  or  Al  le-,  -man'ni  an. 

ic  al,  al'gal  fun'gus. 

a  lemb'dar  (-lem'-). 

Al'gce    (-je),    a    division   of   crypto- 

a lem'bie,  a  lem'broth. 

gams. 

A  lem  quer'  (a  len  kar'),  t.  Port. 

al'ga  r6t  or  -roth. 

fate,    f§,t,    far,    fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,    m6t,    her,   ice,   in,    note. 


algarroba 


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al  gar  ro'ba  or  -ga  ro'ba,  -gar  ro  bil'la 

Also  spelled  align  and  sometimes 

or  -ga  vil'la. 

alline. 

al  ga  zel'  {or  al'-). 

al'i  nit. 

Al'ge  bar  (-je-). 

al'i  ped. 

al'ge  bra,     -bra'ic,     -ic  al,     -al  ly, 

aFi  phat'ic. 

-bra  ize,  -bra  ist  or  -brist. 

al'i  quant. 

Al  ge  ci'ras  (-se'ras),  t.  Sp. 

al'i  qu6t. 

al  ge'do  (-je'). 

al  i  sep'tal. 

al  ge  fa'cient  (-shent) 

al  is  ma'ceous,  a  lis'mad,  -lis'mal, 

Al'ger  (al'jer),  Amer.  auth. 

-lis'moid. 

Al  ge'  ri  an,  -ge  rine'  (-reen'). 

al  i  sphe'noid,  -noid'al. 

al'ger  ite. 

a  list'. 

al'gid,  -gid'i  ty,  -gif  ic,  al'gor. 

al'i  trunk. 

al  gom'e  ter,  -e  try. 

a  li  un'de. 

Al  gon'quin  or  -kin,  -gon'ki  an. 

a  live'. 

al'go  rism  (-rizm)  or-  rithm,  -ris'- 

al  i  zd'rl. 

mic    (-riz'-)   or  -rith'-,    al'go  rist. 

a  liz'a  rin  {or  al  i  za'rin),  -a  rate, 

-ris'tic. 

-i  zSr'ic. 

al  gud  zW  (-zeel'). 

aik,  'gum. 

al'gum  or  al'mug. 

al'ka  best  or  -ca  best,  -hes'tic,  -tic  al. 

al  ha  ce'na  (al  a  tha'na). 

al  kal'a  mide  {or  aFkal  am'Id). 

Al  ham'bra,      -bra'ic,       -bresque' 

al'ka  U  {or  -li),  pi.  -lis  (-liz)  or  -lies 

(-bresk'). 

(-llz),  -ka  les'cence,  -cency,  -cent, 

al  hen'na. 

al'ka  li^grass,  =stiff. 

a'li  as,  pi.  -as  es. 

al'ka  li  fy  (-fi),  -ing,  -fied,  -fi'  a  ble, 

al'i  bi. 

-ka  lifer  ous,  -lig'e  nous  (-lij'-). 

al'i  ble,  -bil'i  ty. 

arka  lim'e  ter,  -e  try,  -li   met'ric. 

al'i  cant. 

-ric  al,  -al  ly. 

Al  i  can'te  (a  le  kan'ta),   prov.  Sp. 

al'ka  Une  {or  -line),  -lin'  i  ty,  -lin  ize. 

al'i  chel  (-shel). 

-ized,  -i  zing. 

aFic  ti'sal  (-ti'zal). 

al'ka  lize,  -lized,  -li  zing,  -ka  li'za- 

a  lic'u  la. 

ble,  -11  zate,  -za^ted,  -za''ting,  -za'- 

al'i  dade. 

tion,   -ka  loid,  -loid'al. 

al'ien  (al'yen),  -ism,  -ist,  -or,  -ee'. 

al  kar'sin  or  -sine. 

al'ien-house. 

alkeken'gi(-ji). 

al'ien  ate,   -a'ted,    -acting,    -a  ble. 

al  ken'na. 

-age,  -a' tor,  -a'tion,  -a  bil'i  ty,  all- 

al ker'mes  (-mez). 

ien  ig'e  nate    (-ij'-),    al  ien  a'tion- 

Al'ko  r^n  {or  -ran'),  -ran'ic,  -ran'- 

of  fice. 

ish,  -ran'ist. 

ai  i  eth'moid,  -moid'al. 

all,  all'bone,  -good,  a  plant,  -heal. 

al'i  form,  a  lifer  ous,  a  lig'er  ous 

a    plant,    -mouth,    a    fish,    -ness. 

(-lij'-). 

-seed,  a  plant,  -whith'er,  alFfired', 

a  light',  -ed,  -ing. 

-fired'ly,   -fours',  a  game,   -glo'ri- 

a  lign'  (-lin'),  -ing,  -ment,  -ligned'. 

ous,   -hail',  v.,   -mer'ci  ful,   -one. 

a  like'. 

-o'ver   -pit'i  less,  -round,  -sorts,  a 

a'lim  (a'leem). 

beverage,  -ups. 

al'i  ment,  -men'tal,  -tal  ly,  -ta  ry, 

arid    hre've  (bra'va). 

-ta  ri  ness,  -men'ta  tive,  -tive  ness, 

al  la  bu'ta. 

-ta'tion,  -men'tic. 

dl'ld  cdpel'ld. 

al'i  mo  ny. 

al'lagite  (-jit). 

alina'sal(-zal). 

alia  go  ste'mo  nous. 

a  line',  -ment,  -lined',  -lin'ing,  -lin'- 

Al'lah. 

er,   -lin'  e  ate,    -a'tion  or  al  lin^-. 

Allahabad',  div.  India. 

n6t,  nor,  use,  iip,  iirn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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al'lan  ite. 

al  lan'to  is,  -to'ic,  -lan'toid,  -toid'al, 
-toid'i  an. 

al  Ian  to  tox'i  cum. 

dl'ld  pri'ma  (pre'ma),  a.  tedes'ca 
(ta  das'ka). 

al  las  so  ton'ic. 

al  lay',  -ing,  -er,  -ment,  -layed'. 

al'le  cret. 

Al'le  ga'ny,  co.  Md.;  co.  and  vil. 
N.  Y. 

al  lege'  (-lej'),  -a  ble,  -leged',  -leg'- 
ing,  -leg'er  or  le  ga'tor,  -le  ga'- 
tion. 

Al'le  gha^ny,  co.  N.  C;  co.  Va., 
A.  Moun'tains,  A.  vine. 

Al'le  ghe^ny  (-ga-),  co.,  riv.,  and  c. 
Pa.;  a  township  in  Blair,  in  Butler, 
and  in  Westmoreland  Counties, 
Pa. 

al  le'giance  (-jans  or  -ji  ans), 
-giant  {or  -ji  ant). 

al'le  go  ry,  -gSr'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  -al- 
ness,  al'le  go  rist,  -go  rize^  -rized, 
-razing,  -ri'zer,  -gor  i  za'tion, 

al  le  gret'to  (al  la  gret'to),  al  le'gro 
{or  al  la'gro). 

al  le  lu'ia  (-loo'ya)  or  -iah. 

al'le  mdnde' . 

Al  le  man'nic.     See  Alemannic. 

al  le  mon'tite. 

al'len,  pasture  land. 

al  len'ar  ly. 

al'ler-float,  =trout. 

al  le'ri  on. 

al  le'vi  ate,  -a''ted,  -a  ting,  -a  tive, 
-a  tor,  -to'ry,  a'tion. 

al'ley,  pi.  -leys,  -leyed  (-lid),  al'ley 
way,  -ley=taw.  As  a  playing 
marble,  it  is  sometimes  spelled 
ally. 

All'=Fa''tlier,  =hal'low,=saints, -souls. 

All  hal'low  e'en,  -low  mas,  -low- 
tide. 

al  li  a'ceous. 

al  li'ance,  -li'a  ble. 

al'lice  or  -lis,  =shad. 

al  li  ga'tion. 

al'li  ga  tor,  -ap^ple,  -fish,  -pear, 
-ter'ra  pin,  =tor'toise  (-tiss),  -tree, 
-tur  tie,  -wood.  Some  authori- 
ties write  the  following  compounds 
as    separate    words:     al'li  ga  tor 


for^ceps  or  -for  ceps,  a.  wrench  or 

-wrench. 
al  lign'  or  -line'.     See  aline. 
al  lifer  ate,  -a  ted,  -a  ting,  -a  tive, 

-tive  ly,   -tive   ness,   -tor,   -a'tion, 

-er  al. 
Al'li  urn. 

Al  Id  brog'ic  al  (-broj'-). 
al'lo  cate,  -ca  ted,  -ting,  -ca'tion,  al- 
io ca'tur. 
al  lo  chi'ri  a  (-ki'-)  or  -chei'-  (-ki'-). 
al  lo  chro'ic,   -loch'ro  ite  {or  -lo- 

chro'),  -ro  ous,  -chro  mat'ic. 
aFlo  cryp'tic. 
al  lo  cu'tion. 
al  lo'di  a,  -di  al,  -al  ism,  -al  ist,  -al  ly, 

-al'i  ty,  -lo'di  a  ry,    -di  um,  -lod'i- 

fi  ca'tion,  al'lod. 
al  log'a  my,  -a  mous. 
aFlo  ge  ne'i  ty,  -ge'ne  ous,  -gen'ic. 
al'lo  graph, 
al  lom'er  ism,  -er  ous. 
al'lo  morph,     -mor'phic,     -phism, 

-phite. 
al  longe'  (-lunj'). 
al'lo  nym,  -lon'y  mous. 
al'lo  path,  -path'ic,  -ic  al  ly,  -lop'  a- 

thist,  -a  thy. 
al'lo  phane,  -phan'ic,  -loph'a  nate. 
al'lo  phyle  (-fil),  -phyl'ic,  -phyl'ian. 
al  loph'y  told, 
al'lo  plast. 
al  lo'qui  al,  -ism. 
al  lot',    -ted,   -ting,   -ment,    -ta  ble, 

-tee',  -ter. 
al'lo  the  ism. 

al  lot  rio  ph'a  gy,  -lo  troph'ic. 
al  lot'ri  ous. 
al'lo  trope,    -trop'ic,    -ic  al,    -ally, 

-tro  pic'i  ty,    -lot'ro  pism,    -pize, 

-pized,  -pi'zing,  -py. 
al  low',  -low'ing,    -a  ble,  -ble  ness, 

-bly,  -ance,  -ed  ly,  -er,  -lowed'. 
al  loy',  n.  and  v.,  -ing,  -age,  -loyed', 

al  loy'-baFance. 
al  lo  zo'oid. 
all'spice. 
al  lude',  -lud'ed,   -lud'ing,  -lu'sive, 

-sive  ly,  -sive  ness,  -so  ry,  -lu'sion 

(-zhun). 
al  lu  me  tie'  (-loo-). 
al  lure',  -ment,  -lured',  -lur'ing,  -ing- 

ly,  -ing  ness,  -lur'er. 


fate,   fat,   far,   fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,   ice,   In,   note. 


alluvium 


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altair 


al  lu'vi  um,  pi.  -vi  urns  or  -vi  a, 

-vi  al,  -vi  on,  -vi  ous. 
al  ly',  pi.  -lies  (-liz),  al  ly',  v.,  -ing, 

-lied'. 
al'ma  or  -mah. 
al'md  cen'  (-san'  or  -than'). 
al  ma  di'a  (-de'a)  or  al'ma  die. 
Al'ma  gest  (-jest). 
al  md'gra  {or  -ma'-). 
Al'main,  =riv^et. 
al'ma    ma'ter. 
al'ma  nac. 

41' man  din  or  -dine,  -man  dite. 
Al  man'zor. 
Al  ma-Ta  de'ma  (aFma  ta  da'ma 

or  ta'-),  Belg.  painter. 
al  me'na. 
al  might'y,    -i  ly,    -i  ness,    -y  ship. 

Al  might'y,  the  deity. 
al  mi'qui  (awl  me'ke). 
al  mi'rah  (-me'ra). 
Al  mo  do'var  (al-).  Span.  dipl. 
Al'mond  (al'-),  tp.  and  vil.  N.  Y. 
alm'ond    or    al'mond    (a'mund    or 

al'-),  alm'ond-cake,   -eyed,    -fur'- 

nace,  =oil,  -tree,  a.  paste. 
ai'mon  er    or  alm'ner  (am'-),  al'- 

mon  er  ship,  -mon  ry. 
al'most. 
alms  (amz),  -giv  er,  -giv  ing,  -house, 

-man. 
alms' =bag,    -ba   sin,    -box,    -chest, 

=deed,    -dish,    -drink,    -fee,    -folk, 

-gate,  -pot. 
al  mu  can'tar  or  -ter,  -stafif. 
al'muce.     See  amice, 
al  mud'  or  -mude'  (-mood'  or  -mud'). 
al'mug. 
al'mund. 


A  lorn  bra' do.     See  Alumbrado. 

a  lone',  -ness. 

a  long',  -shore,  -shore  man,  -side. 

a  loof ,  -ness. 

al  o  pe'coid  {or  lop'e-). 

A  lo'pi  as. 

a  lose'  (-los'). 

al  ou  dtte'  or  al'ou  ate  (-do-). 

a  lou'chl  or  -lu'-  (-loo'-). 

a  loud'. 

a    I'ou  trance'  (a  loo  trons'). 

alp,  al  pes'tri  an,  -trine,  al'plne  {or 

pin),  -pine  ry,  -pin  ist,  alp' -horn, 

al'pen  glow,  -horn,  -stock.    When 

used  as  a  proper  adjective,  "alp" 

is  capitalized. 
al  pac'a. 
al'pha. 
al'pha  bet,   -bet'ic,    -ic   al,    -al  ly, 

-bet'ics,  -be  ta'ri  an,  al'pha  bet  ize, 

-ized,  i  zing,  -ism. 
Al  phae'us  or  -phe'us,  Bih. 
al  phen'ic. 
Al  phe'us,  Myth.     Al'phe  us,   Chr. 

name. 
aPphi  to  mor'phous. 
Al  phon'sJne,  pertaining  to  Alphon- 

so;  al  phon'sin,  a  forceps. 
al  pho'sis. 
al'phus. 

al'pist  or  al'pi  a,  bird-seed. 
Alps,  Al'plne,  AFpl  ma'lay  an. 
al'guier  (-keer). 

al'qui  }ou  (-ke  fdo)  or  -qui  fore. 
AlRakim'  (al  ra  kem'). 
al  rgad'y. 
al'-root. 
al  ru'na. 
Al'sace  (ai'sas),  tp.  Pa. 


al'nage,  -na  ger  (-jer). 

-ger 

ship. 

Al  sace'  Cal^sas'),  prov.  Fr. 

al  nas'char  ism  (-kar-) 

Al  sace'  -Lfir'raine'  (al  sas'-),  prov. 

Aln'wick  (an'nik),  t.  Eng. 

Ger. 

al'o  dy. 

Al  sa'tian  (-shan). 

ai'oe  (-6),  pi.  -oes  (-oz). 

-oed. 

-oet'- 

al    seg'no  (al  san'yo). 

ic,  -ic  al,  Al'o  e,  Bat.  genus 

ai'oe- 

al  si  na'ceous. 

tree,  ai'oes-wood. 

al'so. 

al  o  e'da  ry,  -da'ri  um. 

Al  sto'ni  a  bark. 

a  16ft'. 

al'ston  Ite. 

A  lo'gi  an,  pi.  Al'o  gl. 

ait,  -horn. 

a  logic,  -ic  al. 

dl'td. 

al  0  got'ro  phy. 

Al  tai'  (al  ti'),  mts.  Asia. 

al'o  in. 

Al  ta'ian  (-yan),  -ta'ic,  al  ta'ite. 

al'o  man  cy. 

ai  tair'. 

not,  nor,  use,  iip,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fdot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


Altamaha 


120 


Amasa 


AFta  ma  ha',  r.  Ga. 

a  lum'na,    fem.,    pi.    -na,    - 

nal,    -ni- 

al  tarn  bour'  (-boor'). 

ate. 

al'tar,  -age,  -ist,  -piece,  -wise,  al'tar» 

a  lum'nus,  masc,  pi.  -nl. 

board,    -bread,    =card,    =car    pet, 

al'u  nite. 

-cav  i  ty,   =chime,   -cloth,   -cross. 

ai'ure. 

-curtain,  -cush  ion,  -desk,  -dues. 

a  lu'no  gen. 

-fire,   -fron  tal,   -Ian  tern,   -ledge. 

a  lu'ta,  -ta'ceous. 

-light,  -pro  tec'tor,  -rail,  -screen. 

al'va  ma  rl'na. 

-side,  -slab,  -stairs,  -stole,  -stone. 

Alvara'do  (al-),  c.  Tex.; 

r.  Mex. 

-ta    ble,     -thane,     -tomb,     -tray, 

al've  a  ry,  -a  ted. 

-vase,  -ves  sel,  -wall,  -wine. 

al've  0  lar  {or  -ve'-),  -la  ry 

,  al've  o- 

alt  az'i  muth. 

lar  in'dex,  a.  pas'sa  ges. 

a.  point, 

al'ter,  -tered,  -ter  ing,  -a  ble,  -ble- 

a.  proc'ess  es  (pros'-). 

ness,  -a  bly,  -bil'i  ty,  -ant,  -a  tive, 

al  ve'o  lus,  -o  late,  -lasted 

-la'tion, 

-a'tion. 

-lar'i  form,  -o  lo  den'tal. 

-o  lo  la'- 

Al'ter  cate,  -ca'tion. 

bi  al. 

aVter   e'go. 

aVve  us,  pi.  -ve  I,  -vine  {or 

-vine). 

al'ter    i'dem. 

al'way,  -ways. 

al'tern. 

al'ysm  (-izm). 

al  ter  nat'  (-na'). 

A  lys'sum,  a  lys'son. 

al  ter'nate,  a.  and  n.,    al'ter  nate 

Al'zey  (al'tsi),  t.  Ger 

{or   -ter'-)   v.,   -na  ted,    -na   ting, 

a'ma. 

-ter'nate  ly,  -nate  ness,   -na  tive. 

am  a  crat'ic. 

-tive  ly,  -tive  ness,  -nant,  -na'tion, 

am'a  crine. 

al'ter  na'tor. 

Am' a  da  vat'.     Sometimes  spelled 

Al  thae'a,  Myth.,  -thae'a   or    -the'-, 

av^a-  or  -du  vade'. 

Bat.     genus,     al  thae'a.     Rose    of 

am  a  del'phous. 

Sharon. 

am'a  dou  (-doo) 

al  the'in  or  -ine. 

am' ah  or  d'mah. 

AVthing  (-ting  or  -thing),  -man. 

A  mai'mon  or  -may-. 

al  though'. 

a  main'. 

al  tic'o  mous. 

am'al  dar  or  -il-. 

al  tim'e  ter,  -et  ry. 

Am'a  16k  ite,  Bih. 

al'tin. 

A  mal'fi  tan. 

al  tin'  car. 

a  mal'gam,  -ga  ma. 

al'ti  scope. 

a  mal'ga  mate,  -ma  ted, 

-malting. 

al  tis'o  nant,  -o  nous. 

-ma  ble,   -ma  tive,   -ma 

tor,   -ga- 

al  tis'si  mo. 

mist,  -ga  ma'tion. 

al'ti  tude,  -tu'di  nal,  -di  na'ri  an. 

a  mal'tas. 

kVib     {or   al'-),     a   part  in   music. 

am'an. 

-re  He'vo,   aVto-ri  lie'vo   (=re  lya'- 

a  mand'. 

v6). 

am'an  din  or  a  man'dine. 

al  trop'a  thy. 

am'a  nl'ta. 

al'tru  ism,  -ist,  -is'tic,  -tic  al  ly. 

a  man'i  tin  or  -tine. 

al'u  del,  -fur  nace. 

am'a  nous. 

al'u  la,  pi.  -Ice,  -lar,  -let. 

a  man  u  en'sis,  pi.  -ses  (- 

sez). 

al'um,    -bafter    y,    -earth,    -rock. 

am'a  ranth,     -ran'tWne, 

or    -tin, 

-root,  -stone. 

-thoid,  am'a  ranth-feath 

ers,  Am- 

a  lu'mi  na,  -mi  nate,  -mi  nif'er  ous. 

a  ran'thus  or  -tus. 

-min'i   form,   -min'ic,   -min'i  um. 

a  mar  go 'so -bark. 

-lu'min  ite,  -mi  nize,  -nous,  -nose 

am  a  ryl'lis,  -ryF  li  da'ceous,  -lid'e- 

(-n5s),     -mi    num,     al'u    min    or 

ous.  Am  a  ryl'lis,  Bot.  genus. 

-mine. 

Am'a  sa,  Bih. 

fate,   fa,t,    far,   fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,   met,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


121 


ametro  meter 


a  mass',  -massed',  -mass'ing,  -a  ble, 

Am  boy'na   but'ton,   A.   pine,   A. 

-er,  -ment. 

wood. 

d'mds'sette'  or  dm  a  zette'. 

Am  boy  nese'  (-nes'  or  nez'). 

am'as  then'ic. 

am  bre  a'da. 

am  a  teur'   (-ter'  or  am'a  tur  or 

am'bre  in,  -bre'ic. 

-tur'),  -ish,  -ish  ly,  -ish  ness,  -ism, 

am  brette'. 

-ship. 

am'brite. 

am  a  ti'to  (-tee'-). 

am  broro  gy. 

d  md  to'ri  o,  pi.  -to'ri  i  (-re  e). 

am  bro'sia  or  -si  a  (-zha  or  -zhi  a), 

a.m'  a  to  ry,   -to'ri  al,  -al  ly,  am'a- 

am  bro'si  ac  (-zi-  or  zhI-),  -si  a'- 

tive,  -tive  ness. 

ceous  (-Z1-),  -sial  (-zhal  or  zhi  al), 

am  qii  ro'sis,  -rot'ic. 

-sial  ly,  Am  bro'sia,  Bot.  genus. 

a  mau'site. 

Am  bro'sian.     Relating  to  St.  Am- 

a maze',  -ment,  -mazed',  -maz'ing, 

brose. 

-ing  ly,  -maz'ed  ly,  -ed  ness. 

am  bro  si'no  (-ze'no)  or  am'bro  sin. 

Am'a  zon,  r.  Braz.;  Myth.,  a  female 

am'bro  type. 

Scythian  warrior;  -zo'ni  an,  Am'a- 

am'bry. 

zon=ant  or  A.  ant,  A.  stone. 

am'bu  lance,  -lant,    -late,    -lasted, 

am'a  zon,  a  quarrelsome  woman;  a 

-la  ting,    -la  tive,    -la  tor,   -to^ry, 

species  of  parrot;  -zon  ite,  mineral. 

-to'ri  al,  -la'tion. 

am'hage,  pi.  -ha  ges  (-jez  or  -ba'jez) 

am'bur  y.     See  anbury. 

-bag'i   nous   (-baj'-)   or  -ba'gious 

am  bus  cade',  -cad'ed,  -cad'ing. 

(-jus),  -gious  ly,  -gious  ness. 

am'bush,  -ing,  -er,  -ment,  -bushed. 

am'ban. 

a  meer'  or  -mir'  (-mer'),  -ship. 

am'ba  ri,  a  covered  howdah. 

am'el-corn  or  am'el  corn. 

am  bar  va'li  a. 

a  mSl'i  a. 

am'ba  ry,  a  plant. 

a  mel''i  fi  ca'tion. 

am'bash. 

a  mel'io  rate  (-yo-),    -ra  ted,    -ra- 

am bas'sa  dor  or  em-,  -dor  ship. 

ting,  -ra  ble,  -ra  tive,  -ra  tor,  -ra'- 

-do'ri  al,  -bas'sa  dress. 

tion. 

am'be. 

am'e  lus,  pi.  -li. 

am'ber,  »fish  or  a.  fish,  -seed  or  a. 

a' men'.     In  singing,  a'men'. 

seed,  -tree  or  a.  tree. 

a  me'na  ble,  -na  bly,  -ble  ness,  -bil'- 

am'ber  gris  (-gres). 

ity. 

am  bi  dex'ter,  -tral,  -trous,  -trous- 

a  mend',  -ed,  -ing,  -a  ble,  -ble  ness, 

ly,  -trous  ness,  -ter'i  ty. 

-a  to''ry,      -er,      -ment,      -mends. 

am'bi  ens,  pi.  -en'tes  (-tez). 

a  mend'ment=mon''ger. 

am'bi  ent. 

a  mende'  {or  a  mand'),  a.  hon  o  rd'- 

am'bi  gen     or     -gene,      -big'e  nal 

ble. 

(-bij'-),  -e  nous. 

a  men'i  ty. 

am  bi  gu'i  ty,   -big'u  ous,    -ous  ly, 

a  men'o  ma'ni  a  or  a  mce^no-. 

-ous  ness. 

a   men'sa   et  tho'ro. 

am  bip'a  reus. 

am'ent,  a  men' turn,  pi.  -ta,  -men'tal. 

am'bit,  -al,  am'hl  tus. 

-ti  form . 

am  bi'tious    (-bish'us),   -ly,   -ness. 

am  en  ta'ceous,  -tif'er  ous. 

-bi'tion,  -tion  less. 

a  men'ti  a  (-shi  a). 

am'ble,  -bled,  -bier,  -bling,  -bUng  ly. 

a  merce',  -a  ble,  -ment,  -merced'. 

am  blo'sis,  -blot'ic. 

-mer'cing,  -mer'cer. 

am  bly  a'phi  a. 

A  mer'i  can,  -ism,  -ist,  -ize,  -ized, 

am  bly  o'pi  a,  am'bly  o^py,  -op'ic. 

-i  zing,  -I  za'tion. 

am'bo,   pi.   -bos  or  -bo'nes  (-boz  or 

am  e  ris'tic. 

-bo'nez),  am'hon. 

am'e  thyst,  -thys'tlne. 

am  boric. 

am  e  tro'pi  a,   -trop'ic,  -trom'e  ter. 

not,  nor,  use,  up,  <irn,  etude,  food,  fdot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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am'garn. 

am'or  ist,  -o  rous,  -rous  ly,    -rous- 

Am  har'ic. 

ness 

Am'herst  (-erst),  Geog. 

am  0  ro'sa,  masc.  am  o  ro'so. 

a' mi  a  ble,  -ble  ness,  -a  bly,  bil'] 

ty, 

a  mor'phism,  -phic,  -phous,  -phous- 

am  i  an'tus    or   -thus,    -an'ti  form, 

ly,  -phous  ness. 

-an'tine,  -an'toid,  -toid'al. 

A  mor  pho  zo'a,   -zo'ic,   -zo'ous. 

am'i  ca  ble,  -ble  ness,  -bly,  -bil'i 

ty- 

a  mort'. 

am/ice  (-is)  or  al'muce. 

a  mor'tize  or  -tise,  -tized,  -ti  zing. 

am^i  cr6b'ic  (or  -cro'bic). 

-tize  ment,  -ti  za'tion. 

a  mic'tus,  a  cloak;  A  mic'tus, 

En- 

a  mount',  -ed,  -ing. 

lorn,  genus. 

a  mour'    (-moor'),  a.   pro  pre  (pro'- 

a  mi'cus    cu'ri  a. 

pr). 

a  mid',  -ships,  a  midst'. 

d'mou'rette'  (-oo-). 

Am'J  das  (am'-),  Eng.  nav. 

A  moy'  (a  moi'),  seaport  China. 

a  mid'u  lin. 

am'pac. 

A' mi  ens  (a'mi  ahO,  t.  Fr. 

am  pd'ro. 

a  mi' go  {-me'-),  pi.  -gos  (-goz). 

am 'pas  sy. 

am'il,  -il  dar. 

am'pe  lite,  -lit'ic. 

a  mim'i  a. 

am  pere'  (-pare')  -per'age,  -pe  rom'- 

a  mir'.     See  ameer. 

e  ter,  am  pere' -foot,  -hour,  -me- 

Am'ish or  Om'ish. 

ter,    -min    ute,    -sec    ond,    -turn, 

a  miss'. 

-volt,   -wind  ing.  Am  pe'ri  an  or 

A  mJt'tai  (-ta),  Bih. 

-re  an. 

am'i  ty. 

am'per  sand,  am'pas  sy. 

am'ma. 

am 'per  y. 

am' man  or  -mant. 

am ''phi  ar  thro'sis,  -thro'di  al. 

Am' man  ite. 

Am'phi  as  ter,  a  genus  of  starfishes. 

am 'me  ter. 

am'phi  as  ter,  Embryol. 

am' mite. 

am  phib'a  lus,     pi.     -a  h,     -a  lum. 

am' mo  chryse  (-kris). 

pi.  -a  la. 

Am'mon,    -mo'ni    an,    relating 

to 

am  phih'i  a,  -i  al,  -i  an,  -i  ous,  -ous  ly, 

Ammon. 

-ous  ness,  -i  um,  pi.  -ums,  or  -i  a, 

am  mo'ni  a,  -ni  ac,  -ni'a  cal,  -ni 

'a- 

-i  on,  -i  ol'o  gy,  -o  log'ic  al,  Am- 

cum,  -ni  al'um,  -mo'ni  ate,  -a 

ted. 

phib'i  a,  Zool.  genus. 

-mo'nic  {or  -mon'ic),  -mo  ni  e'mi  a. 

am'phi  bole,  -bol'ic,  -bo  lifer  ous. 

-mon^i  fi  ca'tion,    am  mo'ni  a-=me'- 

-phib'o  line,  -o  hte,  -o  loid. 

ter. 

am  phi  bol'o  gy,  -o  gism,  -bol'ic. 

am'mon  ite,  -mon'i  tid,-  mo  ni 

tif- 

-phi  bo  log'ic  al,  -al  ly,  -phib'o- 

er  ous. 

lous,  -o  ly. 

am  mo'ni  um,  -ni'u  ret,   -ret  ed 

or 

am  phi  chro'ic,  -chro  mat'ic. 

-ret  ted. 

am  phic'  ty  on,    pi.    -ons.     Often 

am  mu  ni'tion,  -chest,  am  mu  ni'- 

capitalized,     -ty  o  ny,  pi.  -o  nies. 

tion  bread,  a.  shoes,  a.  stock^ings. 

-on'ic. 

am  ne  mon'ic. 

am^phi  ge'an. 

am  ne'si  a  {or  -ne'zl  a),  -ne'sic,  -nes'- 

am  phig'o  ny,  -o  nous  or  -phi  gon'ic. 

tic.  Am  ne'si  a,  Entom.  genus. 

am'phi  go  ry,  -gor'ic. 

am'nes  ty. 

am  phil'o  gy,  -o  gism. 

amo'le{or  -\2i). 

am  phim'a  cer. 

a  mong'  (-mung'),  -mongst'. 

Am  phi'on,  Myth. 

a  mon  til  la' do  (a  mon  til  ya'do). 

am/phi  pro'style  {or  -fip'ro-),  -sty'- 

am  0  ret' to,  pi.  -ti. 

lar. 

am  0  ri'no  (am  o  re'-  or  a  mo-),  pi. 

-ri- 

am  phis  hce'na,  -bse'ni  an,  -nic,  -nid. 

ni  (-re'ne). 

-nous.  Am  phis  hce'na,  Zool  genus. 

fate,   fat,   far,   fall,   fire,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,    her,   ice,   in,    note, 


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am  phis'ci  i  (-fish'I  i),   -phis'cians 

al,     -da  lot'o  my,     am''yg  dal'ic. 

(-fish'anz). 

A  myg'da  lus,  Bot.  genus. 

am  phi  sty'lic. 

am'yl  or  -ule,  Chem.,  am'yl  am'in, 

am  phi  the'a  ter    or    -tre,    -a  tral, 

am'yl  ate,  -ene,  -yl'ic,  am'yl  al'co- 

-at'ric,  -ric  al,  -al  ly. 

hol,  a.  ni'trite,  a.  hy'drid. 

am  phith'y  ra  (-fith'I  ra). 

am'yl,  starch,  am^y  la'ceous,  -lifer, 

Am  phi  tri'te,  Myth. 

ous,  am'y  lin,  a  myl'o  gen  (-jen), 

am  phit'ro  pous  or  -pal. 

am^y  lo  gen'e  sis,  -gen'ic,  -y  lom'- 

am  phit'ry  on,  Am  phit'ry  on,  Zoul. 

e  ter. 

genus. 

am^y  o  sthe'ni  a      {or      a  mi'o-), 

am'phi  type. 

-sthen'ic. 

am^pho  phil'ic. 

am  y  ot'ro  phy,       a  my'o  troph'ic 

am'pho  ra,  pi.  -res,  -ral,  -pho  ric'i  ty, 

(mi''-),  am'y  ous. 

-phor'ic,  -roph'o  ny. 

Am  y  ral'dism,  -dist. 

am  pho  ter'ic. 

a'my«root. 

am  pho'tis,   pi.  -phot'i  des   (-dez), 

a  myzt'H  (-mist-). 

Am  pho'tis,  Entom.  genus.. 

am'zel  or  -sel. 

am'ple,  -ness,  am'ply,  -pli  tude. 

an'a  {or  a'na). 

am  plex'i  cau'date. 

an  a  ban'tid,  -toid. 

am  plex'i  caul,  -i  fo'li  ate. 

an  a  bap'tism,  -bap  tis'tic,  -tic  al, 

am'pli  a  tive. 

-al    ly,    an   a    bap    tize',    -tized'. 

am'pli  fy,  -fied,  -fy  ing,  -fi  er,  -fi  ca- 

-ti'zing,  An  a  bap'tist. 

tive  {or  -plif'-),  -ca  tor,  -to  ry,  {or 

An'a  has,  an  ab'a  mous,  an  a  ban'- 

-plif'-), -ca'tion. 

tid,  -ban'toid. 

am  pongue'  (-pong'). 

a  nab'a  sis,  pi.  -ses  (-sez),  A  nab'a- 

am  pul'la,  pi.  -Ice,  -li  form,  am'pul  lar 

sis,  Xenophon's  account  of  a  Per- 

{or -pul'-),  -la  ry,  -late,  -la  ted  {or 

sian  campaign. 

-pul'-),  -la'ceous,  -lin'u  la,  -los'i  ty, 

an  a  basse'. 

am  pul'ling=cloth. 

an  ab'a  ta,  -a  bat'ic. 

am'pu  tate,  -ta  ted,  -tor,  -ting,  -ta'- 

an'a  bi  ot'ic. 

tion,  -tion  al,  am'pu  ta  ting«knife. 

an  ab'o  le,  an  ab'o  lism,  -a  bol'ic. 

-saw. 

an'a  branch. 

am' pyx,  pi.  -pyx  es  or  -py  ces  (-sez). 

a'na  ca  hui'te  or  -ta  (an'a  ka  hwe'- 

am  ri'ta  (-re'  or  -rit'-). 

te  or  a  na  ka  we'ta),  =wood. 

am  shas'pand. 

an  a  camp'tic,  -al  ly. 

Am'stel    porce'lain  (-lln),  A.  pot'- 

an'a  canth,  -can'thlne,  -thous. 

ter  y. 

an'a  card,  -car'dic,  -di  a'ceous. 

amt  {or  Smt),  pi.  amts  or  amt'er, 

an'a  ca  thar'sis,  -thar'tic. 

amt'man,  pi.  -men. 

an  ach'  ro  nism,    -an   a   chron'ic, 

a  muck'. 

-ic  al,  -ach'ro  nist,  -ro  nis'tic  or 

am'u  la,  pi.  las  or  lae  (-laz  or  le). 

-tic    al,    an    ach'ro    nize,    -nized, 

am'u  let,  -let'ic. 

-ni  zing,  -ro  nous,  -nous  ly. 

A  mur'    or    A  moor'    (a  moor'),  r. 

an  ac'la  sis.  Pros.,  an  a  clas'tic. 

Asia;  prov.  Siberia. 

-clas'tics. 

a   muse'   (-muz'),   -ment,  -mused'. 

an'a  cli'nal. 

-mus'ing,    -ing    ly,    -er,    -mu'sive 

an  ac'li  sis,  Med. 

(-Z1V  or  -siv),  -ly. 

an'a  coe  no' sis. 

am  u  sette'  (zet'). 

an'a  co  lu'thi  a,  -lu'thic,   -al  ly. 

Am  y  clae'an. 

-lu'thon,  pi.  -tha. 

a  myc'tic. 

an  a  con'da. 

a  myg'da  /a,  pi.  4a;,  -la'ceous,  -dal'ic. 

an  a  cos'ta,  a  Dutch  textile  fabric; 

-da  lifer  ous,  -da  late,  -dule,  -da- 

an'  a  cos'  ti  a,    a    French    textile 

lin,  -line,  -da  li'tis,  -da  loid,  -loid'- 

fabric. 

not,  nor,  use,  up,  lirn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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anatto 


A  n&c're  on,  Gr.  lyric  poet,  -on'-tic. 

a  nac'ro  tism,  an  a  crot'ic. 

an  a  cru'sis,  -crus'tic. 

an  a  cu'sis. 

an'a  dl  plo'sis. 

an' a  dip' si  a,  -dip^sic. 

an'a  drom,  a  nad'ro  mous. 

an  ae'ti  o  log'ic  al  (-e'ti-). 

an  a  gen  ne'sis. 

an'  a  glyph,   -glyph'ic   or   -glyp'tic, 

-glyph'ics  or  -glyp'tics,  -glyph'ic  al, 

-o  scope,  -glyp'to  graph,  -graph'ic, 

-glyp  tog'ra  ph  y,  -glyp'ton,  an  ag'- 

ly  phy. 
an'ag  nor'i  sis. 
an'ag  n6st. 
an  a  go'ge  or  an'a  go  gy  (-jy),  -go- 

get'ic   al   (-jet'-),   -gog'ic   (-g6j'-), 

-ic  al,  -al  ly. 
an'  a  gram,   -gram   mat'ic,    -ic   al, 

-al  ly,  -gram'ma  tize  or  -tise,  -tized, 

-ti  zing,  -tist. 
an  a'gua  (-a'gwa). 
A   na   huac'    (a    na   wak'),    Max. 

plateau. 
an'a  kan. 
a'nal. 
an'a  lav. 

an'a  lect,  pi.  -lects,  -lec'ta,  -lec'tic. 
an  a  lep'sis  or  -si  a,  or  an'a  lep  sy, 

-lep'tic. 
an  al  ge'si  a    or    -al'gi  a,    -get'ic   or 

-ges'ic  (-jet'-  or  -jes'-). 
a  nal'gid. 
an  al  lag  mat'ic. 
anal'o  gy,  pi.  -gies  (-jiz),  an  a  log'ic, 

-ic  al,  -al  ly,  -al  ness,  a  nal'o  gon, 

a  nal'o  gize  (-jiz)  or  -gise,  -gized, 

-gi  zing,    -gous,     -gous    ly,    -gist 

(-jlst),  -gis'tic. 
an  al'pha  bet,  -be'tic. 
a  nal'y  sis,  -an'a  lyze  (-liz),  -lyzed, 

-ly  zing,  -ly  zer,  -ly  za  ble,  -ble- 

ness,  -ly  za'tion,  an'a  lyst,  -lyt'ic, 

-ics,  -ic  al,  -al  ly. 
A  n^m'  or  An  nam',  div.  China, 

An  a  mese'  or  An  na-  (-mes'  or 

-mez'),  An'a  mite. 
a  nam'e  site. 
an  am  ne'sis,  -nes'tic. 
an  a  mor'pho  sis,  -mor'phism,  -pho- 

scope,     -phose     (-fos),     -pho    sy, 

-phous. 


a  nd'nas  {or  -na'-  or  -nan'-),  A  na'- 
nas,  BoL  genus. 

an  an'drous. 

An  a  ni'as.  Bib. 

an  an'ther  ous,  -ther  urn,  -an'thus. 

an^a  pei  rat'ic. 

an'a  pest  or  -paest,  -pes'tic,  -tic  al, 
-al  ly. 

an  a  phal  an  ti'a  sis. 

an  aph'o  ra,  pi.  -rce. 

an  aph  ro  dis'i  a  (-diz'-),  -dis'i  ac, 
-ro  dit'ic,  -dl'tous. 

an'a  plas  ty,  -plas'tic,  an'a  plast. 

an'a  pie  ro'sis,  -rot'ic. 

an  ap'no  graph,  -nom'e  ter. 

an  ap  o  dic'tic. 

an  ap  tot'ic. 

an  ap'ty  chus  (-kus),  pi.  -chi  (-ki). 

an'arch  y  (-ark-),  -arch  ism,  -ist, 
-ist'ic,  -arch  ize,  -ized,  -i  zing, 
an'arch,  an  ar'chic  (-kik),  -chal 
or  -chi  al  or  -chic  al  (-k^l  or  -kl  al 
or  -kIk  al). 

an  ar'thri  a,  -thric,  -throus. 

An  ar  throp'o  da,  an  ar  throp'o  dous. 

A'nas. 

an  a  sar'ca,  -sar'cous. 

an  a  seis'mic. 

An  as  ta'si  us  (-zhi  us  or  -shI-) 

an'a  state,  -stat'ic. 

an  as^tig  mat'ic. 

an'a  stome. 

a  nas'  to  mose  (-moz),  -mosed 
(-mozd),  -mot'ic. 

a  nas'tro  phe. 

a  nas'trous. 

a  nath'  e  ma,  pi.  -mas  (-maz), 
-e  ma  tize,  -tized,  -ti  zing,  -ti  zer, 
-ma  ti  za'tion,  -mat'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly, 
a  nath'e  mize,  -e  mized,  -mi  zing. 

A  nat'i  ja,  pi.  -fee,  a  nat'i  fer,  an  a- 
tif'er  ous. 

An  a  to'li  an,  -tol'ic. 

a  nat'  o  mize,  -mized,  -mi  zing, 
-mi  zer,  -o  mism,  -o  mist,  -o  my, 
an  a  tom'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly. 

a  nat'o  pism. 

an  a  trep'tic,  refuting. 

an  a  trip'sis,  -trip  sol'o  gy,  -trfp'- 
tic,  pertaining  to  massage. 

an'a  Iron. 

a  nat'ro  pal,  -ro  pous. 

a  nat'to.     See  Arnatto. 


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Anaxag'oras,  Gr.  philos.,  -ore'an. 

an  ax'i  al. 

An  ax  i  man'  der,     Gr.     philos., 

-man'dri  an. 
An  ax  o'ni  a,  an  ax  o'ni  al. 
a'nay  (a'ni). 
an'bur  y.    Sometimes  am'bu  ry  and 

an'ber  ry. 
an'ces  tor,     -ces  try,     -ces'tral     or 

-tri  al,   -tral   ly,   -to'ri  al,   -al  ly, 

an'ces  tor=wor  ship. 
an'chi  lops  (-ki-). 
An  chi'ses  (-ki'sez).  Myth. 
an'chor,  -ing,  -a  ble,  -age,  -ate,  -less, 

-chored,  an'chor =ball,  -bolt,  =buoy, 

-chock,  -drag,  -gate,  -hold,  -hoy, 

-ice,  -hft,  -lin  ing,  =ov  en,  -plate, 

-ring,   -rock  et,   -shac  kle,   -shot, 

-stock,    -trip   per,    -watch,    -well. 

a.  light. 
an'cho  ret    or    -rite,    -cho  ress    or 

-ri   tess,    -ret'ic   or   -rit'ic,    -ic   al, 

-ret  ish,  -ret  ism. 
an  cho'  vy   (-cho'-),   pi.   -vies,   an- 

cho'vy-pear. 
§.n'cient  (-shent),  -cient  ly,  -cient- 

ness,  -cient  ry. 
an  cVle,  pi.  -ctl'i  a. 
an'cil  la  ry. 

an  cip'i  tal,  -i  tate,  -i  tous. 
an' con  or   -cone,   pi.   -co'nes   (-nez), 

-co  nad,  -co  nal,  -co'ne  al,  -ne  ous, 

an  CO  nc'us,  pi.  -ne'i,  an'co  noid. 
an'co  ra,  pi.  -res,  -ral. 
an'cree  (ang'kra),  an'cred  (-kerd). 
an  cy'roid  or  an  ky'roid. 
An  da  lu'si  a  (-shi  a  or  an  da  Ido- 

the'a),  div.   Sp.,  -lu'sian  (-zhan), 

an  da  lu'slte. 
An'da  man  ese'  (-ez'). 
an  ddn'te  (-ta  or  a.n  dan'te),  -ti'no 

(-te'-). 
an'da  rac. 
an'da  ze„ 
An'des  (-dez),  mts.  S.  Amer.,  -de'an, 

-dine  {or  -din). 
an'de  sin  or  -sine  (-zin),  -site  (-zit), 

-sit'ic  (-zit'-). 
an  di'ra-gua  ca  (-de-). 
and'i  ron  (-urn). 
An  dor'ra,  a  small  repub.  in  Europe, 

-dor'ran. 
an'douille  (anMoo'y'). 


An'do'ver,  t.  Mass.;  t.  N.  H.;  bor. 
Eng. 

an'dra. 

an'dra  dite. 

An'  dras  sy  (on'  dra  she).  Hung. 
statesman. 

An'dre  (-dra  or  -dri),  Major,  Eng. 
spy. 

An'  dre  a    Fer  ra'  ra. 

an'dre  o  lite. 

an  dro  ceph'a  lous. 

an  dreg'  y  ny  (-droj'I-),  -y  nal,-  nal- 
ly,  -y  nism,  -y  nos,  -y  nous,  an'- 
drogyne  (-jIn),  -gy  ne'ity,  -gyn'ia. 

an'droid  or  an  droi'des  (-dez). 

an'dro  lep'si  a,  an'dro  lep^sy. 

An  dr6m'a  che  (-ke).  Myth. 

an  dro  ma'ni  a. 

An  drom'e  da,  Myth.,  Astron.,  an'- 
dro med  or  -mede. 

an  dro  mor'phous. 

an'dron,  -dro  ni'tis. 

An^dro  ni'cus,  Bib. 

an  dro  pet'a  lous. 

an  droph'a  gus,  pi.  -gi  (-jl),  -a- 
gous. 

an'dro  pho'hi  a. 

an'dro  phore,  -droph'o  rous. 

an'  dro  sphinx. 

an'  dro  spore. 

an  drot'o  my,  -o  mous. 

a  near'. 

an'ec  dote,  -do'tal,  -do'tist,  -d6t'ic, 
-ic  al,  -al  !y. 

an  e  lee'  trie,  -trode,  -tro  ton'  ic, 
-trot'o  nus. 

an  el'  y  trous. 

a  ne'mi  a  or  -«<s'-,  a  nem'ic,  -ne'- 
mied,  a  ne'ma  to'sis. 

a  nem'o  chord. 

a  nem'o  gram,  -o  graph,  -grSph'ic, 
an  e  mog'ra  phy,  -mol'o  gy,  -mo- 
log'ic  al,  -mom'e  ter,  -e  try,  -mo- 
met'ric,  -ric  al,  -mo  met'ro  graph, 
-graph'ic,  a  nem'o  scope. 

a  nem'o  ne  or  a  nem'o  ny,  pi.  -o  nies 
(-nez),  an  e  mon'ic,  an  e  moph'- 
i  lous,  A  nem'o  ne,  Bot.  genus. 

an  en  ceph'a  lus,  pi.  -ll,  -ce  pha'li  c, 
-phal'ic  {or  -sef'a  lik),  -ceph'a  loid, 
-a  lous,  -a  ly,  -a  lo  tro'phi  a. 

a  nent'  or  -nenst', 

an  en'te  rous. 


not,  nor,  use,,  up,  tarn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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anguloso  =gibbous 


an  e  pig'ra  phous. 

an  gi  ot'o  my. 

an  ep  i  thym'i  a. 

an'gle    -gled    (-gld),    -gling,    -gler, 

an'e  roid. 

an'gle  wise,  -worm. 

an  er  y  throp'si  a. 

an'gle -bar,    »bead,   =beam,    =bev'el, 

an'e  sis. 

=block,   -brace,    =brack'et,   -brick, 

an  es  the' si  a  {or  -zhi  a)  or  an  as-, 

-cap'i    tal,    -chuck,    -cock,    -dog, 

-si  ant,  -sis,  -thet'ic,  -ic  al  ly 

-i  za'- 

-float,    -i  ron,    -me'ter,    -mo  diF- 

tion,  an  es'the  tize  or  -tise, 

-tized, 

lion,  -plane,  -pod,  -raft'er,  -shades. 

-ti  zing,  -the  tist. 

-splice,  -staff,  -tie,  -valve,  an'gler- 

a  net'ic. 

fish. 

an'eu  rism,  -ris'mal  (-riz'-), 

-mal- 

An'gle,    pi.    An'gles.      One   of   an 

ly,  -mat'ic,  a  neu'ri  a. 

early  Teutonic  tribe,  -gli  an,  -glic. 
An'gli  can,  -ism,  An'gh  can  chant. 

a  new'. 

an  frac'tu  ose    (-6s),   -ous, 

-ous- 

An' gli  ce  (-se). 

ness,  -os'i  ty. 

An'gli  cize  or  -cise,  -cized,  -ci  zing, 

an  ga'ri  a. 

-cism,     -ci     za'tion.     Frequently, 

an'ge  kok  (-ge-)  or  -ga-  (ang'-). 

an'gli  cize. 

an'gel,  an  gel'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  -al- 

An'gli  fy,  -fy  ing,  -fied,  -gli  form, 

ness,  an  gel  oVa  try,  -ol'o  gy. 

-oph'- 

-fi  ca'tion. 

a  ny,     an'  gel  hood,     an'  gel=fish, 

An'glo-A  mer'i  can,  -A'sian,  -A  si- 

-light,  -shot,  -wa  ter,  an'gel' 

3-eyes, 

at'ic,  -Cath'o  lie,  -Ca  thol'i  cism, 

-trum^pets. 

-Chi    nese',     -Dan'ish,     -French, 

in  gel'i  ca,  An  gel'i  ca,  Bot. 

genus. 

-In'di    an,    -I'rish,    -Jap  a  nese', 

'tree,  an  gel'i  co,  an'ge  lin. 

-Nor'man,  -Sax'on,  -Sax'on  dom, 

An  gel'i  cals  (an-). 

-Sax  on'ic,  -Sax'on  ism. 

An  gel'i  can  (an-). 

An  glo  gae'  a  (-je'),  -gas'an. 

kn  gel'i  cate. 

An  glo  ma'ni  a,  -ma'ni  ac,  An'glo- 

An  gel'i  ci  (an-). 

phobe,  -pho'bist,  -pho'bi  a,  -ph5'- 

An  ge'lique'  (an  zha  lek'), 

an  ge- 

bic. 

lique'  (-lek'),  a  tree. 

An  go'la    cat,  A.  pea,  A.  seed,  A. 

an'ge  li'to  (an  ha  le'to). 

weed. 

an'gel  ize  (-jel-). 

an'gor. 

Ang'eln  (ang'-),  dist.  Prus. 

an  go'ra,  Hght  wool  fabric. 

An'ge  lo. 

An  go'ra   cat,  A.  goat,  A.  wool. 

an'ge  lot  (-je-). 

An  gos  tu'  ra    (an   gos    too'ra),    t. 

an'ge  lus. 

Venez. 

an'ger,  -ing,  -gered. 

an  gos  tu'ra  bark  (iing  gos  too'ra). 

An  gers'  (on'zha'),  c.  Fr. 

an'gry,  -gri  ly,  -gri  ness. 

An'ge  vin  or  -vine. 

an  guic'u  lae",  -u  lar. 

an'gi  li'wood  or  an'gel  y-. 

An'gui  fer. 

an  gi'na  {or  an'-),  an'gi  nal, 

-noid, 

an'gui  form. 

-nose  (-nos),  -nous. 

an  guil'li  form,  -guil'hd,  -guil'lous. 

an''gi  o  car'pi  an,  -pous. 

an  guil'lule,  -guil'lu  lid,  -lu  loid. 

an'gi  0  mon'o  sper'mous. 

an'guine,  -guin'e  al,  -e  ous. 

an'gi  0  neu  ro'sis,  -rot'ic. 

an'gui  ped  or  -pede. 

an'gi  0  pa  ral'y  sis,  -par'e  sis 

an'guish  (-gwish),  -guished. 

an'gi  0  sar  co'ma,  pi.  -co'ma 

ta. 

an'gu  lar,  -lar  ly,  -lar  ness,  -lar'i  ty. 

an'gi  0  scope. 

an'gu  lose  (-los),  -gu  lous,  -los'i  ty. 

an  gi  o'sis. 

an'gu  late,  -la'ted,  -la  ting,  -late  ly. 

an'gi  0  spasm. 

-la'tion. 

an'gi  o  sperm,    -sper'mal,     - 

mous, 

an'  gu  la'  to -gib'  bous,  -sin'  u  ous, 

-ma  tons,  -os'po  rous. 

an'  gu  lo-den'  tate,    an  gu  lo'  so- 

an  gi  0  sto'ma  tous,    -os'to 

mous. 

gib'bous. 

fate,   f3.t,    far,    fall,   fare,    fast,   sofa,    mete,   met,   her,   ice,   in,    note. 


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anno  urbis  conditae 


an  gu  lifer  ous. 

an !  sog'na  thous. 

an'gu  li  nerved. 

an  I  sog'y  nous  (-soj'-). 

an  gu  lom'e  ter. 

a  ni'so  mgr'ic. 

an'gu  lus,  pi.  It,  AnaL,  An'gu  lus. 

an  i  som'er  ous. 

Zool.  genus. 

a  ni'so  met'ric  {or  an^-). 

an  gus'tate,  -ta'tion. 

a  ni'so  me  tro'pi  a,  -trop'ic. 

an  gus'ti  clave,  -ti  fo'li  ate,  -ti  ros'- 

a  ni  so  pet'a  lous  {or  an'-),  -soph'- 

trate. 

yl  lous  or  -so  phyl'lous. 

an  gwdn  ti'ho  (-te'-). 

a  ni  so  pleu'ral,  -rous. 

an  har  mon'ic. 

a  ni  so  pog'o  nous. 

an  he'dron,  pi.  -drons  or  -dra,  -dral. 

an  i  sop'ter  ous. 

an  he  la'tion. 

a  ni  so  stem'o  nous  {or  an'-). 

an  hi  dro'sis  or  an  i-,  -drot'ic. 

a  ni  so  sthen'ic  {or  an'-). 

an'hl  ma,  An'hl  ma,  Ornith.  genus. 

an  i  sot'ro  py,  -ro  pous,  a  ni'so- 

an  hin'ga. 

trope,  -trop'ic. 

an  his'tous. 

an  i  trog'e  nous  (-troj'-). 

anhy'drate,  -dra'tion,  -dre'mi  a  or 

an  i  u'ma. 

-drae-,  -drid  or  -dride  {or  -dride), 

an  jee'la. 

-drous. 

An  jou'  (on'zhoo'),  former  Fr.  prov. 

a'ni  (a'ne). 

an'ker,  -ite. 

an  i  el'lid,  -loid. 

dnkh. 

an'il,  a  plant,  a  nil'la. 

an'kle,    -klet,  -kled  (-kid),  an'kle- 

an'Ile  {or  -ile),  feeble,  a  nil'i  ty. 

bone,      -boot,      -clo'nus,      -deep. 

an'i  IJne,  -i  llde  {or  -lide),  a  nil'i  a, 

-jack,  -jerk,  -joint,  -re'flex,  -tie. 

-nil'ic. 

an'kus  or  kush. 

an'i  ma,  pi.  -mce,  -mal  ly. 

an'ky  lose  (-los),  -lo'sis,  -lot'ic,  -lot'- 

anl  mad  vert',  -vert'ed,  -vert'ing, 

o  mus,  -kyl'o  tome. 

-vert'er,  -ver'sive,  -sive  ness,  -ver'- 

an'laut  (an  lout). 

sion. 

an'na,    a   coin;    an'na,    an    animal; 

an'i  mal,    -ness,    ism,    -ist,    -is'tic. 

An'na,  a  proper  name. 

-mal'i  ty,   -i  cul'ture,   -mal'cu  la, 

an'nal,  -nals,  -nal  ist,  -is'tic. 

-cu  IcB,  -cu  lar,  -cule,  -cu  line,  -cu- 

An  na   mese'  or  A   nam  ese'  (or 

lism,  -cu  list,  -cu  lum,  pi.  -cu  la, 

-mez),  An'nam  ite  or  A' nam. 

an'i  mal=clutch,  »flow  er,  -trap. 

an'nat  or  -nate. 

an'i  ma  liv'o  rous. 

an  nat'to.     See  arnatto. 

an'i  malize,  -ized,  -izing,  -Iza'tion. 

an  neal'  or  a  neal',  -er,  -ing,  -nealed'. 

an  i  mas'tic. 

an    neal'ing-arch,     -box,     -col'or. 

an'i  mate,  -ness,  -ma  ted,  -ted  ly, 

-fur'nace,  -lamp,  -ov'en,  -pot. 

-ma  ting,  -ting  ly,  -tive,  -tor,  -ma- 

an nec'tent. 

ter,  -ma'tion. 

an'ne  lid  or  -lide,  -lism,  -loid,  -nel'i- 

an'i  me. 

dan,  -nel'i  dous,  -ne-lid'i  an. 

an'i  min  or  -mine. 

an  nex',   -nexed,   -nex  ing,   -a'tion. 

an'i  mism,  -mist,  -mis'tic. 

-tion  al,  -tion  ist,  an  nex',  n.  {or 

an  i  mos'i  ty,  an'i  raose  (-mos),  an'- 

an'-),  pi.  -nex  es. 

i  mus. 

an'ni  cut  or  an'i-. 

an  i  rid'i  a. 

an  ni'hi  late,  -la  ted,  -la  ting,  -tive. 

an'ise,  -i  sate,  -i  so'ic,  a  nis'ic,  an'i- 

-tor,  -to  ry,  -la  ble,  -la'tion,  -tion- 

seed  or  an'ise=seed,  an  i  sette',  an'- 

ism,  -tion  ist. 

ise=cam  phor,  -tree. 

an  ni  ver'sa  ry. 

an'i  so  co'ri  a. 

an'no  da  ted. 

a  ni  so  dac'tyl  or  -tyle  (-til),  -tyl'ic. 

an'no   Dom'i  nl. 

-dac'ty  lous. 

an'no   heg'i  rcB  or  hej'-  (hej'i-  or  he- 

a  ni'so  d6nt  or  an'i-. 

ji'-),  a.  mun'dl,  a.  ur'his  con'di  Ice. 

n6t,  nor,  use,  iip,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fdbt,  ajnger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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anteprostatic 


an  nom  i  na'tion. 

an  os'mi  a,  -os  mat'ic. 

an'no  tate,  -ta  ted,  -ta  ting,  -ta  tor, 

anoth'er(-{ith'-). 

-ta'tion,  -no'ta  to  ry. 

a  not'ta.     See  arnotto. 

an'no  tine,  -not'i  nous. 

an  ox  e'mi  a  or  -s'mi  a. 

an  not'to.     See  arnotto. 

an'sa,  pi.  -see,  an'sate,  -sa  ted,  -sa'- 

an     nounce',     -ment,     -nounced', 

tion. 

-noun'cing,  -cer. 

an'sar,  -sa'ri  an. 

an  noy',   -ing,    -ing   ly,    -ing   ness, 

An'ser,  -ser  a'nas,  An'se  res  (-rez), 

-noy'er,  -ance,  -ment,  -noyed'. 

an'se  ra  ted,  -ser  Ine,  -ser  ous. 

an  nil  aire'  (-air'). 

an'swer  (an'-  or  an'ser),   -er,  -ing, 

an'nu  al,  -al  ist,  -al  ly,  -a  ry,  an  nu'- 

-ing  ly,  -a  ble,  -a  ble  ness,  -a  bly. 

i  ty,  -i  tant. 

-less,  -less  ly,  -swered. 

an  nul',  -nulled',  -nul'ling,  -ment. 

ant,  ant'bear,  =bird,  =catch  er,  =cow. 

an'nu  lar,  -lar  ly,  -la  ry,  -ISr'i  ty, 

■=eat  er,  =egg,  «hill,  =hil  lock,  -king, 

an'nu  lar  gear. 

=li  on,  -shrike,  -thrush,  -tree,  -wart, 

an'nu  late,  -la  ted,  -la'tion. 

-worm,  -wren,  ant's^wood. 

an'nu  let. 

an'ta,  pi.  -tcB. 

an'nu  lus,  pi.  41. 

ant  ac'id  (-as'sid),  -ac'rid. 

an  nun'ci  ate  (-shI-  or  -si-),  -a  ted. 

ant  ad'i  form. 

-a  ting,  -a  tor,  -to  ry,   -a'tion,  an- 

Antae'us,  Myth. 

nun  ci  a'tion    li'ly.     An  nun  ci  a'- 

an tag'  o  ni'ze,     -nized,     -ni    zing', 

tion,  a  religious  festival. 

-o  nism,   -o  nist,   -nis'tic,   -tic  al, 

an'nus  de  lib  er  an'dl,  a.  ml  rah'i  lis. 

-al  ly,  -ni  za'tion. 

an  0  car'pous. 

an'tal. 

an  0  ca  thar'tic. 

an  tal'gic. 

an'ode,  -o  dal,  a  nod'ic,  an'o  don. 

ant  al'ka  \\    {or  -li),     -ka  line    {or 

An'o  don,  Zool.  genus. 

-hne). 

an'o  dyne,  a  nod'y  nous. 

ant  am  bu  la'cral. 

an  o  e'ma. 

ant  an  ac'la  sis  {or  -cla'sis) . 

an  o  et'ic. 

ant'aph  ro  dis'i  ac    (-diz'i  ak),  or 

an  0  gen'ic. 

an  ti  aph-ro  dit'ic. 

a  noint',  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  -ment. 

ant  ap  o  plec'tic. 

a  nom'a  list,  -a  lism,  -lis'tic,  -tic  al. 

Ant  arc  ta'li  an. 

-al  ly. 

ant  arc'tic. 

a  nom'a  lo  ceph'a  lus. 

An  ta'res  (-rez). 

a  nom'a  lous,  -lous  ly,  -lous  ness. 

ant  ar  thrit'ic  or  an  ti  ar-. 

a  nom'a  ly. 

ant  asth   mat'ic  (-ast-  or  -as-  or 

An  o  mcB'an  or  -me'an,  -me'an  ism. 

-az-). 

a  n6n'. 

antatroph'ic(-tr6f'-). 

a  non'y  mous,  -ly,  -ness,  -mun'cule, 

an'te,    -cham'ber,    -chap'el,   -choir, 

an'o  nym. 

-church,    -com  mun'  ion,  -cox'  al. 

an  o'pi  a. 

-cur'sor,  -curv'a  ture,  -date,  -da- 

an'op sy. 

ted,  -da  ting,  -di  lu'vi  al,  -vi  an. 

an  o  rex'i  a  or  an'o  rex  y,  -rec'tous. 

-dor'sal,   -fix,  pi.  fix  es,  -flec'ted, 

-rec'tic. 

-flec'tion,  -flexed,  -grade,  -lo  ca'- 

an  or'ga  na,  -ga  nism,  -gan'ic,  -ga- 

tion,  -ju  ra  men' turn,  -lu'can,  -me- 

nog'no  sy,    -nog'ra  phy,    -ga  nol'- 

rid'i  an,  -mun'dane,  -mu'ral,  -na'- 

ogy- 

ri  al,  -na'tal,  -nave,  -nup'tial,  -oc'- 

a  nor'mal,  -mal'i  ty. 

u  lar,  -or'bit  al,  -pag'ment,  -pas'- 

an  or'thic,  -or'thite,  -thit'ic. 

chal  (-kal),  -pec'tus,  -pen'di  urn, 

a  nor'tho  clase. 

pi.  -di  a,  -port,  -po  si'tion  (-zish'- 

an  or  tho'pi  a,  -or'tho  scope. 

un),  -pran'di  al,  -pre  dic'a  ment, 

a  nor'tho  site. 

-pre  ton'ic,  -pros'tate,  -pros  tat'ic. 

fate,   f3.t,    far,   fall,    fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,   mgt,   her,   ice,   in,    note. 


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antifriction 


-ro  lat'er  al,  -room,  -ro  pa  ri'e  tal, 

-ro  pos  te'ri  or,  -ster'num,  -stom'- 

ach   (-stum'ak),    -tem'ple,     -type, 

-ven'ient,  ver'sion,  -vert,  -vert'ed. 
an'te=act,  'UdUl,  -Ni'cene. 
an'le  bel'lum,  a.  lu'cem,   a.  me  rid'i- 

em,  a.  mor'tem. 
an^te  bra'chi  al  or  an  ti  brach'i  al 

(-brak'-). 
an  te  cede',  -ced'ed,  -ced'ing,  -ced'- 

ence,  -en  cy,  -ent,  -ent  ly,  -ces'sor. 
an  te'cians  or  an  toe'-  (-shanz). 
an'te  lope,  -lo  pine,  -lo'pi  an. 
ant  e  met'ic. 
an  ten'na,  pi.  -nae,  -ten'nal,  -na  ry, 

-nate,  -ni  form,  -nule,  -nu  la,  pi. 

-lae,  -lar,  -la  ry,  -nif'er  ous. 
an^te  pe  nult'  {or  -pe'nult),  -nul'ti- 

mate,  -nuUti  ma. 
ant  eph  I  dl'tic. 
ant'ep  i  lep'tic,  -tic  al. 
an  te'ri  or,  -or  ly,  -6r'i  ty. 
ant  he'li  on  {or  an  the'-  or  -hel'- 

yun),  pi.  -li  a. 
ant'he  lix  {or  an'the-),  pi.  ant  hel- 

i  ces  (ant  hel'-  or  an  thel'i  sez). 
an  thel  min'tic  or  -thic. 
an'the m,  -wise. 
an  the' mi  on,  pi.  -mi  a,  --frieze  (=frez), 

=mold  ing. 
ant''hem  or  rhag'ic  (-raj'-). 
an'ther,  -al,  -id,  -oid,  -the  rid'i  al, 

-rid'i  an,  -i  um,  pi.  -i  a,  -ther  if- 

er  ous,  -ther'i  form  or  an'-,  -ther- 

og'e  nous  (-oj'),  -o  zo'id,  -zo'oid. 
An  thes  te'ri  on,  -te'ri  a. 
an  tho  cy'a    nin    or    -nine,    -tho- 

cy'an. 
an  thog'ra  phy. 
an'thoid. 
an  thol'o  gy,  -o  gist,  -y  sis,  -tho  log'- 

ic  al. 
an' tho  rism,  -ris'mus  (-riz'-). 
an'thra  cite,  -ci'  tous,  -cit'ic,  -cif- 

er  ous. 
an'thra  co  man'cy. 
an  thra  com'e  ter,  -co  met'ric. 
an  thrac'o  nite  or  -o  lite. 
an  thra  pur'pu  rin. 
an'thrax,  pi.  -thra  ces  (-sez),  -thra- 

coid,  -thrac'ic  (-thras'-),  An'thrax, 

Entom. 
an^thro  po  cen'tric. 


i  an'  thro  po  gen'  e  sis,   -ge  net'  ic, 

j       -gen'ic,  -pog'e  nist  (-poj'-),  -e  ny. 

I  an'thro  po  glot. 

i  an  thro  pog'ra  phy. 

'  an'thro  poid,  -poid'al. 

\  an  thro  pol'a  try. 

\  an  throp'o  lite,  -thro  po  lith'ic. 

an  thro  pol'o  gy,  -o  gist,  -po  log'- 
!       ic,  -ic  al. 

an'thro  po  man^cy. 

an  thro  pom'e  try,  -e  ter,  -po  met'- 
ric, -ric  al,  -al  ly. 

An'thro  po  mor'pha,  an'thro  po  mor'- 
phic,  -phic  al,  -al  ly,  -po  mor'- 
phism,  -mor'  phist,  -mor'phous, 
-mor'phite,  -phit'ic,  -ic  al,  -mor' 
phit  ism. 

an'  thro  po  mor'  phize,  -phized, 
-phi  zing,  -mor  phol'o  gy,  -pho'sis, 
-pho  the'ist. 

an  thro  pon'o  my,  -po  nom'ic  al. 

an  thro  pop'  a  thy,  -po  path'  ic, 
-ic  al,  -al  ly,  -pop'a  thism,  -a  thite. 

an  thro  poph'a  gus,  pi.  -gi  (-ji),  -po- 
phag'ic  (-faj'-),  -ic  al,  -poph  a- 
gin'i  an,  -poph'a  gism  (-jizm), 
-a  gy,  -a  gite,  -a  gous  (-gus). 

an  thro  pos'o  phy,  -o  phist,  -pot'- 
o  my,  -o  mist,  -po  tom'ic  al. 

ant  hyp  not'ic. 

ant'hyp  o  chon'dri  ac. 

ant  hy  poph'o  ra  {or  an  thy-). 

ant  hys  tSr'ic, 

an'ti-.  This  Greek  prefix,  signify- 
ing opposed  to,  against,  answering 
to,  equal  to,  and  over  against,  is 
used  with  many  words,  an'ti  al- 
bu'mate,  -bab  y  lo'ni  an  ism, 
-bac'chic  (-kik),  -bac  chi'us,  pi. 
-chi'i,  -bac  te'ri  al,  -ba  sil'i  can 
(-zil'-),  -bil'ious,  -ti  bi  ot'ic,  -car- 
niv'o  rous,  -ca  tar'rhal,  -cau  sod'- 
ic,  -cau  sot'ic,  -caus'tic,  -chris'- 
tian,  -clas'tic,  -cli'max,  -cli'nal, 
-cline,  -con  ta'gious,  -con  vul'sive, 
-cor  ro'sive  (-civ),  -cos  met'ic 
(-koz-),  -cy'  clone,  -cy  clon'ic,  -cy- 
clon'  ic  al  ly,  -dac  tyl,  -dem  o- 
crat'  ic,  -dem  o  crat'  ic  al,  -dys- 
en  ter'ic,  -dy  su'ric. 

an'tJ  fat,  -feb'rile  {or  -fe'-),  -feb'- 
rine  {or  -fe'-),  -fed'eral,  -fer'ment, 
-far  ment'a  five,   -foul'ing,   -fric'- 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  tirn,  etiide,  food,  fdot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 
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antipatriarch 


tion,  -ga  lac'tic,  -he  lix,  -hem  or- 
rhag'ic  (-raj'-),  -hy'lo  ist,  -hyp- 
not'ic,  -hyp  o  chon'dri  ac  (-kon'-), 
-hy  poph'o  ra,  -hys  tgr'ic,  -li  bra'- 
tion,  -lith'ic,  -loe'mic,  -log'a  rithm 
(or  -rithm),  -log  a  rith'mic,  -lu- 
et'ic,  -lys'sic,  -lyt'ic,  -ma  ni'a  cal, 
-ma'son  ry,  -mes'mer  ist  (-mez'-), 
-mne  mon'ic,  -mo  nar'chic  (-kik), 
-mo  nar'chic  al,  -mon'arch  ist, 
-mo  nop'o  ly,  -mo  nop'o  list,  -m6r'- 
al  ist,  -my  cot'ic,  -nat'u  ral,  -neph- 
rit'ic, 

an  t!  pa'pal,  -pa  pis'tic  al,  -pa,r'- 
al  lei,  -pa.r^a  lyt'ic,  -pa.r^a  lyt'ic  al, 
-par  a  sit'ic,  -pa  thet'ic,  -pa  thet'- 
ic  al,  -pa  tri  ot'ic  (or  -pat-),  -pe- 
dun'cu  lar,  -pep'tone,  -pe  ri  od'ic, 
-pes  ti  len'tial,  -pet'a  lous,  -phlo- 
gis'tian  (-chan),  -phlo  gis'tic, 
-pho  net'ic,  -phon'ic,  -phon'ic  al, 
-pho  to  gen'ic,  -phthis'ic,  -phys'ic, 
-phys'ic  al,  -poi^son  (-zn),  -pole, 
-pope,  -pri'mer,  -pru  rit'ic,  -pu- 
tre  fac'tive,  -pu  tres'cent,  -ra'cer, 
-re  mon'  strant,  -rent',  -rent'er, 
-sab  ba  ta'ri  an,  -scrip'tur  al, 
-slav'er  y,  -slav'er  y  ism,  -so'cial, 
-so'cial  ist,  -so'lar,  -spas  mod'ic 
(-spaz-),  -trust,  -type,  -typ'ic,  An'- 
ti  christ,  An  ti  ma'son,  -ma  son'- 
ic. 

an^ti-ac'id,  -al  bu'mose  (-mos),  -an- 
ar'chic  (-kik),  -aph  ro  dis'i  ac 
(-diz'-),  -ar  thrit'ic,  -asth  mat'ic 
(»ast-  or  as-  or  az-),  -at  tri'tion, 
-e  met'ic,  -en  thu  si  as'tic  (-zi-), 
-eph  i  al'tic,  -ep  i  lep'tic,  -e  pis'- 
co  pal,  -ev  an  gel'i  cal  {or  -e  van-), 
-gal'li  can,  =ic  t&r'ic,  -in'crus  ta^- 
tor,  -in  duc'tion,  -Jac'o  bin,  -Jac'- 
o  bin  ism,  -Le  comp'ton,  -ma- 
chine, -Ne  bras'ka,  -or  gas'tic, 
-trade  or  an'ti  traded  An  ti- 
Fed  er  al,  -Fed  er  al  ism, -Fed  er- 
al  ist,  -Sem'ite,  -Sem'it  ic,  -Sem'i- 
tism. 

an'ti  ar,    -ti  a  rin   or   -rine. 

An'ti  burgh  er. 

an'tic,  -ness. 

an^ti  ca  chec'tic  (-kek'-). 

an  ti  car'di  um,  -di  ac. 

antich'thon (-tik'-),  pi.  -thones  (-nez). 


an  tic'i  pate  (-tis'-),  -pa  ted,  -pa- 
ting,  -pa  tive,  -tive  ly,  -pa  tor, 
-to'ry,  -i  pant,  -i  pa'tion. 

an  tl'cum,   pi.  -ca,  -ti'cous, 

An'ti  die  o  ma'ri  an  ite. 

An  ti  dor'cas. 

an  ti  do'ron. 

an'  ti  dote,  -ism,  -do'tal,  -tal  ly, 
-do'ta  ry,  -dot'ic  al,  -al  ly. 

an  tig'e  ny  (-tij'-). 

An  ti  gna'na  (an  teen  ya'na). 

An  tig'o  ne.  Myth. 

An  tig'o  nus,  Maced.  gen. 

an  tig'o  rite. 

an'ti  graph,  -tig'ra  phy. 

an  ti  grop'e  16s  {or  -loz). 

An  ti'gua  (an  te'ga),  isl.  and  prov. 
Brit.  W.  I. 

an  ti  gug'gler. 

an'ti  le  gom'e  na. 

An  til  les  (an  til'lez  or  on'tel'), 
isl.  W.  I.,  -til  le'an. 

an  ti  lo'bi  um. 

an  til'o  gy,  pi.  -gies  (-jiz),  -o  gous. 

An  til'D  pe,  an  til'o  pine. 

an'ti  ma  cas'sar. 

an'ti  mask. 

an  ti  men'si  um. 

an'ti  mere,  -mer'ic,  an  tim'e  rism. 

an  ti  me'ri  a. 

an'ti  me  tab'o  le,  -me  tath'e  sis. 

an  ti  mo'ni  al,  -mo'ni  ate,  -ni  a'- 
ted. 

an'ti  mon  soon'. 

an'ti  mo  ny,  -mo  nide  or  -nide, 
-mo  nite,  -mo  nous,  -mon'ic,  -mo- 
nif'er  ous,  -mo'ni  ous,  -mo  ni'u- 
ret,  -u  ret  ed  or  -u  ret  ted,  an'ti- 
mo  ny-blende',  -bloom',  -fur'nace, 
-glance'. 

an'ti  node. 

an  tin'o  my,  -o  mist,  -ti  no'mi  an, 
-an  ism,  -nom'ic,  -ic  al. 

An'ti  o  chi'a  (-ki'a),  Bib. 

An  ti'o  chis  (-kis),  Bib. 

An  ti'o  chus  (-kus).  King  of  Syr., 
-ti  6'chi  an  (-kl-),  -an  ism. 

an'ti  o  d6nt,  -don  tal'gic. 

an'ti  p^r'a  be' ma,  pi.  -ma  ta. 

An'ti  pasch  (-pask). 

An  tip'a  ter.  Bib. 

an  tip'a  thy. 

an  ti  pa'tri  arch  (-ark). 


fate,    f3.t,   far,   fall,    fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,    her,   ice.   In,    note, 


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apeak 


an'tiperis'tasis,  -peristal' sis,  -istal'- 

An  to  si  an'dri  an. 

tic,  -i  stat'ic. 

an  trorse',  -trorse'ly,  -tror'si  form. 

An  tiph'o  lus,  Shak. 

an'trum,  pi.  -tra,  -tral. 

an'ti  phon  or  -phone,  -tiph'o  nal, 

an  trus'ti  on,  -ship. 

-nal  ly,  -o  na  ry,  -o  ny,  pi.  -o  nies, 

A  nu'bis,  an  Egyptian  deity,     a  nu'- 

-o  non,  pi.  -o  na.    An'ti  phon,  Gr. 

bis,  a  baboon. 

orator. 

A  nu'ra  or  -nou'ra,  a  nu'ran. 

an  tiph'ra  sis,    -ti  phras'tic,    -tic  al, 

a  nu'ri  a,  an  u  re'sis,  -ret'ic,  a  nu'- 

-al  ly. 

rous,  an'u  ry. 

an  ti  plis'tic. 

a'nus.     A'nus,  Bib. 

an'ti  pode,  pi.  an  tip'o  des  (-dez  or 

an'vil,  an'vil -block,  -cup'per,  -dross, 

an'ti  podes),  an  tip'o  dal,   -o  dism. 

-vise  (-vis). 

-o  dist,  -o  de'an,  -ti  pod'ic,  -ic  al. 

anx  i'  e  ty    (ang  zi'  e  ty),    anx'ious 

an'ti  point. 

(ank'shus),  -ious  ly,  -ious  ness. 

an'ti  prism. 

a'ny  (e'ny),   -bod'y,    -how,   -thing, 

an  ti  pros'tate,  -tat'ic. 

-way,    -ways,    -where,    -whith   er, 

an  tip  to' sis. 

-wise,   a'ny   one,    -thing  a'ri   an, 

an  ti  py'rin  or  -rine,  py  ret'ic  (-pi'-). 

-thing  a'ri  an  ism. 

an  ti  qua'ri  an,  -an  ism,  -ri  um,  pi. 

A  o'ni  an  (a  6'-). 

-ri  a,  an'ti  qua  ry. 

a'o  rist,  -ris'tic,  -tic  al  ly. 

an'  ti  quate,    -qua^  ted,    -ted  ness. 

a  6r'ta,  pi.  -tae,  -tal,  -tic,  -ti'tis. 

-qua'tion,  -tiq'ui  ty  (-tik'-). 

a  os'mic. 

an  tique'  (-teek'),  -ly,  -ness,  -tiqued' 

A  os'ta  (a  os'ta),  t.  It. 

(-teekt). 

a'ou  dad  (a'ob  dad). 

an  ti  rab'ic. 

a'oul  (a'dol). 

an'ti  sc6r  bu'tic,  -tic  al. 

a   ou  trance'  (a  oo  trSns'). 

an  ti  sep'a  lous. 

a  pace'. 

an  ti  sep'sis,  -sep'tic,  -tic  al  ly,  -sep'- 

A  pa'  Che    (a  pa'  cha),    pi.    -ches 

ti  cist,  -sep'ti  cize,  -cized,  -ci  zing, 

(-chaz),     A  pa'  che,     co.     Ariz., 

-sep'tion. 

A  pach'e-plume  {or  a  pa'cha-). 

an'ti  spast,  -spas'tic. 

a   pa  e  si  (a.  pa  a'ze). 

an  ti  sple  net'ic  or  -splen'e  tic. 

ap  a  go'ge   (-je), -gog'ic   (-g6j'-), 

an  tis'ta  sis. 

-ic  al. 

An  tis'the  nes  (-nez),  Gr.  philos. 

a  pan'thro  py. 

an  tis'tro  phe,  -tro  phal,  -ti  stroph'ic, 

ap'ar  or  ap'a  ra. 

-ic  al  ly. 

a  ^are'70  (a  pa  ra'ho). 

an  tis'tro  phon. 

ap  a  rith  me' sis. 

an  ti  stru'mous,  -mafic. 

a    part',     -ment,     -men'tal,     -ness, 

an'ti  syph  i  lit'ic. 

a  part'ment -house. 

an  tith'e  sis,  -ti  thet'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly. 

a   par'te  an'te. 

an'ti  trin  i  ta'ri  an,  -ism. 

a  par'te  post. 

an'ti  type,  -ty'  pal,  -typ'ic,  -ic  al. 

ap  ar  thro'sis,  -thro'di  al. 

-al  ly,  an  tit'y  py. 
an'ti  vac  ci  na'tion  ist,  -vac'cin  ist. 

ap  as'tron. 

ap'a  tet'  ic 

an'ti  va  ri'o  lous. 

ap'a  thy,     -thist,     -thet'ic,     -ic  al, 

an  ti  ve'lum,  pi.  -la,  -ve'lar. 

-al  ly. 
ap'a  tite. 

an  ti  zym'ic,  -zy  mot'ic  (-zi-). 

ant'ler,  -lered,  ant'ler-moth. 

Ap  a  tu'ri  a. 

ant  oc'u  lar. 

ape,  -dom,  -hood,  -let,  aped,  ap'ing. 

an^to  no  ma' si  a   (-ma'zhJ  a),  -mas'- 

-ish,  -ish  ly,  -ish  ness,  -er,  -er  y, 

tic,  -tic  al,  -al  ly 

ape'  -bab  oon',    -man,    apes'-  on- 

an'to  nym. 

horse'back,  a  plant. 

ant  or'bi  tal. 

a  peak'. 

n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  iirn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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apolaustic 


A  pel'les  (-lez),  Gr.  painter;  Bih. 

A'pi  a  (a'pe  a),  harbor  Samoa. 

a  pel'lous. 

a   pi  a  ce're  (a  pe  a  cha'ra). 

Ap  e  man'tus,  Shak. 

a'pi  a  ry,  -a  rist,  -pi  cul  ture,  -tur  ist, 

Ap'en  nine. 

-pi  ol'o  gy,  -o  gist,  a'pi  an,  a  pi  a'- 

apep'sia  or  a  pep'sy. 

ri  an,  a  piv'o  rous. 

aper  fu'  (a^par'soo'). 

ip'i  cal,  -cal  ly,  -ca  ted,  ap  i  cil'la  ry. 

ap  e  re' a. 

Api'cian  (-pish'an). 

a  pe'ri  ent,  a  per'i  tive. 

a  pic'u  late,  -la  ted,  -u  lus,  pi.  -u  li. 

a  pe^ri  od'ic. 

a  piece'. 

■a  p6r'i  sper'mic,  -sper'mous. 

a  pil'a  ry. 

ap  er  tom'e  ter. 

ap'i  noid. 

ap'er  ture. 

ap'i  oid. 

a  pet'a  lous,  -ness. 

ap'i  ol  {or  a'pi-). 

a'pex,  pi.  a'pex  es  or  ap'i  ces  (-sez), 

A'pis,  Egypt.  Myth.;  Entom.  genus, 

-beat. 

Ap'i  dse. 

a  pha'gi  a. 

a  pish'a  more. 

aph'a  nite,  -nit'ic,  -nis'tic,  a  phan'i- 

a  pla'si  a  {or  -zhi  a),  -plas'tic. 

tism. 

a  pla  Us  seur'  (-te  ser'). 

aph  a  noz'y  gous. 

ap'lite. 

aph  a  ryn'ge  al. 

a'plomh'  (a  ploh'). 

a  pha'si  a  (-zhi  a),  a  pha'sic  (-zik), 

ap  lus'tre  {or  -ter) . 

-si  ac  (-zi  ak). 

a  poh'a  tes  (-tez),  pi.  -tee. 

aph  e  lex'i  a. 

ap'o  blast. 

a  phe'li  on  {or  -fel'yun),  pi.  -li  a, 

a  poc'a  lypse,  -lyp'tist,  -tic,  -tic  al, 

-li  an. 

-al  ly,  -ti  cism. 

a  pheli  o  trop'ic,  -ic  al  ly,  -ot'ro- 

ap  o  car'pous. 

pism. 

ap'o  ca  tas'ta  sis. 

a  phe'mi  a,  -ph6m'ic. 

ap  0  chro  mat'ic,  -chro'ma  tism. 

a  phen'ge  scope  (-je-). 

a  poc'o  pate,  -pa  ted,  -pa'tion. 

a  phSr'e  sis  or  -phaer'-,  aph  e  ret'ic, 

a  poc'o  pe,  A  poc'o  pe,  Zool.  genus. 

-ic  al  ly. 

ap  o  cren'ic. 

aph'e  sis. 

A  poc're  5s. 

aph'e  ta,  a  phet'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  aph'- 

ap  0  cris'i  a  ry  or  a  poc'ri  sa  ry. 

e  tize,  -tized,  -ti  zing,  -tism. 

a  poc'ry  pha.     As  a  collection  of  the 

A  phi'ah,  Bib. 

fourteen  books  subjoined   to  the 

aph'id,  aph'i  did,  a  phid'i  an,  -i  ous, 
aph  i  diph'a  gous  (-dif-),  -i  div'- 

Old   Testament  it   is   capitalized. 

-ry  phal,  -phal  ist,  -phal  ly,  -phal- 

o  rous,  a'phis-fly,  4i^on,  -su  gar. 

ness. 

aph  lo  gis'tic. 

ap'6d  or  -ode,  -o  dal,  -o  dan,  -o  dous. 

a  pho'  nia,    -phon'ic,    aph'  o  nous, 

ap  o  dic'tic  or  -delc'tic,  -tic  al,  -al  ly, 

-o  ny. 

ap  0  dix'is. 

a  pho'ri  a. 

a  pod'o  sis. 

aph'o  rism,  -o  rist,  -ris'tic,  -tic  al, 

ap'o  dy  te'  ri  um    {or  a  p6d'y-),  pi. 

-al   ly,    aph'o   ris   mat'ic     (-riz-), 

-te'ri  a. 

-ris'mic,  aph'o  rize,  -rized,  -ri  zing. 

a  pog'a  my,  -a  mous,  -mous  ly,  ap  o- 

Aph  ro  dt'le,  Myth.     As  a  variety  of 

gam'ic. 

meerschaum,   and  as  a  chemical 

ap'o  gee    (-je),  -ge'al,  -ge'an,   -ge'- 

term,  it  is  notcapitalized.    Aph  ro- 

ic. 

dis'i  a    (-diz'-),   Myth.,   aph   ro- 

ap''o  ge  0  trop'ic,  -ge  ot'ro  pism. 

dis'i  a,  Med.,  -i  ac,  -i  an,  -di'tous. 

ap'o  graph. 

aph  thar'to  do  ce'toe,  -ce'tism. 

ap'o  Jove. 

aph'thong,  -thon'gal. 

a  po'lar. 

aphyl'lous  (or  af'il-). 

ap  0  laus'tic. 

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133 


appointor 


A   pol'lo,    -pol'line,  -li'no   (-le'no), 

-li  na'ri  an,   -an  ism,  -na'rist,  Ap- 

ol  lo'ni  an,  -lin'ic,  -lon'ic. 
A  p611'yon  {or  a  pol'ly  on). 
ap'o  logue. 
a  pol'o  gy,  -o  gist,  -o  gize,  -gized, 

-gi   zing,    -gi   zer,    -get'ic,    -ic   al, 

-al  ly,  -get'ics. 
ap^o  me  com'e  try,  -com'e  ter. 
ap  o  neu  ro'sis,  -rot'ic,  -rot'o  my. 
ap  o  pemp'tic. 
ap  o  phan'tic. 
a  poph'a  sis. 
a  poph'y  ge. 
a  poph'y  sis,  pi.  y  ses  (-sez),  -y  sa^ry, 

-y  sate,  ap  o  phys'i  al  (-flz'). 
ap'o  plex  y,  -plec'tic,  -tic  al,  -plec'- 

ti  form. 
a  po'ri  a,  pi.  -ri  a. 
Ap  o  ro'sa,  ap'o  rose  (-ros), 
a  port'. 

ap'o  si  o  pe'sis,  -pet'ic. 
ap  o  sit'i  a,  -sit'ic. 
a  pos'ta  sy,  -tate,  -ta  tize,  -tized, 

-ti  zing,  ap^o  stat'ic  al. 
a   pos  te  ri  o'rl. 
a  pos'til  or  -tille. 
a  pos'tle    (-pos'l),    -ship,    -to   late, 

ap  OS  tol'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  -al  ness, 

-tol'i   cism,    -to   lic'i   ty,   apostle - 

mug,  «spoon. 
Ap  OS  to'li  an,  A  pos'to  line. 
a  pos'tro  phe,  -tro  phize,  -phized, 

-phi  zing,   ap  o  stroph'ic  or  -os- 

troph'ic. 
Ap  o  tac'tite,  -tac'tic. 
a  poth'e  ca  ry. 
ap'o  thegm  (-them),  -theg  mat'ic, 

-ic  al,  -theg'ma  tize,  -tized,  -ti  zing, 

-ma  tist. 
ap'o  thSm  or  -theme,  a  poth'e  ma. 
ap  o  the'o  sis,  pi.  -ses  (-sez),  -the'o- 

size,  -sized,  -si  zing. 
a  poth'e  sis. 
a  pot'o  me,  -o  my. 
ap'o  tro  pa' ion  (-pa'von),  pi.  -pa'ia 

(-ya). 

a  pox  y  om'e  nos,  pi.  -om'e  not. 
ap  pal'  or  -pall',  -palled,  -pall  ing, 

-ing  ly. 
Ap  pa  la'chi  an  {or  -lach'i  an). 
ap'pa  nage  or  ap'pen  age. 
ap  pa  ra'tus.     This  form  is  gener- 


ally    used     for    both     numbers; 

rarely  apparatuses. 
ap  pir'el,  -par'eled  or  -elled,  -el  ing 

or  -el  ling. 
ap  pir'ent,  -ent  ly,  -ent  ness. 
ap  pa  ri'tion  (-rish'un),  -tion  al. 
ap  p^r'i  tor. 
ap  pau  mee'  (a''po  ma'). 
ap  peal',  -ing  ly,  -ing  ness,  -a  ble, 

-peal'er,  -pealed'. 
ap  pear',  -ing,  -ance,  -peared'. 
ap  pease',  -ment,  -peased',  -peas'- 

ing,  -er,  -ive,  -peas'a  ble,  -a  ble- 

ness. 
ap  pel'  {or  a  pal'). 
ap  pel'la  ble,  -Ian  cy,  -lant,  -late, 

-la  tive,  -tive  ly,  -tive  ness,  -la  to  ry, 

-la  bil'i  ty,  -la' tion,  -pel'lor  or  -lor', 

ap  pel  lee'. 
ap   pend',    -ed,    -ing,    -age,    -aged, 

-ance,  -ant. 
ap  pen'dix,  pi.  -dix  es  or  -dl  ces 

(-sez),  -pen  dl  ci'tis. 
ap  pen'tice. 
ap  per  ceive',    -ceived',    -cep'tive, 

-cep'tion. 
ap  per  tain',  -ing,  -tained'. 
ap'pe  tence,  -ten  cy,  -tent. 
ap'pe  tite,  -ti  ble,  -ti  bil'i  ty,  -pet'- 

i  tive  {or  ap'pe  ti^tive),  ap'pe  tize, 

-tized,  -ti  zing,  -ti  zer. 
Ap'phi  a  (af'fi  a),  Bih. 
Ap'phus  (af'fus).  Bib. 
Ap'pi  an. 
ap'pla  nate. 
ap  plaud',  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  ap  plause', 

-plau'sive. 
ap'ple,  -ber^ry,  -jack,  =bud,  =cor  er, 

»cur    cu^li    o,    =green,    =head    ed, 

»john,  =mint,  -moth,  =par  er,  ■-pie, 

a    plant,     -pulp,     =scoop,     =seed, 

-shell,  =snail,  -tree,  ap'ple  bran  dy, 

a.  but  ter,  a.  pie,  a  pie. 
ap  pli  que'  (ap^le^ka'). 
ap  ply',  -ing,  -pli'ance,  -er,  -plied', 

ap'pli  ca  ble,  -ble  ness,  -bly,  -bil'- 

i  ty,  ap'pli  ca''tive,  -ca  tor,  -cant, 

-ca'tion. 
ap  pog  gia'to  (a  pod  ja'to),  ap  pog- 

gia  tu'ra  (a  pod  ja  toD'ra). 
ap  point',  -ed,  -ing,  -a  ble,  -er,  -ive, 

-ment,    -point  ee',    -point  or'    {or 

-poin'tor). 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  <irn,  etiide,  food,  fdbt,  anger,  bonmot,  tiius,  Badi. 


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ap  poin  te'  (a  poin  ta'). 
Ap'po  mat'tox,  r.  and  co.  Va. 
Ap  po  quin'i  mink,  tp.  Del. 
ap  por'tion,  -ing,  -er,  -ment,  -tioned. 
ap  pose',  -pos'ing,  -pos'a  ble,  -posed. 
ap'po  site  (-zit),  -site  ly,  -site  ness, 

-si'tion  (-zish'un),  -tion  al,  -al  ly, 

-pos'i  tive. 
ap  pos  i  to'ri  um. 
ap  praise',  -ment,  -praised,  -prais'- 

ing,  -al,  -er. 
ap   pre'ci   ate    (-shI    ate),    -a'ted, 

-a  ting,   -ting  ly,    -a  tive^    -tive- 

ness,  -a'tor,  -to'ry,  -to'ri  ly,  -ci  a- 

ble,  -ci  ant,  -ci  a'tion. 
ap  pred'i  cate. 
ap  pre  hend',  -ed,  -ing  -hen'si  ble, 

-si-bil'i  ty,  -hen'sion,  -sive,  -sive  ly, 

sive  ness. 
appren'tice,   -ticed,   -ti  cing,   -tice- 

ship,  ap  pren'tice=box. 
ap  pressed'. 
ap  pre  teur  (a  pra  ter'). 
ap  prise'  (-priz'),  to  inform,  -prised', 

-pris'ing. 
ap  prize',  to  value,  -prized,  -priz'ing, 

-priz'er,  -prize'ment. 
ap  proach',   -ing,  -er,  -less,   -a  ble, 

-a  ble  ness,  -a  bil'i  ty,  -proached'. 
ap'probate,  -ba  ted,  -ba  ting,  -ba'- 

tive,    -tive   ness,    -ba   tor,    -to   ry, 

-ba'tion. 
ap  pro'pri  ate,  -a  ted,  -a  ting,  -ate- 

ly,  -ate  ness,  -a  tive,  -tive  ness, 

-a  tor,  -a'tion. 
ap  prove',   -ment,   -proved,   -prov'- 

ing,  -ing  ly,  -al,  -a  ble,  -a  ble  ness, 

-ed  ly,  -er. 
ap  prox'i  mate,  -ma  ted,  -ma  ting, 

-mate  ly,  -ma  tive,  -tive  ly,  -tive- 

ness,  -ma  tor,  -ma'tion. 
ap  put'  or  -puy'   (ap  pwe'),  poinl 

(Vappui'  (pwan  dap  pwe'). 
ap'piilse  {or  -pulse'),  -pul'sion,  -sive, 

-sive  ly. 
ap  pur'te  nance,  -nant. 
a  prax'i  a. 
a'pri  cot. 
A'pril. 
d    pri  o'ri  {or  -pri-),  -o'rism,  -o'rist, 

-rist'ic,  -or'i  ty. 
a'pron    (-prun   or   -purn),    =lin'ing, 

=man,  "piece,  -roll,  ^string. 


ap  ro  pos  (ap  ro  p6'  or  ap'-). 

ap'ro  sex'i  a. 

ap  ro  tSr'o  d6nt. 

aps,  white  ^poplar  wood. 

apse,   a  recess,   ap'si  dal,   -dal   ly, 

-sid'i  ole,  apse'=aisle,  =chapel. 
ap'  sis,  pi.  -si  des  (-dez). 
apt,  -ly,  -ness.     Apt  (apt),  t.  Fr. 
ap'ter  al,  -ter  an. 
ap  te'ri  um,  pi.  -ri  a,  -ri  al,  ap'ter  ous, 

-ter  oid. 
ap'ti  tude,  -tu'di  nal,  -nal  ly. 
ap  to  so  chro'ma  tism. 
ap'tote,  -tot'ic. 
ap  ty'a  lism. 

ap'ty  chus  (-kus),  pi.  -chi  (-ki). 
A  pu'li  a   (a  poo'le  a),   dept.   It., 

-pu'li  an. 
ap  y  rex'i  a,  -rex'i  al,  -ret'ic,  ap'y- 

rex  y. 
a  py'ro  type, 
a  py'rous. 
a' qua,  -ma  rine'  (-reen'),  -punc'ture, 

-pult,  -tint,  -tin'ta,  -tint'er,  -tint'- 

ing,   a'que  ous,   -ous  ness,  dq  ua- 

relle',  -rel'list,  a'qua-me'ter,  a  qua 

am  mo'ni  cs,  a.  for' Us,  a.  ma  ri  na, 

a.  re'gi  a,  a.  vi'tce,  a.  To  fa'na. 
a'quage. 
a' qua  ma  ni'le,  d  qucB  ma  nd'l-,  pi. 

-It  a. 
a  qua'ri  um,  pi.  -ri  ums  or  -ri  a, 

-ri  al,  -ri  an,  A  qua'ri  us,  a'qua- 

ri  cul'ture. 
a  quar'ter  (-kwor'). 
a    quar  ti  e'ri  (a  kwar  te  a'ri). 
a  quS.t'ic,  -ic  al. 
a'  qua  vi  va'ri  um,  pi.  ri  a. 
aq'ue  duct. 

a'qui  cul  ture,  -cul'  tur  al. 
A' qui  jo'li  d'ce  cb,  a'qui  fo  li  a'ceous. 
a'qui  form,  -quif'er  ous. 
Aq'ui  la    (ak'wl  la).  Translator  of 

Old  Testament. 
A'qui   la   (a'kwe   la),    Ger.   theol.; 

prov.  and  c.  It. 
Aq'ui  la,  Ornith.;  Astron.  aq'ui  la,  a 

reading  desk. 
Aqui'nas,  It.  schol. 
Aq  ui  ta'ni  an. 
a  quom'e  ter. 
a  quos'i  ty. 
A'ra  (a'ra). 


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arch -confraternity 


Ar'ab  (ar'ab). 

ar'bi  trate,  -tra' ted,  -tra  ting,  -trac- 

a rd'ha  or  ar'ha,  a  Turkish  wagon. 

tive,  -tra  tor,  -tor  ship,  -tra  trix. 

ar'a  ba,  a  kind  of  monkey. 

pi.    -tra    tri'ces    (-sez),    -tra'tion. 

kr'ai  besque'  (-besk'). 

-tra'tion  al. 

A  ra'bi  a,  -bi  an,  Ar'a  bic,  -a  bize, 

ar'bor,   -bored,   -bo're  al,   -re  ous. 

-bist,  -bism,  A  rab'i  cize,  -cized, 

-bo    ra'ceous,    -bo    resce'    (-res'). 

-ci  zing,  ar'a  bic,  Bot. 

-resced    (-rest),    -res'cing,    -cent, 

a'rah'ji'  (-je'). 

-cence,  ar'bo  ret,  -re'tum,  ar'bor= 

ar'a  ble,  -bil'i  ty. 

chuck,  -day,  »vine,  -vi'tae   or  ar- 

ar a  can'ga  or  ar'a  ra  can'ga. 

bor  vi'tae. 

or  a  cd'ri  {or  a  ra  ca're). 

ar'bor  ize,  -ized,  -i  zing,  -i  form. 

A  rach'ne  (-rak'-),  Myth. 

-i  za'tion,  -bor  ist,  -bor'i  cole,  -bo- 

A  rach'ni  da,   a  rach'nid,    -ni  dan. 

ric'o  lous,  -ric'o  line,   -bor  i  cul- 

a rach'noid,  -noid'al,  -noi'de  an. 

ture,  -cul'tur  al,  -tur  ist,    ar^bor- 

ar'ach  noro  gy,  -o  gist,  -no  log'- 

ol'a  try. 

ic  al. 

ar'brr  er. 

a  ra'do. 

ar'bus  cle,  -bus'cu  lar,  -bus'cule. 

ar'a  go    disk. 

ar  bus'tum,  pi.  -tums  or  -ta. 

Ar'a  gon  (ar'-),  Sp.,  -go  nese'  {or 

ar'bu  tin. 

-nez'). 

ar  bu'tus,  -bu'te  an,  ar'bute,  Ar  bu'- 

A  ra'gua  (a  ra'gwa),  t.  Venez. 

tus  {or  ar'bu-),  Bot.  genus. 

ar  a  gud'to  {or  a  ra-). 

Arc,  Jeanne  d'  (zhan  dark),  Joan  of 

A  ra  guay'  (a  ra  gwi'),  r.  Braz. 

Arc. 

a  rai  gnee'  (a  ra  nya'). 

arc,  -ta'tion,  arc -co  se'cant,  -co'slne. 

a  rake'. 

-co   tan'gent,    -light,    -piece,    -se- 

ar'a kJ. 

cant,  -sine,  -tan'gent. 

Ar  a  ma'ic,  -me'an  or  -mae'an,  -an- 

ar'ca,   pi.   ar'ca   (-se),   Ar'ca,   Zool. 

ism. 

genus. 

Ar'a  mism. 

ar  ca  hii  ce'ro  (ar^ka  boo  tha'ro). 

a  ra  ne  ol'o  gy,  -o  gist. 

ar  cade',  -cad'ed. 

a  ra'ne  ose  (-6s),  -ne  ous. 

Ar  ca'di  an,  -an  ism,  -ca'dic. 

a  ran'ga. 

ar  ca'num,  pi.  -ca'na. 

a  ran' go,  pi.  -goes. 

ar'ca  ture. 

A  rap'a  hoe,  pi.  -hoes  (-hoz). 

Ar  ce'vi  a  (ar  cha've  a),  t.  It. 

a  ra  pal' ma. 

arch,  -ly,  -ing,  -ness,  arched. 

ar  a  pun'ga. 

arch'ab'bot,   -bish'op,  -bish'op  ric, 

a  rd'ra.  ' 

-but'ler,  -cham'ber  lain,  -chan'cel- 

SLT'si  ram  bo'ya. 

lor,  -chap'lain,  -count,  -dap'i  fer, 

Ar'a  rat  (ar'-),  Bib. 

-dea'con,   -dea'con  ate,   -dea'con- 

ar  a  rau'na. 

ry,   -dea'con  ship,  -dean',  -dean'- 

ar  a  ro'ba. 

er  y,   -di'o  cese,   -dru'id,  -du'cal. 

ar'ar=tree. 

-duch'ess,  -duch'y,  -duke,  -duke'- 

a  rd'trum    ter'rcB. 

dom,  -lute,  -ma  gi'cian,  -mar'shal. 

Ar  au  ca'ni  an,  A  rau'can. 

-pil'lar,  -po'et,  -politi'cian  (-tish'- 

a  rd'u  ha  {-6b  a). 

an),  -prel'ate,  -pres'by  ter  (-prez'-), 

A  ray'at  (a  ri'at),  t.  Luzon,  P.  I. 

-priest',        -pri'mate,      -proph'et. 

ar  hac'cio  (ar  bach'yo). 

-prot'  es  tant,  -pro'to  pope,  -trai'- 

ar'ba  list      or     -lest,      -list  er     or 

tor,    -treas'ur   er,   -type,   -vil'lain. 

-lest-. 

-vil'lain  y,     -way,      -wise,    Arch- 

ar'bi  ter,  -bi  tress,  -bi  trage,  -tra  ger, 

ar'chi  tect. 

-bi  tral,   -bit'ra  ment,   ar  hi  tra- 

arch^-a  pos'tate,  -a  pos'tle,  -band 

geur'  (-zher'). 

or  arch'band,  -bar,  -board,  -brick 

ar'bi  tra  ry,  -ri  ly,  -ri  ness. 

or  a.  brick,   -but'  tress,  -con'fra- 

n6t,  nor,  use,  iip,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fdbt,  anger,  boiimot,  thus,  Badi. 


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areolet 


ter'ni  ty,      -en'e  my,      -mold''ing, 

ar'chive  (-kiv),  -chi'val  (or  ar'ki-), 

=see,   -so  dal'i  ty,  -stone. 

ar'chi  vist,  -volt. 

ar  chae'an  (ke'-). 

ar  chol'o  gy  (-kol'-). 

ar  chae  og'ra  phy  (-ke-),  -o  graph'- 

ar'chon  (-kon),  -ship,  -tate,  -chon'- 

ic  al. 

tic. 

ar  chae  ol'o  gy  or  ar  che-  (-ke-). 

arch'y,  -fleet  ed. 

-o  gist,  -o  lo'gi  an,  -o  log'ic,  -ic  al, 

ar'cJ  form,  -ci  fin'i  ous. 

-al  ly,  ar'chae  o  logue. 

Ar  cite'  {or  Ar'-),  Chaucer. 

ar  cha'ic    (-ka'-),  -ic    al,    -al    ly. 

arc'o  graph  {or  ar'co-). 

-i   cism,    ar'cha   ism,    -ist,    -is'tic, 

ar  CO  so'li  um,  pi.  -li  a. 

-ize,  -ized,  -i  zer,  -i  zing. 

Arc  ta  mer'i  ca,  -i  can. 

ar  cham'phi  as'ter  (-kam^fi-). 

Arc'tic  (ark'tik),  -ti'cian  (-tish'an). 

arch^an'gel  (ark^-),  -in  gel'ic. 

arc'tic-bird,  arc'tic  grass. 

ar  che'  (ar  sha'). 

Arc'tos. 

Ar^che  la'us  (-ke-),  Bih. 

Arc  tu'rus. 

ar'che  o  zo'ic  (-ke-). 

ar'cu  ate,    -a  ted,  -ate  ly,   -cu   al, 

arch'er,  -er  ship,  -er  y,  arch'er-fish. 

-a'tion. 

ar'che  spore  (ke-). 

ar'cu  lum,  pi.  -la. 

ar  ches  thet'ic  (-kes-),  -thet'i  cism 

ar'cus. 

or  -ches' the  tism  (-kes-). 

ar'dash,  ar  das  sine'  (-sen'). 

ar  chef  to  (-ket'-). 

ar'deh. 

ar'che  type  (-ke-),  -ty  pal,  -ty  pist, 

At  dennes'  (ar'den'),  dept.  Fr. 

-typ'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly. 

ar'dent,  -ly,  -ness,  -den  cy. 

ar^chi  am'phi  as^ter  (-ki-). 

ar  dil'la  (-del'ya). 

archia'ter(-kl-). 

ar'dish. 

ar'chi  blast  (-kl-),  -bl&s'tic,  -hlas'- 

Ard'ites,  Bih. 

tu  la,  pi.  -tu  l(B. 

ard'luke. 

ar^chi  di  ac'o  nate,  -o  nal. 

ard  maer'  (-mer'). 

ar''chi  e  pis'co  pa  cy    (-kl-),  -co- 

ar  dois'  sys'tem  (ar'dwa'). 

pate,  -co  pal,  -co  pal'i  ty. 

ar'dor. 

ar  chi'e  rey  (-ki'e  ry). 

ar  drigh'  (-dre'). 

ar  chi  gen'e  sis  (-ki  jen'-). 

ar'du  ous,  -ly,  -ness. 

ar'chil  (-kil) .     Sometimes  or'chal  or 

are  (ar).     From  the  verb  to  he.     are 

or'chil. 

(airorar).     A  term  used  in  metric 

Ar  chil'o  chus  (-kil'o  kus),  Gr.  poet. 

system,     a -re  (a'ra').     A  musical 

-chi  lo'chi  an  (-ki  lo'kl-). 

term. 

ar'chi  mage  (-kl-),  -ma'gus,  pi.  -gi 

a're  a,  pi.  -as,  -re  al,  a're  a -sneak. 

(-JO- 

Sr'e   ca,   -nut.     Ar'e  ca   {or   -re'-), 

Ar  chi  ma'go  (-kl-),  Spenser. 

Bot.  genus. 

ar  chi  man'drite  (-ki-),  -dri  tate. 

a  re'na. 

Ar'chi  me'des    (-dez),  Gr.  math., 

kr  e  na'ceous  (-shus),  ar  e  na'ce  o- 

-me'de  an  {or  -me  de'an). 

cal  ca're  ous. 

ar  chi  pel'a  go  (-ki-),  -pe  la'gi  an, 

ar  e  na'tion,    -na'ri  ous,    ir'e  na- 

-pe  lag'ic  (-laj'-). 

ted. 

ar    chip'pus    (-kip'-),    a    butterfly. 

a  ren'da  lite. 

Ar  chip'pus,  Bih. 

a  reng'  or  a  ren'ga,  A  ren'ga,  Bot. 

ar'chi   tect   (-ki-),    -tec   tive,    -tec- 

genus. 

ton'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  -ton'ics. 

a.r'e  nose  (-nos),  -e  nous. 

ar'chi  tec  ture,  -tec'tur  al,  -al  ly, 

a're  o  cen'tric,  -o  graph'ic,  -og'ra- 

-al  ist. 

phy,  -ol'o  gy. 

ar  chi  ton  nerre'  (ar  shi  ton  ner'). 

a  re'o  la,  pi.  -o  lae,  -o  lar,  -o  late. 

ar'chi  trave  (-ki-),  -traved. 

-la  ted,  -la'tion,  ar'e  ole  {or  a're-). 

ar'chi  ty  pog'ra  pher  (-kl  ti-). 

a  re'o  let  {or  ir'e  o  let). 

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a're  om'e  try    {or  ar  e-),    - 

eter. 

Ar'go  naut.  Myth.,  -naut'ic,  -nau'- 

-o  met'ric,  -ric  al. 

tid.     ar'go  naut,  a  cuttlefish. 

Ar  e  op'a  gus,  -op'a  gist  {or 

-jist), 

ar'go  sy,  pi.  -sies  (-siz). 

-a  gite  {or  -jit),  ar  e  op  a 

git'ic 

ar  got  (ar'go  or  ar'got  or  ar  go') . 

{or  -jit'-). 

ar'gue,  -gued,  -gu  ing,   -gu  a  ble, 

a  re'o  style,  a  re^o  sys'tyle. 

-gu  er. 

A  re  qui'pa      (a  ra  ke'pa), 

dept. 

ar'gu  ment,  -men'tal,  -men'ta  tive, 

Peru. 

-tive  ly,  -tive  ness,  -ta'tion. 

A'res  (-rez),  Myth. 

ar  gu  men' turn,  pi.  -ta. 

ar  e  ta'ics. 

Ar'gus,  Myth.;  Ornith.  genus,  -eyed, 

Ar'e  tas  (ar'-),  Bib. 

ar'gus'pheas^ant  (=fez-),  -shell. 

arete'  (a  rate'). 

ar  gute',  -ly,  -gute'ness. 

A  re  thu'  sa,  Myth. 

Ar  gyll'  (-gil'),  t.  N.  Y. 

a    re/ic^/'//(a  ra  techel'le). 

ar  hap'e  dan. 

Ar'e  tine,  -tin  ist,  -tin'i  an. 

Ar'hat,  -han,  ar'hat  ship. 

A  rez'zo  (a  ret'so),  prov.  It. 

a  rhi'zal,  -zous,  a  rhyth'mic  (-rith'- 

arf'ved  son  ite  (ar'ved-). 

mik). 

ar'gal,  ar'ga  It,  a  sheep. 

a'ri  a      (a'ri  a     or    a'-),    a  ri  et'ta, 

ar'ga  la,  a  bird. 

a  ri  ette'. 

Ar  ga  li'a  (-le'a),  Bojardo. 

Ar  i  ad'ne  {or  a  ri-).  Myth. 

Ar  gan',  Moliere. 

A'ri  an,  pertaining  to  Arius,  -an  ism, 

ar'gan»oil,  »tree. 

-an  ize,  -ized,  -i  zing,  -i  zer. 

Ar'gand    lamp. 

Ar'i  ca  bark. 

Ar  gan'tgs,  Tasso. 

ar'id,  -ness,  a  rid'i  ty. 

Ar  ge'an. 

ar'i  das. 

ar'gel  or  -ghel. 

a  ridge'. 

ar'ge  ma  (-je-),  pi.  -gem'a  ta 

L,  Ar'- 

A'ri  el,  a  spirit;  Shak.;  Myth,  a'ri  el, 

ge  ma,  Zool.  genus. 

Ornith.;  Zool. 

ar'gent,  -gen  tan,  -gen  tate, 

-gen- 

A'ri  es  (-ez),  Astron.,  ar  i  et'i  form, 

tine,    -gen  tite,    -gen'tal,    -gen'tic, 

ar'i  e  tine. 

-gen'tous,  -tif  er  ous,  -gen  ta'tion. 

a  right'. 

Ar  gen  teuil'  (ar'zhSn'twel'), 

t.Fr.; 

Ar'i  masp.  Myth.,  -mas'pi  an. 

CO.  Quebec. 

A  ri'on.  Myth. 

ar  gen'te  us,  pi.  -te  i. 

a  ri  o'so  (a  re-),  ar'i  ose  (-6s). 

Ar  gen  ti  e'ra  (ar  jen  te  a'ra), 

isl.  in 

A  ri  os'to  (a  re  os'to).  It.  poet. 

^gean  Sea. 

a    rise'    (-riz'),    a   rose',    a   ris'ing. 

ar  gen  til'la. 

a  ris'en. 

ar  gen  ti'na,  ar  gen'ti  nid,  -ti 

noid. 

ar'ish. 

Ar  gen  ti'na,  Ichth.  genus. 

Ar  is  tar'chus  (-kus),  Gr.  gram. 

ar  gen'to  type. 

ar'is  tarch  (-tark),  -tar^chy,  -tar'- 

ar   gen'tum,    -gen    to    bis'mu    tite 

chi  an. 

(-biz'-),  ar  gen  tom'e  ter. 

a  ris'tate  or  -ris'tu  late. 

ar  ghool'. 

Ar  is  ti'des  (-dez),  Gr.  statesman. 

ar'gil  (-jil),  -gil  la'ceous,  -gil 

lif'er- 

Ar  is  tip'pus,  Gr.  philos. 

ous,  ar'gil  lite,  -lit'ic,  -gil'lo. 

-lo  ar- 

Ar^is  to  bu'lus,  Bih. 

e  na'ceous,  -lo  cal  ca're  ous 

-cal'- 

ar  is  toc'ra  cy,  a  ris'to  crat  {or  ar'- 

cite,  -lo  fer  ru'gi  nous,   -gil'loid, 

is-),  ar^is  to  crat'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly, 

-gil'lous. 

-al    ness,       ar'is  to  crat^ism      {or 

Ar'give  (-giv). 

ar  is  toc'ra   tism),      -toc'ra   tize, 

Ar'go,    Myth,    and    Astron. 

ar'go, 

-tized,  -ti  zing,  ar^is  to  de  moc'- 

Zool. 

ra  cy,  -to  dem  o  crat'ic  al. 

ar'gol. 

ar  is  tol'o  gy,  -o  gist,  -to  log'ic  al. 

Ar'go  lis,  t.  Gr.,  -gol'ic. 

Ar  is  toph'a  nes  (-nez),  Gr.  comic 

n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  tirn,  etude,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bofimot,  thus,  Badi. 


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arrel 


poet;  -to  phan'ic,  ar  is  to  phan'ic, 

pi.  -ies,  -mo  ried,  -mor  ist,  -mo'- 

Gram. 

ri  al,     ar'mor  clad,     n.,    ar'mor- 

Ar'is  tot  le,  Gr.  philos.,  -to  te'li  an 

bear'er,      -clad,     a.,     -grat     ing, 

{or  -tel'ian)  or  -tot  e  le'an,   -te'li- 

-plate,  -placed,  -shelf. 

an  ism,   -t61'ic. 

ar  mo  zeen'  or  -zine'  (-zen'). 

a  ris'to  type,  a  ris'to    pa  per. 

Arm'strong  gun. 

a  ris'tu  late. 

ar'mure. 

ar'ith  man  cy,  -man'ti  cal,  a  rith'- 

ar'my,   -cloth,   -corps  (-kor),   -Ust, 

mo  man  cy. 

-worm. 

a  rith'me  tic,  ar'ith  met'ic  al,  -al  ly, 

arn. 

-mom'e  ter,  a  rith'mo  graph,  -me- 

ar'na. 

ti'cian,    a   rith'mo =pla   nim'e   ter. 

ar  nat'to  or  -n6t'to. 

ar  ith  mef'i  co=ge  o  met'ric  al. 

Ar  naut'  (-nout'). 

a   ri  tor'te  (a  re-). 

ar'nee  or  ar'ni  (-ne). 

A  ri'us  {or  a'ri),  Gr.  patriarch. 

ar'ni  ca,  ar'ni  cin  or  -cine,  Ar'ni  ca, 

ark,  =net,  ^shell. 

Bot.  genus. 

Ar  kan  sas  (ar'kan  saw  or  ar  kan'- 

ar  nil'lo. 

zas),  one  of  U.  S.;  co.  in  Ark. 

Ar  nolph',  MoHere. 

Ar  kan'sas    (-zas),     mt.    and     r. 

ar'niit  or  ar'not. 

U.  S. 

a  ro'ha. 

ar'kan  site  {or  -kan'-). 

ar  0  ei'ra  (-a'ra). 

ar  kose'  (-kos)  or  -cose'. 

Ar'o  er  (ar'-),  or  A  ro'er  (a-),  Bih. 

ark'su  tite. 

a  ro'li  um,  pi.  -a. 

arles  (iirlz). 

a  rol'la. 

ar'li  e  nan'se  (ar'H  a  nan'sa). 

a   ro'ma,   pi.   -mas   (-maz),   ar  o- 

arm,  -ing,  -ful,  -chair,  -hole,  -less, 

mat'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  a  ro'ma  tite. 

-let,  -er,  -pit,  armed,  ar  mif'er  ous, 

-ma  tize,  -tized,  -ti  zing,  -ti  zer, 

arm' -band,  -board,  -bone,  -chest. 

-ma  tous,  -ma  ti  za'tion. 

-guards,   -rack,  -rest,  -saw,   -scye 

A  roos'took,  r.  and  co.  Me. 

(-si),  -sling,  -span,  -sweep,  arm's- 

a    ro  tel'le. 

end,  -length,  -reach. 

a  round'. 

arm'ing-buc'kle,  -doublet,  -point. 

a  rouse'  (-rouz'),  -roused',  rous'ing. 

-press,  -spear,  -sword. 

-rous'al. 

ar  ma'da  {or  -ma'-). 

ar  peg'gio  (ar  ped'jo),  -gi  a'tion. 

ar  ma  dil'lo,  pi.  -los  (-loz). 

ar'pent. 

ar'ma  ment. 

ar'que  bus  or  -buse  (-bus),   -bus- 

ar'ma  ture. 

ade',  -bus  ier'  (-er'). 

Ar  me'ni  an,  Ar  me'no-Turk'ish. 

ar'qui  }oux  (-kl  foo). 

armes'    par  lantes'  (arm'par'laht'). 

ar  ra  each' a  (ar  a  catch'a). 

ar'met. 

ar  ra  che'  (ar  ra  sha'). 

arm'iak  (-yak). 

ar'rack. 

Ar  mi'da  (-me'-),  Tasso. 

ar'rah. 

ar'mi  ger,  -mig'er  al  (-mij-),  -mig'- 

ar  raign',  -ing,  -ment,  -er,  -raigned'. 

e  ro,  -mig'er  ous. 

ar  range',  -a  ble,  -ment,  -ranged'. 

ar'mil. 

-ran'ging,  -ran'ger. 

ar  mi  lau'sa. 

ar'rant,  -ly. 

ar  mil' la,  pi.  -las  or  -Ice,  ar'mil  la  ry. 

ar'ras,  -rased  (-rast),  ar'ras  wise. 

-mil  late,  -la  ted. 

ar'ra  sene  {or  -ras  ene). 

Ar  min'i  an,  -an  ism,  -an  ize,  -ized, 

dr  ras' Ire  {or  -tra)  or  -trii. 

-i  zing. 

ar  ra'tel. 

ar'mis  tice  (-tis). 

ar  ray',  -ing,  -al,  -er,  -ment,  -rayed. 

ar  moire'  (-mwor'). 

ar  rear',  -age. 

ar'mor,  -mored,   -mor  er,  -mor  y. 

ar'rel. 

fate,    fat,    far,   fall,   fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice,   In,    note, 


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artus 


ar  ren  da'tion,  ar'ren  da^tor,  ar- 
rent',  -ren  ta'tion. 

ar  rest',  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -ive,  -or, 
-a  ble,  -ment,  ar  res  ta'tion,  -res- 
tee'. 

ar'rha,  pi.  -rh(E,  -rhal. 

Ar  rhe  pho'ri  a,  ar'rhe  phore. 

ar  rhi'zal,  -rhi'zous. 

ar  rhyth'mi  a,  -mic,  -mic  al,  -mous. 

ar  Here'  (ar  rer'),  -bras'  (-bra'),  'fee, 
'flej,  "pen  see'  (=pon  sa'),  'vas'sal, 
'Vous  sure'  (-voo  sur'). 

ar  ri  e'ro  (a  re  a'ro). 

ar'ris,  -wise,  -fillet,  -gut'ter,  -piece, 
-rail. 

ar  rive',  -rived',  -riv'ing,  -riv'al. 

ar  ro'ha. 

3.r'ro  gance,  -gan  cy,  -gant,  -gant- 
ly,  -gant  ness. 

&r'ro  gate,  -ga^ted,  -ga  ting,  -ga- 
tive,  -ga'tion. 

ar  ron'dl  or  -dee. 

ar  ron  disse'meni  (a  ron  des'mon). 

ar  rope'. 

ar'row,  -y,  ar'row  head,  a  plant, 
-leaf,  a  plant,  -let,  -root,  -wood, 
a  plant,  -head,  head  of  an  arrow, 
-head^ed,  -poi  son,  -shaped,  -stone, 
-tie,  -wood,  wood  for  arrows, 
-worm,  -grass  or  a.  grass,  a. 
snake. 

dr  roy'o,  pi.  -os  (-oz). 

Ar'  sa  ces  (ar'sa  sez  or  -sa'sez), 
founder  of  Parthia. 

arse,  -foot,  -smart. 

ar'se  nal. 

Ar  se'ni  an. 

ar'se  nic,  n.,  -se  nate,  -se  nide  {or 
-nide),  -se  nite,  ar'sine,  -sen'ic,  a., 
-ic  al,  -al  ize,  -ized,  -i  zing,  -sen'i- 
cate,  -sen'i  cize,  -cized,  -ci  zing, 
-cism,  ar  sen'o  blast,  -o  lite,  ar  se'- 
ni ate,  -ni  ous,  -se  nl'u  ret  or  -sen'- 
u  ret,  -ret  ed,  -se  nl'a  sis,  -se  no- 
py'rite,  -se  nif'er  ous,  -sen  i  coph'- 
a  gy,  ar'  se  nic -black,  -fur'nace, 
-glass. 

ar  se  nil'lo. 

ar  shin'  or  -shine'  or  -sheen'  (-shen'). 

Ar  sin'o  e,  Daughter  of  Ptolemy  I. 

ar'sis,  pi.  -ses  (-sez). 

ar'son. 

art,    -ful,    -ful   ly,    -ful   ness,    -less, 


-less  ly,  -less  ness,  art-un  ion, 
-worm. 

ar'ta  ba. 

Ar  tax  erx'es  (-ez),  King  of  Pars. 

Ar'te  gal,  Milton. 

Ar  te'mi  a,  Zool.  genus. 

Ar'te  mis,  Myth. 

Ar  te  mis'i  a  (-mish'i  a),  Queen  of 
Halicarnassus. 

ar'te  mod. 

ar'ter  in. 

ar'ter  y,  -te'ri  ole,  -ri  al,  -al  ly,  -al- 
ize,  -ized,  -i  zing,  -I  za'tion,  ar  te'- 
ri o  cap'il  la  ry,  -ri  o  coc  cyg'e  al 
(-kok  sij'-),  -o  scle  ro'sis,  -o  ve'- 
nous,  -o  gram,  -o  tome,  -ri  og'- 
ra  phy,  -ri  ol'o  gy,  -ri  ot'o  my, 
ar  te  ri'tis,  ar'ter  y-for  ceps. 

Ar  te'sian  (-zhan),  ar  te'sian  well. 

ar'the  mis. 

ar  thri'tis,  -thrit'ic,  -ic  al. 

ar  thro'di  a,  -di  al,  -throd'ic. 

ar'thro  gas'tran. 

ar  throg'ra  phy,  -throl'o  gy,  -throp'- 
a  thy,  ar'thro  phragm  (-fram). 

ar'thro  mere,  -mer'ic. 

ar  thro' sis,  pi.  -ses  (-sez). 

ar'thro  stome. 

ar'thro  tome,  -throt'o  my. 

Ar  thu'ri  an. 

ar'ti  choke. 

ar'ti  cle,  -ti  cled,  -ti  cling. 

ar  tic'u  late,  -ness,  -ly,  -la  ted, 
-la  ting,  -la  tive,  -la  tor,  -to'ry, 
-la'tion,  ar  tic'u  lus,  pi.  -li. 

ar'ti  fact  or  ar'te  fact. 

ar'ti  fice,  -tif'i  cer,  -ti  fi'cial  (-fish'- 
al),  -cial  ly,  -cial  ness,  -fi'ci  al'i  ty. 

ar  til'ler  y,  -ler  ist,  -ler  y  man,  -ship, 
artil'lery-car'riage,  -lev'el,  -plant. 

ar  ti  mor  an  ti'co  (-te'ko). 

ar'ti  san  (-zan). 

ar'tist,  -tis'tic,  -tic  al,  -al  ly,  ar'tis- 
try  {or  art'ist  ry),  ar  tiste'  (-test'), 
ar  tist-like. 

Ar'ti  um  Bac  ca  lau're  us  (ar'ti-), 
A.  Ma  gis'ter. 

Ar  tois'  (ar^twa'),  dept.  Fr. 

ar'to  le. 

ar  to  pho'ri  on,  pi.  -ri  a. 

ar'to  type,  -ty  py  (-ti-). 

Ar  to  ty'rite. 

ar'tus,  pi.  ar'tus. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  <irn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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aska 


Ar  un  del'ian. 

as  cribe',  -cribed',  -crib'ing,  -crib'- 

ar  un  dif  er  ous,  -din'e  ous,  a  run- 

a  ble,     -crip'  tion,     -crip  ti'  tious 

di  na'ceous,  -di  nose  (-nos). 

(-tish'us). 

a  ru'ra. 

as'cu  la,  pi.  -l(B. 

a  rus'pex  or  -ptce,  pi.  -pi  ces  (-sez), 

as'cus,  pi.  -ci  (-si),  as'can. 

a  rus'pi  cy. 

as'cy  phous. 

ar'val  or  -vel. 

a  sea'. 

ar  vic'o  Une,  -o  lous. 

a  seel'. 

Ar'yan  (ar'-  or  ar'-)  or  Ar'i  an  (ar'I-), 

a  seis  mafic. 

Ar'yan  ize,  -ized,  -i  zing,  -yan'dic. 

a  se'i  ty. 

ar  y  bal'lus,  pi.  -li. 

a  se'mi  a. 

a  ryt'e  noid  {or  ar  y  te'noid),  -noid'- 

a  sep'ti  cize,  -cized,  -ci  zing,  -sep'- 

al,   -noid'e  us,   ar^y  ep  i  glot'tic, 

sis,     -sep'ta,     -sep'tic,      -tic'i  ty, 

-glot  tid'e  an. 

a  sep'tol. 

as  (az),  adv.,  conj.,  pro.     As  (ass), 

a  sex'u  al,  -al  ly. 

Myth.,  pi.  JE'siv  (a'ser).    as  (ass). 

As'gard,  Myth. 

a  coin;    a  weight,  pi.  ass'es,  as'- 

ash,  -y,   -en  (-n  or  -en),  -er  y,  pi. 

duc^at. 

-ies,     ash' weed,     ash'-bar'ber  ry. 

as' a  {or  a'sa). 

-bar  rel,  »bead,  =bin,  =cake,  =can^- 

as  a  dul'cis. 

dles,  'CoFor,  =coFored,  =fire,  «fly. 

as  a  fet'i  da  or  -foet'i  da. 

-fur^nace,  -hole,  -key,  -leach,  -pit, 

as' a  phi' a. 

-plate,  -shoot.  Ash  Wednes'day. 

A  saph'ic. 

a  shame',   -shamed',   -sham'ed  ly. 

a'sar. 

-ed  ness. 

a  sa'ua  (-wa). 

A  shan'tee   or   -ti   (-te   or   ash'an- 

as  bes'tos  or  -tus,  -bes'tic,  -bes'ti- 

te'). 

form,  -tine,  -tin  ite,  -toid,  -tous, 

A  she'rah,  pi.  -rahs  or  -rim. 

as  bes'tos -stove. 

ash'et. 

As'ca  part. 

a  shine'. 

as  cend',  -ed,  -ing,  -a  ble  or  -i  ble. 

Ash  ke  naz'im,  -naz'ic. 

-en  cy  or  -an  cy,  -ence  or  -ance, 

ash  ko'ko. 

-ent  or  -ant,  -er,  as  cen'sion,  -sion- 

ash'ler  or  -lar,  -ler  ing. 

al,  -cen'sive,  as  cent'. 

a  shore'. 

As  cen'sion  day. 

ash  raft. 

as  cer  tain',  -a  ble,  -er,  -ment. 

Ash'to  reth,   a  female  divinity,    pi. 

as  cet'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  -i  cism,  -cet'- 

-ta  roth.      Sometimes  spelled  As'- 

er  y. 

to  reth. 

Asch  (ash),  t.  Bohem. 

Ash'u  ra. 

As'cham     (-kam\     Eng.     teacher. 

A'si  a  (a'sh!  a  or  a'sha  or  azh'ya). 

as'cham,  a  cupboard. 

A'sian  (a'shan  or  ash'yan  or  azh'- 

As'che  (as'die),  t.  Belg. 

yan),  A  si  an'ic,  A'sian  ism,  -si- 

as'cian  (ash'yan  or  ask-). 

arch   (-ark),   -si   at'ic,   -at'i  cism, 

as  cid'i  an,  -i  ate,  -i  id,  -i  oid,  -/  um, 

-at'i  cize,  -cized,  -ci  zing,  -cl  za'- 

pi.    -i  a,   -i  a'ri  um,   pi.   -a'ri  a, 

tion. 

-i    form,    -i   ol'o   gy,    -i   o   zo'an. 

a  side'. 

-zo'oid,  as^ci  dic'o  lous. 

a  sJd'er  ite. 

as  cif  er  ous,  -cig'er  ous  (-sij'-). 

As'i  na'rl  I. 

as  cl'tes  (-tez),  -cit'ic,  -ic  al,  -ci  ti'- 

as'i  nine    {or   -nin),   -nin'i  ty,   as'i- 

tious  (-tish'us). 

nus. 

As  cle  pi'a  des  (-dez),  Gr.  phys.. 

As'i  nus,  Zool.  subgenus. 

-pi  ad'ic,  -cle'pi  ads,  as  cle'pi  ad. 

a  si'ti  a  (-sish'i  a). 

-pi  a  da'ceous. 

ask,  -ing,  asked. 

as' con,  pi.  -cons  or  -co'nes  (-nez). 

as'ka. 

fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,   m5t,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


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141 


assignee 


a  skance',  a  skant'. 

as  pire',   -pired',   -pir'ing,   -ing  ly, 

a  skew'. 

-pir  er,  -ant. 

as'kos. 

as'pis.     As'pis,  Entom.  genus. 

as'la. 

a  spo'rous. 

as  Id'ni. 

as  pri'no  (as  pre'-). 

a  slant'. 

a  squat'  (-skwof). 

a  sleep'. 

a  squint'. 

a  slope'. 

a  squirm'. 

as' man  ite. 

ass,  a  quadruped,  -ish,  ass,  ashes; 

As  manns  hau'ser  (as  manz  hoi'- 

a  unit  of  weight.     ass=ear,  =head, 

zer). 

ass's=ear,  =foot. 

As  mo  de'us  {or  az-). 

as'sa  cu  (-koo). 

As  mo  ne'an. 

as'sa  gai  or  as'se-,  =wood. 

As  ni  eres  (as  ne  air'),  t.  Fr. 

as  sa'i   (as   sa'  i),    a   musical  term. 

a'so. 

as  sai'  (-si'),  a  tree,  =palm. 

as'or. 

as  sail',  -ing,  -a  ble,  -ant,  -er,  -ment. 

asp,  -ish. 

-sailed'. 

as  pal'a  thus,  a  shrub.     As  pal'a- 

As^sim',  prov.  Brit.  India. 

thus,  Bot.  genus. 

as'sa  mar. 

as   pir'a   gus,   -a   gi   (-ji   or    -gi), 

as  sart'. 

-pa    rag'ic    (-raj'-),    -rag'i    nous, 

as  sas'sin,    -ate,    -a   ted,    -a    ting. 

-par'a  gin  or  -gine,  -par'a  mide, 

-a  tor,  -a  tive,  -si  na'tion. 

-par   gin'ic,    -par'mate,    -par'tate. 

as  sault',    -ed,    -ing,    -able,    -ant, 

-par'tic,  as  par'a  gus»bean,  -bee'- 

-er. 

tle,  =stone,  -tongs. 

as  say',  n.  and  v.,  -ing,  -a  ble,  -er, 

As  pa'si  a  (-zhi-  or  -shi-),  a  noted 

-sayed',    as    say'=baFance,    -fur"- 

Grecian  woman. 

nace,  -mas'ter. 

As  pa'ti  a  (-shi  a),  a  character  in 

As  saye'  (as  si'),  t.  Hind. 

Beaumont  and  Fletcher. 

asse  (ass  or  ass). 

as'pect,  -pect'ant,  -pect'ing. 

as  sem'ble,    -bled     (-bid),    -blage. 

as'pgn. 

-bier,  -bhng,  -bly,  -bly  man,  -bly- 

as'per,    as'per   a,    -per   ate,    -a'tion. 

men,  as  sem'bly=room. 

-per'u  lous,  as'per-ar^ter  y. 

as  sent',  n.  and  v.,  -ed,  -ing,  -ing  ly, 

as  per  gil'lus  (-jil),     pi.  -ll,  as  per- 

-er,  -or,  -sen'tient  (-shent). 

gil'lum,  pi.  -la,  -gil'H  form. 

as  serf,  -ed,  -ing,  -a  ble  or  -i  ble. 

as  per'i  ty. 

-a  tive,  -er,  -or,  -ive,  -ive  ly,  -ive- 

as  per'ma  tism,  -ma  tous,   -per'- 

ness,    -ser'tion,    -to   ry,    -to'ri   al, 

mous,  -per' mi  a. 

-al  ly,  -tor'ic,  -ic  al. 

as  perse',  -persed',  -pers'ing,  -pers- 

as  sess',  -ing,  -a  ble,  -a  bly,  -ment. 

er,  -ive,  -ive  ly,  -per'sion. 

-or,  -or  ship,  -ses  so'ri  al,  -sessed'. 

as  per  so'ri  um,  pi.  -ri  a,  -per'so  ry. 

as'set,  pi.  -sets. 

as  per  soir'  (-swor'). 

as  sev'er  ate,  -a  ted,  -a  ting,  -a  tive. 

as'phait  (or  -fait'),  n.,  as  phalt',  v., 

-a  to'ry,  -a'tion. 

-ed,    -ing,     -phal'ter,    -tite,    -tus, 

as  sib'i  late,  -la  ted,  -la  ting,  -la'- 

-tum,   -to  type,   as  phal'tum=fur- 

tion. 

nace. 

As  si  de'an. 

as'pho  del,  -pho  del'ian. 

as'si  dent. 

as  phyx'i  a,  -i  al,  -i  ant,  -i  ate,  -a  ted, 

as  sid'er  a'tion. 

-a  ting,  -a  tive,  -a'tion,  -phyc'tic, 

as  si-  du'i  ty,  -sid'u  ous,   -ous  ly, 

as  phyx'y. 

-ous  ness. 

as'pic,  -a  spic'u  late,  -u  lous. 

as  si  en'to,  -en'tist. 

as'pi  rate,   -ra  ted,   -ra  ting,   -tor. 

as   sign',   -ment,   -ing,   -er,   -a  ble, 

-ra'tion,  as  pir'a  to  ry. 

-a  bly,  -a  bil'i  ty,  -sign  ee'  (-si  ne'), 

not,  nor,  use,  up,  tirn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  BaCh. 


assignor                      1^ 

\2                       asura 

-or',  -signed',  as  sig  na'tion  (-sig-), 

asth'ma   (ast'ma  or  as'-   or   az'-). 

as  sign',  n.,  pi.  -signs'. 

-mat'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly. 

as' sig  nat  {or  a  se  nya'). 

as'ti  chous  (-kus). 

as'si  lag. 

as  tig  mat'ic,  -ma'tion,  a  stig'ma- 

as  sim'i  late,  -la  ted,  -la  ting,  -la- 

tism,    as  tig'mism,    as  tig  mom'e- 

tive,  -la  to^ry,  -la  ble,  -la  bil'i  ty, 

ter,  -e  try. 

-la'tion. 

a  stir'. 

as'sis. 

as    ton'ish,    -ing,    -ing    ly,    -ment, 

as  sist',  -ed,  -ing,  -ance,  -ant,  -ant- 

-ished. 

ship,  -er,  -ful,  -ive,  -less,  -or. 

As'to  reth.     See  Ash' to  reth. 

as  size',  -ment,  -slz'er,  -or,  as  size' 

as  tound',  -ed,  -ing,  -ing  ly. 

ser^mon. 

a  strad'dle. 

as  so'ci  ate  (-shi-),  -a  ted,  -a  tor. 

As  trae'a,  Myth. 

-a  ting,  -a  tive,  -tive  ness,  -a'tion 

as'tra  gal,  -trag'a  lar,  -a  lus,  pi.  -/?, 

(-si  a'shun  or  -shI-),  -tion  al,  -tion- 

as'tra  gal=plane,  ^tool. 

ism,    -tion  ist,     -ci  a  ble  (-shi-), 

as'tra  khdn  {or  -khan'),  -ite.     As- 

-ble ness,  -a  bil'i  ty,  -ateship. 

tra  khan'  (as-),  dist.  Russ. 

as'so  nance,  -nanced,  -nant,  -nan'- 

as'tral,  -ism. 

tal,  -nan'tic,  as'so  nate,  -na  ted. 

a  strand'. 

-na  ting. 

as  tra  pho'bi  a. 

as  sort',  -ed,  -ing,  -ment. 

a  stray'. 

as  suage',   -ment,    -suaged',    -sua'- 

a  stride'. 

ging,  -sua'ger,  -sua'sive. 

as  trin'gent,  -ly,  -gen  cy. 

as  sume',  -sumed',  -sum'ing,  -ing  ly. 

as  trog'no  sy,  -trog'o  ny,  -trog'ra- 

-a  ble,  -a  bly,  -ed  ly,  -er,  -sump'- 

phy,  -tro  gon'ic. 

tion,  -tive,  -tive  ly,  as  sump' sit. 

as'troid. 

As  sur'  (as'soor'),  t.  Afr. 

as'tro  ite,  as'trlte. 

as  sure'  (a  shoor'),  -sured',  -sur'ing. 

as'tro  labe. 

-ing  ly,  -a  ble,  -ance,  -ed  ly,  -ed- 

as  trol'a  try. 

ness,  -er. 

as'tro  li  thol'ogy. 

as  sur'gent. 

as  trol'o  ger,  -tro  log'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly. 

As  syr'i  an,  -syr'i  o  16gue,  -ol'o  gy, 

-trol'o  gize,  -gizcd,  -gl  zing,  -o  gy. 

-o  gist,  -o  log'ic  al. 

as'tro  man  cy. 

a  star'board. 

as  trom'e  try,   -e  ter,   as'tro  me'te- 

a  stare'. 

or  ol'o  gy,  -ol'o  gist,  -o  log'ic  al. 

As  tar'te,  Myth. 

as   tron'o    my,    -o   mer,    -o   mize 

a  stat'ic,  -ic  al  ly,  -i  cism,  as'ta  tize, 

-mized,    -mi    zing,    -tro    nom'ic. 

-tized,  -ti  zing,  -ti  zer. 

-ic  al,  -al  ly,  -nom'ics. 

as  tdt'ki  (-ke). 

As'tro  phel,  Sidney. 

a  stay'. 

as  tro  pho  tog'ra'phy,  -pho  tom'- 

as  te  a  to' sis,  -to'des  (-dez). 

e  ter,  -e  try,  -pho  to  met'ric  al. 

as'te  ism. 

as  tro  phys'ic  al,  -phys'ics. 

as'tel. 

as'tro  scope. 

as'ter,  -wort,  As'ter,  Bot.  genus. 

as'tro  the  ol'o  gy. 

as  te'ri  a. 

as  tu'cious,  -ly,  -tu'ci  ty. 

As  te'ri  as,  Zodl.  genus,    as  te'ri  as. 

As'tur,  Ornith.  genus,  as'tu  rine. 

Ornith. 

As  tu'ri  as  (as  too're  as),  prov.  Sp., 

as'ter  isk. 

-tu'ri  an. 

as'ter  ism. 

as  tute',  -ly,  -ness. 

a  stem',  -ster'nal. 

a  sty'lar,  -sty'lic. 

as'ter  oid,  -oid'al. 

A  sun  ci  on'  (a  sdon  se  on'),  c.  Para. 

As  ter'o  pe,  Myth. 

a  sun'der. 

as'the  nol'o  gy. 

as'U  ra  {or  a  soo'-),  Myth. 

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as'wail. 

a'the  ism,  -ist,  -ist'  ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly. 

a  sy'lum. 

-al  ness,  a'the  ize,   -ized,   -i^zer, 

a  sym  bo'li  a. 

-i'  zing. 

a  sym  met'ric,  -ric  al,  -al  ly,  a  sym'- 

ath'el  ing. 

me  try. 

A  the'na,  A  the'ne.  Myth. 

a  sym'phy  note. 

Ath  e  nag'o  ras,  Gr.  philos. 

as'ymp  tote  (-im  tot),  -tot'ic,  -ic  al, 

Ath  e  ne'um  or  -naj'um. 

-ll  ly 

A  the'ni  an. 

a  syn'ar  tete,  -tet'ic. 

a  the  0  log'ic  al,  -al  ly. 

a  syn'chro  nism,  -chro  nous. 

a  ther'man  cy,  -ma 'nous,  a  ther'- 

a  syn'de  ton,  as  yn  det'ic,  -ic  al  ly, 

mous. 

-yn  tac'tic. 

ath  e  ro'ma,  pi.  -ro'ma  ta,  -ma  tous, 

as'y  ner'gi  a. 

ath'e  rome. 

a  sys'to  le,  -to  lism,  -toric. 

ath  e  to' sis,  ath'  e  toid. 

a  syz^y  get'ic  (-jet-) 

a  thirst'. 

at'a  bal. 

ath'lete,  -let'ic,  -ic  al  ly,  -let'  i  cism, 

a  tac'a  mite. 

-let'ics,  ath'le  tism. 

a  tac'tic. 

Ath'os,  mt.  Turk. 

a  ta'jo  (a  ta'ho). 

a  threp'si  a. 

at'ak. 

a  throb'. 

At'a  la. 

a  thwart',  -ships. 

at'a  man. 

A  thy'  (a  thi'),  t.  Ire. 

at  a  mas'co  or  -mos'co,  -lil'y  or  a. 

at'i  my. 

lily. 

a  tin'ga. 

at  a  rax'i  a,  at'a  rax  y. 

at'ka    fish. 

a  taunt',  a  taun'to. 

at  lan'tad,  -lan'tal. 

at'a  vism,  -vis'tic,  -tic  al  ly,  a  tav'ic. 

atlan'tes(-tez). 

a  tax'a  pha'si  a  (-fa'zhi  a). 

At  lan'tic. 

a  tax'i  a,  -tax'ic,  a  tax'y  {or  at'ax  y). 

At  lan'tis,  -Ian  te'an  or  -lan'ti  an, 

At  ba'ra  (at-),  r.  Afr. 

-tides  (dez). 

Atch  af  a  lay'a  Bay'ou  (atch  af  a- 

at'las,  a  book  of  maps.  At'las,  Myth. 

li'a  bi'oo),  r.  La. 

at'lee. 

at'che. 

at  mi'a  try. 

atch'i  son,  a  coin. 

afmid  al'bu  mose  (-mos). 

ate.     See  eat.     A'te,  Myth. 

at  mi  dom'e  ter,  -e  try. 

a  tech'nic  (-tek'-),  -nic  al,  a  tech'ny. 

at  mol'o  gy,  -o  gist,  -mo  log'ic  al. 

a' tees  (-tes). 

at' mo  lyze,  -lyzed,  -ly  zer,  -ly  zing 

a'tef,  =crown. 

(-li'-),  -ly  za'tion  (-11- ),  -mol'y  sis. 

at  e  lec'ta  sis,  -lee  tat'ic. 

at  mom'e  ter. 

a  te  tier  (a  te  Iva'). 

at'mos  phere,  -phgr'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly. 

at'e  line,  -lite. 

a  to'cha,  -grass. 

A  tel'lan,  -lane. 

atok'. 

a  tem'po,  a   tem'po   pri'mo  (pre'-). 

ato'/e(-la). 

o  tem'po  gius'to  (joos'to). 

at611'(orat'ol). 

Ath  a  bas'kan  or  -can. 

at'om,  -o  mat'ic,  -o  mi'cian  (-mish'- 

Ath'a  lie  (at'a  le    or  a^ta^e'),    Ra- 

an), -mic'i  ty,  at'om  ism,  -om  ist, 

cine. 

-o  mis'tic,  -tic  al,  -al  ly,  a  tom'ic. 

ath  a  nd'si  a  (-se  a  or  -shi-  or  -zhi  a), 

-ic  al,  -al  ly,  at'om  y,  -om  ol'o  gy. 

a  than'a  sy. 

at^o  me  chan'ics(-kan-). 

Ath  a  na'si  us  (-shi  us),  Gr.  father 

at'om  ize,  -ized,  -i  zing,  -i  zer,  -I  za'- 

of the  church,  -na'sian  (-shan  or 

tion. 

-zhan),  -ism,  -ist. 

a    tone',    -ment,    -toned,    -ton'ing, 

ath'a  nor. 

-ton'a  ble,  -ton'er. 

not,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etude,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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at'o  ny,  a  ton'ic. 

a  top'. 

at^ra  bi  la'ri  an,  -ri  ous,    -bil'i  ax, 

-bil'ia  ry,  -bil'ious. 
a  tra'che  ate  (-ke-),  -che'Ii  ate. 
at'ra  ment,  -men  ta'ri  ous,  -men'- 

tous. 
A'tre  us  or  A'treus  (-trdos),  Myth. 
A'tri  (a'tre),  prov.  It. 
A  tri'dae,  Myth. 
a  tri  o  ven  tric'u  lar. 
a  trip'. 

a'tri  um,  pi,  -tri  a,  -tri  al. 
at  ro  ce  ru'le  ous. 
a     tro'cious     (-shus),     -ly,     -ness, 

atroc'ity  (-tros'-). 
at'ro  phy,    -pMed,    -phy''ing    (-fi-), 

a  trdph'ic. 
At'ro  pos,  Myth. 
at'ro  pous. 
a  try'. 

at  tdc'  cd,  -CO. 
at  tach',  -a  ble,  -ing,  -ment,  -tached', 

at  tach'ment'Screw. 
at  ta  che  (at  ta  sha'). 
at  tack',  -ing,  -a  ble,  -er,  -tacked'. 
at  tac'o  lite. 
At'tai  (-ta),  Bib. 
at  tain',   -ing,   -a  ble,   -a  ble  ness, 

-a  bil'i   ty,   -tain'der,    -tain'ment, 

-tained'. 
at  taint',  -ed,  -ing. 
At^ta  li'a.  Bib. 
at  tal'i  ca. 
at'tap. 

at'tar  or  ot'tar. 
at  tem'per,    -tem'per  ate,     -a' ted, 

-acting,  -a'tion,  -per  ment  or  -per- 

a  ment. 
at  tempt',  -ed,  -ing,  -a  ble,  -a  bil'i  ty, 

-tempt'er. 
at  tend',  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ance, 

-ant,   -ten'tion,  -ten'tive,  -tive  ly, 

-tive  ness. 
at  ten'u  ate,  -a  ted,  -a  ting,   -u  ant, 

-a'tion. 
at  test',  -ed,  -ing,  -a  tive,  -er,  -or, 

-test'ive,  at'tes  ta^tor,  -ta'tion. 
At'tic,  relating  to  Attica  or  Athens, 

-ti  cize  or  -cise,   -cized,   -ci  zing, 

-cism,  -cist,  at'tic. 
at  ti  haw' meg. 
At'tJ  la.  King  of  the  Huns. 


at  tire',  -tired,  -tir'ing,  -tir'er,  at  tire' 

wom^an. 
at'ti  tude,  -tu'di  nal,  -di  na'ri  an, 

-an  ism,   -tu'di  nize,   -nized,   -ni- 

zing,  -ni  zer. 
at'tle. 
dttone{-\a). 
at  tor'ney  (-tur'-),  -ism,  -ship,  =gen''- 

er  al,  =gen^er  al  ship. 
at  tract',  -ed,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -a  ble,  -cr, 

-or,   -lie,   -ive,   -ive   ly,    -ive   ness, 

-a  bil'i  ty,  -trac'tion,  -tiv'i  ty. 
at  trib'ute,  -u  ted,  -u  ting,  -u  tive, 

-tive  ly,  -u  ta  ble,  at'tri  bute,   n. 

-bu'tion. 
at  trJ'tion,  at  trite',  -tri'tus,  at  tri'- 

tion«mill. 
at  tune',  -tuned',  -tun'ing. 
at  typ'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly. 
a  tum'ble. 
a  typ'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly. 
a'u  a  (a'oD  a). 
au  bade  (6  bad'). 
au  bain  (6  ban'  or  6  ban'),  au  baine' 

(-ban'). 
Aube  (6b),  r.  Fr. 
Aube  nas'  (ob'na'),  t.  Fr. 
au  berge  (6  barzh'  or  a'berj),  au'ber- 

gist. 
au'ber  glne. 

au'ber'nage'  (o  bare  nazh'). 
au  bin  (a'bin  or  6  bah'). 
au'burn. 

Auch  (osh),  t.  Fr. 
auch'let  (audi'-). 
au  cou  rant'  (6  koo  roh'). 
auc'tion,  -a  ry,  -eer',  auc'tion  pitcli, 

a.  pool. 
auc  to'ri  al. 

au'cu  ba.     Au'cu  ba,  Bot.  genus. 
au   da'cious,   -ly,    -ness,    -dac'  i  ty 

(-das'-). 
Aude  (od),  r.  and  dept.  Fr. 
Au'di  an,  -ism. 
au'di  ble,  -ness,  -di  bly,  -di  bil'i  ty, 

-di  ent,  -ence,  -di  tive,  -to  ry,  au'- 

dile,  -di'tion,  au'di  ence-cham^ber, 

-court. 
ail  di  en' do    et    ter  mi  nan' do. 
au  di  om'e  ter,  -e  try,  -o  met'ric, 

-di  phone. 
au'dit,  -ed,  -ing,  -di  tor,  -tor  ship, 

-to'ri  al,  au'dit-ale,  -house,  -office. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice,   in,    note. 


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au  di'ta    que  re' la. 

au  re'o  lin. 

au  di  to'ri  um,  pi.  -ri  urns  or  -ri  a. 

au  re'o  sin. 

Au'drey  (-dri),  Shak. 

au    re  voir  (6  re  vwor'). 

Au'du  bon  (o'doo  bon),  co.  Iowa. 

au'riar  gen  tif  er  ous. 

Au'du  bon,  Amer.  ornith. 

au'ri  cle,  -cled  (-kid),  -ri  lave,  -ric'u- 

Au'er  bach    (ou'er  badi   or  -biik), 

lar,  -lar  ly. 

Ger.  novelist;  t.  Sax. 

au'ri  fy,    -fied,    -fy   ing,    -ri    form, 

au  jaW  {6' id.'),  au  fond'  {o'ioh'). 

-rif'er  ous,  -rif'ic. 

au'ge  (ou'ge),  pi.  -gen. 

Ah  rl'ga,  Astron.     au  ri'ga,  Med. 

Au  ge'an,  Myth. 

Au  ril  lac'  (o're^yiik'),  t.  Fr. 

au'ger,  a  tool,  -bit,  'fau''cet,  ^gage, 

au'rin  or  -rine. 

=hole,     -mak^ing,     -shell,     -stem, 

au  ri  phryg'i  a  (-frij'-),  -i  ate. 

-twist^er. 

au  ri  pig'ment. 

au  get  (a  jet'  or  o^zha')- 

au'ris,    pi.    -res    (-rez).          Au'ris, 

augh  or  ach  (aw  or  adi). 

Conch,  genus. 

aught  (awt). 

au'rist,  -ri  scalp,    -ri  scope,   -ris'co- 

au'gite  (-jit),  -git'ic. 

py- 

aug'ment,  n.,  -ment',  v.,  -ment'ed. 

au'rochs  (-roks). 

-er,    -ing,    -a    ble,    -ment'a    tive, 

au  ro'ra,  -ro'ral,  -ral  ly,  -re  an,  au- 

-tive  ly,  -men  ta'tion. 

ro'ra-shell,  a.  bo  re  a'lis,  a.  glo'ry. 

au   gra  tin'  (6  gra  tan'). 

Au  ro'ra.  Myth. 

Augs'burg  (ougz'  boorg  or  ouchs'- 

au'rum,  au'rous,  -ric,  -ric'o  mous. 

boordi),  c.  Bav.,  A.  Con  fes'sion. 

-rif'ic,  -rig'er  ous  (-rij'-),  -rig'ra- 

au'gfir,  -ing,  -ship,  -gu  ral,  -gu  ry, 

phy.  -riv'o  rous. 
Au  Sa'ble  (aw  sa'bl),  r.  Mich. 

-gu  rate,  -gu'ri  al,  -gured. 

au  gust',  -ly,  -ness. 

Au  sa'ble  (6  sa'bl),  tp.  and  chasm 

Au'gust. 

N.  Y. 

au  gus'ta,  a  tree. 

aus'cul  tate,  -tasted,  -ta''ting,  -ta'tor. 

au  gus'tal,  -ta'Hs,  pi.  -les  (-lez). 

-tor  ship,     -cul'ta  tive,     -ta  to^ry, 

Au  gus'tan. 

-ta'tion. 

Au  gus'tin  or  -tine  (or  au'-),  -tin'- 

aus'laut  (ous'lout). 

i  an,  -an  ism. 

Au  so'ni  an. 

Au  gus   to'vo    (ou   gdos   to'vo),    t. 

aus'pex,  pi.  -pi  ces  (-sez),  -pi  cate. 

Russ. 

-ca  ted,  -ca  ting,  -ca  tor,  -to^ry. 

auk,  -let. 

aus'pJce,  pi.  -pi  ces  (-sez),  aus  pi'- 

auld,  auld'  lang  syne'. 

cious,  -ly,  -ness. 

au  le'tes  (-tez),  pi.  -tai  (-ti),  -let'ic. 

aus'ter.  When  specialized,  it  should 

-le'tris,  pi.  -tri  des  (-dez). 

be  capitalized,     -land,  aus'tral. 

au'lic,  -lie  al,  -li  cism. 

aus  tere',  -ly,  -ness,  -ter'i  ty. 

au'lin,  =scout^y. 

Aus'tin.     Same  as  Augustinian. 

aum. 

Aus  tra'li  a,  -tra'lian  {or  -tral'yan). 

Au  male'  (6'mal'),  t.  Alg. 

-la'sia  (-sha  or  -zha),  -la'sian. 

Au  male',  d'  (do'mal'),  Due. 

Aus  tra'li  oid  or  -tra  loid. 

au'mil,  -mil  dar. 

Aus'tri  a,  -tri  an,  -tra'sian  (-shan). 

aune  (on). 

aus'trin  ger  (-jer). 

aunt,  -y,  -ie,  -hood. 

Aus'tro  CO  lum'bi  a,  -bi  an. 

au'ra,  -ral. 

Aus  tro  gae'a,  -gs'an,  -tro  ma  la'ya, 

au'ra  min     or      -m!ne,      -ran'ti  a 

-la'yan. 

(-shia). 

aus'tro  man  cy. 

au'rate,  -ra  ted. 

au  tan  tit'y  py. 

au  re'  (o  ra'). 

au  te'cious. 

au're  ate,  -re  ous,  -re'i  ty. 

au'ter    droit'  (6'ter  drwo  or  -droi) . 

au  re'o  la,  au're  ole,  -oled,  -61  ing. 

au'ler  foils'    (6  ter  fwo'  or  -foi). 

not,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Bacfh. 

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au'ter   vie  (o'ter  ve). 

au  then'tic,  -tic  al,  -al  ly,  -al  ness, 

-ti  cate,  -ca  ted,  -ca  ting,  -ca'tion, 

-tic'i  ty,  -then'tics. 
au'thor,    -craft,    -hood,    -like,    -ess, 

au  tho'ri  al,  au'thor=card,  =cat  a- 

logue,  «en  try,  =head  ing,  -mark, 

=ta  ble. 
au  th6r'i   ty,   -i   ta  tive,   -tive   ly, 

-tive  ness,  -i  ta'ri  an. 
au'thor  ize,   -ized,   -i  zer,   -i  zing, 

-i''za  ble,  -i  za'tion. 
au'tho  type. 
au'to  (ou'-),  a  Spanish  play;    au'to, 

a  prefix. 
au''to  bi  og'ra  phy,  -ra  pher,  -o- 

graph'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly. 
au  to  chr6n'o  graph      {or     -kro'- 

no-). 
au  toch'thon,   pi.   -thons  or  -tho- 

nes   (-nez),    -tho   nal,    -tho   nism, 

-tho    nous,    -nous    ly,    -tho    ny, 

-thon'ic. 
au  to  clas'tic. 
au'to  clave, 
au'to   crat,   -ship,    -crat'ic,    -ic   al, 

-al  ly,  au  toc'ra  cy. 
au^to  di  ag  no'sis. 
au  to  di  ges'tion. 
au  to  dy  nam'ic  {or  -di-). 
au'  to  graph,      -ism,     -om'   e  ter, 

-graph'ic,    -ic   al,    -al   ly,    -tog'ra- 

phy. 
au'to  harp', 
au  to  hyp'no  tism. 
au'to  kl  ne'sis,  -nct'ic. 
au  to  la  ryn'go  scope,  -lar  yn  gos'- 

co  py. 
au  tol'o  gy,  -tol  a  try. 
Au  tol'y  cus,  Shak. 
au  to  mafic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  -ma  tic'- 

i  ty,  -tom'a  tism,  -a  tist,  -a  tize, 

-tized,  -ti  zing,  -a  ton,  pi.  -a  tons 

or  -a  ta. 
au  tom'e  try,  -to  met'ric. 
au  to  mo'bile. 

au  to  mor'phic,  -al  ly   -phism. 
au  to  mo'tor. 
au  ton'o  my,  -o  mist,  -o  mous,  -to- 

nom'ic,  -ic  al  ly. 
au'to  nym. 

au'to  phon,  -toph'o  ny. 
au  toph  thai' mo  scope. 


au  to  pol'y  graph. 

au'top  sy,  -top'sic,  -sic  al,  -al  ly, 

-top'tic,  -tic  al,  -al  ly,  -tic'i  ty. 
au  to  sche'di  asm  (-ske'-),  -di  as'- 

tic,    -tic    al,    -sche'di    aze,    -azed, 

-a  zing. 
au'to  scope,  -tos'co  py,  -to  scop'ic. 
au'to  site,   -sit'ic,   -si  ta'ri  us,  pi. 

-ri  I. 
au  to  sty'lic  {or  -stil'ic). 
au^to  sug  ges'tion. 
au'to  the  ism,  -the  ist. 
au'to  tox  {E'mi  a,  -tox  i  ca'tion,  -tox'ic. 
au'to  trans  form'er. 
au'to  type,  -typed,  -typ'ing  (-tip'-), 

-typ'ic,      -ty     pog'ra   phy     (-ti-), 

-tot'y  py. 
au'tre  Jots'  (o'tr  fwa'). 
au'tumn,  -tum'nal,  au  tumn-bells. 
Au  tun'  (6'tuh'),  c.  Fr. 
Au  vergne    (6    varn'),    mts.    and 

former   prov.    Fr.,    au    ver   gnat' 

(o  var  nya'). 
Au  vergne',  d'  (do' varn'),  Pierre. 
aux'a  nom'e  ter. 
Au  xerre'  (6'sar'  or  6'zar'),  c.  Fr. 
aux  e'sis,  -et'ic,  -ic  al  ly. 
aux  il'ia  ry  (awg  zil'ya  ry),  -iar  ly. 
aux  il'i  um  (awg  zil'-). 
aux  ol'o  gy  (awks  61'-),  -om'e  ter. 
Aux  onne'  (o'soh'),  t.  Fr. 
aux'o  spore. 

Aux  vasse'  (6'vas'),  tp.  Mo. 
d'va,  a  drink,     a'va,  a  bird,     a  va' 

(a  va'),  Scotch,  of  all. 
a  vail',  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -a  ble,  -a  bly, 

-a  bil'i  ty,  -vailed'. 
a'val,    av'i    tal,    relating   to   grand- 
parents,    a  val\  suretyship. 
av'a  lanche  {or  -lanch). 
av'a  lite. 

A  val  Ion'  (a'val'lofi'),  t.  Fr. 
a  vd'neh. 

a  vd'ni  a  {or  a  va  ne'a),  -ni  ous. 
a  vanf'hras  (a  von'=bra),   -^cou'ri  er 

(-koo'-),  'fosse'  (=fossa'),  -garde. 
av'a  rice,  -ri'cious  (-rish'us),  -cious- 

ly,  -ness. 
a  vast'  {or  -vast'). 
av  a  tar'  {or  av'-).  Myth,    -a  ta'ra. 
a  vaunt'  {or  -vaunt'). 
A've   (a've  or  a'va),  salutation  for 

the   Virgin   Mary,    a've    (a've   or 


fate,   fat,   far,    fall,    fare,    fast,   sofa,    mete,   met,    her,   ice.   In,    note, 


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Axis 


a'va),  a  welcoming,  or  a  farewell 

A'von  (a'von  or  av'on),  r.  Eng.;  vil. 

salutation. 

N.  Y.;  vil.  O. 

Ave'bur  y  or  A'bur  y  (a'ber  I),  vil. 

Av'on  dale,  t.  Ala.;  vil.  O. 

Eng. 

a  vouch',   -ing,  -a  ble,  -er,  -ment, 

av'el,  -el  er. 

-vouched'. 

a  vel'lane  or  -Ian  {or  av'-). 

avoue'  (a  voo  a'). 

A've    Ma  ri'a  (a'va  ma  re'a),  A've 

a  vow',  -a  ble,  -a  bly,  -al,  -ance,  -ant, 

Ma'ry  (a've  ma'n-)- 

-ed  ly,  -er,  -ry,  -ing,  a  vowed'. 

A  ve'na,  av  e  na'ceous,  a  ve'ni  form, 

A  vranches'  (a'vronsh'),  t.  Fr. 

-ve'nin. 

A  vran  chin  (a^vron   shah'),  dept. 

av'e  nage,  -e  ner. 

Fr. 

A  venches'  (a^vSnsh'),  t.  Switz. 

a  vun'cu  lar. 

a  venge',  -venged',  -ven'ging,  -ger. 

d'wd,  a  fish,     a  wa',  Scotch  for  away. 

a  ve'nous,  -ni  ous. 

awa'_bi(-be). 

Av'en  tine. 

a  wait',  -ed,  -er,  -ing. 

a  ven'tu  rin  or  -rine. 

a  wake',  -ment  -waked^  -wak'ing, 

av'e  nue. 

-en,  -en  ing,  -en  ing  ly,  -en  a  ble, 

a   ver',    v.,    -ring,    -ment,    -ra   ble, 

-en  er,  a  woke'. 

-verred'. 

a  wane'. 

av'er  age,  -aged,  -a  ging,  av'er  age- 

a  ward',  -er,  ed-,  -ing. 

ad  just^er,  -stat'er,  -tak^er. 

a  ware',  -ness. 

av  e  rd'no. 

awash'  (wosh'). 

a  ver'dant. 

away',  -go  ing. 

A  ver'nus,  -ni  an. 

awe,  -less,  -some,  -strick^en,  -struck, 

Av  er  ro'ism  or  -rho',  -ro  ist,  -is'tic. 

awed,  aw'ing,  -ful,  -fully,  -fulness. 

av'er  run  cantor  {or  -ca'tor). 

a  wea'ry,  -wea'ried. 

a  ver'sant. 

a  weel'. 

a  verse',  -ly,  -ness,  -ver'sion. 

a  weigh'. 

a  vert',  -ing,  -er,  -i  ble. 

awe'to  (a  wa'to). 

A'ves  (-vez),  a'vi  an,  -vine,  -vi  a  ry, 

a  while'. 

a'vi  cuFture,  -vi  form. 

a  wing'. 

A  ves'ta,  -tan. 

awk'ward,  -ly,  -ness. 

a'  ves  truz'  (-trdoz'). 

awl,    -wort,    =bird,    -clip,    -shaped, 

a^vi  a' do  (a^ve  a'tho),  av'i  a  dor'. 

-tree. 

a  vic'u  la,  -u  lar,  -la'ri  um,  pi.  -ri  a, 

awn,  -er,  -less,  awn'y,  awned. 

-ri  an,  A  vic'u  la.  Conch,  genus. 

awn'ing,  -block. 

a  vid'i  ty,  av'id,  -id  ly,  a  vid'i  ous  ly. 

awry'(-ri'). 

a  vi  fau'na,  pi.  -n(B,  -nal. 

ax  or  axe,  pi.  ax'es,  ax'man  or  axe-, 

A^vig'non'     (a^ven^yoh'),    c.     Fr.; 

pi.   -men,  ax'  mas  ter,   -grind  er, 

A.   ber'ry. 

-han  die,  -head,  -helve,  -mak  er. 

A'vi  la  (a've  la),  prov.  Sp. 

-shaped,  -stone,  a.  break  er. 

A'vites  (a'-),  Bih. 

ax'il,  n.,  ax  if'er  ous. 

av  i  vage'  (-vazh'). 

ax'fle,  ?i.,ax  il'la,  pi.  te,  -il'lant,  ax'- 

av i  zan'dum  or  -san'-. 

il  lar,  -la  ry. 

A  vize'  (-vez'). 

ax^i  lem'ma. 

av  0  cd'do  or  -to. 

ax'In,  Chem.,  -in'ic. 

av  0  cat'  (-6  ka'). 

ax'ine  (-in),  pertaining  to  deer. 

av  0  ca'tion. 

ax'in  0  man^cy  {or  ax  in'-). 

av'o  cet  or  -set. 

ax'i  0  lite,  -lit'ic. 

a  void',   -ed,   -ing,   -a  ble,   -a  bly. 

ax'i  cm,  -o  mat'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly. 

-ance,  -er,  -less. 

ax'is,  pi.  ax'es  (-ez),  ax'i  al,  -al  ly, 

av^oir  du  pois'  (-poiz'). 

-i   oid,    -i   oid'  e   an,    -i  om'e  ter, 

aw'/i(a  vo'le). 

-i   sym  met'ric,    -if  u   gal,    Ax'is, 

not,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bohmot,  ttius,  Badi. 


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baboosh 


Zodl.     genus,     ax'  is^cyF  in   der, 

A  za'le  a,  Bat.  genus,    a  za'le  a,  a 

•=deer. 

species  of  plants. 

ax'le,  ax'led  (ax'ld),  -le  tree,  ax'le- 

a  zdn'. 

ad    jus^ter,    -arm,    -bar,     =block, 

az'a  rin. 

-box,  -clip,  -collar,  -gage,  -guard. 

az'a  role. 

-hook,  -mak  ing,  -nut,    -pack^ing, 

A  za'zel,  Milton. 

-pin,    -sad    die,    -seat,    -set   ting, 

a  zed'a  rach  (-rak). 

-skein,  -sleeve,  -tooth,  -yoke,  ax'le- 

az'iam  (-vam  or  -i  am). 

tree-clamp. 

A'zJ  el  (a'-),  Bih. 

Ax'min  ster    car^pet. 

az'i   miith,   -muth'al,   -al  ly,    az'i- 

ax'ode. 

muth  cir'cle. 

ax'o  lotl. 

a  zi  o'la  (a  tse  o'la). 

ax  om'e  ter. 

az  o  ben'zene,  -ben'zol. 

ax' on,  pi.  -0  nes  (-nez). 

az'o«blue,  -e  ryth'rin,  az  o  di  phen'- 

ax  0  nom'e  try  or  ax  i  nom'-. 

yi- 

ax  0  sper'mous. 

a  zo'gue  (a  tho'ga  or  -so'ga). 

ax  ot'o  mous. 

a  zo'ic. 

ax'unge  (-iinj),  -un'gi  ous  (-ji-). 

a  zon'ic. 

ay  or  aye  (a),  ever,  always,     ay  or 

a  zo  0  sperm'a  tism,  -sperm'i  a. 

aye  (a),  an  exclamation  of  surprise 

a'zor. 

or  regret,     aye  or  ay  (i),  yes,  yea, 

A  zores'  (-zorz'),  Portu.  Isl.,  -zo'- 

truly,     aye  or  ay  (I),  an  affirma- 

ri an. 

tive  vote.     Ay  (a),  a  wine,    ay'- 

a  zo  te'a  (a^tho  ta'a  or  a  so-). 

green  or  aye'-. 

az'o  tize,  -tized,  -ti  zing,  -o  tide  {or 

a' yah. 

-tid),  -o  tin,  -o  tom'e  ter. 

a  yd  pd'nd. 

Az'ra  el  or  -il. 

aye' -aye  (i'i  . 

Az'tec,  -tec  an. 

a  ye  nee'. 

a  zu  le'jo   (a  thoo  la'  ho). 

ay'let. 

a  zum'  hre  (a  thoom'bra). 

ay'ni-wood  (i  nl-). 

az'ure   (azh'  ur  or  azh'  ur),  a'zure 

ayr  (air),  a  gravelly  point  of  land. 

(a'zhur  or  a'zhur),  -stone. 

Ayr  (air),  co.  Scot. 

az'u  rlne  (azh'-),  -u  rite,  -u  ry. 

a  yu  dan'te  (a  yoo  than'ta) . 

az'y  gos,  -y  gous,  -gous  ly. 

a  yun'td  mi  en' to. 

az'ym  or  -yme  (-im),  a  zym'ic,  az'y- 

A  yut'hi  a   (a  ydot'he^a),    former 

mous,  Az'y  mite. 

cap.  of  Siam. 

az  zi  nii'na  (at  se  me'na). 

B 


baa  (ba). 

Ba'al,  -ism,  -ist,  -ite. 

Baal  b6c',  t.  Syr. 

Ba^al-pe'or,  Bib. 

bab,    a   tassel   or   cockade;  a   bob. 

Bab,  a  Babist,  Bab'ism. 
hd  bd',  a  cake. 
Ba'ba,  a  title  of  respect 
Ba'ba,  A'li  (a'le  ba'ba). 
bd  bd  ko'to. 
bab'ber. 
bab'bit  ting,   -jig,  Bab'bitt  met'al. 


bab'ble,  -bled  (-bid),  -bling,  -bling- 
ly,  -bier,  -ble  ment. 

Ba'bel,  Bib.  Ba'bel  or  ba-,  confu- 
sion; disorder. 

bab'il  lard. 

Bab'ing  ton's-curse,  a  plant. 

hab  i  rus'sa  or  -rous'sa  (-robs'-)  or 
bab  y-. 

bdb'ldh. 

Ba'ble  (-bla). 

bab  oon',  -er  y,  -ish,  bab  u  I'na. 

ba  boosh' . 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    mgt,    her,    ice.    In,    note, 


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149 


baeta 


Ba  bou'vism  (-boo'-),  -vist. 

ba  bu'  (-boo')  or  bob'. 

ba  bur  or  -bool  (-booF  or  ba'-).  . 

Ba'bu  yan'  (-boo-),  isl.  Pacific. 

ba'by,  -ish,  -ish  ly,  -ish  ness,  -ism, 
-hood,  -ship,  -ol'o  try,  ba'by -car^- 
riage  (-rlj),  ■■clothes,  -farm, 
=farm''er,  =farm^ing,  -house, 
-jumpier,  -pin,  =walk''er. 

Bab  y  lo'ni  an,  -lon'ic,  -ic  al,  -lo'- 
nish,  Bab'y  Ion  ite. 

ba  ca'ba,  -palm  (-pam). 

bd'ca  Id'o. 

bac  ca  lau're  ate,  -re  an. 

Bac  ca  nar'ist. 

bac  ca  rat'  (-ra'),  or  -rd',  a  game. 
Bac^ca'rat'  (-ra'),  t.  Fr. 

bac'cha  nal  (-ka-),  -nd'li  a,  -li  an, 
-an  ism,  -an  ly,  bac'chant  (-kant), 
bac  chante  (bak'kant  or  -kant'  or 
-kan'te),  pi.  bac'chantes  (-kant)  or 
-chan'tes  (-kan'tez),  -chan'tic. 

Bac'chus,  Myth.,  -chic  (-kik). 

Bach  (badi),  Ger.  composer. 

Bach'a  rach  or  -rack  (bak'a  rSk). 

Bache  (bach),  Amer.  philos. 

bach'el  (bak'-). 

bach'e  lor,  -hood,  -lor  ism,  -ship, 
bach'e  lor's-but'tons. 

ba  ci'le  (-che'la),  pi.  -ci'li  (-che'le). 

ba  cil'lus,  pi.  -ll,  ba  cil'lar  or  bac'- 
(bas'-),  bac'il  la''ry,  -cil'li  form, 
-li  an,  -li  cide,  -cid'ic,  -cil'li  cul- 
ture, Ba  cil'lus,  Bot.  genus. 

ba  ci'no  (ba  che'no),  pi.  -ci'ni  (-ne). 

back,  -er,  ings,  backed,  back'bite, 
-bit  er,  -bit  ing,  -ing  ly,  back'bone, 
-boned,  -cap,  -down,  -fall, 
-ground,  -hand,  -hand  ed,  -ed  ly, 
-ed  ness,  -hand  er,  -head,  -house, 
-lash,  -less,  -log,  -most,  -piece, 
-plate,  -rope,  -set,  -side,  -slide, 
-slid  er,  -slid  ing,  -ing  ness,  -stay, 
-ster,  -stitch,  -stone,  -ward,  -wards, 
-ward  ly,  -ward  ness,  -waiter, 
-wood,  -woods,  -woods  man, 
-worm,  -wort. 

back'-ac^tion,  -baFance,  -band, 
=bar,  -block,  -bond,  -bone,  bone  of 
the  back,  -cas'ing,  -cast,  -cen''ter, 
-chain,  -cloth,  -comb,  -end,  -fiF- 
let,  -flap,  -frame,  -game,  -gear, 
-joint,    -linking,  -link,  -lye,  -mill, 


-mold,  -o''ver  man,  -paint'ing, 
-pres''sure,  -rack  et,  -rak'ing, 
-rent,  -rest,  -re  turn,  -saw, 
-scrapper,  -scratchier,  -set'tler, 
-shift,  -sight,  -skin,  -slang,  -spear, 
-speed,  -speer,  -splint  ing,  -spring, 
-staff,  -stair,  a.,  -stairs,  a.,  -stall, 
-step,  -stop,  -strap,  -strapped, 
-stream,  -string,  -stroke,  -swim'- 
mer,  -sword,  -tack,  -tool,  -trick, 
-washed,  -wound  ing. 

back  door,  b.  look,  b.  room,  b. 
stair,  n.,    b.  stairs,  n. 

back'ache  (-ak),  back'ache -brake, 
-root. 

back'et. 

back  gam'mon  {or  back'-),  back- 
gam'mon -board,  -play  ing. 

back'ing,  -boards,  -deals,  -ham- 
mer, -i^ron,  -met^al,  -pan. 

back' sheesh  or  bak'shish  (-shesh). 

Ba'con,  -ism,  -co'ni  an. 

ba'con  (-kn  or  -kon),  -ize,  -ized, 
-i  zing,  -con  y,  -con  weed,  ba'con- 
bee^tle. 

b^c'tal. 

bac  te'ri  a,  -ri  al,  -ri  an,  -ri  ciMal, 
-ri  cide,  -ri  form,  -ri  oid,  -ri  ol'o  gy, 
-o  gist,  -o  log'ic  al,  -o  scop'ic,  -os'- 
co  py,  -o  ther  a  peu'tic,  -ther'a  py, 
-te  rit'ic,  Bac  te'ri  a,  Entom.  genus. 

Bac'tri  an,  B.  cam'el. 

Bac'tris. 

Bad  a  joz'  (-bos'),  prov.  Sp. 

bad' ak 'tap' a. 

ba  da'neh. 

bd'daud'  (-do)', 

bad'dam. 

bad'der  locks. 

bad'dock. 

bade  (bad).     See  bid. 

Ba'den,  state  Ger. 

badge,  -less,  -man. 

badg'er,  -ing,  -er,  -ly,  -ered,  badg'er- 
bait'ing,  -dog,  -hound,  -legged, 
-plane,  -er's-bane. 

bad'gir  (-geer). 

bad  i  d'ga. 

ba  di'geon  (-jun). 

bad  i  nage  (-nazh'  or  bad'i  naj). 

Ba  din  guet'  (-dan^ga'). 

bad'min  ton  or  Bad'-. 

ba  e  ta  (ba  a  ta). 


n6t,  nor,  use,  ilp,  <irn,  etiide,  food,  f<^t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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ha'tu  his,  pi.  -li. 

ha'i  le  (ba'e  la). 

bae'tyl,  -tyl  us. 

bail'iff,  -iff  ship,  -i  wick. 

baffle,  -fled  (-fld),  -fling,  -fling  ly, 

bail'lie-brush'kie. 

-fling  ness,  -fle  ment,  -fler,  baffle- 

hail  Ion'  (bal  yon'),  hail  la  ne  (bal- 

plate. 

yo  na'). 

baf'ta. 

ha'i  lo. 

bag,  -ful,  -ger,  -ging,  -gy,  -gi  ness, 

bain,  hain-ma  He'  (ban  ma  re'). 

bagged. 

Bai  ram  (bi'-  or  -ram'). 

bag' man,  -nut,  -pipe,  -pip^er,  -wig- 

Bafreuth  (bi'roit),  c.  Ger. 

ged. 

bairn,  -li  ness,  -time,  -wort. 

bag'Clasp,  -fast'  en  er,  -fill  er,  -fil'- 

bait,  -ing,   -er,  -ed,  bait-box,  -fish'- 

ter,  -fox,   -frame,   -hold'er,  -lock, 

ing,  -house,  -mill,  -poke,  -rod. 

-ma     chine',      -pud' ding,      -reef. 

baize. 

-room,    -tie,    -weigh    er,    -worm, 

Ba  ja  (bo'yo'),  t.  Hung.— (ba'ya), 

bag'ging-time,      bag'     press,      b. 

t.  It. 

pump,  b.  trou  sers,  b.  wig. 

Ba  jar'do  (-yar'-). 

ha  gd'nd. 

ha' jo  na'do  (ba'ho  na'tho). 

ha  gasse',  -fur  nace. 

bake,  bak'ing,  -er,  -er  y,  bake'  board. 

bag    a    telle',    -board,    -play    ing, 

-house,     -stone,     baked,     baked - 

-ta'ble. 

apple,  -meat,  bak'ing-pow'der. 

hag  at  ti'no  (bag  at  te'no),  pi.  -ni 

bak'er-foot,  -kneed,  -legged. 

(-ne). 

hak'shish  or  hdkh'shish  or  hack'shish 

Bag  dad',  t.  Turk. 

or  -sheesh  or  hUk'shish  (-sheesh). 

bag'gage,  -man,  -car,  -check,  -mas'- 

Ba'ku'  (-koo'),  prov.  Russ. 

ter,  -truck. 

bak'u  fu  (-do  fob). 

hag'ga  la,  bag'lo. 

bal. 

bag'git. 

Ba'laam,  Bih.,  -ite,   -it'ic  al,   ba'- 

bagn'io  (ban'yo). 

laam,   -bas'ket,  -box. 

Bag'no  a  Ri'po  li  (ban'yo'  a  re'- 

bal'a  chong  or  -chan. 

p6  le),  t.  It. 

bal'a  }o. 

Bag  no'li  an. 

bal'a  hoD  or  bal'la-. 

hdg're  {or  ba'gra). 

Bai'a  kla'va,  t.  Russ. 

ha  gui'o  (-ge'-). 

bal  a  lai'ka. 

bah. 

bal'ance,  -ment,  -an  cing,  -an  cer, 

ha  ha'dur  (-dcror). 

-anced. 

Ba  ha' ma  Banks,  B.  chan'nel,  B. 

bal'ance -bar,  -ba  rom'e  ter,  -beam, 

Is'lands,  B.  grass,  B.  sponge. 

-bob,  -book,  -bridge,  -crane,  -dy- 

ha  har'. 

na  mom'e  ter,   -e  lee  trom'e  ter, 

Ba  ha'wal  pur  (ba  ha'wal'poor), 

-en'gine,      -fish,      -frame,      -gate, 

state  India. 

-knife,   -lev'el,   -pit,   -plow,   -reef, 

Ba  hi'a  (ba  e'a),  state  Braz.,  ha  hi' a 

-rud'der,  -rynd,  -sec'tions,  -sheet, 

(-e'a),  a  bay. 

-step,    -ther    mom'e    ter,    -valve, 

hah  rain'ga  (ba  rin'ga). 

-vise,  -wheel. 

ha  hut'  (-hoof). 

ba  lan'dra. 

Ba'ian  ism. 

ha  Id'o. 

bafdak  (bi'dak). 

bal'a  ta,  -gum,  -tree. 

hai'dar  (bi'-). 

bal'a  tr6n  or  -troon,  -tron'ic. 

Bal'e  ra. 

ha  laus'ta,  -laus'tin. 

haign  oire'  (ba  nw6r'). 

hal  a  yeuse'  (-a  yez'). 

bail,  -ing,  -er,  -a  ble,  -age,  -ment, 

bal -boy,  -cap'tain. 

bailed,  bails'man,  bail  ee',  bail  or'. 

Bal  brig'gan. 

bail-bond,    -dock,    -piece,    -scoop. 

bal'bu  sard. 

bail'ing-ma  chine'. 

hal  hu'ti  es  (-shi  ez). 

fate,   f3.t,   far,   fall,    fare,   fast,   sofa,    mete,   met,   her,   ice,   In,    note, 


balcony 


151 


bamia 


bal'co  ny,  -nied,  -net'. 

bald,  -head,  a  person,  -ly,  -monkey, 
-ness,  -pate,  -rib. 

bald'-coot,  =faced,  -head'ed,  -patted. 

bal'da  chin  (-kin),  -chi'no  (-ke'-). 

bal'der  dash. 

bal'di  coot. 

bal'dric,  -wise. 

bale,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful  ness,  -less, 
bal'ing,  bal'er,  baled,  bale-fire, 
-hook,  =tie,  bal'ing=ma  chine, 
-press. 

Bil  e  ar'ic,  isl.  Medit.,  -a'ri  an, 
-ar'i  ca,  bal  e  ar'ic  an. 

ba  leen',  =knife. 

ba  leine'  (-Ian'),  a  platform. 

ba  li'ki  (-le'ke). 

ba  line'  (-len'),  a  coarse  canvas. 

Ba  lis'tes  (-tez). 

hal  is  tra'ri  a. 

ha  lize'  or  -Use'  (-lez),  a  sea-mark. 
Ba  lize'  (-lez'),  c.  and  r.  Cen. 
Amer. 

balk  (bawk),  -ing,  -er,  -y,  balked, 
balk=line,  -staff. 

Bal  kan'  {or  bal'kan),  mts.  Europe. 

Bai'kis. 

ball,  -er,  -ing,  balled,  ball'room. 

ball -bear''  ing,  -block,  -caF  i  ber, 
-car^tridge,  -cast'er,  -cov  er,  -field, 
-fiow'er,  -game,  -i''ron  stone, 
-joint,  -lev^er,  -mine,  -play  ing, 
-proof  or  -proof,  -rack,  -screw, 
-seat  er,  -stock,  -train,  -trim^mer, 
-trol  ley,  -turn  ing,  ball  blue,  b. 
cock,  b.  grind^er,  b.  gud^geon 
(-jun),  b.  mount'ing,  b.  so'da,  b. 
valve,  b.  vein. 

ball'ing-fur^nace,  -gun,  -i^ron,  -ma- 
chine^  -tool. 

hal' I  a. 

bal'lad,  -er,  -ism,  -ist,  -ize,  -ized, 
-i  zing,  -ling,  -mak^er,  -me  ter, 
=mon''ger  (-mung-)  or  b.  mon''ger, 
-op^e  ra,  -sing^er. 

bal'la  hou  (-hoo). 

bal'lam. 

bal'lan,  b.  wrasse  (rasO- 

bal'last,  -ed,  -ing,  -age,  bal'last- 
en'gine,  -fin,  -get  ter,  -harn'mer, 
-heavier,  -hole,  -light^er,  -line, 
-mas  ter,  -plant,  -port,  -shov  el, 
-trim. 


bal  la  toon'. 

hal  le  ri'na  (bal  la  re'na),  pi.  -nas 
or  -ne  (-naz  or  -na). 

hal'let'  (-la  or  -let),  a  dance,  bai'let, 
Her. 

hal  lis'mus  (-liz'-  or  -lis'-). 

hal  lis'ta,  pi.  -tee,  -lis'tic,  -tics,  -tite. 

bal  loon',  -er,  -ing,  -ist,  -ry,  bal- 
loon'-fish  or  b.  fish,  -jib,  -net, 
-sail,  -vine,  bal  loon'  boiFer,  b. 
frame,    bal  loon'ing  spiMer. 

bal'lot,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -age,  -ist, 
bal'lot-box,  -stuff''ing. 

ballo  tade'  (-tad'  or  -tad'),  or 
bal'o-. 

hal'lotte'ment'  (-man'  or  -lot'ment). 

balm  (bam),  -y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness,  balm- 
ap  pie,  -crick^et,  -oil. 

bal'maid'^en. 

Bal  m6r'al,  a  garment;  a  boot. 

Bal' mung  (-md6ng). 

bal'ne  al,  -ne  a  ry,  -a'tion,  -ne  og'- 
ra  phy,  -ol'o  gy,  -o  log'ic  al. 

ha  lo'ghi  a  (-gl-). 

ba  lo'ne  a. 

Bairim  pur'  (-poor'),  t.  India. 

bal'sam,  -y,  -a'tion,  -Ine,  -ous, 
-sam'ic  {or  bal-),  -ic  al,  -i  na'- 
ceous,  -if'er  ous,  -sam  ize,  bal'- 
sam root,  a  plant,  -weed,  bal'sam - 
ap'ple,  -bog,  -fir,  -herb,  -popular, 
-tree. 

hal'sa  mo  den'dron. 

Bal'tic. 

Bal'ti  more  bird,  B.  o'ri  ole. 

Ba  lu  chis  tan'  (-loo''chis  tan'),  or 
Bel  oo^chis  tan',  Asia. 

bil'us  ter,  -tered,  -trade  {or  -trade'), 
-traced,  -ding,  bal'us  ter -shaft, 
-stem. 

Bal  zac',  de  (de  baFzak'),  Fr.  nov- 
elist. 

bai  za  rine'  (-ren'). 

b^m,  -ming,  bammed. 

bam'a  lip,  -lip'ton,  bam'ba  ra. 

ham  hi'no  (-be'-  or  ham-). 

bam  boc'ci  ade  {or  -boch'-). 

bam  boo',  -briber,  -palm,  -par'- 
tridge,  -rat,  -reed. 

bam  boo'zle,  -zled,  -zling,  -zler. 

bam  bou'la  (-boo'-). 

Bam  hu'sa,   -sa'ceous. 

ba'mi  a. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  \ip,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


ban 


152 


baquet 


ban,  v.,  -ning,  banned,  hdn,  a 
fabric. 

hd  na  hd'  (-va'). 

Ban  a  i'as,  Bib. 

ban'al,  ba  nal'i  ty,  pi.  -i  ties. 

ba  na'na  {or  ba  nan'a),  ban^a  niv'- 
orous,  ba na'na-bird,  -eater,  »fish, 
=peel,  =plant,  -quit,  -skin. 

Ba  nang',  t.  P.  I. 

Ba  nat/  t.  Hung. 

ban'at  or  -ate. 

b^nc. 

hdn'ca. 

ban' CO. 

band,  -ed,  -e  let  or  band'let,  -ing, 
-age,  -a  ging,  -a  ger,  band'fish, 
band'-ax^is,  -bird,  -brake,  -coup^- 
ling,  -cut'  ting,  -driv'er,  -lacking, 
-lin  en,  -mas'ter  or  band'mas'ter, 
-mount'ing,  -nip''pers,  -puFley, 
-rob  in,  -saw,  -set'ter,  -string, 
-wheel,  -work,  bands'man,  band' 
spec'  trum. 

ban  dd'la. 

ban  dan'na  or  -dan'a. 

band'box. 

ban  de'  (bon  da')- 

ban'deau  (-do  or  -do'),  pi.  -deaux 
_(-d6z). 

Ban  de'ra  (-da'-),  co.  Tex. 

ban'der  et. 

ban  de  ril'la  (-rel'ya),  -ril  le'ro  (-rel- 
ya'ro). 

band'e  role  or  -r61  or  band'rol. 

ban'di  coot. 

band'ing-ma  chine',  -plane  or  b. 
plane,  -ring. 

ban'dit,  pi.  -dits  or  -dit'tl. 

ban'dle. 

ban' do,  pi.  -dos  (-doz). 

ban'dog. 

ban  do  leer'  or  -lier',  -fruit. 

ban'do  line. 

ban'dore  {or  -dore'). 

ban'dy,  -ing,  ban'died,  ban'dy  man, 
ban'dy-ball,  =jig,  =legged. 

bane,  -ber  ry,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful  ness, 
-wort. 

Banff  (bamf),  co.  Scot. 

bang,  -er,  -ing,  banged,  bang'- 
beg  gar,  -pitch  er,  -straw,  -up. 

bang'al'ay  (-al'I). 

ban'ga  low. 


ban'ghy    (bang'gy),     -post,     -wal'- 

lah. 
BAng  k6k'  or  Ban-,  c.  Siam. 
ban'gle,  -ear,  -eared. 
ban  ian  or  -yan  (ban'yan  or  -yan'), 

-tree. 
ban'ish,  -ing,  -er,  -ment,  -ished. 
ban'is  ter  or  -nis  ter,  -cross. 
ban'jo,  -ist,   -rine'  (  ren'),   -frame, 

-play  er,  -string. 
bank,  -a  ble,  -er,  -ing,  -less,  -side, 

banked. 
bank'-ac  count',  -bait,  -bill  or  b. 

bill,    -book  or   b.   book,    -cred'it, 

-game,   -head,   -hol'i  day,   -hook, 

-lev'el,   -mar'tin,  -note  or  b.  note, 

-plate,   -post,  -pro  tect  or,  -shot, 

-stock,   -swal'low  or  b.  swal'low, 

-work,  bank  dis  count,  b.  fence, 
bank'ing-file,  -pin,  -wax. 
ban  ket\ 

bank'rupt,  -ed,  -ing,  -cy. 
bdn'li  eue  (-le  u)  or  ban'lieue  (-lu). 
ban'ner,  -et,  -61,  -less,  -man,  -nered, 

ban  ner-plant,  -roll,  -stone,  -vane. 
ban'nock,  -fluke. 
banns  or  bans. 
ban'quet,   -er,   -ing,   ban'quet-hall, 

-house,  ban'quet  ing-hall,  -house, 

-room. 
ban  quette'  (bang  kef  or  b6ng  ket'), 

b.  slope,  b.  tread. 
Ban'quo. 

ban  sa  la'  gue  (-ga). 
ban'shee  or  -shie. 
ban'stic  kle. 
Ban'tam',  prov.  Java, 
ban'tam,  Ban'tam-work  or  B.  work. 
ban'teng. 

ban'ter,  -ing,  -er,  -tered. 
ban'ting,  -ism. 
bant'ling. 

bSn'tu  (-too),  pi.  -tus  (-tdoz). 
ban'yan.     See  banian. 
ba'o  bab  {or  ba'-). 
Baph'o  met,  -met'ic. 
Bap  ti'si  a  (-tizh'i  a). 
bap'tism,  -tis'mal  (-tiz'-),  -mal  ly, 

-tist,  -tis  ter  y  or  -tis  try,  -tis'tic, 

-tic  al. 
bap  tize',   -tized',    -tiz'ing,   -er,   -a- 

ble. 
ba  quel'  (-ka'). 


fate,   f3.t,   far,   fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice,   In,    note, 


bar 


153 


barley-wine 


bar,  barred,  bar'ring,  bar'keep  er, 
-man,  -maid,  -mas'ter,  -room, 
-tend^er,  -way,  -wise,  -wood,  bar- 
cut  ter,  -dig  gings,  -fee,  -fish, 
-frame,  -gown,  -i^ron,  -lathe, 
-Hft,  -lock,  -loom,  -mag^nate, 
-min''ing,  -net,  -plow,  -post, 
-pump,  -roll,  -shear,  -shoe,  -shoot^- 
ing,  -shot,  -sight,  -tailed,  -weir, 
bar    hive. 

b^r'ad. 

bar  a  nee'. 

bar  a  the'a-cloth. 

bar'a  thrum,  pi.  -thra. 

barb,  -ing,  barbed,  barb'-bolt, 
-feath  ers,  -pi  geon,  barbed  bolt, 
b.  shot,  b.  wire. 

Bar  ba'dos  or  -does  (-doz),  isl.  W. 
I.,  -ba'di  an.  Bar  ba'dos-pride,  B. 
cher'ry,  B.  leg,  B.  nut,  B.  tar. 

bar'ba  ra,  a  term  in  logic.  Bar'ba- 
ra,  Chr.  name. 

bar  ba'ri  an,  -an  ism,  -bar'ic,  -ic  al- 
ly, -i  ty,  bar'ba  rize  or  -rise,  -rized, 
-ri  zing,  -ba  rous,  -rous  ly,  -rous- 
ness,  -ba  rism. 

Bar'ba  ry,  B.  ape,  B.  gum,  B.  horse. 

bar'bate,  -ba  ted. 

barbe. 

bar'be  cue,  -cued,  -cu  ing. 

bar'bel,  -beled  or  -belled. 

bar'bel  late,  -bel'lu  late. 

bar'ber,  -ing,  -bered,  bar'ber-boat, 
-fish  or  b.  fish,  -sur'geon,  -sur'- 
ger  y. 

bar'ber^ry,  pi.  -ries,  bar'ber^ry- 
fun'gus. 

bar'bet. 

bar  bette',  -car^riage,  b.  bat  ter  y, 
b.  gun,  b.  ship. 

bar'bi  can  or  -ba  can. 

bar  big'er  ous  (-bij'-). 

bar'bi  on. 

bar'bi  ton  or  -bi  tos. 

bar  bo'ne  (-na). 

bar'bo  tJne. 

bar'bu  (-boo),  -bu'do  (-boo'tho). 

bar'bule. 

bar'ca,  a  fish.  Bar'ca,  dist.  N. 
Afr.,  -can. 

bar'ca  role  or  -rolle. 

bar'ce  nite. 

Bar'clay,  Biog.,  -an,  -ite. 


bar' con  or  -co'ne. 

bar''coo',  b.  grass. 

bard,  a  poet,  -ic,  -ish,  -ism,  -ling, 
-let,  -ship. 

bard  or  barde,  defensive  armor,  a 
term  in  cookery,     bard'ed. 

bar  do  cu  cul'lus. 

bare,  -back,  -backed,  -boned,  -faced, 
-faced  ly,  -faced  ness,  -foot,  -footl- 
ed, -hand  ed,  -head  ed,  -head  ed- 
ness,  bared,  bar'ing,  bare'ly,  bare- 
legged, -necked,  -ness,  bare'- 
picked,  -pump,  -ribbed,  -worm. 

ba  rege'  (-razh'). 

Ba  reil'ly  (-ra'le),  dist.  India. 

bare'sark. 

b3.r^es  the^si  om'e  ter,  -o  met'ric. 

bar'gan,  a  weapon. 

bar'gain  {or  -g6n  or  -gan),  -ing,  -er, 
-ee',  -gained,  bar'gain  man,  bar'- 
gain-chop,  -coun  ter,  -work,  b. 
day. 

barge,  -man,  -mas^ter,  -mate,  -raf- 
ter, -stone,  barge -board,  -cou  pie, 
-course. 

bar'ghest  or  -guest  (-gest). 

ba'ri  (-re),  a  slate.     Ba'ri,  a  wine. 

ba  ril'la. 

bdr'il  let. 

b^r'is,  pi.  bar'es  (-ez).  Bar'is, 
Entom. 

b&r'i  tone.     See  barytone. 

ba'ri  um,  ba'rite,  ba'ri  um  chro'- 
mate,  b.  hy'drate,  b.  ni'trate,  b. 
ox'id,  b.  sul'phate. 

bark,  v.,  -ing,  -er,  barked. 

bark  or  barque,  a  vessel,  bark'an- 
tine    or    -en  tine    (-ten). 

bark,  «.,  -er  y,  -less,  -om'e  ter, 
-stone,  bark'y,  bark-bed,  -bound, 
-cloth,  -feed''er,  -galled,  -louse, 
-mill,  -pa'per,  -pit,  -planning, 
-stove,  -tanned,  bark'  bee'tle,  b. 
path,  b.  walk. 

Bark  er's    mill. 

bark'ing-ax,  -bill,  -bird,  -i^ron, 
-maFlet,    -ma  chine,    -tools. 

bark'lak. 

bar'ley,  -corn,  -hood,  -bigg,  -bird, 
-brake  or  -break,  -bree  or  -broo, 
-broth,  -feVer,  -fork,  -is  land, 
-meal,  -mill,  -sick,  -su'gar, 
-waiter,  -wine. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  (irn,  etiide,  food,  fd&t,  anger,  bofimot,  thus,  Bacli. 


barm 


154 


barytine 


barm,  -brack,  barm'y,  barm-cloth, 

barm'y-brained. 
Bar' me  cide    or    -ma-,    -ci  dal. 
bar  mirian. 
bar' mote, 
barn,  -floor,  -ful,  -man,  -storm  er, 

-storm    ing,       -door,       =gal    Ion, 

-grass,    -owl,    -swal  low  (=sw61-), 

-yard. 
bar'na  bee. 
Bar'na  bite. 

Bar'na  by=bright,    B.  day. 
bar'na  cle,   -eat^er,    -goose,    -scale. 
Barn'burn  er. 
bar'ney,  -pit. 
barn'hardt  ite. 

ba  roc' CO,    Arch.       See    baroque. 
ba  ro'co    or   -ro'ko,    Logic. 
bir'o  graph,    -graph'ic,    -o  gram. 
bar'o  lite, 
ba  roro  gy. 
b&r  o  ma  crom'e  ter. 
ba  rom'e  ter,  -e  try,  bar  o  met'ric, 

-al  ly,      -met'ro  graph,      -rog'ra- 

phy,  ba  rom'e  ter-flow'ers,   -gage. 
hkr'o  metz. 
b&r'o  mo  tor. 
bUr'on,       -age,     -ess,     -et,     -ism, 

-on  y,   pi.  -on  ies,   -et  age,   -et  cy, 

ba  ro'ni  al,  bar  on  nette',  bar'on- 

court. 
ba  rang', 
ba  rogue'    (-rok')    or    ba  roc'co    or 

ba  ro'co,    Arch.,    ba  roque'-pearl. 
b3.r'o  scope,    -scop'ic,    -ic  al. 
bar  o  sel'e  nite. 
bdr^o  tax'is. 

bar''o  ther'mo  graph, 
ba  rouche'     (-roosh'),     -rou  chet' 

(-roo  sha'). 
ba  rox'y  ton. 
barque.     See  bark. 
b^r'ra  can. 
ba.r'rack,     =mas  ter. 
bir'ra  clade. 
hkr  ra  coon'. 

bSr  ra  cu'da   or   -cou'ta   (-kdo'). 
bar'ra  gan. 
bar 'rage. 

bar  ra  gu'do    (-goo'-). 
bdr  ran'ca    or    -co. 
Bar  ran  quil'la     (-kel'ya),     prov. 

Colom. 


bir'ra  tor,  -trous,  -trous  ly,  -ra- 
try. 

bdr  re'     (-ra').       Bar're,     tp.     and 
vil.  Mass.;  tp.  and  vil.  Vt. 
I   barred,  -owl. 

bar'rel,  -reled  or  -relied,  -rel  ing  or 
-ling,  bar'rel-bay^o  net,  -beMled, 
-bolt,  -bulk,  -filFer,  -fish,  -gage, 
-head,  -hooks,  -hoop,  =hoop  ing, 
-lift^er,  -mak  ing,  -plate,  -roll  er, 
-saw,  =screw,  =set^ter,  -shaped, 
-vise  (vis),  -wash  er,  -work,  bar'rel 
curb,  b.  drain,  b.  loom,  b.  or  gan, 
b.  pen,  b.  pier,  b.  pro  cess,  b. 
vault. 

ba.r'ren,  -ly,  -ness,  -wort,  -spir'- 
it  ed. 

bir'ret,  -cap. 

bdr  re  te'ro  (-ta'-). 

bdr'rette'. 

hkr  ri  cade',  -cad'ed,  -cad'ing, 
-cad'er,  -ca'do. 

b^r  ri'co  (-re'-). 

b&r'ri  er,  -gate,  b.  reef,  b.  sys'tem, 
b.  trea'ty. 

bar  ri  gu'do  (-goo'-). 

bdr'ri  o,  pi.  -ri  os  (-re  6z). 

bir'ris. 

bir'ris  ter,  -ter  ship,  -te'ri  al. 

bir'row,  -man,  -way,  -coat,  -pig, 
-pump,  -tram,  -truck. 

Bar'row  ist. 

b^r'ru  let,  -ru  ly,  -ru  let  ty,  -ru  lee' 
(-la'). 

Bar'sac. 

barse. 

bars' -gem^el  (barz'-jem'el). 

bar'ter,  -ing,  -er,  -tered. 

barth. 

Bar  thol'di  (-tol'de  or  -toFde'),  Fr. 
sculp. 

Bar  thoro  mew-tide,  B.  day,  B. 
fair. 

Bar  thol'o  mite. 

Bar^tJ  mae'us  (-me'-).  Bib. 

bar'ti  zan,  -zaned. 

Bart'lett. 

Ba'ruch  (-ruk).  Bib. 

b3.r'u  tine. 

bar  y  cen'tric. 

ba  ryph'o  ny,  bar  y  pho'ni  a. 

ba  ry'ta,  -ry'tes  (-tez),  -ryt'ic,  bS.r'y- 
tlne. 


fate,    fat,   far,   fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


barytone 


155 


bastinade 


bSr'y  tone  or  -i  tone. 

ba  ry'tum. 

ba'sal,  ^nerved. 

ba  salt',  -ic,  -i  form,  -salt'oid. 

bas'a  nite  {or  baz'-). 

has'bleu'  or  b.  bleu'  (ba  ble'). 

bas'ci  net  or  bas'i-. 

bas  cu  la'tion. 

bas'cule,  b.  bridge. 

base,  -ly,  -less,  -less  ness,  -man, 
-ness,  -ball,  based,  ba'sic. 

base'=bag,  aboard,  -born,  -bred, 
-bul  lion,  -burn'er,  -burn'ing, 
-court,  -dance,  -heart  ed,  -hit. 
-lev^el,  -hne,  -mind^ed,  -mind- 
ed ly,  -mold^ing,  -plate,  -ring, 
-rock  er,  =rock  et,  -run^ning, 
-run'ner,  =spir  it  ed,  base  broom, 
b.  fee,  b.  ten  ure. 

Ba'sel-Land  (-zel-)  or  Bale-  (bal), 
or  Basle  (bal),  prov.  Switz, 

base'ment,  sto^ry. 

ba  se  or©  gy. 

Ba'shan,  Bib. 

ba  shaw'. 

bash'ful,  -ly,  -ful  ness. 

bash'i'ba  zouk'  (-zook'). 

bash'lyk  or  -lik. 

ba^si-al  ve'o  lar. 

ba  sic'i  ty  (-sis'-). 

ba'sic    slag. 

ba  sid'i  urn. 

ba'  si  fixed,    -sif'u  gal. 

ba'  si  fy,  -ing,  -fi  er,  -fied,  -fl  ca'- 
tion. 

Ba'sil  or  -sil'ius,  Biog.,  -sil'i  an 
(or  -yan). 

bas'il  (baz'-),  -ing,  -iled,  bas'il- 
weed,    bas'il=oil,    -thyme. 

bas'i  lar    (baz'-),    -la  ry. 

ba  sil'ic,  a  portico  or  hall,  -ic  al, 
-i  can,    -i  con,    bas  i    lis'dne. 

Ba  sil'i  ca,  a  code  of  laws, 
-sil'ics. 

Bas  i  lid'i  an,  -an,  ism. 

Bas'i  lis'co. 

bas'i  lisk. 

ba'sin  (-sn),  -sined,  ba'sin-cock, 
-grate,  -plug,  -stop  per,  -trap, 
-waste,  -wrench,  ba'  sin  ing- 
cloth. 

bas'i  net  or  bas'net.      See  bascinet. 

ba'si  on. 


ba'sis,  pi.   -ses   (-sez). 

bask,  -ing,  -basked. 

bas'ket,  -ful,  -ket  ry,  -wood,  a 
plant,  -work,  -ball,  -bea'gle, 
-cloth,  -fern,  -fish,  -han  die, 
-hare,  -hilf'ed,  -hood,  -hoop, 
-liz'ard,  -mak  ing,  -oak,  -palm, 
-shell,  -ur''chin,  -weave,  -withe, 
-wood,  -worm,  bas  ket-of-gold, 
bas  ket  boat,  b.  but  ton,  b. 
car  riage,  b.  couch  ing,  b.  grate, 
b.  hilt,    b.  rack. 

bas'lard. 

ba'so  phile  or  -phil,  -phil'ic, 
-soph'i  lous. 

Basque,  a  language;  a  people. 

basque,  basqued,  bas  quine' 
(-keen'). 

bas  qui' na  (-ke'nya),  -quine'  (-ken'). 

bas'^re  lief'  (ba'»)  or  bass-. 

bass,  a  fish;  a  tree;  a  mat,  bass'- 
wood,  bass' -rope. 

bass,  a  part  in  music;  a  term  in 
mining,  bass' -bar,  b.  clar'  i  net, 
b.  clef,  b.  cor'net,  b.  drum,  b. 
horn,  b.  staff,  b.  string,  b.  vi'  ol, 
b.  voice. 

Bass'  goose. 

bas  sd'li  a,    -H  an. 

Bis  sa'nl  6. 

bas'set,  -ing,  bas'set  horn,  b. 
hound. 

bas'si  net. 

bds'so,  -buffo,  'Con  ti'nu  a  {-ie'- 
noo  6),  'di'Can'e  ra  (-de-), 
'OS  ti  nd'to,  'pro  jon'do  or  -fun'-, 
-ri  lie'vo  ( -re  lya'vo)  or  -re  lie'vo 
(bas'so  re  le'vo). 

bas  soon',    -ist,    bas  son'. 

bast,    -palm,    -tree. 

bds'td,  an  interjection,  bas'ta,  a 
term  in  cards. 

bas'tard,  -ize,  -ized,  -i  zing, 
-tar  dy,  bas'tard  tur'bot,  b. 
type,    b.  wheel,    b.  wing. 

baste,  bast'ing,  -ed,  -er,  bast'ing- 
ma  chine. 

bas  ter'na. 

bas  tide'    (-ted'    or    bas'tid). 

bas  tile  or  -tille  (\)as  teel'  or 
bas'-). 

bas'ti  na'do,  pi.  -does  (-doz), 
-nade'. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fd&t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


bastion 


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baya-bird 


b&s'tion  (-chun),   -tioned,   -tion  et. 

bas'to. 

ba  su'tos    (-soo'toz). 

bis'yl   or   -yle    {or  ba'-),    -y  lous. 

bat,  -ted,  -ting,  -ty,  -ter,  -let, 
-fish,  -man,  bats'man,  bat-bolt, 
-fowl  er,  -men  ey,  -print  ing, 
-shell,  -tick,  bat's-wing. 

ha  td'ra. 

ha  tar  deau',    pi.    -deaux'    (-doz'). 

ha  td'tds  or  ha  td'ta,  Ba  ta'ta, 
Bot.    genus. 

Ba  ta'vi  an. 

batch. 

bate,  -ment,  -stone,  bat'ed,  -ing, 
bate'ment=light. 

bat'e  a. 

ha  teau'  or  hat  teau'  (-to'),  pi. 
-teaux'  (-toz'),  ba  teau'-bridge. 

bat'e  leur    (-ler). 

bath,  pi.  baths  (bathz),  bath'room, 
-tub,  -wort,  -chops,  -cock,  -fur- 
nace, -heat  er,  -house,  -kol, 
-sponge,  ^spring,  bith,  a  measure. 

Bath  brick,  B.  bun,  B.  chair,  B. 
met^al,  B.  note,  B.  o'o  lite,  B. 
stone. 

bathe,  bath'ing,  -er,  bathed. 

ba  thet'ic. 

bath'ic. 

batll'ing'box,  -dress,  -house,  -ma- 
chine^    'Suit,    "tub. 

bath'mic,   bath'mism. 

bath' mo  d6nt. 

bath'o  lith   or   -lite. 

ba  thom'e  ter. 

bat'horse. 

ba'th6s. 

Bathshe'ba  {or  bath'-),  Bih. 

ha  thyh'i  us,     -i  al,     -i  an,     -an'  ic. 

bath'  y  lim  net'  ic. 

ba  thym'  e  try,  bath^  y  met'  ric, 
-ric  al. 

bath''  y  pe  lag'  ic     (-laj'-). 

ba  tiste'    (-test'). 

ba  tol'o  gist. 

bat'on    {or    ba  ton'),    bat'on -cross. 

Bit'on    Rouge    (roozh),    c.    La. 

Ba  tra'chi  a    (-kl-),    ba  tra'chi  an. 

hat' fa. 

bat  tage'    (-tazh'). 

bat  tal'ion  (-yun),  -ioned,  bat- 
tal'ion    drill. 


bat''tel,  -er. 

bat'ten,  -ing,  -tened,  bat'ten  door, 
b.  floor. 

bat'ter,  -ing,  -er,  -tered,  -ter  y, 
bat'ter=head,     =lev  el,     =rule. 

bat'ter  ing=charge,  -gun,  -piece, 
=ram,    =rule,    -train. 

bat'ter  y,  -box,  -brush,  -gun, 
=head,    -shoot^ing,    -waggon. 

bat'ting,   -block,   -ma  chine,   -staff. 

bat'tle,  -tied,  -tling,  -tie  ment, 
-ment  ed,  bat'tle=ax  or  -axe, 
-bolt,  -brand,  -club,  -cry,  -field, 
-flag,  -ground,  -Ian  tern,  -mace, 
-piece,    -scarred,    -shout,    -song. 

bat'tle  dore    or   -door. 

bat  tol'o  gy,  -o  gize,  -o  gist,  -to- 
log'ic  al. 

hat'tue   {or  -tue'). 

hat  ture'    {or    bat'-). 

bat  tu'ta    (-too'-). 

b^t'ule  {or  ba  tool'),  bat  toule'- 
board   (-tool'-). 

b3.tz  {or  bats),  pi.  batz'en  {or 
bat'sn). 

bau'ble. 

Bau'cis  and  Phi  le'mon. 

bau'de  kin   or   baud'kin. 

bauge    (bozh). 

bau'le  a. 

bau'lite. 

Bau^me's'    scale    (bo^maz'). 

baun'scheidt  ism    (boun'shit  izm). 

bau'son,  -sond,  bau'son-faced. 

Bau  tain'    (bo' tan'),    Fr.    theol. 

ba  var  dage'    (-dazh'). 

Ba  va'ri  a,   Ger.,   -ri  an. 

ba  vette'  (-vet). 

ba  vihe'    (ba  vyar'). 

baw  bee'    or   bau-. 

bawd,  -y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness,  -mon'ey, 
-ry,    bawd'ship,    bawd'y -house. 

bawl,  -er,  -ing,  bawled. 

bax'ter. 

Bax'ter,    -te'ri  an,    -an  ism. 

bay,  -ing,  -ber  ry,  -man,  bayed, 
bay' -ant  ler,  -birds,  -bolt, 
-breastfed,  -cod,  -gall,  -goose, 
-leaf,  -ma  hog'a  ny,  -ol,  -por- 
poise (-pus),  -salt,  -stall,  -tree, 
-winged,  -wood,  -yarn,  b.  rum, 
b.  win'dow,    bay'ber  ry-tal  low. 

hd'ya,   -bird. 


fate,    fat,    far,   fall,    fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


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beaufin 


ba  yad'   or   -yatte' . 

ba  ya  dere'    or   -deer'. 

ba'yal. 

ba  ya'mo.     Ba  ya'mo,    t.    Cuba. 

bay'ard. 

Bay'ard  (bi'ard).  Amcr.  states- 
man. 

Bay'ard,  de  (de  ba'ard),  Cheva- 
lier, Fr.  warrior. 

Bay'ard,    Rinaldo's   famous   steed. 

Ba  yeux'  (ba^yu'),  Geog.,  B. 
tap'es  try. 

Bay  of  Ni'pe  (ne'pa),  Cuba. 

Bay  of  Qulnte,  Can. 

bay'o  net,  -ed,  -ing,  bay'o  net- 
catch,  »clasp,  -scab  bard,  b. 
clutch,    b.  joint. 

bay'ou  (bi'oo),  pi.  -ous  (-ooz). 

ba  zaar'  or  -zar'  (-zar'),   -maund. 

ba  za'ras. 

bdel  lat'o  my     (del-),     -lom'e  ter. 

bdel'li  um    {or    del'yum). 

be,  -ing,  -ing  less,  -ing  ness, 
Be'ing,  the  Supreme  Being,  be'- 
all. 

beach,  -ing,  -y,  -man,  -mas  ter, 
beached,  beach-birds,  -clam, 
-comber  (-kom  er),  -flea,  -grass, 
-pea,     -plum,     -wag  on. 

bea'con,  -age,  -less,  bea'con-blaze, 
-fire,     -tow  er. 

Bea'cons  field  {or  bek'-),  Benja- 
min Disraeli,   Eng.   statesman. 

bead,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  -wom^an, 
-work,  -house  or  bede'house, 
bead'man   or  beads-   or  bedes-. 

bead' -fur  nace,  -loom,  -mold, 
-mold^ing,  -plane,  -proof,  -roll, 
-sight,  -snake,  -stuff,  -tool,  -tree, 
bead' work  -lathe . 

bea'dle,    -dom,    -ism,    -ry,    -ship. 

bea'gle,  -gling. 

beak,  -er,  beak'head,  -i^ron,  beaked, 
beak -rush,  -sheath,  beak'er-cells, 
beak'ing-joint. 

beal,  a  drink;  beal  {or  bal),  a 
narrow  pass. 

beam,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ful,  -y,  -i  ly, 
-i  ness,  -less,  -let,  -age,  -ster, 
beamed,  beam -bird,  -board, 
-caFi  per,  -cen  ter,  -com  pass, 
-en  gine,  -feath  er,  -filFing, 
-gud'geon   (-jun),    -hook,    -knife. 


-light,  -line,  -plat'form,  -roll, 
-room,  -trawl,  -tree,  -truss,  beam'- 
ing-ma  chine''. 

bean,  -y,  bean' -brush,  -cake,  -cam- 
per, -cod,  -crake,  -curd,  -dol''- 
phin,  -feast,  -fed,  -fly,  -goose, 
-hardest  er,  -har^vest  ing,  -king, 
-meal,  -mill,  -pole,  -shelter, 
-shoot  er,  -shot,  -stalk,  -tree, 
-tre  foil,     -wee  vil, 

bear  (bar),  -er,  -ing,  -ish,  -ish- 
ness,  -a  ble,  -a  bly,  -ance,  -bane, 
-ber  ry,  -bine  or  -bind,  -herd, 
-skin,  -ward,  -wood,  -wort. 

bear  -  an  i  maP  cule,  -bait^ing, 
-cat'er  piFlar,  -cloth,  -dog,  -gar^- 
den,  -grass,  -hound,  -lead''er, 
-moss,  -mouse,  -oak,  -pig,  -pit, 
-whelp. 

beard,  -ing,  -less,  -less  ness,  -let  ed, 
-ling,  -y,  beard'tongue,  a  plant, 
beard' -grass,  -moss,  beard'ing- 
line. 

bear  er-bar,    -pin. 

bear'ing-bin^na  cle,  -cloth,  -feed- 
er,   -neck,    -note,    -rein,    -robe. 

bear's-bed,  -birber  ry,  -breech, 
-ear,  -foot,  -gar^lic,  -grape,  -weed. 

beast,  -hood,  -like,  -ly,  -li  ness, 
beast' -hide,  beast's -bane. 

beat,  -en,  -er,  -ing. 

beat'er-press. 

beat'ing-brack^et,  -en^gine,  -ham- 
mer,    -ma  chine'. 

be  a  tif'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  -at'i  fy, 
-i  fled,  -fi  ca'tion,  -i  tude. 

Be'a  trice. 

Beat'tie  (be'ty  or  ba'-),  Scotch 
poet. 

be  at'tle. 

beau  (bo),  pi.  beaus  or  beaux 
(boz),  -ish,  -ship,  beau'-i  de'al, 
'monde,   -pot. 

Beau  Brum'mel  (bo-). 

Beau'champ  (bee'cham),  de,  Eng. 
gen. 

Beau  champs'  (bo'shoh'),  Fr. 
astron. 

Beau'clerk  (bo'clark),  Eng.  schol. 

Beau  court',  de  (de  bo'koor'), 
Fr.  hist. 

beau'fet  (bo'-). 

beau'fin  (bo'-  or  bif'-). 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  <irn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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beech=fungus 


Beau'fort,    Eng.     cardinal;     t.    S. 

C. 
Beau'fort     (bo'fort),     t.   N    .C— 

(bo  for'),    t.    Fr. 
Beau'fort's    scale   (bu'-). 
Beau  har  nais',     de    (de    bo'ar'- 

na'),  Alexandre,   Vicomte. 
Beau  har  nois'    (bo^ar^nwa'),    co. 

Que. 
beau'mont  ite. 

Beaune  (bon),  t.  Fr.;  a  wine. 
Beau'regard  (bo'regard),  Confed. 

gen. 
heau  seant'    (bo  sa  an'  or  bo'-). 
Beau  temps' =Beau  pre'    (bo^t6n'= 

bo'pra'),  Fr.  scientist. 
beau'ty     (bu'-),    -te  ous,    -ous  ly, 

-ous  ness,    -ti  fy,    -fy  ing,     -fied, 

-fi  er,     -fl  ca'tion,     -ful,     -ful  ly, 

-ti  less. 
beau'ty=sleep,    -spot,    -wash,    -of- 

the=night,  a  plant. 
Beau^vais'   (bo  va'),   c.    Fr. 
beaux'ite     (boz'-). 
bea'ver,  -vered,  -ver  teen,  bea'ver- 

root,   a  plant,   -tongue,   a  plant, 

bea  ver^poi'son,    -rat,    -tree. 
be  bJ  za'tion. 
be  blub'ber,     -bered. 
be'bung    (ba'-). 

be  calm',    -ing,    -ment,    -calmed. 
be  came'. 

be  cap',    -ping,    -capped. 
hec'ard. 

be  cSsse',   -cas  sine'   (-sen'). 
be  cause'. 
hec  ca  hun'ga. 
hech'a  mel   (besh'-). 
be  chance'. 
heche    (bash). 

hechc'de'iner   (bash^de  mar'). 
be'chic   (-kik). 
Bech  u  a'nas    (bech^d6-). 
beck,  -ing,  becked,  beck'-i''ron. 
beck'er. 
beck'et. 

beck'on  (-n),  -ing,  -er,  -oned. 
be  cloud',    -ed,    -ing. 
be  come'  (-kum'),  -com'ing,  -ing- 

ly,    -ing  ness,    -came'. 
hec  que'    (be  ka'). 
becque-'rel'    rays    (bek^-). 
Bec'se   (bet'che),  t.  Hung. 


be  cui'ba=nut     (-kwe'-). 
he  cu'na    (or    ba  kob'na). 

bed,  -ded,  -der,  -ding,  -bug,  -cham'- 
ber,  -clothes,  -cord,  -cov^er 
(-kuv''-),  -fast,  -fel  low,  -gown, 
-mak^er,  -mate,  -plate,  -piece, 
-post,  -quilt,  -rid  den,  -room, 
-side,  -spread,  -stead,  -stock, 
-stone,  -straw,  -tick,  -tick  ing, 
-time,  -way,  -work. 

bed=ale,  aboard,  =bolt,  =bot  tom, 
-chair,  =clip,  =fast'en  er,  -frame, 
=hang  ings,  -key,  -lathe,  =]in  en, 
-lounge,  -mold  ing,  -pan,  -press- 
er,  -right,  -rite,  -rock,  -sack  ing, 
-screw,  -sore,  -spring,  -steps, 
-thrall,    -tool,   -vein,   -wrench. 

bed'ding-mold  ing,  -plant,  -stone. 

be  dab'ble,    -bled,    -bling. 

hed'a  gat. 

be  dash',    -dashed',    -dash'lng. 

be  daub',    -ing,    -daubed. 

be  daz'zle,    -zled,     -zling,     -zling- 

ly- 

be  deck',    -ing,    -decked. 

hed'e  gar   or    -guar    (-gar). 

Be  de'iah    (-yah),    Bib. 

be'del  or  -dell',   -ry. 

be  dew',  -er,  -ing,  -ment,  -dewed'. 

bed'ger  y. 

be  dight'. 

be  dim',    -ming,    -dimmed'. 

Bed'i  vere,    Sir. 

be  dJz'en    {or    -di'zen),    -ment. 

bed'lam,    -ite,    -ism. 

Bed'ou  in   (-00  in  or   -en),    -ism. 

be  drab'ble,   -bling,   -bled. 

be  drag'gle,   -gHng,   -gled. 

be  dye',   -dyed',   -dye'ing. 

bee,  -hive,  -house,  -keep  er,  -keep- 
ing, -mas  ter,  bees'wax,  -wing, 
-winged. 

bee'-bird,  -block,  -bread,  -cul  ture, 
-eat  er,  -feed,  -feed  er,  -fu^mi- 
ga  tor,  -flow  er,  -fly,  -gar  den, 
-glue,  -gum,  -hawk,  -herd, 
-kill  er,  -king,  -line,  -louse, 
-mar  tin,  -moth,  -net  tie,  -or^chis 
(-kis),  -par  a  site,  -scap,  -skep, 
-tree,   -wolf,  -worm,  b.  lark''spur. 

bee'bee. 

beech,  -en,  -y,  beech'drops,  -nut, 
-coal,      -fern,      -finch,      -fun^gus, 


fate,   fa,t,   far,   f^ll,    f^re,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


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Belial 


-gall,  =hop  per,  -mar^ten,  ^mast, 
-oil,    =owl. 

beef,  pi.  beeves,  beefy,  -ish, 
-i  ness,  -steak,  -wood,  =brained, 
'cat^tle,  =eat  er,  =head  ed,  =herd, 
=kid,   =mea  sle,   =wit  ted,  beef  tea. 

beef  steak =fun  gus,  -plant,  beef - 
su''et=tree. 

Be  ef  ze  bub,    -ze  bul. 

been   (bin). 

beer,  -y,  -i  ness,  -stone,  beer'- 
bar  rel,  =brew  er,  =drink  ing, 
»en''gine,  =fau  cet,  =float,  =foun- 
tain,  '■garMen,  =glass,  =hop  per, 
-house,  -ma  chine,  =meas  ure, 
-mon''ey,  =pre  serv^er  (-zerv^-), 
-pull,  -pump,  =sa  loon^,  -sell  ing, 
-shop,    'swill  er,    -vat. 

Be'er,  Bih. 

Be  er  she'  ba  {or  be  er'  she  ba), 
Bih. 

beet,  -chards,  -fly,  -mas  ter, 
-mis  ter,  -press,  -rad  ish,  =rave, 
-root. 

Bee'tho  ven,  van  (van  ba'to  ven), 
Prus.  composer. 

bee'tle,  -tied,  -tling,  bee'tle  head, 
a  person;  a  bird,  -stone,  -brow, 
-browed  (-broud),  -head  ed, 
-mite,  -stock,  bee'tling-ma  chined 

be  fall',    -en,    -ing,    -fell'. 

he  fd'na,  a  gift.      Be  jd'na,  a  fairy. 

be  fit',    -ted,    -ting,    -ting  ly. 

be  fool',    -ing,    -fooled'. 

be  fore',    -hand    -time. 

be  foul',    -ing,    -fouled'. 

be  friend',    -ed,    -er,    -ing. 

be  frill',    -ing,    -frilled'. 

be  fud'dle,    -died,    -dling. 

beg,  -ging,  -gar,  -gar  ly,  -li  ness, 
-gar  hood,  -gar  ism,  -gar  dom, 
-gar  y,  begged,  beg'  gar  weed, 
beg'gar-my^neigh'bor,  beg'gar's- 
bas'ket,    -lice,    -nee  die,    -ticks. 

be  get',  -ting,   -got'ten,   -got'. 

Beg'hard   or   Be  guard'. 

be  gin',  -ning,  -ner,  -gan',  -gun'. 

be  gird',  -ed,   -ing,   -girt',   -gir'dle. 

heg'ler  beg'  {or  ba'lcrbaO,  or  bey'- 
ler  bey    (ba'-). 

be  g6ne'. 

be  go'ni  a,  a  plant,  -a'ceous 
(-shus).      Be  go'ni  a.    Bat.  genus. 


be  grime',       -grimed',       -grlm'er, 

-grim'ing. 
be  grudge',   -grudged',   -grudg'ing, 

-ing  ly. 
be  guile'    (-gil'),    -ment,    -gulled', 

-gull'ing,    -ing  ly,     guil'er. 
Be  guin    or    -guine    (beg'in   or   ba- 

gan'     or     beg' win),     he'gui'nage' 

(ba  ge  nazh'). 
he' gum   {or  ba'-). 
be  half   (-haf). 
be  have',  -haved',  -hav'ing,  -hav'- 

ior   (-yur). 
be  h6ad',    -ed,    -ing. 
be'he  moth     {or    -he'-).       Be'he- 

moth,    Bih. 
be'hen   or  behn. 
be  hest'. 
be  hind',    -hand. 
be  hold',   -en,   -ing,   -er,   -held'. 
be  hoof,         -hoove',         -hooved', 

-hoov'ing. 
heige  (bazh). 
bei  gnet'  (ba  nya'). 
Bei'rut    or    Bey'root    (ba'root),    t. 

Syr. 
be'jan   or  -jant. 
be  jew'  el,   -eled   or   -elled,    -el  ing 

or    -ling. 
he  ju'co    (ba  hoo'ko). 
be  jum'ble,    -bled. 
he'kah. 

be  knot'ted,   -ness. 
bel,    a    tree.        Bel,    a    Babylonish 

god. 
be  la'bor,    -ing,    -bored. 
be  late',    -lafed,    -lat'ing. 
be  lay',     -ing,     -laid'     or     -layed', 

be  lay'ing=bitt,    -pin. 
belch,    -ing,    belched. 
bel'd^m   or   -dame   {or   -dam). 
hel  du'qu^   (-doo'ka). 
be  lea'guer     (-le'ger),     -er,     -ing, 

-ment,    -guered. 
be'lem  nite    {or    bel'em-),    -nit'ic. 
helves   prit'      (-pre'),      pi.      heaux- 

es  prits'    (boz  es  pre'). 
Bgl'fast,  c.   Me.— (-fast'),   c.   Ire. 
bel'fry,    pi.    -fries,    -fried,    bel  fry- 
owl,    =tur'ret. 
Bel'gi  um,   -gi  an,    -gic. 
Bel  gra'vi  a,    -vi  an. 
Be'Hal   {or  bel'yal). 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  BaCh. 


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be  lie',   -lied',    -ly'ing. 

be  lieve',  -lieved',  -liev'a  ble, 
-a  ble  ness,   -liev'er,   -ing,   -ing  ]y. 

be  like'. 

be  lit'tle,    -tied,    -tling. 

bell,  -flow  er,  -man,  -mouth,  v., 
-wort,    belled. 

bell'^anl  mal,  -an  i  maF  cule, 
-bind,  -bird,  -bloom,  -bot  tie, 
-boy,  -buoy  (-bwoi),  -cage,  -call, 
-can  o  py,  -cham  ber,  -chuck, 
-cord,  -cote,  -crank,  -found  er, 
-found  ry,  =ga  ble,  -gam  ba, 
-gas'tru  la,  -hang  er,  -mag  nate, 
-mag  pie,  -mare,  -met  al,  -met'- 
ro  nome,  -mouth,  n.,  mouth  of  a 
bell,  -mouthed,  -nosed,  -pep  per, 
-pol  yp,  -pull,  -punch,  -ring  er, 
-rope,  -rose,  -shaped,  -sound, 
-tow  er,  -tur'ret,  -weth  er,  -work. 

bell  bear^er,  b.  glass,  b.  harp, 
b.  jar,  b.  mouth,  n.,  a  mouth- 
piece of  bell  shape,  b.  pump, 
b.  roof,  b.  screw,  b.  tel'e  graph, 
b.  trap. 

beFla  don'na,   -nin  or   -nine. 

bel'lar  mine. 

Bel  la'ry,    dist.    India. 

bel  la  s dm' bra. 

belle. 

bel  leek' -ware. 

B611e'f6n'taine,  t.  O. 

BgUe   Isle'    (-il'),   isl.   in   Atlantic. 

Bel  Igr'o  phon. 

Bel  le'rus. 

helles4et'lres  (bel-let'tr),  -let  trist, 
-tris'tic,    -tic  al. 

bel'li  cose,  -cose  ly  (-kos-),  -cos'- 
ity. 

bellig'erent  (-lij'-),  -ently,  -ence, 
-en  cy,    -lip'o  tent. 

Bel'lis. 

Bel  lo'na,  Myth,     bel  lo'na,  Herpet. 

bel  lo'ni  on. 

bel'low,    -ing,    -er,    -lowed. 

bel'lows   (-lus   or   -loz),    -cam  e  ra, 

-    -fish,    -pump,    -sound. 

bel'ly,  pi.  -lies  (-liz),  bel'lied, 
-ly  ing,  -ly  ache,  -ful,  bel'ly -band, 
-boards,  -bound,  -brace,  -but- 
ton, -churl,  -doub'let,  -god, 
-guy,  -piece,  -pinched,  -pipe, 
-rail,    -roll,    -slave,    -stay,    -tim- 


ber, -ven  geance  (jans  or  -jens), 
-wash,    -worm. 

bel'  o  man  cy. 

be  16ng',    -ing,    -longed'. 

bel'o  nite,    -o  noid. 

Bel  oo'che    or   -chee. 

be  loved',   -lov'ed,   p.  a. 

be  low'. 

Bel  phoe'be    (-fe'-). 

belt,  -ed,  -ing,  belt' -clamp,  -clasp, 
-coup'ling,  -cut  ter,  -la  cing, 
-mold  ing,  -pipe,  -punch, 
-punch  ing,  -rail,  -saw,  -screw, 
-shift  er,  -ship^per,  -speedier, 
-splicing,  -stretchier,  -tight^- 
en  er,    -tool,    -weav  ing. 

Bel'tane. 

be  lu'ga  {or  bel'oo-),  a  sturgeon. 
Be  lu'ga,    a   genus   of   whales. 

Be'lus. 

bel  ve  dere',    -dered'. 

Bel  vi  de'ra. 

hel'ze  huth. 

be'ma,    pi.    -ma  ta,    -ma  tist. 

be  moan',  -ing,  -er,  -a  ble, 
-moaned'. 

be  mourn',  -ing,  -mourned'. 

be  mud'dle,   -died,   -dling. 

be  muffle,   -fled,   -fling. 

bfin,    -kit,    -nut,    -oil,    -teak. 

Bena'iah  (-yah).   Bib. 

bench,  -er,  -ing,  benched,  bench 
mas  ter. 

bench'-clamp,  -drill,  -forge, 
-ham''mer,  -hook,  -lathe,  -lev  cl, 
-mark,  -plane,  -reel,  -screw, 
-shears,  -stop,  -strip,  -ta  ble, 
-vise,    -war  rant,   bench  show. 

ben  chu'cha    (-choo'cha). 

bend,  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  -a  ble,  -let, 
-wise,  bent,  bent'y,  bent'ing- 
time,  bend'-leath''er,  bent-grass, 
bend  ing-ma  chine,    -strake. 

ben'dy,  -tree,  ben'dy  bar^ry,  b. 
pa^y. 

be  neatll'   {or  -neth'). 

Ben' e  die,  -dic'ite  (dis'-),  a  hymn, 
-dic'tus,  ben  e  dic'i  te,  an  invoca- 
tion. 

ben'e  dick   or   -diet. 

Ben  e  dic'tine. 

ben  e  dic'tion,  -al,  -a  ry,  -dic'tive, 
-dic'to  rv. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her.    Ice,    in,    note, 


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be'ne   dis  ces'sit,    b.    ex'e  at. 

1   be  queath',   -ing,    -al,    -er,    -a  ble. 

ben  e  fac'tion,    -fac'tor,    -tress. 

-ment,  -queathed'. 

ben'e  flee,   -less,    -flced. 

be  quest'. 

be  nef  i  cence,     -cen  cy,     -cent, 

Bfir^ai'ah,   Bib. 

-cent  ly,    -cen'tial,    -nef  ic. 

Be  ranger',  de  (d6h  ba'rSn'zha'), 

ben'e  fit,     -ed,     -ing,    -er,     -fi  cial 

Fr.  poet. 

(-fish'al),      -cial   ly,      -cial    ness. 

be  rate',    -rat'ed,    -ing. 

-fi'ci  a  ry    (-fish'i  a  ry   or     fish'a- 

berbe. 

ry),     -fi'ci  ate     (  fish'  ),     -a  ted, 

Ber'ber. 

-a  ting,    -a'tion. 

Be  re'an. 

be'ne  plac' i  to  {or  ha.  na.    placheto). 

be    reave',        -ment,        -reav'ing. 

be  nev'o  lence,    -lent,    -lent  ly. 

-reaved,    -reft. 

Ben  gal',    prov.    India,    -gal'ee    or 

Ber  en  ga'ri  an,     -an  ism. 

-gall'  (-gal'e  or  -gale'),  -galese' 

Ber  e  ni'ce,     -ni'ce's     locks,     B. 

(-ez').     bengal',  a  fabric. 

hair.     Ber^gn  i'ce,  c.  Egypt. 

Ben  gal'     grass,     B.     light,     B. 

be  ret'    (ba  ra'). 

quince,    B.  root,    B.  stripes,    B. 

berg,   berg'y. 

ti'ger. 

Ber'ga  mask  or  -go  mask. 

ben  go'la. 

ber'ga  mot,    -oil. 

B6n  gue'la   (-ga'-),   coun.  Afr. 

Ber'ge  rac    {or   berzh  rak'). 

Ben^^ha'dad,  Bib. 

berg' man  ite. 

Ben'»Hur   {or  Ben'=hurO,   Bib. 

berg'mas^ter. 

Be  ni'  (ba  ne'),  r.  S.  A. 

berg'meal   or   -mehl   (-mal). 

be  night',    -ed,    -ing,    -ment. 

berg'schrund    (-shrdont),    berg'stock. 

be  nign'    (-nin'),    -ly,    -nig'nan  cy, 

ber'i  ber  i  or   be'rt  be  rt   (ba'-). 

-nig'nant,    -nant  ly,    -nig'ni  ty. 

bgr^r  g6r'a. 

be  nish'    (nesh'). 

Be  ri'ites.   Bib. 

ben'i  son    (-zn). 

Be'rites,   Bib. 

be  ni'tier    (ba  ne'tya). 

Berke'ley,    -ism,    -le'ian. 

Ben'ja  min,    -ja  mite. 

ber'ko  vets,   -ko  witz  (-vits). 

ben'ja  min,    »bush,    -tree. 

Ber'lin    {or    -lin'),    cap.  Prus.,    B. 

ben'jy. 

wool,    B.  work. 

Ben=Lo'mond,  mt.  Scot. 

ber'lin    {or    -lin'),    a    carriage;    a 

ben'ne. 

glove. 

ben'net. 

Ber  li  oz'    (b6r  le  oz'),    Fr.    com- 

Bennu'i,   Bib. 

poser. 

Ben  6'ni,    Bib. 

berm  or  berme. 

ben'sel. 

ber  mil'lians. 

Ben'tham  (-tarn  or  -tham),   Eng. 

Ber  mu'da,    an    isl.,    -mu'di    an. 

writer,      -tham    ism,      -tham  ite. 

Ber  mu'da   grass. 

-tham'ic. 

Ber  na  ddtte'  {or  ber-),  Fr.  mar- 

ben'thos. 

shal. 

be  numb'    (-num'),    -ing,     -ment, 

ber'na  fly. 

-numbed',  -numbed'ness. 

Ber'nar  dine. 

ben'zene   {or   -zen'). 

B^me,  t.  Switz.     Bernese'  (-nez'). 

ben'zlle    {or   -zile),    -zil'ic. 

Ber  ni'ce.    Bib. 

ben'zJn   or   -zine   {or   -zen'). 

ber'ni  cle,    ■^goose. 

ben'zo  ate,    -a^ted. 

be  roon'. 

ben'zo  in     {or     -zoin'),     a     gum, 

b6r  ret'ta.     See  bi  ret'ta. 

-zoin'a  ted. 

ber'ru  gate. 

ben'zol   or   -zole',   -zo  lin  or   -line. 

ber'ry,  -ing,  -ried. 

-zo  lize,    -lized,    -li  zing. 

ber'sa  glie're       (bar'sa  lya'ra),       pi. 

Be'owulf  (-wd61f  or  ba'-). 

-ri   (re). 

not,  nor,  use,  up,  6rn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 
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162 


bewitched 


ber'serk  or  -ser  ker. 

berth,  -age,  -ing,  berthed,     berth' « 

brace,  -deck,  -latch,  =room,  berth'- 

ing=rail. 
Ber'tha,   Chr.    name. 
ber'tha,   a   drapery. 
Ber'til'lon'   sys'tem  (bar  te  yon'). 
B6r  ti'ni    (-te'ne),    Fr.    composer. 
ber'tram  or  bar'-. 
bfir'yl,   -line,    -loid,    be  ryl'li  um. 
be'sa. 
bes'a  bol. 
Be  sant'   (-sant'   or  -zant'  or  bez'- 

ant),  Eng.  auth. 
be  seech',   -ing,   -ing  ly,   -ing  ness, 

-seech'ment,   be  sought. 
be  set',    -ting,    -ter,    -set'ment. 
be'sha. 
besh'lik. 
besh'met. 

he  show'    {or    -shou'),    a    fish. 
be  shroud',   -ed,    -ing. 
bes  i  clom'e  ter. 
be  side',    -sides'. 
be  siege',  -ment,  -sieg'ing,  -ing  ly, 

-er,   -sieged'. 
be  smear',   -ing,    -er,   -smeared'. 
be  smirch',   -ing,   -smirched'. 
be'som  (-zum). 
be  sot',     -ted,     -ted  ly,     -ted  ness, 

-ting,    -ting  ly. 
be  span'gle,    -gled,    -gling. 
be  spat'ter,   -ing,   -tered. 
be  speak',  -ing,   -spoke',  -spo'ken. 
be  sprin'kle,  -kler,   -kling,  -kled. 
Bes  sel'ian  or  -sel'li  an. 
Bes'se  mer,  -ize,  -ized,  -i  zing,  B. 

convert'er,  B.  iron,  B.  pr6'cess, 

B.  steel. 
be  stfiad'. 
bes'tial    (-chal    or    best'yal),    -ize, 

-ized,    -i  zing,    -tial  ly,    -tial'i  ty. 
bes'ti  a  ry,    a    treatise    on    beasts. 
be  stir',   -ring,    -stirred'. 
be  stow',     -ing,     -er,     -al,     -ment, 

-a  ble,   -stowed'. 
be  strad'dle,    -died,     dling. 
be  strew'   or  be  strow',   -strew'ing, 

-strewed',    -strewn'. 
be  stride',       -strode',       -strid'den, 

-strld'ing. 
be  stud',   -ded,   -ding. 
he  su'go   (ba  soo'-). 


Be'ta,    Bot.,  be'ta  {or  ba-),  a  Greek 

letter,    -cism. 
hete   (bat),    hete   noire   (nwar). 
be'tel,    -box,     -pep^per,    be'tel-nut 

or  be'tel   nut. 
Bet'el  guese  (-gez). 
B6th^-ab'a  ra.   Bib. 
beth  ab'a  ra    wood. 
Bethgs'da   (-thez'-).   Bib. 
Beth' -ga'der.   Bib. 
be  think',   -ing,    -thought'. 
Beth'le  hem,    -ite    or    -lem  ite. 
Beth' -pe'or.   Bib. 
Beth'pha  ge   (-fa  je   or     faj).    Bib. 
Beth' sa'i  da.  Bib. 
Be  thu'el,   Bib. 
Beth'u  li'a.   Bib. 
be  thumb',    -thumbed'. 
Be  thune      (-thoon'     or     -thun'), 

Amer.  poet. 
Be  thune'   (ba'tun'),   t.   Fr. 
be  tide',     -tid'ed,     -tid'ing. 
be  times'. 

be  to'ken,  -ing,   -kened. 
be'tol. 

be  ton'    (ba  ton'   or   bet'on). 
bet'o  ny,  be  ton'i  ca. 
be  tray',    -al,    -er,    -ing,    -trayed'. 
be  tr6th'    {or   -troth'),    -al,    -ment, 

-ing,   -trothed'. 
bet'ter,   -ment,   -most,   -ness. 
be  tween',       -twixt',       be  tween'- 

decks. 
heur  re'    (bur  ra'). 
bev'el,    -eled    or    -elled,    -el  ment, 

-el  ing   or   -ling. 
bev'el=gear,    -hub,     -jack,     -joint, 

-plat'er,       -pro    trac'tor,       -rest, 

-square,     -tool,     -ways,     -wheel, 

-wise. 
bev'el  ing -board,     -edge,     -frame, 

-ma  chine'. 
bev'er  age. 
be  vue' . 

bev'y,   pi.    -ies. 
be  wail',    -ing,    -er,    -a  ble,    -ment, 

-wailed'. 
be  ware', 
be  wil'der,    -ing,     -ing  ly,     -ment, 

-dered,  -dered  ness. 
bew'it  or  -et  (bu'-). 
be  witch',    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -ing  ness, 

-er,    -er  y,    -ment,    -witched. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice.   In,    note, 


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Be  xar'    (ba  har'),    co.   Tex. 

bey   (ba),     -lie   or   -lik,     -ship. 

be  yond',   -sea. 

Be'zai  (-za),  Bih. 

Be  zil'e  61,   Bih. 

bez'an. 

be  zant'   or  bgz'-,   be  zan'ty. 

bez  an  t^e'  or  -te'   (-ta'). 

bez=ant'ler. 

bez'Sl,    -eled    or    -elled,    -el  ing    or 

-ling. 
be  zet'ta. 
Be  ziers'   (ba  zya'). 
be  zique'   or  ba-  (-zek'). 
be'zoar,   bez  o  ar'dic   or   -tic,    be'- 

zoar=goat. 
be  zo'ni  an. 
be  zu'go   (ba  sod'-). 
bhang    or   bang. 
bhees'ty    or    -tie,    bhis'tee    or    -tl 

(bes'-). 
Bhil  (bel). 
bho'gai  (bo'gi). 
hhim'der    (b^n'-). 
Bhu  tan  ese'  (boo  tan  es'  or  -ez'). 
bi  ac'id. 
Bi  an'ca   (be-). 
bi  an'gu  lar,   -late,   -la''ted. 
bi  an'nu  al,   -al  ly. 
bi  an  ther  if  er  ous. 
Biar'mi  an    (byar'-)    or    BI  ar'-. 
Bi  ar  ritz'     (be  ar  rets'),     t.     Fr., 

bi  ar  ritz',    cloth. 
bi  ar  tic'u  late, 
bi'as,  pi.  -as  es  (-Sz),  -ing  or  -sing, 

-ased    or    -assed,    bi'as=-draw  ing. 
bi  au  ric'u  lar. 
bi  au  ric'u  late, 
bi  ax'al    or    -i  al. 
bi'az    (be'az). 
bib,    =cock. 
bi  bac'i  ty  (-bas'-),  ba'cious,   -ba'- 

tion,     bib'a  tive  ness,     -a  to  ry, 

bib'u  lous,   -lous  ly. 
bi  ba'sic. 
bib'ber. 

hihe'lot   (bib'lo). 
bibe'ron    (bib-). 
Bi'ble,    =clerk,    -oath,     Bib'Ii  cism, 

-cist.     Bib'list,   -li  ol'a  ter. 
bi'ble,    bib'lic,     -lie  al,    -al  ly,  -li- 

cal'i  ty,     -li  o  clast,     -li  o  graph, 

-og'ra  pher,    -ra  phy,    -o  graph'ic. 


-ic  al,    -al  ly,    -ol'a  try,    -a  trist, 

-ol'o  gy,     -o  log'ic  al,     bib'li  o- 

man  cy,    -ma'ni  a,     -ni  ac,    -ni'- 

ac    al,    -li    og'nost,       -og    nos'tic, 

bi'ble -press. 
bib  li  op'e  gy,     -e  gist,     -gis'tic, 

-o  peg'ic    (-pej'-). 
bib'li  o  phile,    -oph'i  lism,    -i  list, 

-o  pho'bi  a. 
bib'li  o  pole,     -op'o  lar,     -o  lism, 

-o  list,    -lis'tic,    -o  pol'ic. 
bib'li  o  taph,    -ot'a  phist. 
bib'li  o  thee,     -the'ca,     -the'cal. 
bibs,  a  cloth,     bibbs,  timber. 
bi  cap'i  tate,   -ta  ted. 
bi  cap'su  lar. 
bi  car'bon  ate. 
bi  car'  bu  ret  ed  or  -ret  ted. 
bi  cau'dal,  -date. 
bice  or  bise. 

bi  cen'te  na  ry,    -ten'ni  al. 
bi  ce  phal'ic  {or  -ceph'-),  -a  lous. 
bi'ceps. 
bi  ces'sis. 
hi  chir'    (be  sher'). 
bi  chlo'rid  or  -ride. 
hi'cho     (be'cho). 
bi'chord  (-kord). 
bi  chro'mate,    -mat'ic,    -chro'mic, 

-ma  tize,   -tized,   -ti  zing. 
bich'y. 

bi  cir'cu  lar,  -cir'cloid. 
bick'er,   -ing,   -er,   -ered. 
bick'ern,  bick'i  ron. 
bi  cla'vate. 
bi  col  lat'er  al. 
bi  col'li  gate. 
bi'coFor,  -ored. 
bi  con'cave. 
bi  con'dy  lar  (-dl-). 
bi  con  so  nan'tal. 
bi  con'vex. 
bi'corn,    -corned,    -cor'nous,    -cor'- 

nu  ate. 
bi  cor'po  ral,    -po  rate. 
bi  cres  cen'tic. 
bi  cus'pid,     -al,     -ate,     bi  cus'pid 

valve. 
bi'cycle  (-cl-),  -cled  (-kid),  -cling, 

-cHsm,  -clist,  bi  cyc'lic,  -cyc'u  lar. 
bid,    -ding,    -der,    -da  ble,    -dance, 

-den,   bade,   bid -hook,    -stand. 
bi  dac'tyl. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  6rn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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164 


billiardist 


bid  a  go'va. 

bi  glan'du  lar. 

bid'der  y=ware. 

Big  no'ni  a,  -ni  a'ce  cb,  big  no  ni  a'- 

bid'ding=prayer  (=prar). 

ceous. 

Bid'dy,  a  domestic,     bid' 

dy,  a 

hen. 

big'ot,    -ot  ed,    -ed  ly,    -ot  ry. 

bid'dy  bid. 

Bigot'    (be'go'),    Fr.   auth. 

bide,  bid'ing. 

big'root,  b.  tree. 

bi'dent,  -den'tal,  -tate, 

-tial, 

-tic'- 

bi  hour'ly. 

u  late. 

bi-il'i  ac. 

bi  den'tal,  pi.,  ta'li  a. 

hi  jou'      (be  zhoo'),      pi.     hi  joux 

bi  det'   {or  be  da'),   -pan 

(-zhoDz'),   -jou'try. 

bid'ri,  =ware,  -work. 

bi  ju'gate,    -gous,    -gal    {or   bij'-). 

bid'u  ous. 

bike. 

Bie'la's    com'et. 

bikh. 

Bie'lid. 

bi'kos,  pi.  -koi. 

bi  en'ni  al,   -ly. 

bik'shu,   -shu  ni   (-ne). 

bier,    -right. 

bi'ku  ktil'la. 

biest   or   beest,    -ings. 

bil,  a  fish. 

bie'tle. 

W  la'lo. 

bi  fa'cial. 

bi  lam'el  late,   -la  ted,    -lam'i  nar. 

bif  a  ra. 

-i  nate. 

bif'iin. 

bil'an  der  {or  bi'lan-). 

bi'fid,  bifidate,  -dated, 

bifid 

ity. 

bi  lat'er  al,     -ism,     -ly,     -al  ness, 

bi  fi'lar   {or  bifi-),   -ly. 

-al'i  ty. 

bi  fis'tu  lar,  -tu  lous. 

Bilba'o,  c.  Sp. 

bi  flec'node. 

bil'ber  ry. 

bi'flex. 

bil'bo,    pi.   -boes   or   -bos   (-boz). 

bi  flo'rate,   -rous. 

bil'bd  quel  (-ket  or   -ka'). 

bi  fo'cal. 

bil'cock. 

bi'fold. 

bild' stein. 

bi  fo'li  ate,    -li  o  late,    - 

li  um, 

pi. 

bile,  -stone,  bi'lic,  bile-cyst,  -duct, 

-li  a. 

-pig^ment. 

bi  fo'rate     {or     bif'o-). 

-fo'rous, 

bilge,    -ways,    bil'gy,    bilge' -board, 

bif  o  rine. 

-coad,     -free,     -keel,     -keel  son. 

bi'forked. 

-piece,    -plank,   -pump,    -waiter. 

bi'form,  -formed,   -form' 

ity. 

Bil  har'zt  a. 

bi'fr6ns,   -front  (-frunt). 

-front  ed. 

bil'i  a  ry,    -i  a'tion,   bi  lifer  ous. 

big,  -ger,   -gest,   -ly,  -ness,  big 

eye, 

bi  lin'e  ar,   -e  ate,   -a  ted. 

a    fish,    -foot,    a    bird. 

-head,    a 

bilin'gual,  -ly,  -ism,  -guar,  -guist, 

person;    a    fish,    -horn. 

a   sheep. 

-guous  (-gwus). 

-mouth,  a  fish,  -root,  a 

vine,  - 

wig, 

bil'ious  (-yus),  -ness. 

a  person. 

bi  lifer  al,   -al  ism. 

big=belUed,      -boned, 

-en'di 

an, 

bilk,  -ing,  bilked. 

-eyed,    -sound  ing. 

bill,  -ing,   billed,  bill'  bee  tie,   -bug, 

hl'ga. 

-fish,     -board,     -book,     -bro  ker, 

big'a  my,   -a  mist,   -a  mous. 

-cham  ber,   -hawk,   -head,   -hook, 

big'a  rade. 

-post'er,    -scale,    -stick  er. 

big  a  roon',    -ar  reau'    ( 

-ro'). 

bil'la  long'    or    bil'ly-. 

bi  gas'ter. 

bil'lard. 

bi'ge  ner  (-je-),  -ner'ic. 

bil'let,     -ing,     -ed,     bil'let-ca  ble, 

big'gin. 

' 

-head,  -mas  ter,  -mold  ing,  bil'let- 

big'gon,  -go  net. 

ing-roU,  bil  let-doux'  (biria  doo'), 

big' ha  (be'ga). 

pi.   -letS'doux  (-la-dooz'). 

bight. 

bil'liard  (-yard),  -liards,   -liard  ist, 

fate,    fat,    far,   fall,   fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice,   In,    note, 


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biplanar 


billiard-ball,  -cloth,  -cue,  -mark- 

bi nor'mal. 

er,    -play  er,    -room,    -ta  ble. 

bi  no'tate,   -ta  ted. 

biriing. 

bi  not'o  nous. 

biriings  gate. 

bi'nous. 

bil'lion  (-yun),  -aire,  -ism,  -lionth. 

bin'Hi  rong. 

bill'man,  pi.   -men. 

bi  0  cen'tric. 

hU'lon'  {or  be  yon')- 

bi  0  chem'  is  try  (kem'-),  -chem'ic. 

bil'lot. 

bi'od,     -o  dy  nam'ic     (-dl-),    -ic  al, 

bil  low,   -y,   -lowed. 

-nam'  ics. 

bil'ly,  pi.    lies  (  liz),   -boy,   -cock, 

bi'  0  gen,    -ge  na'  tion,    -gen'  e  sis, 

bil'ly-blt  er,  -gate,  -goat,  -piecer. 

-e  sist,    -ge  net'ic,    -ic  al  ly,    -og'e- 

-roll  er,    -web. 

nist   (-oj'-),   -e  ny. 

bi'lobed,   -lo'bate  {or  bi'-). 

bi  og'ra  phy,    -ra  pher,    -ra  phist, 

bi  lo  ca'tion,   -loc'u  lar,   -u  late. 

bi'o  graph,     -o  graph'  ic,     -ic  al. 

bi  lo  cel'late. 

-a]  ly. 

bi  loph'o  d6nt. 

bi^o  ki  net'ics. 

bi  lo'qui  al,   bil'o  quist. 

bi  ol'o  gy,   -o  gist,    -o  log'ic,    -ic  al, 

bil'sah. 

-al  ly. 

bil'sted. 

hi  ol'y  sis,    -o  lyt'ic. 

bil' long   or   -tongue. 

bi  0  mag'net  ism,   -net'ic. 

bi  mac'u  late,    -la  ted. 

bi  om'e  try. 

Bim'a  na  {or  bl'ma-),  bim'a  nous. 

bi'o  phor  or  -phore. 

bi  man'u  al. 

bi'o  phys  i  og'ra  phy,    -i  ol'o  gy. 

bi  mar'gin  ate. 

-o  gist,    -o  log'ic  al. 

bi    mis'  tism,  -mas'tic,    -mas'toid. 

bi'o  plasm,      -plas'mic      (-plaz'-). 

bim'bo. 

-plast,    -plas'tic. 

bi  me'  di  al. 

bi  or'di  nal. 

bi  mem'bral. 

bi  or'gan. 

bi  mes'tri  al. 

bl'os. 

bi  me  tal'  lie,    -met'al  lism,    -list. 

bi'o  scope. 

-lis'tic 

bi  0  stat'ics,  -stat'ic  al,  -sta  tis'tics. 

Bi'mi  ni    (be'me  ne). 

bi'o  tax  y. 

bi  month'ly. 

bi  ot'ics,    -ot'ic,    -ic  al. 

bi  mus'cu  lar. 

bl  ot'o  nus. 

bi'na  (be'-). 

bi  pal' mate. 

bi'na  ry. 

bi  pa.r'a  sit'ic. 

bi'nate. 

bi  pa  ri'e  tal. 

bin  au'ral   {or   bi  nau'  ). 

bip'a  rous. 

bind,  -er,  -er  y,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ing- 

bi  part'ed,     -part'!  ble,     -par'tient. 

ness,    bound,    bind'  web,    -weed, 

-par'tile. 

-with,   -wood,   a  plant,   bind-rail. 

bip'ar  tite   {or  bi  par'-),   bi  par  ti'- 

bind'er-frame,           bind'ing-cloth, 

tion    (-tish'un). 

-guide,      -joist,      -piece,       -post. 

bi  pas'chal  (-kal). 

-raft^er,   -screw,   -strakes,   -wire. 

bi  pec'ti  nate,    -na  ted. 

bi  nerv'ate. 

bi'ped,      bip'e  dal      {or     bl  pe'-). 

bing'stgad,   bing-hole,    -ore. 

-dal'i  ty. 

bink. 

bi  pen'  nate,      -na  ted,      -ni  form, 

bin'na  cle,  b.  list. 

-nat'i  fid. 

bin'ny. 

bl  pen'nis,   pi.    -7ies   (-nez). 

bin'o  cle,  bin  oc'u  lar  {or  bi  noc'-), 

bi  pet'a  lous. 

-lar  ly,  -lar'i  ty,   -oc'u  late. 

bi  pin'nate,  -ly,  -na  ted,  -nat'i  fid, 

bi'node,    -nod'al. 

-i  form. 

bi  no' mi  al,    -ism,    -ist,    -mi  al  ly. 

bi'plane,  -pla'nar. 

n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fcJ&t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus.  Bach. 


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bissextile 


bip'li  cate  (or  bi'pll-),  bl  plic'i  ty. 

bis. 

bi  po'lar,    -lar'i  ty. 

bi'sa   or   -za   (be'za),    bi  sa   an'te- 

Bi'pont,   -pon'tine. 

lope. 

brprism. 

bi  sac'cate. 

bl  pul'mo  na  ry. 

bis  ca'cha    or    biz-. 

bi  punc'tate,    -tu  al. 

Bis  cay'an. 

bi  pu'pil  late. 

Bis  ceg  lie  (be  shal'ya),  t.  It. 

bi  py  ram'i  dal  (-pi-). 

bis  coc'ti  form. 

bi  quad'rate,    -rat'ic    (-kw6d-). 

bis'cro  ma. 

bi  quar'ter  ly. 

bis'cuit     (-kit),     -co  tin,     bis'cuit- 

bi'quartz. 

ov^en    (-uv^-),    -root. 

bi^qua  ter'ni  on. 

bisMi  a  pa'son   (or   -zn). 

bi  ra'di  ate,   -a  ted,  -ra'di  al,  -al  ly. 

bise    (bez). 

bi  ram'bi. 

bise  (bis). 

bi  ra'mose   (-mos),    -ra'mous. 

bi  sect',   -ed,    -ing,    -sec'tor,    -sec'- 

bi  ra'tion  al    (-rash'un-). 

tion,   -tion  al,  -al  ly,  -sec'trix,  pi. 

birch,    -en,    -ing,    birched,    birch'- 

-tri'ces    (-sez). 

wort,  birch  =cam  phor,  -bark,  =oil. 

bi  seg'ment,  -men'tal. 

=wa  ter,    birch  broom,    b.  wine. 

bi  sep'tate. 

bird,  -ie,  -gaz^er,  -i  kin,  -ing,   -let, 

bi  se'ri  al,    -al  ly,    -ri  ate,     -ate  ly. 

-hke,  -lime,  -Ung,  -man,  bird-bait^- 

bi  sgr'rate. 

ing,  =bolt,  =cage,   -call,    -catch''er, 

bi  sette'    (-zet'). 

-dog,  »duf  fer,  -eye,  -eyed,  -fan^- 

bi'sexed,    -sex'u  al. 

ci  er,  -fau  na,  -foot,  -house,  -louse, 

bish'op  (-up),  -dom,  -Hke,  -ly,  -ric, 

-net,    -or'gan,     -pep'per,     -piece. 

-hood,     -ship,     -weed,     bish'op - 

-plant,  -seed,  -shot,  -spiMer,  -tick. 

bird,   -ray,   -sleeve,  bish'op's-cap, 

-trap,  -wit  ted,  bird's-bread,  -eye. 

-el  der,  -hat,  -leaves,  -mi  ter,  -ring, 

-foot,  -mouth,  -nest,  a.,  -nesting. 

-weed,  bish  op's   length. 

-tares,  -tongue,  bird's  nest,  n. 

bis  il'i  ac. 

bi  rec  tan'gu  lar. 

bi  sil'i  cate. 

bi  re  frin'gence,   -gent. 

bi  sil'i  quous    (-kwus). 

bi'reme. 

bi  sin'u  ate,   -a'tion. 

Bi  re'no   (be  ra'no). 

bisk     or     bisque,     a     soup;     ice- 

bi ret'ta  or  bir  ret'-  or  ber  ret'-. 

cream. 

bi  rhom  boid'al. 

bis'mer  or  -mar,   -pund  (-pd6nd). 

bi^ri  mose'   (-mos). 

bis  mil'lah. 

birk. 

bis'muth  (biz'-),  -al,  -ic,  -id,  -ous, 

bir'kie. 

-ite    or    -mut  ite    {or    -mu  tite), 

birl. 

-muth  yl,   -al,   -in  or  -ine,   -if'er- 

bim. 

ous,    bis'muth -blende,    -fur  nace, 

Bir'on. 

-glance. 

bi  ros'trate,   -tra  ted. 

bis'oc-plow. 

bi  ro  ta'tion,   -ro'ta  to  ry. 

bi'son,   -tine. 

bir'o  tine. 

bi'so  nant. 

bi  ro'tu  late. 

bi  sphgr'ic  al. 

birr. 

bi  spi'nose    (-nos),    -nous. 

bir'rus,  pi.   -rl. 

bi  spi'ral. 

birse. 

bi'spore,   -spo'rous. 

birth,    -day,    -land,    -less,    -mark. 

bisqiie     (bisk),     a    soup;     unglazed 

-night,    -place,     -right,     -root,    a 

porcelain. 

plant,  -wort. 

bisque  (bisk),  a  term  in  tennis  and 

birth' =child,     -hour,     -rate,     -sin. 

croquet. 

-song,    -stran^gled. 

bis  sex'tile. 

fate,    fat,   far,   fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,   mete,    met,    her,   ice,   In,    note, 


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bis'ter  or  -tre,   -tered  or  -tred. 

bi  stip'uled,   -u  late. 

bis'tort. 

bis'tou  ry,    -tour  nage. 

bis  tur'ris,   pi.    -res    (-rez). 

bi  sul'cate, 

bi  sul'phate,  -phid,  -phite,  -phu- 
ret. 

bis  u  nique'    (-nek'). 

bi  syl  lab'ic,   -syl'la  bism. 

bi  sym'me  try,   -met'ric  al. 

bit,  -less,  bit=brace,  -key,  -pin'cers, 
=stock,  =strap. 

bi  tan'gent,    -gen'tial    (-shal). 

bitch,   "Wood. 

bite,  -less,  bit'er,  bit'ing,  -ly,  -ness, 
bit,  bit'ten,  bit'ing»drag^on. 

bi  tem'po  ral. 

bi  ter'min  al. 

bi  ter'nate. 

U'li  (be'te). 

Bitais'    (-les'),    t.   Turk. 

bit  no'ben. 

bi'to   (be'-),   'tree. 

bitt,   =head,    -pin,   -stop'per,  bitts. 

bit'ter,  -ish,  -ing,  -ness,  -ter  ly, 
-ters,  bit' ter  bark,  -blain,  -bloom, 
a  plant,  -bush,  a  plant,  -head,  a 
fish,  -nut,  a  tree,  -root,  a  plant, 
-stem,  a  plant,  -stick,  a  plant, 
-sweet,  a  plant,  -weed,  -wood,  a 
tree,  -wort. 

bit'ter-end,  a  nautical  term,  -grass, 
=herb,  =king,  -spar,  -sweet,  bit'ter 
earth,    b.  end,    b.  salt,    b.  vetch. 

bit'ter  ling. 

bit'tern. 

bit'ting,    -hardness,    -rig^ging. 

bitt'lin. 

bit'tock. 

bi  til' men,  -mi  nate,  -na  ted, 
-na  ting,  -mi  noid,  -mi  nous, 
-mi  nize,  -nized,  -ni  zing,  -m  za'- 
tion,    -nif'er  ous. 

bi  ii'ni  ty,    -ni  al. 

biv'a  lent  or  bi'-,   -lence,  -len  cy. 

bi'v5.1ve,  -valved,  -val'vous,  -val'- 
vu  lar,  -val'vi  a. 

bi  vas'cu  lar. 

bi  vault'ed. 

bi  vec'tor. 

bi  ven'ter,   -tral. 

bi'verb,   -ver'bal. 


bi  vit'tate. 

hiv'i  um. 

bi  vo'cal,   -ized. 

biv'ouac  (-wSk  or  -ab  ak),  -ouacked 
(-wakt),   -ouack  ing. 

bi'wa  (be'-). 

bi'week  ly   {or   -week'-). 

bi  Z3LTTe\    -zar're  rie. 

bi  zet'   (be-). 

bi  zy  go  mafic  (-zi-). 

bjel'kite   (byel'-). 

Bjornson  (byern'son  or  beyurn'-), 
Norw.  auth. 

blab,  -bing,  -ber,  blabbed, 

black,  -en,  -en  er,  -en  ing,  -ened, 
-er,  -ish,  -ly,  -ness,  -y  or  -ey, 
blacked,  black'a  moor,  -a  vised. 

black'back,  a  bird;  a  fish,  -ball, 
v.,  -band,  -beFly,  a  fish,  -ber^ry, 
-ber^ry  ing,  -bird,  -board,  -bon- 
net, a  bird,  -boy,  a  tree,  -breast, 
a  bird,  -bur,  a  plant,  -butt,  -cap, 
a  bird;  a  plant,  -coat,  a  person, 
-cock,  -fin,  a  fish,  -fish,  -fishier, 
-foot,  a  person,  -guard,  -guard- 
ism,  -guard  ly,  -head,  a  duck; 
a  fish,  -heart,  a  cherry,  -lead,  v., 
-leg,  a  person,  -Hst,  v.,  -mail, 
-meat,  -mouth,  a  person,  -nob, 
-pole,  -root,  a  plant,  -seed,  a 
plant,  -size,  v.,  -smith,  -snake, 
-tail,  a  fish;  a  deer,  -thorn,  a 
plant,  -wall,  -wood,  a  tree,  -work, 
-wort.  black'lead  ing-ma  chine', 
black'y-top. 

black' -bee^tle,  -browed,  -brush, 
-cat  -draught,  -drop,  -duck, 
-dye,  -ex'tract,  -flea,  'fly,  -fox, 
a  bird,  -grass,  -gum,  -heart^ed, 
-horse,  a  fish,  -jack,  -knot, 
-liq'uor,  -mack,  -match,  -moss, 
-mouthed,  -pig'ment,  -pot, 
-quar''ter,  -rod,  a  person,  -salf'er, 
-samp^son,  -shell,  -spaul,  -spot, 
-strap,  -stripe,  -tongue,  a  disease,, 
-wad  (wod),  -ward,  -wash,  -wai- 
ter, black' -eyed  Su'san,  black- 
var  nish  tree. 

black'ing'box,  -brush,  -case. 

black  bass,  b.  cat'tle,  b.  damp, 
b.  fri  ar,  b.  heFmet,  b.  hole, 
b.  lead,  «.,  b.  lef'ter,  b.  list,  «., 
b.  muFlet,    b.  plate,    b.  pudMing, 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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blebby 


b.  salts,  b.  tur^peth,  b.  vom'it, 
b.  whale. 

Black  Flags,  B.  Fri'day,  B. 
Hand,  B.  Ma  ri'  a,  B.  Mon'day, 
B.  Rod. 

blad'der,  -fish,  -nose,  a  seal,  -nut, 
a  plant,  -pod,  a  plant,  -snout,  a 
plant,  -wort,  blad'der  y.  blad'der- 
blight,  -brand,  -cam^pi  on,  -fern, 
-gas'tru  la,  -green,  -herb,  -kelp, 
-ket'mi  a,  -nosed,  -sen  na, 
-worm,   -wrack. 

blade,  -let,  blad'ed,  -er,  -ing,  -y, 
blade'fish,  blade' -bone,  -met^al, 
-mill,  -ore,  -spring. 

blae  (bla  or  ble),   -ber  ry,   -lin  en. 

blae'si  tas   (ble-'). 

blaf'fert. 

blague. 

blain. 

blake,  -ling. 

blame,  blam'a  ble,  -ble  ness, 
-a  bly,  blame'ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful- 
ness, -less,  -less  ly,  -less  ness, 
-wor  thy,    -thi  ness. 

blanc  (blangk  or  bl6n),  blanc- 
mange' (bla  mahzh'),  -man  ger' 
(-man  zha'). 

blan'card  (blang'-). 

blanch,  -er,  -ing,  -im'e  ter, 
blanched,  blanch' -farm,  -hold- 
ing,   blanch'ing-liq  uor. 

blan'co. 

bland,  -ly,  -ness,  blan'dish, 
-dish  er,  -dish  ment,  -dil'o- 
quence,  -dil'o  quous,  (-kwus), 
-di  lo'qui  ous. 

blan'du  ril'la. 

blank,  -ly,  -ness,  blank'-book, 
printed  forms,  blank  book,  a 
book  that  is  blank,  blank'ing- 
press. 

blan'ket,  -ed,  -ing,  -y,  -eer',  -leaf, 
a  plant.  blan'ket-bar,  -clause, 
-de  pos''it,  -piece,  -sluice,  -wash  er. 
b.  baFlot,  b.  mort^gage  (mor-), 
b.  sheet. 

Blanque'fort  (blonk'-). 

hlan  quette'    (blon  ket'). 

blan  quil'lo    (blSng  kel'yo). 

blare,  blar'ing,  blared. 

blar'ney,  -ing,  -neyed  (-nid). 

bid  se'    (-za'). 


blash,  -y. 

blaspheme',  -phemed',  -phem'ing, 

-er,     blas'phe  mous,      -mous  ly, 

-phe  my. 
blast,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,   -y,   -ment. 
blast' -box,       -en'gine,       -fur'nace, 

-gate,      -hearth,      -hole,      -lamp, 

-ma   chine^      -me^ter,      -noz''zle, 

-6r^i  fice,  -pipe,  -re  cord^er,  -reg'- 

u  la  tor. 
blast'ing-car^tridge,    -fuse    (-fuz), 

-geFa    tin       (-jeK-),       -mix^ture, 

-needle,     -oil,     -poVder,     -tools, 

-tube. 
bids  te'ma,  pi.  -ma  ta,  -mal,  -mat'ic. 
blas'tJde   {or  -tid),   -tid. 
bias  to  car'pous. 
blis'to  cele. 
blfis'to  derm,    -der'ma,     -der'mal, 

-ma  ta,    -mic,    -mat'ic. 
blas'to  disc,   -to  col'la. 
blas'toid,    -toid'e  a. 
blfts'to  mere,  -mer'ic. 
blis'to  phore,      -t6ph'o  ral,      -to- 

phor'ic,    -to  pore,    -to  por'ic,    -to- 

po'ral. 
blas'to  sphere, 
blas'to  style. 
blds'iu  la,     -tule,     -tu  la  spore,  -tu- 

la'tion. 
blas'ius,     n.,  pi.   -ti,  -tous,  a. 
bla'tant,  -ly,   -tan  cy. 
blattl'er,  -y,  -skite. 
blat'ta,   -ti  form. 
blat'ter,    -ing,    -er,    -tered,    -ter  a'- 

tion. 
blau'bok  (blou'-),  -fish  (blaw'-). 
bla'wort  or  blae'-. 
blay,    -ber  ry,    -lin  en. 
blaze,  -less,  blazed,  blaz'ing,  -ing- 

ly,    -er,   blaz'ing-star,   a   plant. 
bla'zon  (-zn),  -er,  -ing,  -ment,  -ry. 
blea,   -ber  ry. 
bleach,      -er,      -er   y,      bleached, 

bleach-field. 
bleach'ing,       -flu    id,       -liq    uid, 

-powMer. 
bleak,  -ish,  -ly,  -ness. 
blear,  bleared,   -ness  {or  blear'ed- 

ness),    blear'i  ness,    -y,     -eye,    a 

disease,    -eyed,    -wit  ted. 
bleat,  -ed,  -er,  -ing. 
bleb,  -by. 


fate,   fat,   far,   f§ll,   f^re,    fast,   sofa,    mete,   met,    her,   ice.   In,    note, 


bleed 


169 


bloomer-pit 


bleed,  -er,  -ing,  bled,  bleed'ing- 
heart,   a  plant,  -tooth,  -valve. 

blel'lum. 

blem'ish,  -ing,  -less,  -ment,  -ished. 

blem'ma  trope. 

blench,  -er,   -ing,   blenched. 

blend,  -ed,  or  blent,  blend'er, 
-ing,    blend'^corn,  -wa  ter. 

bl6nde.  Mineral,     blend'ous,   -y. 

Blen'heim  (-im),  B.  or^ange,  B. 
span^iel,    B.  wig. 

blen  nog'e  nous  (-n6j'-),  blen'- 
noid. 

blen'nor  rhe'a,  -rhe'al. 

blen'ny. 

blens. 

bleph  a  ri'tis. 

bles'bok   or   bless'-. 

bless,  -ed,  -ed  ly,  -ed  ness,  -ing, 
blessed,  bless'ed-herb,  a  plant, 
b.  this'tle   (-1). 

blet,   -ted,   -ting. 

blet'on  ism    {or    ble'ton-),   -on  ist. 

ble'wart. 

blew'its  (blot)'-). 

blick. 

blick'ey. 

Bli'fil. 

bligh'ia   (bli'ia). 

blight,  -ed,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  pi. 
blights,   blight'bird. 

blind,  -ed,  -ed  ly,  -ing,  -ing  ly, 
-ly,  -ness,  -age,  -er,  blind'ball, 
-fish,  -fold,  -fold^ed,  -fold''ing, 
-man,  -snake,  -stitch,  v.,  -worm. 

blind' -ball,  -born,  -fast,  -Har  ry, 
-ink,  -lift,  -of^fi  cer,  -op^e  ra  tor, 
a  machine,  -pull,  -slat,  -style, 
-sto  ry,  -tool  ing,  blind'age- 
frame,  bhnd  a're  a,  blind  man's 
ball,  b.  man's  bel'lows  (-lus), 
b.  man's  buff,  b.  man's  holi- 
day. 

blink,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -y,  -ard, 
blinked,  blink' -beer,  -eyed,  blink'- 
ing    chick'weed. 

blirt,  -y. 

bliss,  -ful,   -ful  ly,  -ful  ness,  -less. 

blis'ter,  -ing,  -y,  -tered,  blis'ter- 
bee'tle,  -cop  per,  -fly,  -plas  ter, 
-steel. 

blite. 

blithe   (or  bllth),   -ful,   -fully,   -ly. 


-ness,  -some,  -some  ly,  -some- 
ness. 

bliz'zard. 

bloat,    -ed,    -ed  ness,    -er,    -ing, 

blob,  -by,  blob' -kite. 

bio  cage'   (-kazh'). 

block,  -age,  -an,  -er,  -ish,  -ish  ly, 
-ish  ness,  -y,  -i  ness,  -ade', 
blocked,  block'  head,  -house, 
-like. 

block'-bond,  -book,  -colors,  -fur^- 
nace,  -hole,  -ma  chine^  -mak^- 
-ing,  -plane,  -print^ing,  -ship, 
trail,  -truck,  block  ade  '-run  ner, 
block    coal,  b.  tin. 

block'ing,  -course,  -ham^mer,  -ket'- 
tle,  -ma  chine',  -press. 

bloke  or  bloak. 

blfind  or  bl6nde,  a.,  -ness. 

bldnd  or  bl6nde,  n.  blonde  is 
sometimes  used  as  the  feminine 
of   blond,     blond' -lace,   -met  al. 

blood  (blud),  -ed,  -y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness, 
-less,    -less  ly,    -less  ness. 

blood' -bap'tism,  -be  spot'  ted, 
-bought,  -cell,  -con  sum'ing, 
-cor''pus  cle,  -cups,  -curd  ling, 
-disk,  -dri  er,  -finch,  -fine, 
-guilt  y,  -guilt  less,  -guilt'i  ness, 
-heat,  -horse,  -hot,  -leech,  -mare, 
-mon  ey,  -or  ange,  -pheas  Snt, 
-plaque  (-piak),  -plate,  -poi'son- 
ing,  -red,  -re  la'tion,  -re  la'tion- 
ship,  =sac''ri  fice,  -sound,  -spav- 
in, -spill  er,  -stain,  -staunch, 
-stick,  -stone,  -strange,  -stroke, 
-suck  er,  that  which  sucks  blood, 
-suck  ing,  -swell  ing,  -tree,  -vas'- 
cu  lar,  -ves  sel,  -warm,  -wite, 
blood  pud  ding. 

blood'  drop,  -flow  er,  a  plant, 
-hound,  -let,  v.,  -root,  a  plant, 
-shed,  -shed'der,  -shedding,  -shot, 
-suck^er,  a  lizard,  -thirst  y, 
-thirst'i  ness,  -wood,  a  tree, 
-worm,   -wort. 

blood'y-bones,  -eyed,  -faced, 
-fluxed,  -mind  ed,  -red,  -war- 
rior, a  plant,  -man's-fin  ger,  a 
plant. 

bloom,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ing  ness, 
-er,    -er  y,    -y,    -less. 

bloom' -hook,  -tongs,  bloom'er-pit, 


n6t,  nor,  use,  iip,  firn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  a^ger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


blooming-mill 


170 


boat-insect 


bloom'ing-mill,  -sal  ly  or  Sal-,  a 
plant. 

blos'som,  -less,  -y,  -somed,  blos'- 
som-bill,  -head,   -peck  er,   -ri  fler. 

blot,  -ted,  -ting,  -ting  ly,  -ter,  -ty, 
-less,  blot'ting-book,  -pad,  -pam- 
per. 

blotch,  -y,   blotched. 

blot  tesque',   -ly. 

Blou  et'  (bloD^a'),  Paul,  "Max 
O'Rell,"  Fr.  writer. 

blouse  (blouz),  bloused. 

blout. 

blow,  -ing,  -er,  blown,  blew, 
blow'fish,  -out,  -pipe,  blow-ball, 
-cock,  -fly,  -gun,  -hole,  -milk, 
-off,  -oVer,  -point,  -through, 
-tube,   -up,   -valve,   -well. 

blow'ing=ad  der,  -charge,  -cylin- 
der, -en^gine,  -fan,  -fur^nace, 
-house,  -i^ron,  -ma  chine^  -pipe, 
-pot,   -snake,   -tube. 

blowze  (blouz),  blowz'y,  blowzed. 

blub'ber,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -er,  -ous, 
-y,  -bered,  blub'ber-chain,  -fork, 
-guy,  -hook,  -knife,  -lip,  -hpped, 
-spade,   -tac  kle. 

Blii'cher,  von  (fon  bloo'ker  or 
bluCh  er),    Prus.    field-marshal. 

blu'cher   (Ijloo'cher  or   blu'ker), 

blud'geon  (-jun). 

blue,  -ness,  -ling,  -ly,  blued,  blue- 
ing,  -er,   -est,   -ish,   -ey. 

blue 'back,  -beard,  -bell,  -ber^ry, 
-bill,  -bird,  -bon''net,  -bot^tle,  a 
fly;  a  flower,  -breast,  -buck, 
-bush,  -but^tons,  -cap,  -coat, 
-fin,  -fish,  -gown,  -head,  a  fish, 
-hearts,  -jack,  -jack^et,  -leg,  -man- 
tle, -mope,  -nose,  -pod,  -point, 
point  er,  -poll,  a  fish,  -sides, 
-start,  -stem,  -stock^ing,  n., 
-stock  ing  ism,  -stone,  -tail, 
-throat,  -tongue,  -weed,  -wing, 
-wood. 

blue' -ball,  -bil  ly,  -black,  -blaz'er, 
-blind,  -chat,  -curls,  -dis  ease'', 
-eyed,  -grass,  -gum,  -hafit, 
-hot,  -John,  -laws,  -mold,  -oak, 
-pai'dle,  -pa  per,  -pe  ter,  a  bird, 
-pi  geon,  -pipe,  -pok  er,  -pot, 
-print,  -print'ing,  -rib  bon  ism, 
-rib  bon  ist,    -sit,    a    bird,    -spar. 


-stock  ing,  a.,  -tan  gle,  -eyed- 
Ma  ry,  a  plant. 

blue'  book,  b.  but  ter,  b.  cod,  b. 
creep  er,  b.  devils,  b.  glede,  b. 
hawk,  b.  jay,  b.  kite,  b.  lake,  b. 
light,  b.  mass,  b.  o  cher,  (-ker), 
b.  oint  ment,  b.  pear^  main,  b. 
perch,  b.  pe  ter,  a  signal  flag, 
b.  pie,  a  bird,  b.  pike,  b.  pill, 
b.  pox,  b.  pro  cess,  b.  ra  cer,  b. 
rib  bon,  b.  rob  in,  b.  rock,  b. 
ru^in,  b.  snap''per,  b.  this  tie,  b. 
wa  ter. 

bluff,  -er,  -ing,  -ness,  -ly,  -y, 
bluffed,  bluff' -bowed  (-boud), 
-head  ed. 

blun'der,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -dered, 
blun'der  buss,  -head,  -head  ed, 
-head  ed  ness. 

blunge,  blun'ger,  -ging. 

blunk,   -er. 

blunt,  -ed,  -ing,  -ness,  -ly,  -ish, 
-ish  ness,  blunt'head,  blunt'- 
wit  ted. 

blur,  -ring,  -ry,  blurred. 

blurt,  -ed,  -ing. 

blush,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -er,  -ful, 
-ful  ly,  -less,  -y,  blushed,  blush'- 
wort,   -rose. 

blus'ter,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ous, 
-y,   -ter  a'tion,   -tered,   blus'trous- 

bo'a,    -con  stric'tor. 

bo'a  lee. 

Bo'a  ner'ges  (-jez).  Bib.,  -ner'- 
gism   (-jizm). 

boar,  -ish,  -ish  ly,  -ish  ness,  boar'- 
fish,    -spear,    -stag,   boar's  tusk. 

board,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -a  ble, 
board'  school,  board' -clip,  -cut- 
ter, -meas  ure,  -rack,  -rule, 
-scale,  -wa  ges,  board'ing-clerk, 
-gage,  -house,  -joist,  -knife,  -ma- 
chine, -net  ting,  -of  fi  cer,  -pike, 
-school. 

boast,  -ed,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -er,  -ful, 
-ful  ly,  -ful  ness,  -less,  boast'ing- 
chis''el. 

boat,  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  -a  ble,  -age, 
-bill,  -ful,  -man,  -man  ship, 
-swain  {or  bo'sn),  -tail,  -wom  an, 
-Wright,    boats'man. 

boat'-build  er,  -car,  -chock,  -dav- 
it,   -fly,   -hook,   -house,    -in''  sect. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,    mSt,   her,    ice.   In,    note, 


boat'keeper 


171 


bolar 


-keep  er,  -low  er  ing,  -race,  -ra- 
cing, -rope,  -shaped,  -shell,  -skid, 
-song,  -tailed,  -yoke,  boat 
bridge,  boat's  gripes,  boat'- 
swain's  chair. 

bob,  -ber,  -bing,  bobbed,  bob'cat, 
-stay,  -tail,  -tailed,  bob'-cher  ry, 
-fish  ing,  -fly,  -je  rom,  -lin  coin 
(-kn),  -sled,  -sleigh,  -white, 
-wing,  bob'stay-piece,  bob'tail- 
wig,    bob    veal. 

bo'bac  {or  bob'ac). 

Bob'a  dil,    -ism,    -dil'ian. 

bob'bin,  -net',  -windier,  -work, 
bob  bi  net'. 

ho'ca,  bo'cal. 

bo  car'do    or   -kar'-. 

boc'a  sine. 

hoc'ca,  -rel'la. 

Boc  cac'io  (bok  kat'cho).  It. 
novelist,     boc  cac'cio,    a    fish. 

boc  cd'le. 

bock,   -pot,  b.  beer. 

b6ck'ey. 

bSck'ing. 

bo'co-wood. 

bo  cd7i',   pi.   -co'nes   (-ko'nas). 

bo  dark'. 

bode,    -ful,    bod'ed,    -ing,    -ing  ly. 

bo  de'ga. 

Bo'den  heFmer. 

Bo'dhi  sat  (-dl-),  -ship,  -satt'va, 
bo'dhi-tree. 

bo'di  an. 

bod'Ice,   -Iced   (-ist). 

bo'di  e'ron. 

bod'kin,  -work. 

bo'dle   {or  bod'l). 

Bod  lei'an  {or  bod'-). 

bo  dfick'. 

bod'Worm. 

bod'y,  pi.  -ies  (-iz),  -like,  bod'ied, 
-i  less,   -i  li  ness,    -i  ly. 

bod'y -bag,  -bol  ster,  -brace,  -cav''- 
i  ty,  -cloth,  -clothes,  -coat, 
-col  or,  -guard,  -hoop,  -horse, 
-knee,  -log,  -loop,  -louse,  -oil, 
-plan,  -post,  -serv'ant,  -snatch- 
er,  -tran  som,  -var  nish,  -wall, 
-whorl,  b.  cor^por  ate,  b.  pol  i  tic. 

Boeh'men  ism,    -men  ist. 

Boe  o'ti  a  (be  o'shi  a),  -tian  (-shan), 
-ot'ic,  bceo'tarch  (-tark). 


Boer  (boor)  or  Boor. 

Boeuf,  Front  de  (fron   de   buf). 

bog,  -gish,  -gy,  -gi  ness,  -gler,  -let. 

bog'house,  -jump  er,  -suck  er, 
-trot,  -wort. 

bog-as^pho  del,  -biFber  ry,  -bean, 
-ber  ry,  -bird,  -blit^ter,  -bluit  er 
(-bloDt-),  -bull,  -bump  er,  -but- 
ter, -cut  ting,  -earth,  -glede, 
-i  ron,  -land,  -man'gan  ese, 
-moss,  -myr  tie,  -oak,  -on  ion, 
-or  ange,  -or^chis  (-kis),  -ore, 
-rush,  -spav  in,  -trot  ter,  -vi'o  let, 
-wood. 

bo'ga. 

bo'gie  or  -gey  or  -gy  (-gy),  bo'gle, 
bo'gie-bar  row,  -car  riage,  -en^ 
gine. 

bog'o  mile. 

bo'gftng. 

Bo  go  ta',    c.    S.    Amer. 

bogue. 

bo'gus. 

bo  hea'. 

Bo  hS'  mi  a,  -mi  an,  -an  ism. 
Bo  he' mi  an  Breth' ren,  B.  glass. 

bo  hi' a   (bo  e'o). 

bo'hdr. 

Bohuri'u'pas. 

bo  iar   (bo  yar'  or  boi'ar). 

boil,  -er  y,  boiled. 

boil'er,  -a  larm^,  -brace,  -clamp, 
-feed  er,  -fer  rule,  -float,  -fur'- 
nace,  -house,  -i  ron,  -keeFson, 
-mak  ing,  -me  ter,  -plate,  -pro- 
tec'' tor,  -prov  er  (-prdov-), 
-shell,  -shop,  -smith,  -tube, 
-wag  on. 

boil'ing,   -fur  nace,   -point. 

bois  (bwo),  -bru  le'  (-brdo  la'), 
'chene  (-shan),  -dur  ci'  (-door- 
se'),  b.  d'arc'. 

Boi'se  (-za),  co.  Ida. 

Bois  GuiFbert',  Bri  an'  de  (bre- 
an'  de  bwa  gel  bare'). 

bois  seau'  (bwo  so'). 

bois'ter  ous,  -ous  ly,   -ous  ness. 

bo  jo'bL 

bo'ka  dam'    {or   b6k'a-). 

bo'kark. 

boke. 

B6k  ha'ra   (-a'ra),    Turkestan. 

bo'lar. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  Badh. 


bolargo 


172 


bondswoman 


bo  lar'go. 

b61'ty. 

bo'las. 

bo'lus,  pi.  -luses. 

bold,    -er,     -est,    -en,     -ened,     -ly, 

b6m. 

-ness,  -face,  a  person. 

bo'mah-nut. 

bold'=face,     a.,     a     type,     -faced. 

bo  md're  a. 

-splr'it  ed. 

bomb  (bom  or  bum),  -shell,  bomb'- 

bol'do. 

chest,     -fuse,     -gun,     ^-har  poon^ 

bole. 

-ketch,    -lance,    -proof,    -ves  sel. 

bo  lec'tion,    -tioned. 

bom'ba  cd'ce  cr,   -ca'ceous   (-shus). 

bole'ro   (-la'-). 

bfimba'ceous  (-shus). 

Bo  le'tus,    bo  let'ic. 

bom'bard,      n.,      bom  bard'      {or 

Bol'eyn    (bobl'in),    Anne,    wife  of 

bum-),     v.,     -ed,     -ing,     -ment, 

Henry  VIII. 

-bar  dier',     -bar'don,     bom  bar- 

bo'Ude   {or  -lid). 

dier'-bee'tle. 

bo'lis. 

b6m'bast     {or     bum'-),     -bast  ry, 

boli'ta   (-le'-). 

-bas'tic,    -tic  al,    -al  ly. 

Bdl'i  var,    a    liberator   of   Bolivia. 

B6mbas'tes  Furio'so  (-tez  foo-). 

bol'i  var,  a  coin. 

Bom'bax. 

Bo  liv'ian,    B.  bark,    bo  liv  i  a'no 

B6m  bay',   c.   India,    B.  duck,    B. 

{or   -le  ve-). 

shell. 

boll,    -ing,    boiled,    boll'man,    -rot, 

b6m^ba  zet'  or  -zette'  {or  bum^-). 

-worm. 

b6m''ba  zine'    or    -sine'    (bom  ba- 

Bol'land  ist. 

zen'   or  biim-). 

bollard,    -tim^ber. 

bSm'bic. 

bolli'to   (-le'-). 

bfim'bi  late,      -la'tion,      -bi   nate, 

bol'lock=block. 

-na'tion. 

ho'lo. 

bombil'la    (-bil'ya). 

Bo  lo'gna    (-lo'nya    or    -lo'na),    c. 

bom'bo  lo,  pi.   -loes. 

and   prov.    It.,    -lo''gnese'    (-nyez' 

b6m'bou     {or    bum'-). 

or    -nez),    -lo'gnian    (-lo'nyan    or 

b6m'bus,  a  buzzing  noise.     B6m'- 

-lo'ni  an). 

bus,  a  genus  of  bees. 
b6m  byc'i  nous   (-bis'-),    -i  form. 

Bo  lo'gna  phos'phor  us,   B.  sau^- 

sage,    B.  stone,    B.  vi  al. 

hon   (bon),    b.  jour   (zhoor),    b.  mot 

bo  lom'e  ter,   -lo  met'ric. 

(mo),   pi.   bons  mots   (bon  moz), 

bol'sa. 

b.  soir   (swor),    b.  ton,   b.  vi  vant' 

bol'son. 

(ve  van),     bonmot  is  often  written 

bol'ster,  -er,  -ing,  -stered,  bol'ster- 

as  one  word. 

plate,    -spring,    -work. 

bo'na  ci'    (-se'). 

bolt,  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  -less. 

bo'na  frde,   bo'na-fiMe,   a.,   bo'na 

bolt' -auger,    -blank,    -boat,   -chis- 

notabiVia, b.perltu'ra,  b.ro'ba. 

el,    -clipper,    -cutter,    -die,  -dog, 

bo  nang'. 

-ex  tract  or,  -feed  er,  -head,  -head- 

bo nan'za. 

er,   -holder,  -hole,  -hook,  -knife, 

Bo'  na  parte,    -part^ism,    -part'ist, 

-mak^er,   -rope,   -sawing,  -screw- 

-part'e an. 

ing,    -strake,    -thread  er,   bolt'er- 

bo  na'sus   or   -nas'sus. 

cloth. 

bon'bon',  -niere'  (-nyar'). 

bolt'ing-chest,  -cloth,  -cord,  -house. 

b6nce. 

-hutch,   -mill,    -mill    stone,    -reel. 

Bon'-chre'tien'    (bon  krat^yan')- 

-tub. 

bon'ci  late   or  -si-. 

bol'tant. 

bond,    -ed,    -ing,    -er,    -age,    -folk, 

bol'tel. 

-hold  er,      -land,      -less,      -maid, 

bol'ti. 

-man,      -wom'an.        bonds'man, 

bol'ton  ite. 

-worn  an. 

fate,   fat,   far,   fall,   fire,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   mgt,   her,   ice,   In,    note, 


bond-cooper 


173 


boot-top 


bond' -coop  er,  -cred^it  or,  -debt, 
-pa  per,  -serv  ant,  -serv  ice, 
-slave,   -stone,  -ten  ant,   -tim  ber. 

bon'duc,   -seeds. 

bone,  -less,  -fish,  -flow  er,  -set, 
boned,  bon'ing,  -y,  -i  ness,  bon'y 
tail. 

bone' -ace,  -ache  (-^ak),  -ash,  -bed, 
-bind  er,  -black,  -break^'er, 
-brec  cia  (-bretch  ya),  -brown, 
-car^ti  lage,  -cave,  -cell,  -char- 
coal, -cor  pus  cle,  -dog,  -dust, 
-earth,  -eat  er,  eFe  va''tor,  -fe  ver, 
-flour,  -gel  a  tin,  -glass,  -glue, 
-heap,  -lace,  -laced,  -ma  nure', 
-meal,  -mill,  -naph  tha  {or 
-n3,p-),  -nip  pers,  -oil,  -phos- 
phate, -porce  lain,  -pot,  -saw, 
-set  ter,  -shark,  -spav  in,  -spir  it, 
-tur  quoise  (-koiz^,  -waste, 
-whale,  -yard,  bon'ing-rod. 

bon'fire. 

bon'gar. 

bong -bong'. 

bong'ga. 

Bon  heur'  (bonder'),  Rosa,  Fr. 
painter. 

hon'ho  mie'  or  -horn  mie'  (bon  6- 
me'). 

Bon'homme',  Jacques  (zhak 
bo  nom'). 

B6n'i  face,   -fa'cial. 

b6n'i  fy,  -ing,  -fled,  -i  fi  ca'tion, 
-i  form. 

bon^i  ta'ri  an,  bon'  i  ta  ry. 

bo  ni'to   (-ne'-). 

Bon  nat'   (-na'),   Fr.   painter. 

bonne  (b6n),  b.  bouche  (boosh),  pi. 
bonnes  bouches  (bon''  boosh'). 

bon'net,  -ed,  -less,  -head,  a  fish. 

bon'net'block,  -fluke,  -grass, 
-laird,  -lim  pet,  -ma  caque', 
-mak  ing,  -mon  key,  -pep  per, 
-piece,  'Touge  (-roozh),  -shark, 
-shell,   -stack,   -string,   =worm. 

b6n'ny  or  -nie,  -ni  ly,  -ni  ness, 
bon'ny-dame. 

bon'ny  claVber. 

bo  no'te  (-ta). 

b6n'si  late. 

Bon'temps',  Ro  ger'  (ro'zha' 
bon  tan'). 

b6n'ze  or  bonze,   bon'zi  an. 


boo'book. 

boo'by,  -ish,  -ism,  -al'la,  -hatch, 
-hut,   -hutch,  -prize. 

Boodh  u)r  Boo'dha,  -ism,  -ist. 
See  Buddha. 

boo'dle,  -dler. 

b(rof. 

boo'hoo',   -hooed'. 

book,  -ful,  -ing,  -ish,  -ish  ly,  -ish- 
ness,  -less,  -let,    -lung,  -y. 

book'-ac  count,  -back,  -buy  er, 
-clamp,  -cov  er,  -crab,  -debt, 
-edge,  -fair,  -fold  ing,  -formed, 
-han  dler,  -hold  er,  -hunt  er, 
-ink,  -knowledge  (-ndF-), 
-learned  {or  -learn^ed),  -learn- 
ing, -lore,  -louse,  -lov  er,  -mad- 
ness, -mak''er,  -mark,  -mus  lin 
(-muz-),  -name,  -no  tice,  -num- 
ber, -oath,  -plate,  -post,  -rack, 
-room,  -scor^pi  on,  -sew  ing 
(-so-),  -shop,  -slide,  -stall, 
-stamp,  -stand,  -stone,  -trade, 
-tray,    -trim  mer,    -work. 

book'bind  er,  -er  y,  book'case, 
-craft,  -keep  er,  -keep  ing,  -land, 
-man,  -mate,  -mon  ger,  -sell  er, 
-sell  ing,  -shelf,  -store,  -worm, 
-Wright. 

book'ing=clerk,  -ma  chine'',  -of- 
fice. 

boom,  -er,  -ing,  -kin,  boomed, 
boom' slang' e,  boom' -boat,  -cover, 
-i  ron,  -jig  ger,  -main  sail, 
-tac  kle. 

boom'das. 

boom'er  ang    {or    -e  rang). 

boon,   -work. 

boon'ga  ry. 

boonk. 

boor,    -ish,    -ish  ly,    -ish  ness. 

boost,   -ed,   -er,    -ing. 

boot,  -ed,  -ing,  -ee',  -less,  -less  ly, 
-less  ness,  -bill,  -black,  -jack, 
-lick,   -mak  er,   boots. 

boDt'-but  ton  er,  -calk  (-kak), 
-catch  er,  -chan^nel  ling,  -clamp, 
-clos  er  (-kloz-),  -crimp,  -crimp- 
ing, -cuff,  -edge,  -groov  ing, 
-heel,  -hold  er,  -hook,  -hose, 
-lace,  -last,  -leg,  -pat'tern,  -pow'- 
der,  -rack,  -seam,  -shank,  -spat- 
tern,   -stock  ing,   =stretch''er,  -top, 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  tarn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


boot-topping 


174 


botanically 


-top  ping,     -tree,     -ven'ti  la  tor, 

boot'ing-corn. 
Bo  o'  tes  (bo  6'tez),  Astron. 
booth  {or  booth),   -age. 
bTO'ty,  -tied. 

booze,  booz'er,   -ing,    -y,   boozed. 
bo=peep'. 
bo'ra,   a   dry  wind;   an   aboriginal 

rite,     ho'ra,  Meteor. 
bo   rac'ic      (-ras'ik),    bo'ric,    -ride 

{or    -rid),     bo'ra  cite,     -ra  coiis, 

-ra  cifer  ous. 
bor'age    (biir'-),    -wort,    bo  rag^i- 

na'ceous    (-r^j  i  na  shus),    bo^ra- 

gin'e  ous  (-jin-). 
ho  ras'co. 

bo'rax,  -rate,  bo'rax-bead. 
bord,   -land,    -lode,    -serv  ice. 
bord'age. 
bord'ar. 
Bor  deaux'   (-do'),  c.  Fr.;  tp.  S.  C. 

B.  mix'ture,    BorMe  lais'  (-la'). 
bor'der,  -ing,  -er,  -dered,  bor'der- 

knife,      -land,      -lights,      -plane, 

-shears,         -stone,         -war    rant 

(-w6r^-),   bor'der  ruffian   (-yan), 

b.  tow'er,    bor'der  ing-wax. 
hor'dereau'  {-to'),  pi.  -reaux  (-ro'). 
bor'dure. 
bore,    -dom,    -ism,    bored,    bor'er, 

bore -bit,  -hole,  -log,  -meal,  -rod, 

-tree,    -worm. 
Bo're  as.    Myth.,    -re  ad,    bo're  al, 

-re  an. 
bore'cSle. 

bor'ee^,  a  dance;  bo  ree',  a  tree. 
bo  reen'. 
b6r'e  gat. 
bfir'e  le. 

B6r  get'to,   t.   Sicily. 
B6r  ghet'to     (-gat'to),     t.     Lom- 

bardy. 
Bor'gia    (-ja),    Lucrezia,    Duchess 

of  Ferrara. 
bor'ing,     ^an^chor     (-kur),      -bar, 

-bench,      -bit,      -block,      -coFlar, 

-dust,  -gage,   -head,   -lathe,   -ma- 

chine^  -mill,   -rod,   -sponge,   -ta'- 

ble,  -tool. 
Bdr'ja. 

bor'lase  (-las). 
bdr'ley. 
bor'ling. 


b6rn,  borne. 
hor  ne'  (bor  na') . 
bor'ne  ene,    -ne  61. 

r'ne    o,      isl. 

-ne  an,    Bor'ne  o    cam^phor. 
bor'nine,   -nite. 
B6r  6  di'no    (-de'-),    t.    Russ. 
bo'ron,    bo  ro  cal'cite,    -ro  glyc'er- 

ide    {or  -ide),   -glyc'er  in  (-glls'-). 
bor'ough   (bur'-),   -mas'ter,   -mon'- 

ger,     -mon^ger  ing,     -ship,     bor'- 
ough-court,    -En  glish,    =hold  er, 

-reeve,    -ses  sions,    -town. 
bor  ras'ca   {or  -ras'-). 
B6r'rel  ist. 
B6r  ro  me'  6    (-ma'o),    Carlo,  It. 

cardinal. 
bor  ro'  to. 
bSr'row,  -ing,  -er,  -rowed,  bor'row- 

head,  bor'row  ing-days. 
b6r  sel'la. 
bort. 
B6s. 

bos'cage   or  -kage. 
Bos'ca  wen,   Eng.    admiral. 
bosh. 

bosh'bok,   or  bosch'-,   -vark. 
Bos'jes  man   (bosh'ez-  or  bos'yes-), 

pi.  -mans  or  -men. 
b6sk,  bos'kage,  -ket  or  -quet  (-ket). 
bosk'y,   -i  ness. 
bos'om     (bdbz'um     or     boo'zum), 

-ing,   -y,   -omed. 
bos'om 'board,   -spring,   -staff. 
bSss,   pi.   -es,  bossed,  v.,  boss'ing, 

-ism,    -i  ness,    -age. 
b6s'se  lasted. 

B6s  suet'   (-swa'),   Fr.   orator. 
bos'sy,  w.,  a  cow  or  calf,  boss'y,  a., 

studded  with  bosses;  domineering. 
bos  tan'jt. 
Bos'ton,  c.  Mass.     bos'ton,  a  game 

of  cards. 
bos'try  choid  (-tri  koid),  -choid'al. 
bos'tryx. 
Bos'well      (boz'-),      Eng.      writer, 

-well  ism,    -well  ize,   -ized,   i  zing, 

-wel'li  an. 
Bos'wort  (boz'-),  Eng.  philol. 
b6t,  bots,  bot'-fly. 
bot'a  ny,   -a  nize,    -nized,    -ni  zing, 

-ni  zer,  -nist,     bo  tan'ic,     -ic  al, 

-al  ly. 


fate,   fat,    far,   fall,   f^re,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,   ice,   In,   note, 


botargo 


175 


bourasque 


bo  tar'go   or  -ga. 

houche  (boDsh). 

botch,       -er,      -ery,       -y, 

-ily, 

bou  dice'     (boo  sha'),     pi.     -chees' 

botched. 

(-sha'). 

bot'6  rol  or  -roll. 

bou'cherize   (boo'sher-),  -ized,   -I- 

Bdt'etoiirt,  co.  Va. 

zing. 

both,      =hand^ed,      -hand'eo 

ness, 

bouchette'   (boo  shet'). 

=sld  ed,    -sid'ed  ness. 

bou'ching  (boo'shing),   -bit. 

both'er,     -er  ing,     -ment, 

-some, 

Bou  ci  cault'     (boo'se^ko'),     Irish 

-a'tion,    -ered. 

dram. 

Bdth'ni  a,    -ni  an,    -nic. 

Bou'di  not     (boo'de  not),     Amer. 

b6th  ren'chy  ma  (-kl-). 

patriot. 

hoth'rt  um,    pi.    -ri  a. 

bou'doir  (boo'dwor). 

Bdth'well    (both'-),    James 

Hep- 

bou}  }ant'   (boo  foh'). 

burn,  Biog. 

boup  (boof). 

ho'tocu'dos  (-koo'doz). 

bouf'fons   (boo'fo hz). 

ho  ton',   pi.   -to'nes   (-to'nas). 

bouge   (boDJ). 

bo'-tree. 

bou'get  (boo'jet  or  -zha'). 

bot'ry  0  gen  (-jen). 

bough  (bou),  -y,  bough' -pot. 

bot'ry  oid,  -oid'al,  -ally. 

bou  gie   (bdb'jl   or   -zhe'). 

bot'ry  0  lite. 

bou'gong  (boo'-). 

bot'ry  ose    (-6s). 

Bougue  reau'  (boog^ro'),  Fr.  paint- 

bots. 

er. 

bott'ham  mer. 

bouil   li      (boo''ye'      or      bdol'yeO, 

Botticel'li  (-te  chSl'le),  It. 

paint- 

bouillon  (bool'yoh''  or  boo'yoh'). 

er. 

bouk   or  bowk. 

bottine'   (-teen'). 

boul  or  bool  (bool). 

bot'ting. 

Bou  Ian  ger'    (booadh^zha'),     Fr. 

bot'tle,    -ded,    -tier,  -tling,  bot'tle- 

gen. 

flow^er,  -head,  -nose. 

bou  lan'ger  ite    (boo  lan'jer  it). 

bot'tle  =  bellied,        =bird. 

-boot. 

boul'der,    -y,    boul'der-belt,    -clay, 

-brush,  =brush  ing,  -bump, 

-car^- 

-crack  er,     -fans,     -head,     -pave- 

ri er,     -case,     -char'ger. 

-chart. 

ment,     -pav^'ing,     -stone,     -train, 

-clip,   -coast  er,   -cod,   -com  pan^- 

boul'der  ing -stone. 

ion,    -con''jur  er   (=kun^-). 

-drop- 

boule      (bool),      same      as      buhl; 

sy,       -fau''cet,       -fill    er. 

-fish. 

bou'le  (bob'le). 

-friend,     -glass,     -gourd, 

-grass. 

bou  let'   (boo  la'),   -lette'. 

-green,     -hold  er,     -imp. 

-jack. 

bou'le  vard    (boo'-),    -var  dicr'    {or 

-mold,    -mold  ing,    -nosed. 

-ore. 

booFvar^dya'). 

-pump,     -rack,     -screw. 

stand. 

bou'lon  (boo'-). 

-stoop,      -stop  per,      -tit. 

-tom. 

bounce,    -a  ble,    bounced,    boun'- 

-track,     -tree,     -wash  er, 

-wax. 

cing,    -cing  ly,    -cer,    boun'cing- 

bot  tie  nose -oil. 

bet. 

bot'tling-ma  chine,  -room. 

bound,  -a  ble,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -less. 

bot'tom,     -ing,     -less,     -less  ness. 

-less  ly,   -less  ness,  bound  baiFiff. 

-most,    -ry,    -tomed. 

bound'ary,  pi.  -a  ries  (-riz). 

bot'tom-cap'taln,    -fish,   -fish  ing, 

boun'ty,  -te  ous,  -ous  ly,  -ous  ness, 

-glade,   -grass,   -heat,   -ice. 

-land, 

-ti  ful,   -ful  ly,   -ful  ness,  boun'ty- 

-Hft,    -plate,    -tool,    bot'tom  ing- 

jump''er. 

hole,    -tap. 

Bou  pho'ni  a   (boo-). 

bot'ton  y. 

bou  quet'    (boo  ka'),  -hold  er,  bou- 

bot'u 11  form. 

quet  ier'   (bob  ka  teer'). 

bot  u  lin'ic. 

bou  que  tin'    (bob  ka  tan'). 

bou  charde  (boo  shard'). 

bou  rasque'    (boo  rask'). 

n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  <irn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


Bourbon 


176 


box  car 


Bour'bon  (boor'-),  -ism,  -ist,  Bour'- 
bon  palm,   B.  whis  key. 

Bour  da  loue'  (boDi^da^looO,  Fr. 
preacher. 

bour'don  (bcror'-). 

bour  don  n€'  (boor  don  na'). 

Bourg  (boorg),  a  wine;  bourg,  a 
borough. 

bour  gdde'  (boor-). 

bour  geois'  or  bur-  (bur  jois'),  a 
size  of  printing  type,  bour  geois' 
(boor  zhwa'),  a  burgher,  bour- 
geoi  sie'   (-zhwa  ze')- 

bour'geon  (bur'jun). 

Bourges   (boorzh),   c.   Fr. 

Bour^get'   (boor^zha'),   1.   Fr. 

Bour  guig  non'    (boor  ge  nyoh'). 

bou'ri  (bob're). 

Bou  rign'ian  (boo  rin'yan),  -ian- 
ism,    -rign'on  ist    (-yon  ist). 

bourn  or  bourne,  a  stream. 

bourn  or  bourne  (boorn),  a  boun- 
dary. 

Boume'moflth,  t.   Eng, 

bour'non  ite   (boor'-). 

bour  ree'   (boor  ra'). 

bourse  (bdbrse). 

bour'=tree   (boor-). 

bouse  or  bowse  (bous),  v.,  boused, 
bous'ing,  to  haul  with  tackle; 
bouse'  (bous  or  boos),  n.,  impure 
ore.     bouse'-team. 

bou  stro  phe'don  (boo-),  -don'ic, 
-stroph'ic.  j 

bou'ton  (bob'-),  bou'ton'niere'  (boo- 
ton  nyar'). 

bouts 'ri  mes'     (bob  re  ma'). 

Bou  var'di  a    (bob-). 

Bou  vier'  (bob'vya'),  Fr.  physi- 
cian. 

Bou  vier'  (boo  veer'),  Amer. 
writer. 

Bou'zy     (bob'-). 

bo'vate. 

bo'vlne  or  -vine,  bo'vid,   -vi  form. 

bo'void. 

bow,  -er,  -ing,  -bell,  -bent,  -fin, 
-less,  -man,  -men,  -pot,  -spirit, 
-staff,  pi.  -staves,  -spring,  -string, 
-wood,  bowed. 

b6w'=arm,  -backed,  -bear  er, 
-billed,  -boy,  -brace,  -case, 
-cla  vi  er,     -com  pass     (-kum-). 


-drill,  -hand,  -harp^si  chord, 
-head,  -h^d  ed,  -in''stru  ment, 
-i  ron,  -kail,  -knot,  -leg^ged  or 
-legged,  -net,  -pen,  -pen  cil, 
-pin,  -saw,  -shot,  -wise,  bow'- 
man's-root,     bow   win  dow. 

Bow' -bell,  -bells,  -dye. 

bow  (bou),  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -man,  pi. 
-men,  bowed. 

bow' -chaster,  =fast,  -grace,  -oar, 
-piece,    -tim  bers. 

Bow'dich  (bou'-),  Eng.  trav. 

Bow'ditch,  Amer.  schol. 

Bowd'ler  ism  {or  boud'-),  -ler  ize, 
-ized,    -i  zing,    -I  za'tion. 

Bow'doin  (bo'dn),  Amer.  states- 
man. 

Bow'doin  ham  (bou'dn  am),  t. 
Me. 

bow'ei,   -eled  or  -elled. 

bow'en  ite. 

bow'er,  -ing,  -er  y,  -ered,  bow'er- 
an^chor,  -bird,  -eaves,  -maid, 
-thane,    -worn  an. 

bow'ess,  bow'et. 

bow'ie   (bou'-),  a  wooden  bowl. 

bow'ie -knife   {or  bob'-). 

bowl,  -er,  bowls,  bowl' -ma  chine^ 
-spir  it. 

bow'llne  {or  -hn),  -bri'dle,  -crin''- 
gle,    -knot. 

bowl'ing,  -al  ley,  -crease,  -green, 
-ground. 

Bow'ling  Green,  c.  Kv.;  vil.  Mo.; 
vil.  O. 

bow'string-bridge,  -gird  er. 

bow'wow'. 

bow'yer. 

box,  -ing,  -er,  boxed,  box'bgr  ry, 
-fish,  -haul,  -haul  ing,  -wood, 
Box'er,  a  Chinese  insurgent. 

box'-chro  nom  e  ter,  -coat,  -coup- 
Hng,  -crab,  -day,  -el  der,  -hook, 
-i  ron,  -keep  er,  -key,  -lob  by, 
-lock,  -mak  ing,  -met  al,  -monk- 
ey, -of  fice,  -oys  ter,  -o''pen  er, 
-pack  ing,  -plait  ing,  -re  lay, 
-room,  -scrap  er,  -seat,  -set, 
-set  ter,  -slat  er,  -sta  pie,  -stew, 
-strap,  -thorn,  -tor^toise  (-tis), 
-turn  ing,    -tur  tie,   box'-and-tap'. 

box  bSr^row,  b.  beam,  b.  bed, 
b.  bridge,    b.    cage,    b.  car,    b. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,   sofa,    mete,    met,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


box  chum 


177 


Bramah  press 


churn,      b.   coil,      b.   drain,      b. 

frame,     b.  gird  er,     b.  plait,     b. 

slip,     b.  snuFfers,     b.  stall,     b. 

steps,      b.   stairs,      b.   trap,      b. 

valve. 
box'ing-=glove,  -machine^  -match, 

«night,  b.  off,  Box'ing-day,  -time. 
boy,   -hood,   -ish,   -ish  ly,   -ish  ness, 

boy  bish  op,  boy's-love,  a  plant, 

boy's  play. 
boy'ar,    -ard,    -ard  ism. 
boy  au  (bwa'yo  or  -yo'  or  boi'6). 
boy'cott,   -ed,   -er,   -ing,   -ism. 
boy'la. 
boyn. 

boy  u'na    (-oo'na    or    bo  yu'-). 
bo'za. 

Boze'man,  t.  Mont. 
bo'zon. 
Boz  zar'is  or  Bot'zar  is  (boz  zar'is 

or   bot'sa  res),    Gr.    patriot. 
Bra  ban gon'  {hra.h6h  son'),    -jonne 

(-son'),   -ban'ter,   -ban'tlne. 
br^b'ble,  -ment,  -bled,  -bling. 
bra'cae  (-se),  brac'cae  (brak'se). 
brac'cate. 

brae  ci  d'le    (brak  si-). 
brac'cio        (brat'cho),        pi.         -cia 

(-cha). 
brace,   -let,   braced,  bra'cer,   -cing, 

-cing  ly,   -cing  ness. 
brace' -drill,    -head,-  -key,    -mold, 

-pend''ant,  -stake,  bra'cing-chain. 
brach'i  al    (brak'-     or     bra'ki  al), 

-i  ate,    -i  mn,    pi.    -i  a. 
brach'i  og'anoid  (brak^-),   -noid'- 

e  i,    -i  o  Id'ri  a. 
brach'i  o  pod  (brak'-),   -i  op'o  da. 
brack' y  car'di  a    (brSk-),    -y  di  ag'- 

o  nal,    -y  dome,    -y  dont,    -y  el'y- 

trous. 
brach'y  ce  phal'ic     (brak-),     -y- 

ceph'a  lous,    -a  ly,    -a  lism. 
bra  chyc'er  al   (-kis'-),    -er  ous. 
bra  chyg'ra  pher  (-kig'-),  -ra  phy, 

-chyl'o  gy    (-kil'o  jy),    -chyp'te  ra 

(-kip'-),    -tt  res    (-rez),    -ter  ous, 

-chys'to  chrone   (-kis' to  kron). 
bra  c'hyp'o  dous   (-kip'-). 
brach'y  prism  (brak'-),  -y  pyr'a  mid. 
brach'y  tin'a  cold  (brak'-),  brach'- 

y  ty'pous  {or  bra  kit'i  pus),  -y  u'- 

ra,  -u'ral,  -u'ran,  -u'rous. 


i  brack. 

I   brack'en,  -clock. 

brack'et,  -ed,  -ing,  brack'et-cock, 
-orab,   -trail. 

brack'ish,   -ish  ness. 

brac'o  nid. 

bract,  -ed,  -less,  -let,  brac'te  al, 
-te  ate,  -te  I  form,  -te  o  late,  -te  ole. 

brad,    -awl,    -driv'er,    -set  ter. 

Bra  da  man'te   (bra  da  man'ta). 

brae  (bra). 

brag,  -gart,  -gart  ly,  -ger,  -ging, 
-ging  ly ,  -ga  do'cio  (-sho  or  -shyo) , 
bragged. 

Brag^marMo',  Ja'no'tus'  de  (zha'- 
no'td^s'   de  brag'mar'do'). 

bra  gue'ro   (-ga'ro). 

Brahe   (bra  or  bra),  Dan.  astron. 

Brah'ma,  -ma'ic,  -man  or  -min, 
-ma  na,  -ma  nee,  -man  ess, 
-man  i  (-e),  -man'ic,  '  -ic  al, 
-man  ism,  -man  ist,  -mo  ism, 
Brahm,  Brah'mo-So  maj'.  brah'- 
ma,  a  hen. 

Brah'ma  pu'tra  (-poo'-),  r.  India. 

braid,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -ist,  braid'- 
comb,  -poFish  ing,  -siz'ing, 
braid'ing-ma  chine'. 

brail,  Naut. 

braille  (bral)  or  brail  le  (bra'Iya'), 
printing. 

brain,    -ing,    -y,    -less,    -less  ness, 
brained,   brain'pan,   -sand,   -sick, 
'        -sick  ness,   -stone. 

brain' -blad'der,  -box,  -case, 
-cav'i  ty,  -fag,  -mag' got,  -rack- 
ing, -stem,  -throb,  -tu'mor, 
-wave,  -work,  -worm,  b.  cor'al, 
b.  fe'ver,    brain'stone    cor'al. 

brai'ro. 

braise  or  braize,  brais'er,  brais  si' 
(bra  za'),   braiz'ing-ket  tie,    -pan. 

brait. 

brake,  -age,  brak'y,  brake'man, 
brakes'man,  brake'-band,  -bar, 
-beam,  -block,  -cyl  in  der,  -dog, 
-fin  ger,  -hang'er,  -head,  -hop'- 
per,  -hose,  -16ath'er,  -pipe,  -rod, 
-rub  ber,  -shaft,  -shoe,  -sieve, 
-spool,  -strap,  -van,  -wheel, 
brak'ing=ma  chine. 

Bra'ma.  See  Brahma.  Bra'ma, 
Bra'mah   lock,    B.  press. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fdbt,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 

12 


Bramantesque 


178 


breamflat 


Bra  man  tesque',  bra'man  tip  {or 
-man'-). 

bram'ble,  -bled,  -bling,  -bly,  -ber- 
ry, bram'ble=bond,  -bush,  -finch, 
-net,   -rose,   -worm. 

bran,  -ny,  -tail,  -drench,  -dust  er, 
-new.  See  brand-new.  bran 
bread. 

bran'card. 

branch,  -er,  -er  y,  -ing,  -i  ness, 
-less,  -let,  -y,  -stand,  branched, 
branch' -block,  -chuck,  -her- 
ring,  -leaf,   -pi  lot,   -pipe,   -point. 

bran'chi  al  (-kl-),  -chi  ate. 

bran  chic'o  lous  (-kik'-),  brai;i'- 
chi  o  mere^    (-kl-),    -chi  reme. 

bran'chi  o  pod  (-ki-). 

brand,   -ed,    -er,   -ing. 

brand' -book,  -goose,  -i  ron, 
-mark,  -new  or  bran'-,  -spore, 
brand'ing-chute,   -hel  met,   -i  ron. 

Bran'den  burg  (-boorg),  prov. 
Prus.,  B.  porce'lain.  br^n'den- 
burg,  a  button;  an  ornament. 

bran'der,  -ing. 

bran'dish,  -er,  -ing,  -dished. 

brand'ling  or  -lin. 

bran'dy,  pi.  -dies  (-diz),  -died, 
bran'dy-bot  tie,  -faced,  -fruit,  b. 
paw^nee,  b.  smash,     b.  snap. 

brank'ur  sine. 

branle  (branl). 

bran'lin. 

brant,  -bird,  -coot,  -fox,  -goose, 
-snipe. 

bra  se'ro   (-sa'-). 

brash,    -y. 

bra'sier.     See  brazier. 

brasque. 

brass,  -y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness,  brass'back, 
a  bird,  -black  ing,  -col  or, 
-fin^ish  er,  -foil,  -found  er,  -fur- 
nace, -leaf,  -paved,  -pow  der, 
-smith,  -vis  aged  (-viz-),  -ware, 
-wind,    b.  bass. 

bras'sage. 

bras'sart  or  -sard. 

brasse,  a  fish. 

Bras' si  ca,  bras'si  ca'ceous. 

bratch'et. 

brat' sell  e. 

brat'tach  (-tak). 

brat'tJce,  -cloth. 


brat'tle,   -tied,   -tling. 

brau'lid,  -loid. 

brau'na. 

Brau  ne  ber'ger       (brou  ne  bar'- 

ger). 
braun'ite  (broun'-). 
bra  va'do,    pi.    -does    (-doz). 
brave,  -ly,  -ness,  brav'ing,  -ing  ly, 

-er  y,  braved. 
bra'vo  {or  bra'-),  pi.  -vos  or  -voes 

(-voz),    -vis'si  mo. 
bra  vu'ra  (-voo'-). 
braw,  -ly. 

brawl,   -er,   -ing,    -ing  ly,   brawled. 
brawn,  -y,  -i  ness. 
brax'y. 

bray,  -er,  -ing,  brayed. 
bra'za  (bra'tha). 
braze,   brazed,    braz'ing,    braz'ing- 

tongs. 
bra'zen     (-zn),     -ing,     -ly,     -ness, 

-face,  n. 
bra'zen -browed    (-broud),    -faced, 

-fist  ed,    b.  age,    b.  sea. 
bra'zier  or  -sier  (-zher). 
Bra   zil',      -zil'ian,      Bra   zil'-nut, 

-root,    B.  tea,    B.  wax. 
bra  zil' -wood. 
braz'i  let' to. 
bre  a  (bra'  a). 
breach,  -ing,  -y,  breached,  breach'- 

ing-bat'ter  y. 
brfiad,   -less,   -ber  ry,   -fruit,   -meal, 

-nut,    -root,    -stuff,    -win  ner. 
bread' -barge,       -bas^ket,       -corn, 

-crumb,    -knife,    -mak  ing,    -rasp, 

-room,      -sli   cer,      -tray,      -tree, 

-weight,   bread'fruit-tree. 
brfiadth,   -less,   -ways,    -wise. 
break,     -ing,     -age,     -a  ble,     -er, 

-a  way,     broke,     bro'ken     (-kn), 

break'ax,   -bones,   -cir''cuit   (-kit), 

-down,  -neck,  -share,  -staff,  -stone, 

-wa  ter. 
break' -back,     -club,     -in,     -i  ron, 

-joint,    -lathe,   -Hne,   -off,   -prom- 
ise,   -sig  nal,    -up,    -van. 
break'ing-crew,  -di  am'e  ter,   =en'- 

gine,  -frame,  -ma  chine,  -weight. 
brgak'fast,    -ed,    -ing,    break'fast- 

cap,  -dish  es,  -set,  -ta  ble,  -time. 
bream,     -ing,     breamed,     bream'- 

flat. 


fate,    fat,   far,   fall,   fire,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   mgt,   her,   ice,   in,    note. 


breast 


179 


briefness 


breast,  -ed,  -ing,  -pin,  -plate, 
-weed,  -wise,  -work. 

brgast'=back'stay,  =band,  -beam, 
-board,  -bone,  -chains,  -col  lar, 
-deep,  -drill,  -fast,  -gas^ket, 
-har'ness,  -height,  -high,  -hook, 
-knee,  -knot,  -line,  -mold  ing, 
-pain,  -pang,  -plow,  -pump, 
-rail,  -strap,  -sum  mer,  -wall, 
-wheel,    -wood,    breast'ing-knife. 

brfiath,  -less,  -less  ness,  -y, 
breath' -sound. 

breathe,  breath'er,  -ing,  -a  ble, 
-a  ble  ness. 

breattl'ing-hole,  -mark,  -place, 
-pore,  -sound,  -space,  -spell, 
-time,   -tube,   -while. 

hrec'cia  (bret'cha),  -ci  a  ted  (-chl- 
a  ted  or  brek'shi-),   -ci  a'tion. 

breech  {or  brich),  -ing,  -less, 
breeched. 

breech-band,  -bar^row,  -block, 
-cloth,  -clout,  -load  er,  -load  ing, 
-mech'an  ism  (-mek^-),  -piece, 
-pin,  »plug,  -screw,  -sight, 
-wrench. 

breeches  (britch'gz),  -buoy  (-bwoi 
or  boi),   -flue,   -pipe. 

breech'ing-bolt,  -hook,  -loop, 
-strap. 

breed,  -ing,  -er,  bred. 

breed'ing-cage,  -ground,  -pen, 
-place,     -pond,     -sea  son. 

breeks. 

breeze,  -less,  breez'y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness, 
breeze' -fly,    -ov  en   (-uv-). 

hreg'ma,  pi.   -ma  ta,   -mat'ic. 

breit'haup  tite   (-houp-). 

Breit'mann,  Hans,  Amer.  humorist. 

breit'o  line. 

hre  Ian'   (-lah'). 

bre  loque'   (-16k'). 

Brgm'en,  c.  Ger. 

brent,   -fox,    -goose. 

bren'ta. 

bren'te. 

brgq'ugt -chain. 

Bres'ci  a   (bresh'e  a),    prov.   It. 

Brgs'lau  (-lou),  c.  Prus. 

bres'son. 

Bre  tagne'    (br6  tanye'),  prov.  Fr. 

breth'ren. 

Brgt'on  {or  brit'-). 


brett. 
breve. 

bre  vet',   -ted,   -ting,   -cy. 

bre'viary  {or  brev'i  a  ry  or  brev'- 
ya  ry). 

brev  i  cau'date,  -fo'li  ate,  -i  Hn'- 
gual,  -i  pen'nate,  -i  ros'tral,  -ros'- 
trate. 

bre  vier'  (-veer'). 

brev'i  ty. 

brew,  -ing,  -age,  -er,  -er  y, 
brewed,  brew'-house,  -ket  tie, 
-wife. 

brews'ter  ite. 

Bri  a're  us.   Myth.,   -a're  an. 

bribe,  bribed,  brib'ing,  -a  ble,  -er, 
bribe' -bro  ker,    -pan  der,    -tak  er. 

brib'ery,   -oath. 

brie' -i -brae. 

brick,  -bat,  -field  er,  -lay  er,  -mak- 
er, -nog,  -nog  ging,  -stone,  -wise, 
-work. 

brick' -ax,  -bar^row,  -built,  -clamp, 
-clay,  -dri  er,  -dust,  -earth, 
-eFe  va  tor,  -field,  -fur^nace, 
-kiln  (-kil),  -ma  chine,  -ma  son, 
-mold,  -oil,  -pane,  -press,  -tile, 
-trim^mer,  -truck,  -yard,  brick 
tea. 

hri  cole'. 

bride,  -groom,  -groom  ship,  -hood, 
-maid,  -man,  -ship,  -stake, 
-wain,   -well,   -wort. 

bride' -ale,  -bed,  -bowl,  -cake, 
-cham  ber,    -day,    brides' -la  ces. 

brides'maid,  brides'man,  bri'dal- 
wreath,   bri'dal   trip. 

bridge,  -less,  -wa  ter,  bridged, 
bridge'pot. 

bridge' -bar,  -board,  -crane,  -deck, 
-head,  =is''let  (-i^let),  -pile,  -pit, 
-rail,  -stone,  -tow  er,  -train, 
-tree,   -truss,   -ward. 

bridg'ing,    -floor,    -joist,    -piece. 

bri'dle,  -less,  -wise,  -died,  -dling, 
-dler.  brl'dle-bit,        -ca'ble, 

-chains,  -hand,  -i  ron,  -path, 
-port,  -rein,  -road,  -rod,  b. 
strict  ure. 

brJ  doon'. 

brie' cheese  (bre-). 

brief,  -ly,  -less,  -less  ness,  -less  ly, 
-ness. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  lip,  tirn,  etiide,  fcrod,  fd6t,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  Badi. 


brier 


180 


brock'faced 


bri'er    or    -ar,    -er  y,    bri'er-bird, 

'root,    -rose,    -wood. 
brieve. 

br!  gade',    -ma  jor. 
brig  a  dier',    =gen  er  al. 
brig'a  low. 
brig'and,    -age,     -ish,     -ism,     -an- 

dine  {or  -din),  -an  tine  {or  -tin). 
Brighgl'la    (bre-). 
bright,     -en,     -en  ing,     -ish,     -ly, 

-ness,    -some,    -work,   bright' -cut, 

-eyed,    -har  nessed. 
Brign  oles'    (bren  yol'),    t.    Fr. 
brill. 

hril  lan'te  (brel  liin'ta). 
bril'liant       (-yant),       -ly,       -ness, 

-liance,    -lian  cy. 
bririiantine   (-yanten). 
brills, 
brim,    -ful,    -ful  ness,    -less,    -mer, 

-ming,    -ming  ly,    -stone,    -stone- 
wort,    brimmed. 
brin'ded. 

Brin'di  si  (bren'de  se),  c.  It. 
brin'dle,  -died,  brin'dle»moth. 
brine,    brin'y,    -i  ness,    -ish,    -ish- 

ness. 
brine' -e  vap'o  ra  tor,    -fly,    -gage, 

-pan,      -pit,      -pump,      -shrimp, 

-spring,  -valve,  -worm. 
bring,  -ing,  -er,  brought. 
brin'jal  or  -jaul. 

brinjar'ree  or  hrinja'ree'  or  -jar'ry. 
brink. 
hri'o  (bre'o). 
hri  oche'    (bre  osh'). 
hri'o  lette'   (bre-),  or  bri'o  let. 
bri  quet'      (-ket'     or     brik'-)     or 

hri  quelle',    a   block    of   stone    or 

coal. 
hri  qtcet'    (-ket'   or   bre  ka').  Her. 
brise    (briz),    fallow   ground. 
hri  se'  (bre  za'),  broken,  as  music. 
hrise'menl  (brez'-). 
brI  sin'goid. 
brisk,    -ly,    -ness. 
bris'ket. 
bris'ling,  a  fish. 
bris'tle    (-1),    -tied,    -tling,    -tlings. 

-tly,   -tli  ness,   bris'tle  tail,   -wort. 
bris'tle -fern,  -bird,  -grass,  «herVing, 

-like,      -moss,      -point^ed,      -rat, 

-shaped. 


Bris'tol,  -board,  B.  brick,  B. 
diamond  {or  di'mond),  B.  milk, 
B.  pa  per,  B.  porce'lain,  B.  pot- 
ter y,    B.  red,    B.  stone. 

bris'ure    (briz'-   or   bre  zur'). 

brit    or    britt. 

Brit'ain-crown. 

Bri  tan'ni  a.  Great  Britain,  -tan'- 
nic,    bri  tan'ni  a,    a   metal. 

Brit'ish,    -ish  er,"  -i  cism,   Brit'on. 

Brit  o  mar'tis   or  Brit'o  mart. 

brit'ter  worts. 

brit'tle,    -ness,    -worts,    b.  star. 

britz'ska  or  brits'ka. 

broach,   -er,   -ing,   broached. 

broach'post,  -turn  er,  broach'ing- 
preSs. 

broad,  -en,  -er,  -est,  -ly,  -ness, 
-ish,  -cast,  -side,  -wise,  -ax  or 
-axe,  -bill,  -brim,  -cloth,  -horn 
-leaf,  -mouth,  -stone,  -sword, 
-tail,    -throat. 

broad -backed,  -based,  -billed, 
-brimmed,  -chest  ed,  -church, 
-church  man,  -eyed,  -front  ed, 
-gage,  a.,  -gaged,  -horned, 
-leaved,  -piece,  -seal,  v.,  -shoul- 
dered, -sight  ed,  -spo  ken, 
-spread,  -spread  ing,  -tread, 
broad'leaf-tree. 

broad  ar^row,  b.  gage,  «.,  b. 
lig^a  ment,  b.  seal,  b.  tool, 
Broad  Church. 

brob. 

Brob'ding  nag,   -nag'i  an. 

bro  cade',  -cad'ed,  -cad'ing,  bro- 
cade'-shell. 

br6c'ard,    bro  car'dic. 

bro'catel  or  -telle  {or  broc'-)  -tel'lo. 

brdc'co  n. 

broch    (brok   or   briik). 

brftch'an. 

brS'chant  (-shant). 

bro  chan'tite  (bro  shSn'tite  or 
br6k'-). 

brS'chate   (-kate). 

hro  che'  (bro  sha'),  brocaded; 
stitched. 

bro  chef    (bro  sha'),    a   fish. 

bro  chetle'   (-shet'),   a  skewer. 

bro  chid'o  drone    (-kid'-). 

hrd  chure'   (-shoor'). 

br6ck,  -faced. 


fate,   fS,t,   far,   fg,ll,   fS,re,   fast,   sofa,   mSte,   mSt,   her,    ice,   In,    note, 


brockage 


181 


bruchid 


brock'age. 

Broc'ken  spec'ter  (-kn). 

brock'et. 

br6d,  -die. 

bro'gan   (or   -gan'). 

brog'ger  ite   (breg'-). 

Brog'lie,  de  (de  bro'y),  Fr.  states- 
man. 

brogue. 

broid'er,  -ing,  -er,  -ered,  -er  y, 
pi.    -er  ies. 

broil,  -er,  -ing,  broiled. 

broke,  bro'ken  (-kn),  -ken  ly,  -ken- 
ness. 

br6'ken=backed,  -bod  ied,  ^down, 
-heart'ed,  -kneed,  -wind^ed,  b. 
breast,  b.  cord,  b.  coal,  b.  line, 
b.  vict  uals. 

bro'ker,   -age. 

bro'ma,  -mal,  -mate,  -ma  loin, 
-ma  tog'ra  phy,  -ma  tol'o  gy, 
-o  gist. 

brome-grass  or  brom-. 

Bra  me'li  a,    bro  me^li  a'ceous. 

bro'me  lin. 

Bro' mi  an. 

bro'' mine,  -mic,  -mide  {or  -mid), 
-mi  na  ted,  -min  ism,  -mism, 
-mite,  -mize,  -mized,  -mi  zing, 
-mo  gel'a  tin,  -mog'ra  phy,  -mu- 
ret,    -ret  ed,    -my  rite,   brome. 

brom'ming. 

bro  mog'  ra  phy. 

bron'cho   (-ko)   or  -co. 

hron'chus  (-kus),  pi.  -chi  (-ki), 
-chi  a  (-ki-),  -chi  al,  -chic,  -cho- 
cele,  -cho  tome,  bron  chit'ic 
(-kit'-),  -chi'tis,  -coph'o  ny,  -chot'- 
o  my. 

Br6n'te,  Charlotte,  Eng.  novel- 
ist. 

bron  tol'o  gy,  -tom'e  ter,  bron'to- 
graph. 

bron  to  sau'rus,  -to  the'ri  um,  -to- 
zo'um. 

br6nze,  bronzed,  bronz'ing,  -ine, 
-ist,   -ite,   -y,   bronze'wing. 

bronze' =back''er,  -gold,  -liq  uid, 
=liq  uor,  -paint,  -pow  der,  bronz'- 
ing-ma  chine',    =salt. 

Br6n  z6  mar'te. 

brooch  (broch  or  brooch),  a  breast- 
pin. 


broDd,  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  -y,  brood' - 

bud,  -cap'sule,  -cav'i  ty,  -cell, 

-comb,  -food,  -mare,  -pouch, 

-space. 
brood' -spi'oen  (brod'-spe  un). 
brd6k,  -ing,  -let,  -y,  -ite,  brooked, 

brook'fish,  a  kilUfish,  -Ume,  -side, 

-weed. 
brook'-fish,    -bet'  o  ny,    -lam  prey, 

-mint,  -moss,  -ou  zel,   -pick'er  el, 

-runner,  -trout. 
Brdok'line,   t.   Mass. 
brOT>m,     -y,     -ster,     -staff,     -stick, 

-weed. 
broom' -brush,        -bush,        -corn, 

-crow'ber  ry,     -grass,     -han  die, 

-hfiad,       -man,       -palm,       -pine, 

-rape,      -root,      -sedge,      -sew'ing 

(■=s6'-),    -tree,    -vise   (-vis). 
brose    (broz),   bro'sy. 
brot'an,    -a  ny. 
br6th. 
broth'el. 
broth'er     (bruth'-),     -hood,     -less, 

-like,     -ly,    -H  ness,    -tail,     -ship, 

-wort,  broth'er-in-law,  b.  ger  man, 

b.  of  fi  cer. 
brough   (br6k  or  bruf). 
Brough'am    (broo'am   or   broom), 

Brit,    statesman,    brough'am,    a 

carriage. 
brought  (brawt). 
brow  (brou),   -beat,   -beat  er,   -ing, 

brow' -a  gue,      -ant  ler,      -band, 

-bound,      -post,      -snag,      -spot, 

-tran  som. 
brown,   -er,   -est,   -ish,   -ness,   -ing, 

-back,  -bill,  -ie,  -tail,  -stone,  -wort, 

browned. 
brown' -backed,       -bess,       -crops, 

-george,    -lee  mer,    -spar,    brown 

blaze,     b.  coal,     b.  mix  ture,     b. 

stout,    b.  stud  y,    b.  thrash  er,    b. 

thrush. 
Brown'ian,  Brown  ism,  -ist,  -istic, 

-ic  al. 
Brown -S^  quard'     (-sa''kar'),     Fr. 

physiol. 
browse    (brouz),   browsed,   brows'- 

ing,    -er,    browse' -wood. 
hru'ang   {or   -ang'). 
bru'bru. 
bru'chid   (-kid). 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  f^t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


Bruges 


182 


bucrane 


Bru'ges  (bru'jez  or  broozh'-),  c. 
Belg. 

hruh   (broo),    a   monkey. 

bru'rn. 

bruise,  -wort,  bruis'er,  -ing,  bruised, 
bruis'ing'ma  chine,     -mill. 

bruit. 

Bru'le   (broo'la),   co.   S.   Dak. 

hru'lee   (broo'la). 

bru'mal,   bru'mous,    Bru  maire'. 

brum'by. 

Brfim'mel,  Beau  Brum  mel,  Eng. 
fop. 

Bru'nehild  (broo'ng  hilt)  or  Bru'- 
ne  hil'de. 

bru  ngtte'. 

hru  nis  sure'    (broo''ne^soDr'). 

brun'ner  ite  (broon-) . 

Bruns'wick,  co.  N.  C;  co.  Va.; 
c.  Ga.,  B.  black,  B.  green; 
bruns'wick,  a  lady's  coat. 

brunt. 

brush,  -er,  -ing,  -ful,  -y,  -i  ness, 
-ite,  -let,  -man,  -ment,  -wood, 
brushed. 

brush' =bird,  -burn,  -cher  ry,  -har- 
row, -hat,  -hook,  -jack,  -mon- 
key, -ore,  -plow,  -pull  er,  -rat, 
-tailed,  -tongued,  -tur  key, 
-wheel,   brush'ing=ma  chine^. 

briisk  or  brusque  (broosk),  -ness, 
brus'que  rie    (brd6s'ke  re). 

Brus'sels,  c.  Belg.,  B.  car'pet,  B. 
lace,    B.  point,    B.  sprouts. 

brut. 

Bru'ta. 

bru'tal,  -ize,  -ized,  -i  zing,  -I  za'- 
tion,   -ly,   -tal'i  ty. 

brute,  -hood,  -ness,  bru'ti  fy,  -fy  ing, 
-fied,  bru'tish,   -ly,   -ness,   -tism. 

hru'tum  ful'men. 

Bru'tus,    Biog.;   bru'tus,    a   wig. 

bru  ySre'   (-yar'). 

Bry  d'ce  a,    bry  a'ceous    (-shus). 

Bry'an  ite. 

Bryce   (bris),   Eng.   writer. 

bryg'mus. 

bry  ol'o  gy  (bri-),  -o  gist,  -o  log'ic- 
al  (-16J'-). 

Bry  o  zo'a  (bri''-) ,  bry  o  zo'an,  -zo'- 
id,  -zo'um. 

Brze  za'ny  (bzha  zha'ne),  t.  Aust. 

Brze'zyn  (bzha'zin),   t.   Pol. 


hu  an  su'ah   (boo  an  soo'a). 

hu'at  (boo'-). 

bu'aze,   -fibber. 

bub'ble,   -bled,   -bier,   -bling,   -bly. 


=tri  er,     bub'bling- 
-bon'o  cele. 


bub'ble -shell, 

fish. 

bu'bo,    Med.,    -bon'ic, 
Bu'bo,   Ornith. 

bu'bu  lin. 

buc'an  or  -can. 

hu'ca  ro  (boo'ka  ro). 

buc'ca,  pi.  -ccB  (-se),  -cate,  -cal,  -cw- 
la. 

buc'ca  neer'  or  buc  a-  or  -nier, 
-neer'ish. 

hue  che'ro   (book  ka'-). 

huc'ci  na,  pi.  -ct  nee,  -ci  nal,  -ci- 
na'tor,    -na'to  ry. 

Buc  ci'no    (boot  che'no),    t.    It. 

bu  cen'taur. 

Bu  ceph'a  lus. 

Bu  chan'an  (-kan'-)  {or  buk  an'- 
an),  Biog.  and  Geog. 

Bu'cha  rest'   (-ka-),   c.   Roum. 

bu'chu  (-ku). 

buck,  -er,  -ish,  -ism,  bucked, 
buck'board,  -eye,  -finch,  -pot, 
-shot,  -skin,  -thorn,  -wash,  -wash- 
ing, -wheat,   Buck'tail. 

buck-a  gue,  -bas  ket,  -bean, 
-eyed,  -fe  ver,  -fly,  -hound, 
-jump  er,  -log,  -mack''er  el, 
-moth,  -plate,  -rake,  -saw,  -stall, 
-tooth,  -wag  on,  buck-and-ball, 
buck's-beard,    -horn. 

buck'et,  -ful,  -en  gine,  -hook, 
-lift,  -mak  ing,  -pitch,  -pump, 
-rod,    -shop,    -valve,    -wheel. 

buck'horn,  -sight. 

buck'ie   or  -y. 

buck'ing,  -i  ron,  -kier  or  -keir, 
-plate,  -stool,  -strap,  =ta  ble. 

buc'kle,  -kled,  -kling,  -kler. 

buc'kle-beg  gar,    -chape,    -horns. 

buc'kler-fern,  -fish,  -head  ed, 
-mus  tard, 

buck'ling,  a  fish. 

buc'kling-comb. 

buck'ra. 

buck'ram. 

bu  col'lc,  -ic  al,   -al  ly. 

hu  cra'ni  um,  pi.  -ni  a,  bu  crane' 
(or  bu'-). 


fate,    fS-t,   far,    fall,    fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   mSt,   her,   ice,   in,    note. 


Buczacz 


183 


buUen-nail 


Bu'czacz  (boo'chach),  t.  Aust. 
bud,    -ded,    -ding,    -let,    bud' -cell, 

=finch,    bud'ding=knife. 
Bud'dha   (boo'da),    -dhism,   -dhist, 

-dhist'ic,    -ic  al. 
bud'dle. 

Bude   burn'er,   B.  light. 
budge,    budg'er,    -ing,    -y,    budge'- 

bar^rel. 
budg^er  ee  gah'  or  -er  i  gar'. 
budg'e  ro   or   -row   {or   buj'ro). 
budg'et. 
bud'la. 
bud' mash. 
Bue'na    VJs'ta,    co.    lo.;    t.    Col; 

(bwa  na  ves'ta),  t.  Mex. 
Bue'nos   Ay'res     (bo'nus    a'riz  or 

bwa'nos   i'res),    prov.   Arg.    Rep. 
buff,  -y,  bu£f'=coat,   =laced,   -leath- 
er,   =stick,    -tip,    -ware,    -wheel, 

b.  jer  kin. 
bu/'fa  (boDf'a). 
buf fa  lo,    pi.    -loes   or   -los,    buf- 

fa  lo=ber''ry,    -bird,    -bug,    -chips, 

-clo''ver,    -cod,    -fish,    -fly,    -gnat, 

-grass,    -hide,    -hunt,    -hunt  ing, 

-jack,       -moth,       -nut,       -perch, 

-range,   -robe,   -skin,   -wal  low. 
buffer,  -arm,  -bar,  -beam,  -block, 

-head,    -spring,    -thim  ble. 
buffet,   v.,    -ed,    -ing,    -er. 
biiffet,     n.     {or     boo  fa'),     -car, 

-stool. 
buffing,  -block,  -lathe,  -machine^ 

-spring,    -wheel. 
buj'jo   {or   bdof'-). 
buf  foon',    -ish,   -ism,    -ly,    -er  y. 
Bu'fo,  -fon  ite,  -fon  id,  -oid,  -fon'  i- 

form. 
^^S»   "g6^>    "gy»    "gi  ness,   bug'bane, 

-bear,    -eye,    -fish,    -head,    -seed, 

-wort,  -shad. 
bug'a  boD    {or    -boo'). 
bug'ger  y. 
bug'gy,    pi.    -gies,    bug'gy-boat,    b. 

cuFti  va  tor,    b.  plow. 
bu'gis   (bdo'jis). 
bu'gle,  -gled,  -gler,   -gling,  bu'gle- 

weed,    -wort,    -call,    -cap,    -horn, 

-rod. 
bu'gloss. 
bu'gong. 
bu'gor. 


bu'hach   (-hatch). 

buhl    {or    bobhl),    -work,    -saw. 

buhr  (bur),  -stone,  -dress  er, 
-driv  er. 

build,  -ed,   -ing,   -er,  built. 

build'ing-block,  =i  ron,  -mov  er, 
-slip,  -stance,  -wax,  b.  lease, 
built-up,    a. 

buire  (bwer)  or  bu  ire  (boo  er'). 

buis  son'  (bwe  son'). 

bu'ke   (boo'ka). 

buk'kum,  -wood. 

buk'shee. 

Bui. 

Bu  la  can'  (boo^la  kan'),  prov. 
P.  I. 

bulb,  -ar,  -el,  -let,  -ous,  -i  form, 
-ule,  -y,  bul  bif'er  ous,  -ba'ceous, 
bul'bo-tu  ber. 

bul'ber  ry. 

bul  bil'la. 

bul'bul   (bd61'bd61). 

Bul'gar,    -ga'ri  an,    -gSr'ic. 

biilge,  -ways,  bulged,  bul'gy  (-jl), 
-ging,  -ger. 

bu  lim'i  a,    -lim'ic,    -lim'i  ous. 

bulk,  -ing,  -er,  -y,  -i  ness,  bulked, 
bulk'head. 

bull  (bdol),  -ish,  -ish  ly,  -bat, 
-beg'gar,  -berry,  -bri'er,  -comb'- 
er,  -dog,  -doze,  -dozed,  -doz  er, 
-doz  ing,  -finch,  -fish,  -fist,  -fly, 
-frog,  -head,  a  fish,  -hoof,  -huss, 
-jub,  -knob,  -nose,  -nut,  -pout, 
-weed,   -wort. 

buU-baifing,  -bay,  -bee,  -beef, 
-bird,  -boat,  -calf,  a  person, 
-dance,  -faced,  -feast,  -fight, 
-fight  er,  -fronts,  -head,  a., 
-head  ed,  -hide,  -neck,  -necked, 
-net,  -pine,  -poll,  -pout,  -pump, 
-ring,  -roar^er,  -rope,  -rout, 
-segg,  -snake,  -spink,  -stag, 
-stang,  -ter^ri  er,  -trout,  -voiced, 
-wal  lop  er,  -whack,  -whack  er, 
-wheel,  -whip,  bull'head-plov  er 
(-pluv-),  buUs-and-cows,  bull's- 
eye,  -foot,  -mouth,  -nose,  b. 
calf. 

bul'lace. 

bul'late,  -la  ted,  -la'tion,  -lous, 
-les'cence. 

bul'len   (bd61-),    -buFlen,    -nail. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  tirn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi, 


bullet 


184 


burattino 


bul'let  (bool'-),  -head,  a  person, 
=bag,  -com  pass  es,  -ex  tract^or, 
-head,  a  round  head,  -head  ed, 
-hook,  -la''dle,  -ma  chine,  -mak^- 
ing,  -mold,  -mold^ing,  -probe, 
-proof,  -screw,  -shell,-  -tree, 
-wood. 

bul'le  tin  (bd61'-),  -tin  ist,  -board. 

bulling  (bool'-),  -shov^el  (=shuv^-) 

bul'lion  (bool'yon),  -ism,  -ist, 
bul'lion-bar,  -fringe,  -point, 
-van. 

buriock  (bool'-),  -shell,  bul'lock's- 
eye,   -heart. 

bul'ly  (bdol'-),  pi.  -Hes,  -lied, 
-ly  ing,  bul'ly  rag,  bul'ly-beef, 
-boy,  -cod,  -head,  -rock,  -ruf- 
fian,   -tree. 

Bu'low,  von  (fon  bii'lo),  Prus. 
gen. 

bul  ree'dy  (bd61-). 

bul'rush  (bool'-),   -y. 

hulse. 

bmt,   bul'tow   (bd61't6). 

hul'tong  or  hil'-. 

bul'wark   (bdol'-). 

Bul'wer  (bdol'-),  WiUiam  Henry 
Lytton  Earle,   Eng.  auth. 

Bul'wer-Lyt'ton,  Edward  George 
Earle   Lytton,    Brit,    novelist. 

Bul'wer-Lyt'ton,  Edward  Robert, 
Eng.   poet. 

bum,  -mer,  -ming,  bummed, 
bum'bail  iff,  -bar  rel,  -boat, 
-clock,    -wood. 

bu  mas'tus. 

bum'ble  bee,  bum'ble  ber  ry, 
-dom,  -foot,  a  disease  of  fowls, 
-kite,  -pup  py,  -pup  pist,  -foot, 
-foot  ed,  -staff. 

Bii  me'li  a. 

bum'  ick  y. 

bum'kin,  a  beam  or  spar. 

hum' ma  lo. 

bump,  -er,  -ing,  -tious,  -tious  ness, 
-y,   bumped. 

bump'er=tim  ber,    bump'ing-post. 

bump'kin,  a  rustic,   -ly. 

bun  or  bunn. 

bunch,  -ing,  -y,  -i  ness,  bunch'- 
back,  -backed,  -ber  ry,  -flow  er, 
-fish,    -grass,    -oys  ter,    -whale. 

bun'co  or  -ko,   -ing,   -coed  (-kod), 


bun'co-game,  -joint,  -man, 
-steer^er. 

bun'combe  (-kum),  or  bun'kum. 

bund,    an   embankment. 

bund  (bdond),   a  league. 

bun'der,    -boat. 

Bun' des  rath  or  -rat  (bdbn'des  rat). 

bun'dle,  -died,  -dling,  bun'dle- 
pil  lar,  -sheath,  bun' dling -ma- 
chine,   -press. 

bun'do  bust. 

bung,  -ing,  bunged,  bung'buck'et, 
-bor  er,  -cut  ter,  -draw  er,  -hole, 
-lathe,  =plug,  -seat,  -start  er, 
-stave,    -vent. 

bun'gall. 

bun'ga  low. 

bun'ga  rum. 

bun'gle,  -some,  -gled,  -gling, 
-gling  ly,    -gler. 

bun'go,   -tree. 

bun'ion  or  -yon. 

bunk,   bun'ker. 

bun'ker,  a  sand  hole;  bunk'er,  a 
fish. 

bun'nings. 

bun'ny. 

bu'no  d6nt. 

Bun'sen  (boon'-),   Ger.   chem. 

Bun'sen  burn  er  (bdon'-),  B. 
bat'ter  y,  B.  cell,  B.  fil  ter- 
pump. 

bun'sen  ite    (boon'-). 

bunt,  -box,  -y,  bun'ter,  -ted,  bunt- 
ear,  -gas^ket,    -jig  ger,    -whip. 

bun'ting,  -crow,  -finch,  -i  ron, 
-lark. 

bunt'lJne,   -cloth. 

bun'tons. 

bun'ya,  -bun'ya. 

bun'yJp. 

buoy  (bwoi  or  boy  or  bdo'y), 
-age,  -ance,  -an  cy,  -ant,  -ant  ly, 
-ant  ness,    buoy' -rope,    -safe. 

bur  or  burr,  -rish,  -ry,  bur'fish, 
-stone,  -bark,  -brick,  -chis  el, 
-cut  ter,  -dress  er,  -drill,  -driv  er, 
-gage,  a  drill  gage,  -grass,  -mar- 
i  gold,  -mill  stone,  -nip  per, 
-oak,  -pars  ley,  -pump,  -reed, 
-this  tie,    -tree. 

hu'ran  (boo'-). 

hu  rat  ti'no   (boo  rat  te'no). 


fate,    fat,   far,    fall,   fare,    fast,   sofa,    mete,    met,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


burbark 


185 


bushwhacker 


bur'bark. 

bur'bot,  -bolt,  bur'bot-eel. 

bur'da  lane  or  -lone. 

bur'de  kin. 

bur'den  or  -then,  -ing,  -er,  -some, 

-some  ly,      -some  ness,      -dened, 

burMen^bear^er. 
Bur  dett'=Coutts'    (-koots'),    Eng. 

philanthropist. 
bur'dock,   »grass. 
bu'reau  (-ro),  pi.  -reaus,  bu'reau- 

crat,      -crat'ic,      -ic   al,      -al   ly, 

-reau'cra  cy,   -era  tist. 
bu  re'o   (boo  ra'o). 
hu  rette'. 
burg,  burgen'sic  (-jen-),  burg'grave 

or  bur'-,   -gra'vi  ate. 
burg'age,   -ten'ant,   -ten^e  ment. 
bur'gall. 

bur'ga  net  or  -go  net. 
bur'gee  (-je). 
bur'geon  (-jun). 
bur'gess,     -dom,     -ship,     bur'gess 

list,    b.  oath,    b.  roll. 
burgh,    -al,    -er,    -er  mas^ter,    -er- 

ship,       burgh'mas    ter,       bur'go- 

mas'ter. 
bur'glar,   -ize,    -ized,    -i  zing,   -gla- 

ry,   -gla'ri  ous,   -ous  ly. 
bur'glar^a  larm,    -proof. 
bur'goo. 
Burgoyne',  Eng.  gen.,  burgoyne', 

an  implement. 
Bur'gundy,   B.  pitch. 
bur'hel  or   -rhel  {or  bd6r'-). 
bur'i   al      (ber'-),      -aisle,      -case, 

-clothes,   -ground,    -hill,   -mound, 

-place,      -robe,   -vault,      bur'i  al 

serv  ice,  b.  so  ci  e  ty. 
bu'ri-nut. 
bu'rin,  -ist. 
bu'ri  on. 
bu  ri  ti'   (-tee'). 
bur'ka. 
burke,      burked,      burk'ing,       -er, 

-ism. 
burl,    -ing,    -er,    burled,    burl'ing- 

i  ron,    -ma  chine. 
bur'lace. 
bur'lap. 
bur  lesque',    -ly,    -ness,    -lesqued' 

(-leskt'),       -les'quer,       -lesqu'ing 

(-lesk'ing). 


bur  let'ta. 

Bur'lin  game,  Amer.  dipl. 

bur'ly,      -li  ly,      -li  ness,      bur'ly- 

boned,    -head  ed. 
Bur' man,   pi.   -mans   (-manz). 
Bur  tnan'ni  a. 

Bur  mese'   (-mes'   or   -mez'). 
burn,     -er,     -ing,     -ing  ly,     -a  ble, 

burned,  burnt,  burn'bake,   -gate, 

-side,     -Stic  kle,     -wood,     -beat, 

-fish  ing,     -mouth,     -trout. 
burn'ing-bush,       -flu^id,       -glass, 

-house,    -lens,    -mlr^ror,    -point. 
bur'net,   -moth,   -rose, 
bur'nish,       -a  ble,       -er,       -ing, 

-ment,    -nished,    -ing -ma  chine. 
burn'-nose^  bark. 
bur'noDse    or    -nous'    (-nous). 
burnt,    -ear,    -stone,    b.  offer  ing, 

b.  sac^ri  fice,     b.  si  en  na,     b. 

um  ber. 
bur'ra  mun'dL 
bur'ra  wang. 
bur'rel,    -fly,    -shot. 
biir'ring,  -ma  chine,   -saw,  -wheel. 
bur  ri'to   (bd6r  re'-) . 
bur'ro,  a  donkey. 
Bur'roughs    (-roz),    Amer.    auth. 
bur'row,    -er,    -ing,    -rowed,    bur'- 

row-duck,    bur'row  ing    owl. 
bur'sa,  pi.  see,  -sal. 
bur  sa'lis,   -sal'o  gy. 
bur'sar,    -ship,    -sa  ry,    -sa'ri  al. 
bursch    (bd6rsh),    pi.    bursch'en. 
burse,    bur  sic'u  late,    bur'si  form, 

bur  sl'tis,  burse'hold  er. 
Bur'se  ra,    bur^se  ra'ceous   (-shus). 
Burs'lem  porce'lain,  B.  pottery, 
burst,  -er,  -ing,  burst'wort,  burst'- 

ing-charge. 
bur'then.     See  burden. 
bur'ton. 
bur'y   (b6r'ry),    -ied,    -y  ing,    bur'- 

i  er. 
bur'y  ing -bee  tie,  -ground,   -place. 
bus  or  buss,  an  omnibus. 
bus' -bars,   -rods,  -wires. 
bus'by  (buz'-),    -bag. 
bus' con,    pi.     -co'nes. 
bush      (bdosh),      -ing,      -y,      -i  ly, 

-i  ness,  bushed,  bush'boy,  -buck, 

-cat,       -chat,       -man,       -mas^ter, 

-ran'ger,    -whack  er. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  iip,  tin,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


bush=babbler 


186 


byrlaw'court 


bush'-bab^bler,  -bean,  -beat  er, 
-block,  -chirp^er,  -cor  al,  -cow, 
-creep''er,  'dog,  «ex  tract^or, 
-fight  ing,  =goat,  =ham'mer, 
-har^row,  =hawk,  -hog,  -hook, 
-lark,  -law^yer,  -met'al,  -ov^en, 
-quail,  -rope,  -scythe,  -shrike, 
-tailed,    -tit. 

bush'61  (bd6sh'-),  -el  age,  -el  er  or 
-ler,  -el  ing  or  -Hng,  -man, 
-worn  an,    -bar  rel,    -oys  ters. 

busi'ness    (biz-),    -like. 

busk,    -ing,    busked. 

bus'kin,    -kined. 

bus'sU'palm    (bd6s'sOT)-pam). 

bust. 

bus'tard. 

bus'tic. 

bus'tle    (-1),    -tied,    -tling,    -tier. 

bus'y  (biz'-),  -bod'y,  pi.  -ies, 
bus'i  ly. 

butch'er  (bdoch'-),  -dom,  -ly,  -li- 
ness,  -y,  -ing,  -ered,  butch'er- 
bird,  -crow,  -knife,  -meat, 
butch'er's -broom,     -prick  wood. 

Bu'te  a. 

bu'tene. 

but'ler,    -y,    -age,    -dom,    -ship. 

bu'  to  mad. 

but'ment,   -cheek. 

butt,  -worn  an,  -bolt,  -chain,  -end, 
-hinge,  -how  el,  -joint,  -shaft, 
-strap,  -weld,  but  ting-joint,  -ma- 
chine, -ring,  -saw,  butt  leath  er, 
butt  and  butt,  butts  and  bounds, 
butt's  length. 

Butte  (but),  CO.  Cal.;  co.  S.  Dak. 
hutte  (but  or  bd6t). 

but'ter,  -ing,  -y,  -tered,  but'ter 
ball,  a  duck,  -bump,  a  bird,  -cup, 
-flip,  -flow  er,  -fly,  -man,  -milk, 
-munk,  -nut,  -weed,  -wife, 
-wom  an,   -wort. 

but'ter=ale,  -ball,  -bean,  -bird, 
-boat,  -bowl,  -box,  -burr,  -car- 
ri  er,  -col  or,  -cow,  -crock, 
-dai  ry,  -dai  sy,  -dock,  -duck, 
-ex  tract  or,  -fin^gered,  -fin  gers, 
-fir^kin  (-fer^-),  -fish,  -knife, 
-la  die,  -mak'ing,  -mold,  -pad- 
dle, -pat,  -plate,  -pot,  -print, 
-ra  tions,  -scotch,  -shag,  -snipe, 
-stamp,     -store,     -t6ngs,     -tooth, 


-tree,  -tri  er,  -tub,  -work  er, 
but'ter-and-eggs,  a  plant. 

but'ter  fly -fish,  -gur^nard,  -lil  y, 
-nose,  -or  chis  (-kis),  -pea, 
-plant,  =ray,  -shaped,  -shell, 
-weed,  b.  cock,  b.  damp  er,  b. 
valve. 

but'ter  y-bar,    -book,    -hatch. 

but'ter  in   or   -Ine. 

but'tock,  -er,   -tock-Hne. 

but'ton  (-tn),  -ing,  -er,  -y,  -toned, 
but'ton  flow  er,  -hole,  -weed, 
-wood. 

but'ton=ball,  -blank,  -brace,  -bush, 
-cau  ter  y,  -ear,  -eared,  -fas'- 
ten  er  (-fas'  n  er),  -hook,  -lathe, 
-loom,  -mold,  -nosed,  -piece, 
-quail,  -riv  et  ing,  -shell,  -sol- 
der, -soFder  ing,  =su  ture,  -tool, 
-tree,    but'  ton  hole-ma  chine. 

but'ton  hole,  v.,  -holed,  -hoi  ing, 
-hoi  er. 

but'tress,  -ing,  -tressed,  -tress- 
tow  er. 

but'ty,    -coFlier,    -gang. 

bux'om,    -ly,    -ness. 

Bux'us. 

buy,    -er,    -ing,    -a  ble,    bought. 

buzz,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -y,  buzzed, 
buzz' wig,  a  person,  buzz' -saw, 
-wig,    a   wig. 

buz'zard,  -clock,  -hawk,  -moth, 
buz'zard   dol  lar. 

by,  -gone,  -play,  -stand  er,  -wa  ter, 
-way,    -word. 

by'-aim,  -al  tar,  -ball,  -bid  der, 
-blow,  -book,  -busi  ness,  -cause, 
-com  ment,  -cor  ner,  -dwell  er, 
-e  lec'tion,  -end,  -lane,  -law, 
-mat  ter,  -mo  tive,  -name,  -note, 
-pass,  -pas  sage,  -pass  er,  -past, 
-path,  -place,  -plot,  -prod^uct, 
-pur^pose,  -road,  -room,  -speech, 
-street,  -stroke,  -talk,  -term, 
-view,    -walk,    -wash. 

by'ard. 

by  the  by,    by  and  by. 

by -by  or  bye-bye,  farewell. 

bye' -ball. 

byn'e  des'tin. 

by'nin. 

byre. 

byr'law,   -man,    -court. 


fate,   fat,   far,   fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,   ice.   In,    note, 


b3rrnie 


187 


cackler 


byr'nie   (ber'ny). 

hys'sus,     pi.     -si,     -sin 

or     -sine, 

By'ron,  Brit,  poet,  -ism,  -ro'm  an, 

-sog'e  nous    (-soj'-). 

-ron'ic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly. 

Byz'an  tine  or  By  zan'- 

,   -zan'tian 

bys'sal,   -sa'ceous,    -sif  er  ous,    -so- 

(-shan),    -zan'tin  ism. 

by  zan'- 

lite. 

tine   (bl-),   a  coin. 

C   string. 

caa'ing -whale  (caw'-). 

caa'ma. 

cib,  -man,   -men,   =stand. 

ca  bdl',  -balled',  -bai'ling,  -er, 
cab'a  list,  -lis'tic,  -tic  al,  -tic- 
ally. 

cab'a  la   or   kab'-. 

cab  a  let'ta. 

cdb'al  la'ri  a  or  ca  hal  le  ri'a  (ka''- 
val  ya  re'a),  ca'hal  le'ro  (ka'ba- 
lya'ro   or   ka''val-),    cab'al  line. 

ca  bal'lo     (ka  val'yo). 

ca  ban'   {or   -van'). 

cab  as    (kab'a    or   ka  ba'). 

cab  as  set'. 

ca  bas'son   (-sod). 

cab'bage,   -baged,    -ba  ging. 

cab'bage-bug,  -bufter  fly,  -flea, 
-fly,  -mag^got,  =moth,  -oil,  -palm, 
-pal  met^to,  -rose,  -tree,  -wood, 
-worm. 

cab'ble,    -bled,    -bling,    -bier. 

cab'by,   pi.   -bies   (-biz). 

ca  be'ga    (ka  ba'sa)    or   ca  besse'. 

cd'ber. 

Ca  be're  a. 

ca  bes'tro   (-vas'-). 

caVe  zon'    {or   ka''ba  thon'). 

C&b'ln,  -ined,  cab'in-boy,   -mate. 

cab'i  net,  -mak''er,  -mak^ing, 
-work. 

Cab  i  re'an. 

ca  bl'rl,  -bir'ic,  -blr'i  an,  cab  i- 
rit'ic. 

ca'ble,  -gram,  -way,  -bled,  -bling, 
-blet. 

ca'ble -bend,  -buoy  (-bwoi),  -cSr^- 
rl  er,  -cur^rent,  -drill  ing,  -grip^- 
per,  -hd6k,  -laid,  -lock  er, 
-mold  ing,  -nip'per,  -rail  road, 
-road,  -screw,  -shac  kle,  -stop'- 
per,   -tier,   -tools,  ca'ble's  length. 


cab6b'  or  kabdb',  -bing,  -bobbed- 

cab  o  ceer'. 

ca  b6ched'  (-bosht')  or  -boshed. 

ca  bo  chon'    (-shon'). 

ca  boc'le   (-bdk'l). 

Ca  bom'ba. 

ca  bao'dle. 

ca  boDse'. 

C&b'ot,  Eng.  nav. 

ca  bot'  (-bo'),  a  dry  measure. 

cab'o  tage. 

ca  bou'ja    (-boo'ya)    or    ca  bu'ya 

(-boo'-). 
ca  bre  (-bra'),  Heraldry, 
ca  bree  (-bra'),  an  antelope. 
ca  brll'la   {or   -brel'ya). 
caVri  o  let'  (-1&'). 
cib'rit  {or  ca  bre'),  an  antelope, 
cab'rite,  a  lizard. 
cab  rou'et    (-roo'-). 
ca  ca'ln  or  -ine. 
ca'ca  jao'    (ka^ka  zhoung'). 
ca  ca'o,    -but  ter,    -nut. 
Ca'ce  res   (ka'tha  res),    prov.   Sp. 
cach'a  lot   (kash'-  or  katch'-). 
Cache   (kash),   co.  Utah. 
cache    {or    kash),    n.,    -pot'    (-p6'), 

cached,   cach'ing. 
ca  che'mi  a  (-ke'-),  -che'mic. 
ca  chet'    (-sha'    or   kash'a). 
ca  chex'i  a      (-kek'si  a),      -chex'y, 

-chec'tic. 
cach'i  bou     (kash'i  boo     or     ka^- 

she  boo'). 
cach^in  na'tion    (kak''-),    ca  chin'- 

na  to  ry   (-kin'-). 
ca  chi'ri  (kashe're). 
cach'o  long  (kash'-). 
ca  chou'    (-shot)'). 
ca  chu'cha  (-choo'cha). 
ca  chun'de  (-choon'da). 
ca  cique'  (-sek'). 
cac'kle,    -kled,    -kling,    -kler. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  tarn,  etiide,  food,  fd&t,  anger,  boiimot,  thus,  Badh. 


caco 


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caimacam 


ca  CO'. 

cd'dre  (-dr). 

cac  0  cho'li  a,    -o  chyl'i  a    (-kil'-), 

ca  du'ce  us,  -ce  an,   -ci  a  ry  (-shI), 

-0  chym'i  a,    -chym'ic,    -ic  al. 

-ci  branch     (-brank),     -bran'chi- 

cac^o  de'mon,    -de  mo'ni  al,    -de'- 

ate. 

mon  ize,    -ized,    -i  zing. 

ca  du'ci  ty,   -du'cous,   -du'ci  corn. 

cac'o  dox'y,    pi.    -dox'ies,     -dox'- 

ca'dus,  pi.   -di. 

ic  al. 

cad  wal'a  der      (-w61'-),       Amer. 

cac'o    ep    y,       -o    e'thes      (-thez), 

gen. 

-o  gas'tric,   -o  gen'e  sis,   -o  graph'- 

ca'ca   (se'ka),   ce'cal,   -cal  ly. 

ic,    -ic  al,    ca  cog'ra  phy. 

CcB'ci  as   or    Ce-. 

cac'o  let    (-0  la). 

ccB'cum,    pi.    -cums   or    -ca. 

cac'o   nym,      -nym'ic,      ca  con'y- 

Caed'mon  (ked'-  or  kad'-),  poet. 

my. 

cae  lom'e  ter  (se-). 

ca  coon'. 

Caen  (kon),  c.  Fr. 

ca  coph'o  ny,  cac^o  phon'ic,  -ic  al. 

CcB  no  gee' a     (se  no  je'a),     cae  no- 

-coph'o  nous,    -o  pho'ni  ous. 

gse'an,    -gen'e  sis,    -ge  net'ic. 

cac^o  plas'tic,    -o  pra'gi  a,    -o  so'- 

Cae'no  zo'ic   or   Ce-. 

mi  um,  -o  thym'i  a,  ca  coth'y  my. 

Ca'en    stone. 

-cot'ro  phy. 

Cae'sar     (se'zar),     -ism,     -sa're  an 

cac  ta'ceous. 

or  -rl  an  (-za'-). 

cac'tus,    pi.    -tus  es    or    -ti,    -tal, 

Caes'a  re'a    (s6s'-),    C.    Phi  llp'pl. 

-tin   or    -tine,    cac'tus-wren. 

Bib.,  -re'an. 

ca  cu'men,   pi.   -mi  na,   -mi  nal. 

cae'si  um   (-zi  um). 

cad,   -dish,   -bait. 

cae  su'ra     (se  zu'-    or    -su'-).     See 

cadas'ter  or  -tre,  -das'tral,  cad^as- 

cesura. 

tra'tion. 

ca'fe     (ka^fa'),    ca'fe  tal    (ka'fa  tal), 

ca  dav'er     or     -da'ver,     -dav'er  ic. 

caf  fe'ic,  -fe'ine,  -fe'inism,  -fe'one. 

-In  or  -Ine,  -er  ous,  -ous  ly,  -ous- 

-fe  tan'nic,    c.   chan  tant     (shoh^- 

ness. 

toh'),   c.  noir  (nwor). 

cad'dis     or    -dice,     «fly,     -shrimp. 

ca  fe  cil'lo   (ka  fa  sel'yo). 

-worm. 

caf'fa. 

cad'dle. 

ca  fis'so. 

cad'dy  or   -die,   pi.   -dies. 

caftan   {or   -tan'). 

cade,   -lamb,   -oil,    -worm. 

Ca  gay  an'    (-gi-),    prov.    Luzon, 

ca  dglle'. 

P.  I. 

cad'e  nas. 

cage,   -ling,   caged,   ca'ging,   cage'- 

ca'dence,  -denced,  -dencing,  -den- 

bird,    -guides,    -seat,    -shuts. 

cy,   -dent,  -den'za. 

ca'git  (-jit). 

ca  dene'. 

Ca  glio'stro     (kal  yd'stro),     a    lit- 

Ca de'nus.  Swift. 

erary  imposter. 

ca  det',  -ship. 

Ca'got'    (-go'). 

cadge,     cadg'ing,     -er,     -y,     -i  ly. 

Ca  hens'ly  ism. 

-i  ness. 

ca  hier'   (ka^ya'). 

ca'di  or  ka'di  (ka'dl  or  ka'de). 

ca  hin'ca-root. 

Cad^illac',   t.   Mich. 

ca  hiz'   (ca  eth'),   -hiz  a  da   (-e  tha'- 

ca  diriac  [or  kad'il  lak'),  a  pear. 

da). 

Ca'diz,  prov.  Sp.,  C.  lace.— (kad'- 

ca  hoot'. 

iz),   t.   O. 

Ca'ia  phas   (ka'ya  fas),    Bih. 

Cad  me'an. 

call  cgd'ra   (kil-),    -ced'rin. 

cad'mi  a. 

cail  lette'    (ka  let'   or  kal  yet'). 

cad'mi  um,    cad'mic,    -mif'er  ous, 

call  lou'       (ka   yoo'),      -lou    tage 

cad'mi  um  red,  c.  yel  low. 

(-yoD  tazh'). 

cad'rans. 

cai'ma  cam'   (ki^ma  kam'). 

fate,   fat,   far,    f3.ll,   fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice.   In,    note. 


Caiman 


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caldarium 


Cai'man,  Her  pet.  genus,    cai'man, 

an   alligator.     See  cayman, 
cai  mi' to   (ki  me'to). 
Cain'-and=A'bel,  a  plant. 
Cain'ite. 
ca  ique'    (ka  ek'). 
Qa  i  ra'   (sa^e  ra') . 
Cai  rene'   (ki-). 
cairn,    -gorm,    -y,    cairned,    cairn - 

tan  gle    or   earn-. 
Cai'ro    (ki'ro),   c.   Egypt. — (ka'ro), 

t.  111.;  t.  N.  Y. 
cais'son   (kas'-),    -dis  ease'' 
cai'tiff. 
cij'e  put. 

ca  ji'    (-he')    or   -xi   (-he'). 
ca  jole',     -ment,     -joled',     -jol'ing, 

-er,    -er  y,    -er  ies. 
ca  jon'   (-hon'). 
ca'jiin,  of  Acadian  descent. 
ca  jun'    (-hoon'),   a   plant. 
cake,     ^aFum,     -bak^er,     -bas'ket, 

-bread,    -cop^per,    «cut'ter,    -lake, 

-mix^er,        -steamier,        -ur^chin, 

-walk. 
cal'a  ba,   -ba  zil'la  or  -cil'la  (-sel'- 

ya). 
Cal'a  bar,    C.  bean,    c.  skin. 
cal'a  bar  in  or  -ine  {or  bar'-). 
cal'a  bash,    =tree. 
cal^a  ba  zil'la    (-sel'ya). 
cal'^a  boDse'. 
caFa  bra  sel'la. 
Ca  la'bri  a,   prov.   It.,    -bri  an. 
cal'a  bur4ree. 
ca  lade' . 

Ca  Id'di  um.  Bot.  genus. 
Ca  lais'    (ka^a'),    t.    Fr.— (kai'is), 

t.  Me. 
cal'a  ite  (or  -a-). 
caFa  man'co. 
cal^a  man'der=wood. 
Cal^a  md'ri  a,    cai  a  ma'ri  an. 
cal'a  ma  ry. 
cal'a m  bac,     -am  bour     (-boor), 

-bu'co. 
caFa  mif  er  ous,     ca  lam'i  form 

{or  kai'-). 
cal'a  min   or   -mine. 
cal'a  mint. 
cal'a  mis'triim,   pi.    -tra. 
ca  lam'i  ty,  -i  tous,  -tous  ly,  -tous- 

ness. 


caPa  mog'ra  pher. 
cal'a  mus,   pi.    -a  mi. 
ca  lan'chi. 

ca  Idn'do. 

ca  lan'dra,    -drid,    -droid. 

cai  an  dro'ne. 

ca  Ian' gay. 

cal'a  pitte. 

ca  lish'. 

ca  la'ta. 

cal'a  thus,    pi.    -thl,    ca  lath'i  form 

{or  kal'-). 
ca  la  ve'rite  {or  kal-). 
cai  ciire'. 
cat  ca'ne  um,   pi.   -ne  ums  or   -ne  a, 

-ne  al,    -ne  an. 
cal'car,    a    furnace. 
cai' car,    pi.    -ca'ri  a,    Bot.;    Zool.; 

Anat.,    -ca  rate,    -ranted. 
cal  ca're  o=ar  gil  la'ceous,  -bi  tu'- 

mi  nous,    =si  li'cious. 
cal  ca're  ous,    -ness,     -cSr'i  form, 

-ca  rif'er  ous,   cal'ca  rine. 
cal  ca  ro'ne. 

caVce  a  men'tum,   pi.   -la. 
c&lced. 
cal  ced'o  ny,     -ce  don,     -don'ic, 

-do'ni  an.     See  chalcedony, 
cal'ces    (-sez),    -cic    (-sik),    -ci  cole, 

-ci  form,    -cif'er  ous,    -cif'u  gous, 

-cig'e  nous  (-sij'-),    -cig  er  ous. 
cal  cid'e  ra. 

cal'ci  fy,    -ing,    -ci  fied,    -ci  fi  cap- 
tion. 
cal'ci  grade, 
cal'ci  mine      {or     -min),    -mined, 

-minting,      -mi  ner,      -ci  mu'rite, 

-cim'e  ter. 
cal'cine    {or    -cine'),    -cined,    -cin- 

ing,    -cin  a  ble,    -cin  er,    -cin  ize, 

-cin'a  to  ry,    -ci  na'tion. 
cal  ciph'o  reus, 
cal'cite,   -ci  trant,   -ci  trate,   -ci  um, 

-cit'ic,   -civ'o  rous,   -coph'o  rous. 
cal  cog'ra  phy,      -ra  pher       -co- 

graph'ic,    -ic  al. 
calc'=sin^ter,    =spar,    -tu^fa,    -tuff. 
cal'cu  late,    -la  ted,    -ting,    -la  ble, 

-la  tive,    -la  tor,    -to  ry,    -la'tion, 

cal'cu  la  ting-ma  chined 
cal'cu  lus,  n.,  pi.   -H,   -cu  lous,  a. 
cal  de'ra   (-da'ra),    cal  dd'ri  um,    pi. 

-ri  a. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  lirn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  BaCh. 


Calderari 


190 


calpar 


Cal  de  rd'rl. 

Entom.     ca   lig'u   la,      pi.      -lae, 

cal'dron. 

Ornith. 

cMe. 

cd'lin. 

cale  can'non  or  cole-. 

cal  i  ol'o  gy,    -o  log'ic  al. 

cdleche'   (-lash'). 

cal  i  pash'    {or   cal'-). 

Cal^e  do'ni  a,  -ni  an,   C.  brown. 

cal  i  pee'    {or    cal'-). 

ca  led'o  nite  or  cal'e-. 

cal'i  pers. 

cal  e  fa'cient,    -fac'tion,    -fac'tive, 

Calip'olis,   Shak.,   Henry   IV. 

-fac'tor,    -to  ry. 

CaFi  sa'ya  bark. 

cal' em  hour'    (-boor^). 

Ca  lis'ta,    Rowe,    Fair  Penitent. 

cal'en  dar,    an    almanac,    a    table 

cal' is  the'ne  um,    -then'ic,    -then'ics. 

of  days,  -dared  (-derd),  -daring. 

Ca  lix'trne. 

-dar-clock,    cal'ends,    cal  en  dog'- 

calk    or   caulk    (kawk),    -ing,    -er. 

ra  pher,    ca  len'dric,    -dric  al. 

calked,      calk'-swage,      calk'ing- 

caren  der,    a  smoothing  machine, 

i^ron,    -maFlet. 

-dered,    -der  ing,    -en  drer,    cal'- 

call,   -ing,     -er,    called,    call'-bell, 

en  der  ing=rub^ber. 

-bird,       -box,       -boy,       -but^ton, 

Cal'en  der  or  Kal'-,   a  dervish. 

-chan^ges,    -loan,    -note. 

ca  len'du  lin. 

call'ing=crab,   -dorp,   -hare,   -wire. 

cal'en  ture. 

cai'la. 

ca  le  sa  (ka  la'  sa),  -le  sin  (-la  sen'). 

Cal  la'6   {or   -ya'o),    t.    Peru. 

ca  les'cence. 

caVle    (kal'ya    or    -la). 

calf,    pi.    calves    (kavz),    calf'kill, 

cal  lig'ra  phy,   -ra  phist,    -ra  pher. 

-skin. 

-li  graph'ic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly. 

calf'bone,      -lick,      -like,      -love. 

cal'li  mus,    Mineral.      Cal'li  mus, 

-snout,    -ward. 

Entom. 

calf's -foot,   -head. 

Cal  li'o  pe.    Myth,      cal  li'o  pe,    a 

Cai  houn'   (-hdon'),   Amer.   states- 

steam organ. 

man. 

cal'li  op' sis. 

Cd'H  or  Kd'li   (-le). 

calli  thump'i  an. 

cal'i  a  tour -wood   (-tobr-). 

cal  lo'sum,    -lo'sal. 

Cal'iban,   Shak.,    Tempest. 

cal'lot. 

cal'i  ber  or  -bre,  c.  gage,  c.  rule. 

cal'lous,    a.,    -ly,    -ness,    -beaked, 

c.  square. 

cal  los'i  ty. 

cal  i  bo'gus. 

cal'low. 

cal'i  brate,    -bra'ted,    -ting,    -bra'- 

cal'lus,   n.,   pi.   -li. 

tion. 

calm,  -er,   -ly,   -ness,  -ing,   -a  tive. 

cal'Jce. 

calmed,    calm-belt,    -latl  tude. 

cali'che   (-le'che   or   -cha). 

cal' muck,   pi.    -mucks. 

cal'i  cle. 

cal'o  mel. 

cal'i  CO,      -back,      -bass,      -bush, 

Cal'o  phyl'lum. 

-print  er,    -print  ing,    -wood. 

calor'ic,   -lor'iduct,    -i  fa'cient,    -i- 

ca  lic'u  la,   pi.   -Ice,   -u  lar,    -u  late. 

fere,  -i  fi'ant,  -i  fi'cient  (-fish'ent). 

cal'i  da'ri  um,    pi.    -ri  a. 

-fi  ca'tion,  -i  met'ric,  -ric  al,  -al  ly. 

Cal'i  dore,  Spenser,  Faerie  Qiieene. 

-i  mo'tor,   -cal'o  ry,    -o  rie,  -o  rist. 

ca'lif   or   -liph,    -ship. 

-o  res'cence,     -o  ric'i  ty,    -o  rif'ic. 

cal'i  fate   or  -phate. 

-o  rim'e  ter,   -e  try,   ca  lor'ic  par'- 

Call  for'ni  a,   C.  coffee,   C.  con'- 

a  dox. 

dor,    C.  jack. 

ca  lotte'   or   cal'lot,    -lot'tist. 

cal'i  ga,   pi.    -i  gae    (-je). 

cal'o  type,    -o  ty'pist. 

cal'i  ga'ted. 

ca  loy'er    {or    cal'oy  er). 

ca  lig'ra  phy.     See  calligraphy. 

cal'pac   or   -pack,   -packed. 

Ca    lig'u    la,       Rom.       Emperor; 

cal'p^r. 

fate,    fS.t,    far,   fall,   fire,   fast,   sofa,    mete,    met,   her,   ice.   In,    note, 


calpe 


191 


Campagna 


c3.1pe,   Cal'pe,   Entom.  genus. 

cal  te  tep'on. 

ca  lum'ba. 

ca  lum'bin. 

cal'u  met. 

ca  lum'ni  ate,     -a  ted,     -a  ting, 

-a  tor,    -to  ry,    -ni  ous,    -ous  ly, 

-ous  ness,   -ni  a'tion,   cal'um  ny. 
cal  va'ri  a,    -ri  an. 
Cal'va  ry,   cal-,   a  shrine. 
calve      (kav),      calved,      calv'ing, 

calves' -snout,    -tongue. 
cal'ver. 
Carvin,    -ism,    -ist,    -is'tic,    -tic  al, 

-vin  ize,    -ized,    -i''zing,    -vin'i  an. 
cal  vi'ti  es    (-vish'I  ez). 
calx,    pi.    -es   or   cal'ces    (-sez). 
cal'y  bite, 
cal  y  can'the  mous,    -can'the  my, 

-y  flo'rate,    -flo'rous,   ca  lyc'i  form 

(-lis'-),  -i  nal. 
cal'y  cine,    -y  cle,    -y  cled  (-kid). 
Cal  y  CO  zo'a,   caFy  co  zo'an,    -zo'ic, 

ca  lyc'u  lar,    -u  late,    -u  lasted. 
ca  lym'na. 

Ca  lyp'so.    Homer,    Odyssey. 
ca  lyp'to  blas'tic,    -to  crin'id,    -to- 

me'rous. 
ca  lyp'tra,    -trate,    -tri  form,    -tri- 

mor'phous,    -tro  gen. 
ca'lyx,   pi.   -es  or  cal'y  ces   (-sez), 

cal'y  cate,    -y  cif'er  ous,    -y  coid, 

-coid'e  ous. 
calza'da  (kal  sa'tha  or  -thatha). 
cam,  -cut'ter,  -loom,  -pump,  -shaft, 

-wheel,  -yoke,  cam'wood. 
cd'md  gon'. 
ca  mail'. 
Ca  mai'do  li,    -do  lese'    (-lez'    or 

les'). 
cd  md  lig  (-leg'). 
cam'a  ra,   -wood. 
cam  a  rade  rie'     {or    ka^ma  raMe- 

re'). 
cam  aril' la  {or  -rel'ya). 
cd'md  ron'. 

ca  mau'rum,  pi.  -ra. 
Cam'ba  lu,    a   city    in    Cathay. 
cam'bee. 
cam'ber,    -bered,    -ber  ing,    cam'- 

ber-keeled,        -slip,        -win'dow, 

cam'ber  ing-ma  chined 
cam'bi  o,   -bist,    -bist  ry. 


Cam  bon  (k6n'b6n'),  Fr.  revolu- 
tionist. 

cam'bra  sine   {or  -zen). 

Cam'bri  a,   -bri  an. 

cam'bric,   -grass,    -musiin. 

Cam'bro-Brit'on,    -Si  lu'ri  an. 

cam  bu'ca. 

Cam'bus  can  {or  -can'),  Chaucer, 
Squire's    Tale. 

Camby'ses  (-bi'sez),  King  of  Persia. 

cam'el,  -ry,  -backed,  -bird, 
-crick^et,  -driv'er,  -grass,  =in^- 
sect,  -lo^cust,  -necked,  camel's- 
hair,    -thorn. 

Ca  mel'li  a  {or  -mel'ya),  ca  mel'- 
Hn. 

ca  mel'D  pard    {or   kam'e  lo-). 

Cam'e  lot,  parish  in  Somersetshire. 

Ca  me'ncE. 

cam'en  es    (-ez). 

cam'e  o,   pi.   -os   (-oz),    -type. 

cam'e  o-conch  (-konk),  -glass, 
-press,    -shell,    -ware. 

cam'e  ra,  pi.  -ras  (-raz),  -lens, 
-stand,  c.  lu'ci  da,    c.  ob  scu'ra. 

cam^e  ra  lis'tic,    -tics. 

cam  e  ra'ri  us,   pi.   -ri  i. 

cam'e  rine. 

came  ri  te'lous. 

cam  er  lin'go. 

Cam  e  ro'ni  an. 

ca  mes'tres    (-trez). 

Ca  mil'la,   Virgil,   ^neid. 

Ca  mille'    (-mel'),    Dumas. 

ca  mi' no    (-me'-). 

cam'ion. 

ca  mi'sa  (-me'-),  ca  mise'  (-mes'). 

Cam'i  sard   (-zard). 

cam'i  sole. 

cam'let,    -ed,    -een'. 

cam' ma  ron. 

cam' mock. 

Cam'o  ens.    Port.    poet. 

cam'o  mile   or  cham'-  (kam'-). 

Ca  mor'ra,    -mor'rism,    -rist. 

ca  mo'te    (-ta). 

ca  mou'flet   (-moo'fla). 

camp,  -ing,  -er,  -shed,  -sheet,  -sheef*- 
ing,  -shot,  camped,  camp-ceiF- 
ing,  -chair,  -drill,  -fight,  -fire, 
-foFIow  er,  -ket^tle,  -meet  ing, 
-sheath'ing,  -stool,  -vin^e  gar. 

Cam  pa'gna    (-pan'ya). 


not,  n6r,  use,  iip,  tirn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  tiius,  Badi. 


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Candlemas 'bell 


cam' pa' gnol'    (kan  pa  nyol'). 

cam' pa  gus,    pi.    -gi   (-ji). 

cam  paign'    (-pan'),    -er,    -ing. 

cam  pa'na. 

cam  pane',    -paned'. 

cam' pa  ne'ro   (-na'ro). 

cam  pan'i  form,     -pa  nil'i  form, 

-pan'u  late,    -pa  nol'o  gy,    -o  gist, 

cam  pan  u  la'ri  an. 
cam' pa  ni'le   (-ne'la),    -pa  nist. 
Camp'bellite  (kam'elite  or  -bel-). 
Cam  peach'y  wood. 
Cam  pe'che    (-pa'cha),    state    and 

bay  Mex. 
cam  pes'tral,   -tri  an. 
cam'phene  {or  -fen'),  a  substance 

resembling   camphor,    -phi  lene. 
cam  phine'   (-fen'),   rectified   oil. 
cam'pho  gen. 
cam'phor,  -phorate,  -a'' ted,  -phyl, 

-phol,     -phol'ic,     -phor'ic,     -pho- 

ra'ceous,    -pho  ron'ic. 
cam'phor-lau^rel,       -oil,       -tree, 

-wood,    -wood   oil. 
cam  pi'  Ian  (-pe'-). 
cam'pi  on. 
cam'po,   pi.    -pos   (-poz),    -po  de'- 

i  form,    -po'de  oid. 
cam  poi'. 

camp  te'ri  um,    pi.    -ri  a. 
camp'to  drome,  cam'py  lo  drome'. 
cam'pus. 
cam'py  lite. 
cam''py  lom'e  ter. 
cam'py  lo  sper'mous,         -lot'ro- 

pous. 
can,     -ning,     -ful,     canned,     can- 

bot'tle,      -buoy,      -cart,      -frame, 

-hook,    -o'pen  er,    -rov  ing,    -soF- 

der  ing. 
ca'na,  a  measure ;  Ca'na,  Bib. 
Ca'naan  (-n§,n),  Bib.,  -ite,  -i  tish. 
ca  na'  da      (kan  ya'da),     a     small 

canon. 
ca  na'da,   a   liquid   measure. 
Can'a  da,    Geog.,    C.  bal'sam,    C. 

rice. 
Ca  na'di  an,    C.  em  broid'er  y. 
ca  nai'gre   (-ger). 
ca  naille'    (-nal'). 
Can'a  jo  hir'ie,  t.   N.  Y. 
can'a  jong. 
ca  nal',    can  a  lie'  u  lar,    -u  late, 


-u  la  ted,  -u  lus,  -u  It,  -a  lifer  ous, 
ca  nal  i  ros'trate. 
ca  nal'=boat,    -lift,    =lock. 
ca  nal'ize,    -ized,    -i  zing, 
ca  nam'. 

Cdn'an  dai'gua,   t.   N.  Y. 
ca  nard'   {or   -nar'). 
can'a  rin   or    -rine. 
ca  na'ry,    -bird,    'creep'er,    -finch, 
-grass,      -moss,      -seed,      -stone, 
-weed,    -wood. 
'   ca  nas'ter. 
;   can  a  til'lo    (-tel'yo). 
!    can' can. 

can'cel,   -celed  or   -celled,    -eel  ing 
j        or    -eel  ling,    -eel  lous,    -eel  late, 
I        -la  ted,    -la'tion. 
I   can'cel  ing=press,   -stamp. 
can  cel'li. 

Can'cer,    Astron.;   Zool.;    Geog. 
can'cer,  -cer  ate,   -eer  ous,  -ous  ly, 
-ous  ness,     -cer  ite,     -cer  a'tion, 
can'cer  root,    -weed,    -wort. 
can'cer=band  age,     -cell,     -juice, 

-mush'room. 
can'crid,     -cri  form,     -crine,     -cri- 
so'cial,  -cri  zans,  -croid,  -croid'e- 
an,   -croph'a  gous,   -criv'o  rous. 
can'crum,   pL    -era. 
cind. 

can' da  ce.   Bib. 
can'da  reen'. 

can   de   la'brum,      pi.      -bra     or 
I        -brums. 
i   can'de  ros. 

can  des'cence,    -des'cent. 
j   can'did,    -ly,    -ness. 
I   can'di  date,     -ship,     -da  cy,    -da- 
ting,   -da  ture. 
Cah'dide'    (-ded'),   Voltaire. 
can  diV    (-del'). 
I   Can'di  ot    or    -ote. 
can'dite. 
can  di  teer'. 
can'dle,      -ber  ry,      -nut,      -stick, 

-wood. 
can'dle -bal'ance,  -beam,  -bearer, 
-bomb,  -case,  -coal,  -dip'ping, 
-end,  -fir,  -fish,  -flame,  -fly, 
-hold'er,  -light,  -mine,  -mold, 
-pow  er,  -rush,  -tree,  -wast  er, 
-wick,  -myr'tle,  -tree. 
Can'dle  mas,    -bell. 


fate,   fat,   far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


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cantharidic 


can'do. 

can'ni  kin. 

can'dock. 

can'noid. 

can 'dor. 

can'non,  pi.   -nons  or  -non,   -non- 

can'droy. 

ade',   -non  eer',   -eer'ing,   -non  ry. 

can'duc. 

can'non-ball,    -bit,    -bone,    -cast- 

can'dy,   -ing,    -tuft,    -died,    can'dy, 

ing,      -lock,      -met^al,      -pin'ion, 

a   weight. 

-proof,    -range,    -shot,    -stove. 

can'dy 'puU,    -pull  ing,    -su  gar. 

can'not. 

cane,    caned,    can'ing,    -y. 

can'nu  la,      -lar,      -late,      -la  ted. 

cane'^bor'er,      -brake,      -corored. 

-la  ting. 

-har^vest  er,    -hole,    -juice,    -kill- 

can'ny or   -nie,    -ni  ly,    -ni  ness. 

er,    -knife,    -mill,    -rush,    -polish- 

ca noe'    (-noo'),    -noe'ing,    -noe'ist. 

ing,    -press,    -scrapper,    -splif'ter. 

-noe'man,  -wood,  -birch,  «ce  dar. 

-strip'per,  -su^gar,  -trash,  -work'- 

can'on,     -ess,     -ist,     -is'tic,     -ize, 

ing,    c.  gun. 

-ized,    -i  zing,    -i  za'tion,    -ic'i  ty, 

ca  nel'la,    -wood.     Ca  nel'la,   Bot. 

-on  ry,     -ship,    ca  non'ic,    -ic  al. 

genus. 

-al  ly,    -al  ness,    -ic  als,    -i  cate. 

ca  nelle' -brown. 

can'on,   or    can'yon  (-yun),    can  on- 

Ca  neph'o  rus,      masc,      pi.      -ri, 

ci'to    (-yun  se'to),    can'on-wren. 

-0  ra,   fern.,   pi.   -ra,   can'e  phore. 

ca  non'i  zant. 

ca  nes'cence,    -nes'cent. 

Ca  no'pus,  Egyp.  god  of  water;   a 

ca'net. 

star. 

ca  nette'. 

can'o  py,  pi.   -pies,   -pied,   -py  ing. 

can'e  va. 

ca  no'rae,  -rous,  -rous  ness,  -rous  ly. 

can'field  ite. 

cant,       -ed,       -ing,       cant'-block, 

can'ga. 

=board,     -bod  y,     -chis  el,     -dog. 

can'gan    or    kan'-. 

-fall,       -file,       -frarnes,       -hook. 

cangue    (kang). 

-mold^ing,       -piece,       -pur^chase. 

Ca  nic'u  la   or   can'i  cule,    ca  nic'- 

-rail,     -rob^in,     -spar,     -tim'ber. 

u  lar. 

cant'ing-coin,    -wheel. 

ca  nine',  -ni'nal,  -nin'i  form,  -nin'- 

can't,  shortened  form  of  cannot. 

i  ty. 

Can'tab. 

can'ion  (-yun). 

can  td'hile    (-be  la). 

Ca'nis,    C.  Ma'jor,    C.  Mi'nor. 

Can  ta'bri  an. 

can'is  ter,    -shot. 

Can'ta  brig'i  an    (-brij'-). 

ca  ni'ti  es    (-nish'i  ez). 

can'ta  lev^er    or    -ti-. 

can' jar. 

can'ta  loup    or    -loupe    or    -leup 

can'ker,  -ing,  -ous,  -y,  -kerber'ry. 

(-loop). 

-root,    -weed,    -kered. 

can  tan'ker  ous,  -ly,  -ness,  -os'i  ty. 

can'ker-bird,   -bit,   -bloom,   -blos^- 

can'tar,    -ta'ro. 

som,     -dort,     -fly,     -nail,     -rash, 

can'ta  ra. 

-worm. 

can  td'td. 

can'na,  a  grass;  a  measure;  Can'- 

Can  td'te. 

na,  Bot.  and  Entom.  genus. 

can'ta  trice    (-tres)    or    -tri'ce    {or 

Can'ne   (-na),   t.   It. 

kan'ta  tre'cha). 

c3.nne  (kan),  a  measure. 

can  teen'. 

can'nel,    -coal. 

can'ter,    -ing,    -tered. 

can'nel  la  ted,    -ne  lure,    -lured. 

Can'terbury,  C.  gal'lop,  C.  tale. 

can'ne  quin  (-kin). 

can'ter  bur  y,  a  stand  for  holding 

can'ner,    -y. 

music;    -bell,  a  plant. 

Cannes   (kan),   t.    Fr. 

Can'tha  ris,   pi.   -thar'i  des   (-dez), 

can'ni  bal,       -bal    ly,       -bal    ism. 

can  thar'i  dal,     -i  din,     -tha  rid'- 

-ba  lis'tic. 

i  an,    -rid'ic. 

n6t,  nor,  use,  iip,  (irn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 
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capillitium 


can'tha  rus,    pi.    -rt. 

can'tho  plas  ty,    -plas'tic. 

can'thusy    pi.    -thl,    -thi'tis. 

can'ti  cle. 

can'ti  coy. 

can'ti  cum,    pi.    -ca. 

can'ti  le'na. 

can'til  late,    -la  ted,    -til  la  to  ry, 

-la'tion. 
can'ti  niere'  (kan^'ten  yar'). 
can  ti'no    (-te'-). 
can'tle. 
cant'let. 
cant'ling. 
can'to,     pi.     -tos      (-toz),      can' to 

fer'mo,  c.  fig  u  ra'to  (fig  6b  ra'to) . 
Can  ton',    c.    China.     Can'ton,    c. 

O.;    tp.    Ct.     Can'ton   crape,    C. 

flan  nel. 
can'ton,  a  dist.   in  Switz.   or  Fr., 

-ment,  -ize,  -ized,  -i  zing,  -toned. 
can  to  ne'    (-na'). 
can'ton  ite. 
can  tODn'. 

can'tor,  -tor  al,  -to'ris. 
can'trap  or  -trip. 
can'trfid. 
can'tus. 
can'ty. 

Canuck'  or  Ka-. 
can'ula,  -lar,  -la  ted. 
ca  nute'. 

ca  nu  til'lo  {-nab  tel'yo). 
can'vas,  w.,  a  strong,  heavy  fabric; 

a.,  made  of  canvas;  v.,  to  cover 

with        canvas,     can'vased        or 

-vassed,     -vas  ing    or    -vas  sing, 

can'vas »cut  ter,  -stretch  er,  -work, 

can'vas  back. 
can'vass,    n.,    solicitation;    official 

scrutiny;   v.,   to   solicit   trade   or 

votes,    -vassed,    -vassing,     -vass- 

er. 
can  zo'ne   or   -zo'na   (kan  tso'na   or 

-na),  can'zo  net'  or  -nette'. 
ca  ouane'  or  -ouanne'  (kawan'). 
caout'chin     or    -chine    or    -chene 

(kOT)'-),   -choucin  or  -cine  (koo'- 

choo  sin). 
caout'chouc  (-ch^k). 
cap,     -ping,     -ful,     -peak,     -stone, 

capped,  cap=pa  per,   -piece,   -pot, 

-pud  ding,    -rock,    -screw,    -scut- 


tle,  -sheaf,   -shore,   -sill,   -square, 

cap'ping-plane. 
cd'pa. 
ca'pa  ble,   -ble  ness,   -pa  bly,  -bil'- 

ity. 
capa'cious  (-shus),  -ly,  -ness. 
ca  pac'i  ty,  -i  tate,  -ta'  ted,  -ta''  ting. 
cap  a  pie'. 

capar'ison,  -ing,  -soned  (-sund). 
ca  pdr'ra  or  -re  (-ra)  or  -ro. 
cape,     caped,     cap'ing,     cape'net. 

cape'weed. 
cape' a  dor'  (kapa'athor'  or  -a'dor). 
Cape  Agul'has  (agoDl'yas),  Afr. 
Cape  Brgt'on  {or  brit'-),  isl.  N.  S. 
Cape  Ca  to'che  (-cha),  Yucatan. 
Cape  C6m'o  rin,  India. 
Cape  Fin  is  tere'  or  -terre'  (fe  nes- 

tar'),  headland  Fr. 
Cape    GSs'pe    {or   gas  pa'),    head- 
land, Can. 
Cape  Gra'ci  as-a-Di'os  (gra'se  as- 

a-de'6s),  Cent.  Amer. 
Cape  Guardafui    (gwarMa  fwe'), 

Afr. 
ca'pfil  or  -pie. 

cape'lin  {or  kap'elin)  or  cip'e  Ian. 
ca'pe  line'  (ka'pe  len')  or  c3.p'  el  line. 
ca  pel'la. 
ca  pel'le  (-la). 
cap'el  let. 

ca  pel  li'na  (ka  pel  ye'na). 
cd  pell' ntels' ter. 
ca'p^r,    -ing,    -pered,    ca'per-weed, 

-ber  ry,    -bush,    -cut  ting,    -plant, 

-sauce,  -spurge,  -tea,  -tree. 
Ca  per'na  um,  -na  ite,  -it'ic,  -ic  al, 

-al  ly. 
Cape  San  Juan    (-hoo  an'  or   sSn 

ju'an),  Porto  Rico. 
Ca  pe'tian. 
Cape  Traf  al  gar',  Sp. 
cap  e  u'na  (-e  oo'-). 
caph  or  kaph  (kif). 
caph'ar. 
ca'pi  as. 

ca''pi  ba'ra  (-pe-). 
cap'idgi  (-ji). 
cap'il  laire'. 
cap^il  la  rim'e  ter. 
cap'il  la  ry   {or   -pil'-),    -la  ri  ness, 

-lar'i  ty,  ca  pil'li,   -li  fo'li  ous,   -li- 

form,    -li'ti  um    (-llsh'i  um),    pi. 


fate,   fat,   far,   fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,   ice,   In,    note, 


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195 


caracoly 


-urns    or    -a,    cap'il  lose    (-los), 

cap'sal. 

-la'ceous. 

Cap'si  cum,    cap'si  cin    or    -dne. 

cap'i  rote. 

cap  size',    -sized,    -siz'ing. 

ca  pis' (rum,   pi.   -tra,   ca  pis'trate. 

cap'stan,  -bar,   -barrel,   -swifter. 

cap'i  tal,  -ist,  -is'tic,  -ism,  -tal  ly. 

cap'stone. 

cap'i  tal  ize,   -ized,    -i  zing,    -i  za'- 

cap'sule,     -su  lar,     -la  ry,     -late, 

tion. 

-la  ted,      -suled,      -su  hf'er  ous, 

ca  pi  tan'^pa  sha'    or    -cha'    (ka^- 

-lig'er   ous      (-lij'-),      -lot'o   my, 

pe  tan'=pa  sha'). 

-su  li'tis. 

cap'i  tate,   -ta'tim,    -ta'tion. 

cap'tain,    -cy,    -ship. 

cap  i  td'tum,    pi.    -ta. 

cap'tain-gen'er  al,     -gen'er  al  cy, 

cap'i  te. 

-pa  sha',    cap'tain  cy-gen'er  al. 

cap  i  tel'late,    -lar,    -li  form. 

cap'tion. 

cap  i  tel'liim,     pi.     -la. 

cap'tious,    -ly,    -ness. 

cap'i  tol,   -to'li  an,    -to  line. 

cap'ti   vate,      -va  ted,      -va  ting. 

cap'i  to  ped'al. 

-ting  ly,    -va'tion. 

ca  pit'u  late,    -la  ted,    -ting,    -tor. 

cap'tive,   -tiv'i  ty. 

-to  ry,    -la'tion. 

cap'ture,    -tured,    -tur  ing,    -tur  a- 

ca  pit'u  lum,     pi.     -la,     -pit'u  lar. 

ble,    -tor,    -to'ri  al. 

-lar  ly,    -la  ry,    -u  li  form. 

Cap'u  an. 

capi'vi   (-pe've). 

Cap  u  chin    (-u  sheen'    or    cap'u- 

Cap  noi'des  (-dez). 

chin),   a  member   of    a    religious 

cap'no  man  cy. 

order,     cap  u  chin,     a     pigeon; 

cap'oc. 

a   monkev;    a   crow;    a   cloak   or 

ca'pon,    -ize,    -ized,    -i  zing,    ca'- 

hood. 

pon's-fSath  er. 

cap'u  cine. 

cap  0  niere'    or    -on  niere'  (-ner'). 

cap'u  let. 

ca  pot',   -ted,  -ting. 

cap'u  lin. 

cd'po   las' to. 

ca'put   {or   cap'-),    pi.    cap'i  ta. 

ca  pote'. 

ca  pu'ti  um     (-shI  um),     pi.     -ti  a 

ca  pouch'    (-pooch'). 

(-shI  a). 

cap'pa  dine. 

ca'py  ba'ra. 

cd'pra. 

car,   -ax  le,    -bas  ket,    -brake,   -buf- 

cap'rate. 

fer,    -bump  er,    -coup  Hng,    -driv- 

ca pre'o  lus,     pi.     -It,     -o  line     (or 

er,    -heat  er,    -horse,    -in'di  ca  tor. 

cap'-),  cap're  o  late,   -o  lar,   -o  la- 

-jack,     -lamp,     -lan'tern,     -load, 

ry,    cap'ric,    ca  pro'ic. 

-lounge,      -tan  gle,      -re   plac'er, 

Ca'pri  (-pre),  isl.   Bay  of  Naples. 

-seal,    -seat,    -spring,    -stand''ard, 

ca  pric'cio      (ka  pret'cho),      -cio'so 

-stake,    -starf'er,    -stove,    -swaF- 

(-cho'so). 

low,       -track,       -truck,       -truss. 

ca    price'        (-pres')         -pri'cious 

-wheel,    -win'dow. 

(-prish'us),    -ly,    -ness. 

cd^rd  bd'o. 

Cap'ri  corn,  A  sir  on.,  cap'ri  corn. 

car'a  bid. 

cap'ri  fig,    -ri  fi'cus. 

car'a  boid. 

cap'ri  fS'li  um,  -fo'li  a'ceous,   -ri- 

car'a  cal. 

foil. 

c^r  a  car'a    (or    ca^ra  ca'ra). 

cap'ri  form,  ca  prig'e  nous  (-prij'-). 

Cara'cas,   dist.   Venez. 

cap'rine,    -ri  ped. 

Car  ac  cesque'    or    Car  rac-    (ka- 

cap'ri  fy,    -fy  ing,    -fied,*  -fi  cate. 

ra  chesk'). 

-fi  ca'tion. 

cSr'ack   or   cSr'rack. 

cap'ri  ole. 

C^r'a  cole,   en    car  a  cole'   (ah^  ka'- 

cap'ri  zant. 

rakol'). 

cap'ro  ate. 

car'a  col'y   or   -col  I. 

n6t,  n6r,  use,  up,  iirn,  etude,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  tilus,  Badi. 


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cir'a  core    or    -co'ra. 

car  cha  ri'nus    (-ka-),    car  char'o- 

carafe'   or   -raffe'. 

dont    (-kar'-). 

car  a  i'  pi    (kar  a  e'pe)    or   ca  rai'- 

car  che'si  um    (-ke-). 

pi   (-pe). 

car^ci  nol'o  gy,  -ogist,  -nolog'ical, 

cir  a  ja'ra    or    -ju'ra. 

-noid. 

caram'ba,   -ram'bo  la  (or  -bo'la). 

car  ci  no'ma,    pi.    -ma  ta,    -nom'a- 

cdr'a  mel,     -ize,     -ized,     -i  zing, 

tous. 

-1  za'tion. 

car'ci  nus,  pi.  -ni,  -ci  no' sis,  -ci  no- 

car'a  mote. 

mor'phic. 

cd  rang'. 

card,      -ed,      -er,      -ing,      -i   form. 

c^r'ap,    =oil,    »wood. 

-board,     -bas  ket,     -case,     -cloth- 

Car'a pa. 

ing,    -cut  ter,    -grind  er,    -mak  er. 

cir'a  pace,    -a  pax,    -pa'cial. 

-match,    -par  ty,    -play  er,    -rack, 

ca  rd'po. 

-press,       -print   ing,       -set    ting, 

car'at   or   kSr'-. 

-sharp  er,      -ta  ble,      -tray,      c. 

ca  rau'na  or  -ran'na. 

cat  a  ogue,  card'ing -engine,  -ma- 

cSlt'sl  van   (or   -van'),   -eer',    -van'- 

chme. 

sa  ry. 

Car'da  mine     {or     -dam'i  ne     or 

c^r'a  vel. 

-da  mi'ne). 

cir'a  way. 

car'da  mom. 

car'bid  or  -bide,   -bi  mJde. 

car  dan'ic. 

car'bine,       -bi    neer',       car'bine- 

car'del. 

thim'ble. 

car'de  naV . 

car'bi  nol. 

car'der,   a  jackdaw,     card'er,   one 

car^bo  hy'drate,     -hy'dride,     -hy'- 

who    cards,    car'der-bee. 

drous. 

car'di  a,   -di  ac,   -dl'ac  al,   car'di  ac- 

car'bol'ize,    -ized,    -i  zing,    -bo  la- 

pul  mon'ic. 

ted,    -bo  lu'ri  a,    -bol'ic. 

car'di  al'gi  a,    -di  al'gy    {or    car'-) 

car'bon,  -ate,  -a  ted,  -ide,  -bo  na'- 

-di  a  nas'tro  phe,      -di  asth'ma 

ceous,     -bon'ic,     -if  er  ous,     -ize. 

(-ast-    or    -as'-),    -di  a  tro'phi  a, 

-ized,    -i  zing,    -i  zer,    -i  za'tion. 

-di  ec'ta  sis. 

-o  hy'drous,     -om'e  ter,     car'bo- 

car'di  gan,    c.  jack  et. 

nous,    -bon  yl. 

car'di  id. 

car'bon=black,    -bronze,    -but  ton. 

car'di  nal,    -ate,    -ist,    -ize,    -ized, 

-paper,  -point,  -print,  -printing, 

-ship,   -bird,   -fish,   -flow'er,   -red. 

car'bon  i  zing-fur  nace,      -i  za'- 

car'di  oid,    -di  om'e  try. 

tion-bed. 

carMi  0  in  hib'i  to  ry,    -di  ol'o  gy, 

Car  bo  na'ro,   pi.   -ri,   -na'rism. 

-di  o  ma  la'ci  a    (-shI  a),    -di  o- 

ca/bo  fie'ro    (-na'-»). 

pal'mus,        -o    per    i    car^di'tis, 

car^bo  run'dum. 

-o  pneu  mat'ic    (-o  nu-),    -o  pul'- 

car'boy. 

mo  na  ry,    -o  py  lor'ic,    -o  rhex'is. 

car'bun   cle,      -bun   cled      (-kid). 

-o  sphyg'mo  graph,    -o  ste  no'sis, 

-bun'cu  lar,    -cu  late,    -cu  la'tion. 

-ot'o  my,   -ot'ro  mus,   car  dl'tis. 

car'bu  ret,    -ed    or    -ted,    -ret  ing 

car' do,    pi.    -di  nes    (-nez). 

or   -ret  ting,    -ret  er   or   -ret  or. 

car  doon'. 

car'bu  rize,  -rized,  -ri  zing,  -ri  za'- 

care,  -ful,    -ful  ly,    -lul  ness,    -less, 

tion,    -rom'e  ter. 

-less  ness,   -less  ly,   -tak  er,   cared, 

car'ca  jou   (-joo). 

car'ing,     care'-crazed,     -kill  ing. 

car'ca  net. 

-lined,   -tuned,  -worn.  Care  Sun- 

car'cass  or   -case. 

day. 

Car  ca  vel'hos    (kar^ka  val'yos). 

ca  reen',    -ing,    -age,    -reened'. 

Car  eel'   lamp. 

ca  reer',    -ing,    -reered'. 

car'ce  rule,    -cer'u  lar. 

ca  ress',    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -ressed'. 

fate,   fat,   far,    f§,ll,    fare,    fast,    sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


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Carpocratian 


ca'ret     {or     car'et),     a     printer's 

car'ni  val,   -val  esque'  (-esk). 

mark. 

Car  niv'o  ra,     car'ni  vore,     -niv'o- 

car 'go,   pi.   -goes,    -block,    -book. 

rous,    -rous  ly,    -rous  ness,    -o  ral, 

car'goDse,   pi.    -geese. 

-niv'o  rac'i  ty. 

c&r'i  a  ecu    (-koo)    or   ciir'ja  cou. 

car  nos'i  ty,    car' nous    or    -nose' 

cd'ri  a' ma  or  fa  rf-  (sa''re-). 

(-nos'). 

Car'ib    or    -ib  bee,    -ib  be'an. 

Car'not'  (-no'),   Hippolyte  Lazare, 

car'i  he    {or    ka're'ba). 

Fr.  writer;  Marie  Francois  Sadi, 

zkr'x  bou    or    -boo    (-boo). 

Pres.   Fr. 

car'i  ca  ture,      -tured,      -tur  ing, 

carn=tan'gle. 

-tu''rist,    car'i  ca  ture-plant. 

cir'ob,    -bean. 

car'i  cJn   or   -cine. 

car'ol,    -died   or   -oiled,    -ol  ing   or 

car  i  cog'ra  phy,  -col'o  gy,  -o  gist. 

-ol  Hng,    -ol  er. 

car'i  ecus. 

car'o  la. 

ca'ri  es    (-ez). 

car'o  lin,   a   coin. 

cir'il  Ion. 

Cir'o   li'na,      C.  bark,      C.  pink, 

ca  ri'na,     pi.     -nee,     -ri'nal,     -rin'i- 

Car  o  lin'i  an. 

form,    -ri^no  lat'er  al. 

car  0  lit'ic  or  -lyt'-. 

cSr'i  nate,    -na  ted. 

Car'o  lus,   pi.    -lus  es   or   -h. 

car'i  ole. 

car'om    or    car'rom. 

ca'ri  ous,    -ness,    -ri  os'i  ty. 

Ca  ron'de  let    (-la),    tp.    Mo. 

cark,   -ing. 

car  0  tel'   or   -teel'. 

carl,    -cat,    -crab,    -hemp. 

ca  rot'id,    -id  al,    -i  co  tym  pan'ic, 

car'let. 

ca  ro'tis,    pi.    -rot'i  des    (-dez). 

car'lie. 

ca  rotle'. 

car'line    {or   -lln). 

ca  rouse',  -roused',  -rous'ing,  -ing- 

carli'no   (-le'). 

ly,    -rous'er,    -rous'al. 

Carlisle'  (-lil').  Sir  Anthony,  Eng. 

carp,    -ing,    carped,    carp' -bream, 

surgeon,   John  G.,   Amer.  states- 

-suck er. 

man. 

car  pa  de'Ii  um,   pi.   -li  a. 

Carl'ist,    -ism. 

car'pal,   c.  an  gle. 

car'lock. 

car  pd'le,   pi.    -li  a. 
Car  pa'thi  an. 

Car  lo  vin'gi  an. 

Carls'bad  twins   (-bat). 

car'pe    di'etn. 

Car  lyle',     -Iv'li  an    or     -ly'le  an. 

car'pel,   -pel  la  ry. 

-ly  lese',  -lyVism  (-111-). 

car'pen  ter,    -ing,    -pen  try,    car'- 

car'ma'gnole'    (kar  ma  nyol'). 

pen  ter-ant,    -bee,    -bird,    -moth, 

Car'mel  ite,    -mel  in. 

-ter's-herb. 

car'min  ate,    -mi  na  ted,    -min'a- 

car'pet,     -ed,     -ing,     -less,     -bag, 

tive,    -min'ic. 

-bag^ger,    -mon^ger,    -weed. 

car'mine    {or    -mine),    -min'ic. 

car'pet -heather,     -bed'ding,     -bee- 

car'mot. 

tle,     -broom,     -brush,     -clean  er. 

car'nage. 

-dance,    -fastener    (-n-),   -friend, 

car'nal,  -ly,   -ism,  -ist,   -ize,   -ized, 

-knight,    -hn  ing,    -loom,    -moth, 

-i  zing,    -nal'i  ty,    car'nate,    -ne- 

-rod,     -sew  er     (-so-),      -snake. 

ons,  -nic,  car'nal -mind^ed,  -mind^- 

-strain  er,    -stretch  er,    -sweep  er, 

ed  ness. 

-tack,    -thread,    -worst  ed. 

car  na'tion,     -na'tioned,     car  na'- 

car  phol'o  gy. 

tion -grass. 

car'pid,   -pid'i  um,   pi.    -i  a. 

car  nau'ba    (-non'-    or    -na  oo'-). 

car  pin'cho. 

car  nel'ian  or  cor-. 

car' pin  te'ro    (-pen  ta'-). 

car'ni  jex. 

car  po  hql'sa  mum. 

car'ni  fy,  -fied,   -fy  ing,   -ft  ca'tion. 

Car'po  cra'tian. 

not,  nor,  use,  up,  (irn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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198 


casco 


car  pol'o  gy,   -o  gist,    -po  log'ic  al, 

Car  taph'i  lus,      the     Wandering 

-po  lite. 

Jew. 

car'po  md'ni  a. 

car'ta  ret. 

car^po  met  a  car'pal,   -po  ped'al. 

car  ter    {or  car'-),    -ship. 

car'po  phore,   -po  phyl,    -po  phyte. 

Car  te'sian   (-zhan),   -ism. 

car  pop'o  dite,    -dit'ic. 

Car  tha  gin'i  an. 

car'po  spore,    -spor'ic,    -po  stome, 

car'tha  min  or  -mine,  -tham'ic. 

-po  sperm. 

Car  thu'sian   (-zha?n). 

car' pus,  pi.  -pi. 

Car^tier'    (-tya'),    Fr.    nav. 

car  quaise'   (-kaz'). 

car'ti  lage,      -lag'i  nous      (-laj'-). 

carr. 

-i  noid,     -la  gin'e  ous,     -gin''i  fi- 

c3.r'rageen  or  -rha-  or  -ri-  (-gen). 

ca'tion. 

Carra'ra,    c.    It. 

Cart'ist. 

Car  ras'co,    Cervantes. 

car  tog'ra  phy,      -ra  pher,      -to- 

car  re'    (ka  ra'). 

graph'ic,    -ic  al  ly. 

carreau',  pi.  -reaux'  (-ro',   -r5z'). 

car'to  man'cy. 

car'rel. 

car'ton,      car  ton' -pate'      (-pat'), 

cdr'rel  age    {or    kar^re  lazh'). 

-pierre  (-pyare'). 

car  re'ta    (-ra'-). 

car'ton  nage    {or   -nazh'). 

car'  re  ton'  (-ra-). 

car  toon',    -ist. 

cir'riage,     -a  ble,     -way,      -bolt, 

car  touch'   or  -touche'   (-toosh'  or 

-brake,  -bridge,  -coup  ling,  -free. 

-tdoch'),  pi.  -es  (-ez). 

-guard,      -jack,      -lock,      -piece. 

car'tridge,     -bag,     -belt,     -block. 

-shac'kle,    -spring,    -top,    -wheel. 

-box,     -cap  per,     -case,     -fill  er, 

C^r'rick,  -bend,  -bitt  or  -bitts. 

-gage,    -load  er,    -pa  per,    -pouch, 

C&r'ri  on,  -bee^tle,  -buz'zard,  -crow. 

-primmer,    -re  tracf'or,    -wire. 

-feed^er,    -flow'er,    -hawk,    -vuF- 

car'tu  la  ry,    pi.    -ries. 

ture. 

cir'u  cate    or    -ru-. 

car'ritch. 

ca  run'cu  la,    -cu  lar,    -cu  lous,    -cu- 

car'ro. 

late,     la''ted,    car'un  cle. 

car  roc'cio     (-rSt'cho),     pi.     -roc'ci 

ca'rus. 

(-rSt'che),   c^r'roch. 

ca  ru'to. 

car'roU  ite. 

car'val. 

car  ron  ade'. 

carve,    carved,    carv'ing,    -er. 

car'ron-oil. 

car'vel,    -built,    -joint,    -work. 

cir  roon'. 

carv'ing-chis  el,      -fork,      -knife. 

c&r'rot,   -y,   -i  ness,   -tree. 

-lathe,    -ma  chine^    =ta  ble. 

car'rou  sel  (-roo  zel)  or  car'ou  sal 

ckr'y  at'id,    -at'ic,    -at'i  des   (-dez). 

or   -sel. 

-i  de'an. 

car'row. 

c&r'y  in   or    -Ine. 

c&r'rub,  a  fish. 

cir'y   0   phyl   la'ceous      (-shus). 

cir'ry,    -ing,    -all,    -ri  a  ble,    -ri  er, 

-y  oph'yl  lous,   -yl  Un  {or  -6  fil'-). 

-ried. 

cir'y  op'sis. 

car  sack'ie. 

cd'sa    {or    ka'-),    -sal. 

carse. 

cas'ban. 

cart,     -ed,     -ing,     -age,     -er,     -ful, 

cas'ca  bel. 

-man,     -way,     -wright,     -bod  y, 

cas  cade'. 

-bote,     -horse,     -jade,     -lad  der, 

cds  cdl'ho   (-yo). 

-load,    -sad  die,    -tail. 

cas  can'   or   -cane'. 

Cartage'na  (-je'-)  or  -tha-,  c.  Sp.; 

cas'ca  ra. 

c.  Colom. 

cas^ca  ril'la,    c.  bark. 

carte,   'de-vi  site'    (-da-ve  zet'),    pi. 

cas'chrom   (-krom). 

cartes-,    c.  blanche'  (blansh'). 

cds'co  {or  cas-). 

fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice.   In,    note, 


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casualty 


case,  -man,  -weed,  cased,  cas'ing, 
-er. 

case=bay,  ■-bear  er,  -bear  ing, 
'bind  ing,  =bot  tie,  »char,  -end- 
ing, =hard  en,  -hard  ened,  -knife, 
-lock,  -mak  er,  -pa  per,  -rack, 
-shot,    -work,    -worm. 

ca'se  ate,  -se  a  ted,  -a  ting,  -a'tion, 
-se  fied,  -se  ic,  -se  in  or  -ine, 
-in'o  gen,    -se  ous,    -ose,    -se  um. 

Ca  sel'la,   Dante. 

case'mate,  -malted,  case'mate- 
car  riage,    -gun,    -truck. 

case'ment,    -ment  ed. 

ca'sern    (-zern    or    -zern'). 

cash,  -ing,  cashed,  cash' -book, 
-box,  -boy,  -car  ri  er,  -cred  it, 
-day,  =girl,  -keep  er,  -note,  c. 
account. 

cash'er-box. 

ca  shew',    -bird,    -nut,    -tree. 

cash  ier',    -ier'er. 

cash'mere,  c.  shawl,  cash'  me- 
rette'. 

Cash  me'ri  an. 

ca  si' no   (-se'-). 

cask,   c^s'ket. 

casque  (cask),  a  helmet. 

Cas  sa  gnac',  de  (de  ka''san'yak'), 
Fr.  journalist. 

cas'sa  reep   or   -si  reepe. 

cas  sa'tion. 

cas  sa'va,    -wood. 

cas  se'na,  a  plant. 

casse'=pa''per  or  cas'se-,  'tete 
(kas-tat'). 

cas'se  role,    -fish. 

cas  sette'. 

Cas'sia  (cash'a),  Bot.  genus,  -bark, 
-buds,  -lig^ne  a,  -oil,  ^pulp, 
-wheel. 

cas'si  can. 

cas  sid'e  ous. 

cas'si  mere. 

cas  sine'    (-sen'). 

cas  si  nette'. 

Cas  sin'i  an,    C.  o'val. 

cas'si  noid. 

Cas'si  o    (kash'io),  Shak.,  Othello. 

cas'si  o  ber'ry    (kas'-). 

Cas^si  o  pe'ia    (-ya). 

Cas'si  us  Lon  gi'nus  (kash'e  us 
Ion  jl'nus),    Rom.    patriot. 


cas'sius  (kash'yus  or  kas'-),  a  pig- 
ment. 

cas'sock,   -socked. 

cas' so  lette   {or   -lette'). 

cas'^son  ade'. 

cas  soon'. 

cas  soum'ba    (-sdom'-). 

cas'so  wa  ry. 

cas^'su  mu'nar,   -mu'ni  ar. 

cast,  -ing,  -er,  -gate,  -i  ron,  a., 
-net,  -off,  a.,  -steel,  a.,  cast'- 
i  ron,  n.,  c.  knit  ting,  c.  shad  ow, 
c.  steel,    n. 

cas'ta'gnole'  (kas  tan  yol'). 

Cas  ta'li  a,  a  fountain.  Myth., 
Cas  ta'li  an,  Myth.,  Cas  td'li  a, 
Zool.  and  Entom.  genus. 

Cas  ta'ne  a. 

cas  ta'ne  ous. 

cas'ta  net,    -nets. 

cast'a  way. 

caste. 

cas'tel  Ian,  -tel  la  ny,  -lar,  -let, 
-la  ted,    -la'tion. 

Cas  tel  lane',  de  (de  kas'teFlan'), 
Fr.  marshal. 

cas'ter,    -wheel. 

cas'ti  gate,  -ga  ted,  -ga  ting,  -ga- 
tor,   -to'  ry,    -ga'tion. 

Cas  ti  glio'ne  (kas  tel  yo'na),  t.  It. 

Cas  tile'    (kas  tel'),    prov.  Sp. 

cas'tile    soap    (-tel    or    -tel'). 

Cas  til'ian    (-yan). 

cast'ing-bot  tie,  -box,  -glass, 
-la  die,  -net,  -pit,  -pot,  -press, 
-slab,    -ta  ble,    -weight,   c.  vote. 

c^s'tle  (kas'l),  -tied  (-Id),  -tling, 
-tlet,    -tie  ry. 

cis'tle  wick,  -wise,  -build  er, 
-guard    -stead,    -town,    -ward. 

cas'tor,  a  beaver;  a  hat;  a  kind 
of  cloth,  cast'or,  a  small  wheel. 
Cas'tor,  Zool.  genus. 

Cas'tor    and    Pol'lux. 

cas'tor-bean,     -oil. 

cas'to  rin    or    -rine. 

cas^tra  me  ta'tion. 

cas'trate,  -tra  ted,  -tra  ting,  -tra'- 
tion,    -tra'to. 

cas'trum,  pi.  -tra,  -tren'sial,  -tren'- 
sian. 

cas'u  al  (kazh'-),  -ism,  -ist,  -ly, 
-ness,    -ty. 


not,  nor,  use,  iip,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fd&t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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catechumenical 


cas'u  ist  (kazh'-),  -ist  ry,  -is'tic, 
-tic  al,    -tics. 

cas'u  la. 

ca'sus    hel'li. 

cat,  -bird,  -bill,  -brain,  -bri  er, 
-call,  -fish,  -gut,  -head,  v.,  -like, 
-mint,  -nip,  -nut,  -skin,  -stitch, 
-tail,   a  plant. 

cat'=back,  =beam,  =block,  =boat, 
=cas  tie,  =chop,  =eyed,  =foot  ed, 
=fall,  -gold,  -hammed,  =har  pin, 
«haws,  -head,  n.,  -hole,  -hook, 
-ice,  =lap,  -nap,  -owl,  -pipe, 
-rake,  -raked,  -rig,  -rigged, 
-rope,  -rush,  -salt,  -shark,  -sil- 
ver, -squir  rel,  -stane,  -stick, 
-stop  per,    -tac  kle,    -thrash  er. 

cat's-brains,  -claw,  -era  die,  -ear, 
-eye,  -foot,  -head,  -milk,  -purr, 
-tail,  cat-in-clo  ver,  cat-o'- 
moun  tain,    cat=o' -nine-tails. 

ca  tab' a  sis,    pi.    -ses    (-sez). 

cat^a  bi  ot'ic. 

ca  tab'o  lism,   cat  a  bol'ic. 

cat^a  caus'tic. 

cafa  chre'sis  (-kre'-),  pi.  -ses 
(-sez),    -chres'tic,    -tic  al,    -al  ly. 

cat  ach  thon'ic    (kat  ak-). 

cat^a  cli'nal. 

cat'a  clysm  (-kllzm),  -clys'mal, 
-mic,    -mist,    -a  clasm,    -a  clas'tic. 

cat'a  comb    (-kom). 

cat^a  CO  rol'la. 

cat''a  cous'tics   (or   -koos'-). 

cat  a  crot'ic,    ca  tac'ro  tism. 

cat^a  di  op'tric,    -trie  al,    -tries. 

cat'a  drome,    ca  tad'ro  mous. 

cat'a  falque'   (-falk). 

cat^ag  mafic,    -ic  al. 

Cat'a  Ian. 

cat  a  lec'tic,   -lec'ti  cant. 

cat'a  lep  sy,  -sis,  -lep'tic,  -ti  form, 
-lep'tize,  -tized,  -ti  zing,  -lep'- 
toid. 

cat  a  I  ex' is. 

ca'ta  li  ne'ta    (ka  ta  le  na'ta). 

cat  al  lac'tics. 

cat'a  logue,  -logued,  -logu  er, 
-logu  ing  (-logging). 

Cat  a  lo'ni  an. 

ca  tai'pa. 

ca  tal'y  sis,  pi.  -y  ses  (-sez), 
cat^a  lyt'ic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly. 


cat  a  lys'o  type, 
cat^a  ma  ran'. 

cat  a  me'ni  a,    -ni  al. 

cat'a  mite. 

cat'a  mount. 

cat  a  pan'. 

cat'a  pasm. 

cat^a  pet'al  ous. 

cat  a  pha'si  a    (-zhi  a). 

cat'a  phebe  (-feb). 

cat^a  phon'ic,    -ics. 

cat  a  phor'ic,    -a  pho  re' sis. 

cat'a  phract,    -ed,    -phrac'tic. 

cat  a  phyl'lum,    pi.    -la. 

cat  a  phys'ic,    -ic  al. 

ca  tap' la  sis. 

cat'a  plasm. 

cat'a  plex  y. 

cat'a  piilt,    -pul'tic,    -pul  tier'. 

cat'a  ract,  -for'ceps,  -knife,  -nee'- 

dle,    -spoon. 
ca  tarrh'    (-tar'),    -tarrh'al,    -ous, 

-ish. 
cat'ar  rhJne   {or  -rin). 
cafa  sar'ca. 
cafa  stai'tic. 
ca  tas'ta  sis,    cat  a  stat'ic. 
ca  tas'ter  ism. 
ca  tas'to  mid,    -to  moid. 
ca  tas'tro  phe,    -tro  phism,     -tro- 

phist,    cat^a  stroph'ic. 
Ca  taw'ba. 
citch,    -er,    -ing,    -a  ble,    -y,    -all, 

-pen  ny,     -poll,     -wa  ter,     -weed, 

-word,    -work. 
catch' -bar,  -basin  (-ba'sn),  -bolt, 

-club,  -drain,  =feed''er,  -fly,  -hd6k, 

-land,    -lev^er   (or   -leaver),    -line, 

-match,        -mead   ow,       -weight, 

catch'ment-ba'sin. 
catch'up  or  ketch'up  or  cat'sup. 
cat  e  chef  ic   (-ket'-),  -ic  al,  -al  ly, 

-chet'ics. 
cafe  chin  or   -chine   (-chin). 
cafe  chize       or      -chise       (-kiz), 

-chized,       -chi    zing,       -chi    zer, 

-chl  za'tion,  -chist,  -chism,  -chis'- 

tic,    -tic  al,    -al  ly,    -chis'mal. 
cafe  chol  (-kol  or  -chol). 
cafe  chu  (-choo  or  -ku),   -chu'ic, 

-chu'in. 
cat  e  chu'men    (-ku'-),     -men  al, 

-men  ate,   -men  ist,   -men'ic  al. 


fate,   fat,   far,    fall,    fare,    fast,   sofa,    mete,   met,   her,   Ice,   in,    note, 


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cavaliemess 


cafe  go  rem,  -go  re' ma,  pi.  -ma  ta, 

caftle,    -men,    -beet,    -bell,    -cab- 

-gor e  mafic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly. 

bage,     =chain,     -farm,     -feed  er. 

cafe  go  ry,     -go  rist,     -gof ic  al, 

=guard,    -h6r  on,    -lead  er,    =louse. 

-al  ly,    -al  ness,    -gor  i  za'tion. 

=mar    ket,       -mark    ing,       ^pen, 

cat  e  lec'trode,    -tro  ton'ic,    -trot'- 

-plague,    -pump,    -ranch,    -range, 

0  nus. 

-run,    -show,    -stall,    -tie,    -trade, 

ca  te'na,  pi.  -nee,  cafe  nate,  -na  ted. 

-trough. 

-na  ting,    -na'tion. 

cafty. 

ca  ten'u  late. 

Cau  ca'sian   (-shan  or  -cash'yan). 

ca'ter,      -ing,      -er,      -ess,      -tered, 

cau'cus,   -er,   -ing  or  -sing,   -cused 

ca'ter=cof  nered        {or       c3.t'er=), 

or  -cussed. 

=cous  in   (=kuz  n),    -cous  in  ship. 

cqu'da,  pi.  -dcB,  -dad,  -dal,  -dal  ly, 

cif  er  pil  lar,     =catch'er,     »eaf  er, 

-date,    -da  ted,    -da'tal,    -dex,   pi. 

-fun^gus,    =hunfer. 

-dex'es  or  -di  ces'   (-sez),   -di  cle, 

caf  er  waul,    -ing,    -wauled. 

-dic'u  la,    -di  trunk,    -do  tib'i  al, 

cates. 

-i  a'lis. 

Cath'a  rl,    -rism,    -ris'tic. 

cau'dle,  -died,  -dling,  cau'dle-cup, 

cath'a  rlne=wheel    or    -e  rine-. 

Cau'dle   lec^ture. 

Cath'a  rist. 

cauf,    -ward. 

cath'a  rize,   -rized,   -ri  zing,   -rism. 

caught. 

ca  thar'ma. 

cauk,  -er,  -ing,  -y. 

ca  thar'sis,    -thaf  tate,    -tic,    -tic  al, 

caul. 

-al  ly,    -al  ness,    -tin,    -to  gen'ic. 

cauld. 

-to  man'nit. 

cau'li  cle,    -li  cole,    -li  cule,    -lic'o- 

Ca  thay'. 

lous,  -lifer  ous,  -lig'e  nous  (-lij'-), 

cath'e  dra    {or    ka  the'),     -the'dral, 

cau'li  form,    -li  na  ry,    -line. 

-dral'ic. 

cau'li  flow^er. 

cath  e  ref  ic. 

caulk  (kawk).     See  calk. 

cath'e  ter,  -ize,  -ized,  -i  zing,  -ism. 

cd  u  ong  (ka'oodng). 

-i  za'tion. 

cause,    -ful,    -less,    -less  ly,    -less- 

cath'e  tus,    pi.    -ti,    -e  tal,    -e  tom'e- 

ness,  caus'a  ble,  -al,  -al  ly,  -al  ty, 

ter. 

-a  tive,      -tive   ly,      cau  sal'i  ty 

ca  this'ma   (-thiz'-),   pi.   -ma  ta. 

(-zal'-),   -sa'tion,   -tion  ist,   cause- 

cath'ode,  -odal,  cathod'ic,  -thod'- 

rie    (koz  re'    or    koz'-). 

o  graph. 

cau'seuse'   (k6''sez'). 

cath'e  lie,      -ly,      -ness,      -lic'i  ty 

cause'way. 

(-lis'-),      ca   thol'i   cal,      -i   cism. 

cau'si  a. 

-i  cize,     -cized,     -ci  zing,     -i  con. 

cau'sid. 

-i  cos    or    -i  cus. 

cau  sid'i  cal. 

Cat' i  line,   Rom.   conspirator,     -li- 

caus'tic,  -tic  al,   -al  ly,  -ness,   -tic'- 

na'ri  an. 

i  ty  (-tis'-),   caus'tic-vine. 

caf  i  on   or   kat-. 

cau'sus,   Med.,   Cau'sus,   Herpet. 

cafkin. 

cau'ter  ize,    -ized,    -i  zing,    -i  za'- 

caf lin  ite. 

tion,     -ter  ant,     -ism,     -y,     cau'- 

cafnar. 

ter  y-e  lec^trode. 

cat  0  ca  thar'tic. 

cau'ting-i'ron. 

cat' o  d6nt. 

cau'tion,     -a  ry,     -er,     -ing,     -ry. 

Ca  to'ni  an. 

-tious,      -tious   ly,      -tious    ness. 

ca  tODse',    -toosed'. 

-tioned,    cau'tion-monW. 

ca  top'ter,       -top'tric,       -trie    al. 

Ca  vai  gnac'     (ka'vanViik'),     Fr. 

-tries,    -top'tro  man  cy. 

gen. 

ca  tos'to  mid,   -to  moid. 

cav  al  cade'    {or  cav'-). 

cat  ti  man'doD   or   kat-. 

cav  a  lier',    -ish,    -ism,    -ly,    -ness, 

n6t,  ndr,  use,  tip,  <irn,  etude,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  Oius,  Badi. 


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Cav  a  lier',     belonging     to     the 

party  of  Charles  I  of  England, 
ca  vdl'la. 

cav  al  lard'    (-al  yard'). 
ca  val  le'ri  a    (ka  val  ya're  a). 
cav'al  ry,    -man. 
cav  a  sl'na   {or   ka  va  se'na). 
ca  vass'   or   ka-. 
cav  a  ti'na    (-te'-). 
cave,  -man,  caved,  cav'ing,  ca  va'- 

tion. 
cave' -bear,     =crick  et,     =dwell  er, 

-fish,    =hy  e  na,    -keep  er,    »li  on, 

-pi  ca,  -swal  low,  -ti  ger,  cav'ing- 

rake. 
cd've  a,   pi.   -ve  cb. 
ca  veach'. 

cd've  at,    -a  tor,   -a  ting. 
Cav  e  lier    (kav''le  a'    or    -vel  ya'), 

Fr.  sculp. 
cav'en  dish, 
cav'ern,     -ous,     -er  nose     (-n5s), 

-erned,     -er  nic'o  lous,     -er  nule, 

ca  ver'nu  lous. 
cav'es  son   or   -e  zon. 
ca  vet' to. 

cav  i  ar'    {or   cav'-). 
cav'i  corn,   Cav'i  cor'ni  a. 
cav'Il,    -iled    or    -illed,    -il  ing    or 

-il  ling,    -ing  ly   or   -ling  ly,    -il  er 

or   -il  ler. 
ca  vin'na-wood. 
cav'i  ta  ry. 

Ca  vi  te'    (-ve  ta'),    prov.    Luzon, 
cav'i  ty,    -i  tied. 
ca'vo=re  lie'vo    or    -ri  lie'vo    (-re- 

lya'vo), 
ca  vort',    -ed,    -ing. 
cd'vum,    pi.    -va. 
ca'vy,   pi.   -vies. 
caw,  -ing,  cawed, 
caw'ney   or   -ny. 
Cawn^pur'  (-poor'),  c.  India, 
caw'quaw. 
cax'on  (-n). 
Cax'ton. 
ca'ya. 
Cay  enne'     {or    kl-),    C.   pep  per, 

C.  rose,  cay  enned'. 
Cay'ley  an,   Cay'ley's  the'o  rem. 
cay' man. 
cd'yo. 
Ca  yu'gas. 


cay  use'    (ki-). 

ca'zl   or   cau'-. 

ca  zi'mi   (-ze'-). 

ca  zique'  (-zek')  or  -cique  (-sek'). 

cd'zo    (-tho    or    -so). 

cease,     -less,     -less  ly,     -less  ness, 

ceased,  ceas'ing. 
Ce  bi'nae,    ce'bine,    -boid. 
Cec  chet'ti    (chek  ket'te).    It.   hist. 
Cec'chi   (chek'ke).   It.   poet. 
Cec  co'ni   (chek  ko'ne),   It.   writer. 
Cech    or    Czech    (chek),    Bohem. 

poet. 
ce  cid'  i  um,  pi.  -i  a. 
Cec'il  (ses'il  or  sis'-),  Eng.  states- 
man. 
ce'cils. 
ce'co  graph, 
ce'co  morph,    -mor'phic. 
ce'dar,      -dared,      -darn,      ce'dar- 

ap  pie,    -bird,    -gum,    -lark,    -oil, 

-pine,    -tree,    -wood. 
cede,  ced'ed,   -ing. 
ce  dil'la. 
ce'drate  or  -drat,  -drene,   -drin  or 

-drine,    -dri  um. 
Ced'ric     (ked'-    or    sed'-),     Scott, 

Ivanhoe. 
ce'dron. 
ced'u  la. 

ce'i  ha  (sa'I  ba  or  sa'e  va). 
ceil,    -ing,    ceiled,    ceil'ing -boards, 

-joist,   -plate. 
ce'ja  (sa'ha). 
cel'a  don. 
Ce  lae'no    (-le'-). 
cel'an  dine, 
ce  la'rent. 

ce  las'trin  or  -trine. 
ce  la'tion,  cel'a  tive. 
C61'e  bes  (-bez),  isl.  Malay  Archi- 

pel. 
cel'e  brate,  -bra  ted,  -ting,  -tor  or 

-ter,    -bra'tion. 
ce  leb'ri  ty. 
eel  e  min'     (thel  a  men'),     cel'el- 

minth    {or    se  lei'-). 
cel'e  o  morph,    -mor'phic. 
ce  le'ri  ac    {or   -ler'i-). 
ce  16r'i  ty. 
cel'er  y,    -pine. 
ce  Ifiste'. 
ce  les'tial  (-chal),  -ize,  -ly,  -ness, 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    mSt,    her,    ice,   In,    note, 


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cel'es  tine,     -tite,     CeFes  tin  i'  an 

or  -tine. 
Ce'li  a  {or  sel'ya),  Shak.,  As  You 

Like   It. 
ce'li  ac. 

cel'i  ba  cy   {or   ce  lib'-),    -bate. 
Ce^li^mene'   (sa  le  man'),   Moliere. 
cell,  celled,  eel  lifer  ous,  cel'lu  lar, 

-lule,    -lu  lifer  ous. 
cell' -an  i  mal,    =cap'sule,    =de  vel- 

op  ment,    -en  am''el,   >mem  brane, 

=mouth,      =par  a  site,      =pro  to- 

plasm,   -sap,   =space,   -sub  stance. 
cel'la,    pi.    -IcB. 
cel'lar,   -age,  -er,   -ing,   -ist,   -man, 

pi.  -men,   -ous. 
cel'lar -book,    -flap,    -rat,    -snail, 
cel'lar  et   {or   -ex.'). 
eel  la  ri'no    (chel  la  re'no). 
Cel  li'ni    (chel  le'ne).   It.   artist. 
ceVlo  (chel'lo),   cel'list   (chel'-). 
cel'lu  late,  -la  ted,  -la'tion. 
eel  lu  It' lis. 
cel'lu  loid. 

cel'lu  lose    (-los),   -lo'sic. 
ce  los'to  my. 
ce  lot'o  my. 
cel'sl  an   {or   -shi-). 
Cel'si  us,    C.  ther  mom^e  ter. 
Celt  or  Kelt,   Celt  i  be'ri  an,  Celt'- 

ic,    -i  cize,     -i  cism,     -ish,     -ism, 

-ist,    -o  ma'ni  a,    CeFto-Ro'man. 
cem'ba  lo    {or   cham'-),    -bal  ist. 
ce  ment'    {or   cem'-),   n.,   -a  to  ry, 

-al. 
ce  ment'-cop^per,    -duct,    -gland, 

-mill,    -stone. 
ce  ment',  v.,  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  cem^- 

en  ta'tion. 
ce  ment'ing-fur^nace,  -ov'en,  cem- 

en  ta'tion-box,   -fur^nace. 
cem'e  ter  y. 
ce  nan'thy. 
Cen'ci,     Be  a  tri'ce     (ba  a  tre'cha 

chen'che),   Rom.   beauty. 
cen'o  bite   {or  ce'-),   -bit'ic,   -ic  al, 

cen'o  bl  tism    {or  ce'no  bl-). 
ce  no'bi  um,   pi.    -bi  a,   cSn'o  by   {or 

se'-). 
ce  nog'a  my,    -a  mous,     -o  nous, 

cen^o  gen'e  sis,    -o  ge  net'ic. 
cen'o  taph. 
ce^no  zo'ic,    -zo  ol'o  gy. 


cens  (san  or  sans),   cSn'sive,   cen'- 

so   (san'so   or   than'so). 
cense,   cen'ser,   a   vase. 
cen'sor,  a  critic,   -ship,   -ate,  -so'- 

ri  al,  -ri  an,  -ri  ous,  -ous  ly,  -ous- 

ness. 
cen'su  al     (-shu-). 
cen'sure     (shd6r),    -sured,    -sur  a- 

ble,    -ble  ness,    -a  bly,   -er. 
cen'sus,    -pa  per. 
cent,   -age. 
cen'tal. 
cen'tare. 

cen'taur,   -tau  rom'a  chy   (-ky). 
cen  td'vo  (then-  or  san-). 
cen  te  nd'ri  us,    pi.    -rl  i. 
cen'te  na  ry,    -na'ri  an,    -ten'ni  al, 

-al  ly,    -ni  um. 
cen'ter    or    -tre,    -tered    or    -tred, 

-ter  ing    or     -tring,     -ter  board, 

-piece. 
cen'ter-bar,    -bit,    -block,    -chis  el, 

-chuck,       -drill,       -fire,       -gage, 

-guide,       -lathe,       -mold,       -pin, 

-plate,  -punch,  -rail,  -saw,  -sec''- 

ond,   -ta''ble,   -tools,   -valve,   -ve^- 

lic,    -wheel. 
cen'ter  ing    or    -tring-gage,    -ma- 

chine^    -tool. 
cen  tes'i  mal,     -mal  ly,     -i  mate, 

-ma  ted,    -ma  ting,    -ma'tion. 
cen  tes'i  mo   {or  ch6n-). 
cen  te'sis. 
cen'ti  are. 
cen'ti  grade. 

cen'ti  gram   or   -gramme. 
cen'ti  lifter     or     -tre     (-le^tr     or 

-til'-). 
cen' time'  (san^tem'). 
cen'ti  me^ter   or    -tre    {or    -tim'-), 

-ti  nor'mal. 
cen  tin'o  dy. 
cen^  ti  nor'  mal. 
cen'ti  p6d,    -ti  ped'al. 
cen'ti  stere. 
cent'ner. 
cen'to,  pi.   -tos  (-toz),   -to  ist,  -to- 

nism. 
cen  to'ne  (ch6n-). 
cen'trad. 
cen'tral,    -ism,    -ist,    -ize,    -i  zing, 

-i  zer,   -ly, 

tion. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  tarn,  etiide,  food,  fdt)t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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204 


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cen  traV     (san  tral'     or     than-),     a 
sugar    mill. 

cen  trax  o'ni  a,  -ni  al. 

cen'tric,  -al,  -al  ly,  -tric'i  ty 
(-tris'-),    -tri  cip'i  tal. 

cen  trif  u  gal,    -ly,    cen'tri  fuge. 

cen  trip'e  tal,  -ly,  -ism,  -e  tence, 
-ten  cy. 

cen  tris'coid. 

Cen'trist. 

cen'trode,    -troid,    -tro  some. 

cen'tro  sphere,    -tro  sym'me  try. 

cen'trum,   pi.   -trums  or  -tra. 

cen' turn. 

cen  tum'vir,  pi.  -virs  or  -vi  ri, 
-vi  ral,    -vi  rate. 

cen'tu  pie,  -pled  (-pld),  -pling, 
-tu'pli  cate,    -ca  ted,    -ca  ting. 

cen'tu  ry,  -ried,  -tu'ri  on,  cen'- 
tu ry-plant. 

ce  pa'ceous. 

ceph'a  lad. 

ceph  a  lag'ra,  -lal'gi  a,  -lal'gic, 
ceph'a  lal  gy. 

ceph'a  late,    ce  phal'ic. 

ceph  a  le'tron. 

ceph'a  li'tis. 

ceph'a  lize,  -lized,  -\i  zing,  -II  za'- 
tion. 

ceph^a  lo  bran'chi  ate  (ki-),  -lo- 
cau'dal,  -lo  celc,  -lo  cer'cal,  -lo- 
chord  -chord'al,  -lo  cone,  -con'- 
ic,  -lo'd!ne,  -lo  dyn'i  a,  -lo  gen'- 
e  sis,  -lo  ge  net'ic,  -log'ra  phy, 
-lo  hu'mer  al,  -lol'o  gy,  -lo  men- 
in  gl'tis  (-ji'-),  -lom'e  ter,  -e  try, 
-lo  met'ric,  -lo  man  cy  or  -lon'o- 
man  cy,  -lop'a  thy,  -lo  pode, 
-pod'ic,  -lop'o  dan,  -o  dous, 
-lop'ter  id,  -ter  oid,  -ter  ous, 
-lo  tho'rax,  -tho  rac'ic  (-ras'-), 
-lo  tome,  -lot'o  my,  -lo  tribe, 
-lo  trip  sy,  -lo  troch^  (-trok''), 
-lot'ro  chal,  -lo  troch'ic  (-trok'-), 
-lot'ro  chous    (-kus). 

ceph'a  loid,  -a  lont,  ce  phal'o- 
phine,  -o  phore,  ceph'a  lo- 
phragm  (-fram),  -lo  pod,  -a  lous, 
-lop'o  da,  -lop'te  ra,  -lot'ro  cha 
(-ka). 

Ceph  a  lo'ni  a  (sef-  or  chef-),  isl. 
Medit.  Sea. 

Ce'pheus    (-fus),    Astron. 


cep'o  lid,    -o  loid. 

ce  ram'ic   or   ke-,    -ram'ics,    cer'a- 

mist. 
cer  a  mog'ra  phy,    -mo  graph'ic. 
cSr'a'  sin,  -a  site,  ce  ras'i  nous. 
ce'rate,   -ra  ted,   -rig'er  ous  (-rij'-), 

ce'rous. 
cer'a  to  blast. 
Cer' a  to  bran'chi  a    (-ki-),    cer^a  to- 

bran'chi  al,    -chi  ate. 
ce  ra'tum. 

ce  rau'nic,   -nics,   -nite,   -no  scope. 
Cer'iie  rus,    -be're  an. 
cer'ca,    pi.    -ca,   cer'cal. 
cer'cl6    (-kla). 
cer'cus,   pi.   -ci. 
cere,    cered,    cer'ing. 
ce're  al,    -re  a  lin   or   -line. 
Ce  re  a'li  a,   -a'li  an. 
cer'e  bel'lum,    pi.    -lums    or    -la, 

-bel'lar,       -bel'lous,       -bel    li'tis, 

-bel  lo  spi'nal. 
cfir'e  bral,    -ism,    -ist,    -ize,    -ized, 

-i  zing. 
cSr'e  brate,     -bra  ted,     -bra  ting, 

-bra'tion. 
ce  rgb'ri  form,     -form  ly,     cer  e- 

brif'u  gal. 
cer'e  brin     or     -brine,      -e  brize, 

-brized,    -bri  zing,    -hrl'tis. 
cer^e  bro  gan'gli  on,    -on'ic,    -bro- 

me  dul'la  ry,    -brop'a  thy,    -bros'- 

co  py,    -bros'i  ty. 
c6r'e  bro  side   (or  -sid). 
cer'e  bro  spi'nal,  c.  ax''is,  c.  fe'ver, 

c.  men  in  gi'tis. 
cer'e  brum,   pi.   -brums  or  -bra. 
cere'cloth. 
cere'ment. 
cSr'e  mo  ny,     -mo'ni  al,     -al  ism, 

-al  ly,    -al  ness,    -al'i  ty,    -mo'ni- 

ous,    -ous  ly,    -ous  ness. 
Ce'res   (-rez).   Myth.;  Astron. 
cSr'e  sin    {or   ce're-). 
ce're  ous,  like  wax. 
Ce're  us,   Bot.  genus. 
c6r'e  vis. 

ce'rin   or   -rine,    -ric,    -rif'er  ous. 
Ce  rin'thi  an. 

cSr'iph   or  ser'if  or  ser'iph. 
ce  rise'    (-rez'). 
ce'rite. 
ce  rith'i  oid. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    Ice,   In,    note, 


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ce'ri  um,   -ric. 

cern,    -ing,    cerned. 

cer'nu  ous. 

ce'ro    {or   sa'-),    -graph,    -graph'ic, 

-ic  al,      -rog'ra   phy,      -ra  phist, 

-ro'le  in,     -ro  lite,     -ro'ma,     -ro- 

man  cy,      -ro  mel,      -ro  plas'tic, 

-ro  plas'tics,    -ro  plas'ty,    -ro  sin 

or    -sine,    -ro  tate,    -rot'ic, 
ce  roDii'.     See  seroon. 
cer'ris,    -ri  al. 
cer'tain,  -ly,  -ness,  -ty. 
cer  tif  i  cate,    -ca  ted,    -ca  ting. 
cer'ti  fy,   -ing,   -fied,   -fi  er,   -fi  cap- 
tion. 
cer'ti  a  rd'ri    (-shi  o-). 
cer'ti  tude. 
cert'=mon  ey. 
cer  to'sa     (cher-),     -to  si'na=work 

(cher  to  se'na=). 
ce  ru'le  an,    -le  in,    -le  um,    cer  u- 

les'cent,    -u  lif'ic. 
ce  ru'men,    -min  ous,    -mi  nif'er  ous, 

-mi  nip'a  rous. 
ce'ruse   {-robs),   -rused,   -ru  site  or 

-rus  site. 
Cer  van'tes   (-tes  or  -tez  or  -tez), 

Sp.    novelist,    -van'tist,    -tic. 
cer'van  tite    (or    -van'-). 
Cer  va'ro    (cher-),    t.   It. 
cer  ve  Here'    (-lyar'    or   sar-). 
Cerve'ra   (the'r  va'ra),   t.   Sp.;   Sp. 

admiral. 
cfir'vi  cal,      -vi  ci  plex,      -vi  ci  car'- 

di  ac,    -vi  ci  spi'nal,     -vi  ci'tis. 
cer  vi  cap'rine,    -vi  cide,    -vi  corn, 

cer' vine,    -vid,    -void. 
cer  vi  co  bra'chi  al   (-ki-),    -bran'- 

chi  ate,    -vi  co  dvn'i  a,    -co  fa'cial 

(-shal). 
cer  vic'u  late,   cer'vix,   pi.    -vix  es 

or    -vi  ces    (-sez). 
Cer'vus. 
ce'ryl,    -ryl'ic. 
ce'sa  re    (-za  re). 
Ce  sa're  an  or  -ri  an  (-za'-).     See 

CcBsarean. 
Ces  no'la  (ches  no'la),  It.  archaeol. 
Ces'pe  des    (thes'pa  des    or    thas- 

pa  thas),  Cuban  revolutionist. 
ces'pi  tose  (-tos),  -tous,  -pit'u  lose. 
ces  sa'tion. 
ces  sd'vit. 


-pipe. 

-toid'e  an,   -e  ous. 
genus.       ces'trum, 


ces' si  o   bo  no' rum    (s6sh'-). 
ces'sion,   -a  ry. 
cess'pool,   -pit 
ces'tode,  -toid 
Ces'trum,     Bot 

pi.    -tra. 
ces'tus,    a    girdle,    pi.    -tl;    ces'tus 

or      caes'    (ses'-),    a   gauntlet,    pi. 

ces'tus  or  caes'tus. 
ce  su'ra  or  cae-  (se  zu'ra  or  -su'-), 

pi.    ce  su'ras    (-raz)    or   cae  su'rae 

(-re),    -su'ral,    -su'ric. 
Ce  td'ce  a    (or    -she  a),    ce  ta'cean 

(-shan),    -ceous. 
ce'tate. 
Ce'le,    Zool.,    ce'tene,    -tic,    -tin    or 

-tine. 
cet'e  rach   (-rak). 
cet'e  ris    par'i  bus. 
Cete  wa'yo  or  Cety  v^a'yo  or  Ket- 

chwa'yo   (Ketch  wa'yo)    or   Cet'- 

ti-  or  Cet'ty-  (set'tl-),  Zulu  king. 
ce  toro  gy,    -o  gist,    -to  log'ic  al, 

-to  mor'phic. 
Cette  (set),  t.  Fr. 
Cet  tin'je    (chet'ten'ya    or    cha''-), 

t.   Montenegro. 
ce'tus,    a    vi^hale;    Ce'tus,    a    con- 
stellation, 
ce'tyl,   -tyl  ene,    -tyl'ic. 
Ceu'ta    (su'ta),    t.    Sp. 
Cey  16n'     (se-),     -Ion  ese'    (-es'  or 

-ez'),     cey 'Ion  ite     or     -Ian-     (or 

-Ion'-,     -Ian'-),     Cey  Ion'     moss, 

C.  stone. 
Cha  blis'   (sha  ble'). 
cha  bouk'    or 

sha-). 
cha'ca 

Zool. 
ch^ck, 
chdc'ma. 
chac'o. 

cha  conne'   or   -cone'   (sha-). 
cha  cu'ru   (-koo'-). 
Chad  or  Tchad  or  Tschad  (chad), 

1.  Afr. 
chad,    -an,    -ding,    -lock,    •=pen''ny. 
chae  nich'thy  id    (ke  nik'thi  id). 
Chaer  o  ne'a    (ker-),    c.    Gr. 
ch(F.'ta    (ke'-),     pi.     -tee,    -tif'er  ous 

or    -toph'o  rous. 
chae'to  d6nt  (ke'-),  -don'tid,  -toid. 


(ka'- 

genus. 

-stone. 


buk'    (cha  book'    or 
or    cha'-),     Cha'ca, 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  <irn,  etude,  food,  f<^t,  anger,  boiimot,  thus,  Badi. 


chaetotaxy 


206 


chameck 


chae'to  tax''y  (ke'-). 

chafe,  chafed,  chafing,  chafer, 
one  who  chafes;  -er  y,  cha'fer, 
a  beetle;  chafe'weed,  chafing= 
board,  =check,  =dish,  =gear,  =plate. 

chaff,  -ing,  -er,  -er  er,  -er  ing, 
-less,  -y,  chaffed,  chaffseed, 
-wax,  -weed,  =cut''ter,  "-en^gine, 
=flow'er,    =haFter. 

chaffinch. 

cha  gi'gah    (ha  ge'ga). 

Cha'grls,   t.   Colom. 

cha  grin'  (sha  grin'  or  -gren'), 
-ing,    -grined. 

cha  gul'   (-gool'). 

chain,  -ing,  -less,  -let,  -man, 
-smith,    -wise,    -work,    chained. 

chain' =ball,  ^bear^er,  =bit,  =boat, 
-bolt,  =chest,  =coup^ling,  -fas^ten- 
ing,  -fern,  -gang,  -gear,  -grate, 
-guard,  -hook,  -in  cli  nom^e  ter, 
-knot,  -lift^er,  -lock,  -lock^er, 
-loom,  -mold^ing,  -pier,  -pin, 
-pipe,  -plate,  -puFley,  -pump, 
-rule,  -saw,  -shot,  -snake, 
-stitch,  -stop'per,  -tim^ber,  -tow^- 
ing,    -wale,    -well,    -wheel. 

chain'  bond,  c.  bridge,  c.  ca''ble,  c. 
c6r^al,  c.  lightening,  c.  mail,  c. 
syFlo  gism. 

chair,   -man,   -man  ship. 

chair'-arm,  -back,  -bear'er,  -bed, 
-bolt,  -days,  -leg,  -mak^er,  -ori- 
gan,  -rail,   -seat,   -spring,   -web. 

chaise  (shaz). 

chait'ya  (chit'ya). 

chd'ja  (-ha  or  -ja). 

cha'kL 

chdk'ra. 

cha  las'tic    (ka-). 

cha  Id'za  (ka-),  pi.  -zas  or  -Z(B, 
-la'zal,  -laze',  -Id'zi  on  or  -zi  um, 
pi.   -zi  a,   chal  a  zif  er  ous   (kal-). 

Chal  ce'don    (kal-),    -do'ni  an. 

chalced'ony  (kalsed'-  or  kal'se-), 
-ced'o  nyx,  -o  nus,  -ce  don'ic, 
-do'ni  an. 

chal'chi  huitl'    (-che  wetl'). 

chal  cid'i  an  (kal-),  chal'cid, 
chalcid    fly. 

Chal  cid'i  an  (kal-),  pertaining  to 
Chalcis,    Chal  cid'ic. 

chal  cid'i  cum,    pi.    -i  ca. 


chal'cJ  dfne    (kal'-),    -cid'i  form. 
chal'co  cite   (kal'-),    -co  dite. 
chal'co  graph  (kal'-),  -co  graph'ic, 

-ic  al,     -cog'ra  pher,     -ra  phist, 

-ra  phy. 
Chal'dee  (kal'dee  or  -dee'),  -de'an, 

-da'ic,   Chal'da  ism,   -dae  ism. 
chal'der,    a    measure;    a    rudder- 
band. 
chal'drich  or  -drick   (chawl'dritch 

or   kal'drik). 
chai'dron    {or   chawl'-). 
cha  let'    (sha  la'). 
chal'Jce,  -Iced,  chal'ice-case,  -cells, 

-pall,    -spoon,    -veil. 
chal  i  co'sis    (kal-). 
cha  lil'    (ha  lei'). 
chal'i  noid   (kal'-). 
chalk    (chawk),    -ing,    -i  ness,    -y, 

-stone,  chalked,  chalk'-box,  -cut''- 

ter,  -drawling,  -en  grav'ing,   -line, 

-mark,  -pit. 
chal'lenge,    -a  ble,    -len  ger,    -len- 

ging,    -lenged. 
chal'lis    (shal'll)   or  shal'li. 
Chal  Ions'  (shaFlon'),   t.   Fr. 
chal  u  meau'   (shal  u  mo'). 
cha'ly. 
Cha  lyb'e  an    (ka-   or    kal  i  be'-), 

pertaining   to   the   Chalybes. 
cha  lyb'e  ate    (ka-),   -e  ous,    -e  an, 

chal'y  bite    (kal-). 
cha  made'   (sha  mad'   or   -mad'). 
cham-'ae  ce  phal'ic   (kam-),  -ceph'- 

a  ly. 
cha  mce'rops  (ka  me'-). 
cha'mal   (ka'mal). 
cha  mar', 
cham'ber,  -ing,  -let,   -maid,   -la!n, 

-lain  ship. 
cham'ber-coun'cil,     -counts  el, 

-coun^sel  lor,     -feFlow,     -gage, 

-hang''ings,       -kiln,      -mas^ter, 

-mu''sic,    -origan,    -piece,    -prac''- 

tice,    -sto''ry. 
Cham  ber  tin'   (shan^ber  tan'). 
Cham  bord,  de  (de  sh6n''bor'),  Fr. 

polit. 
cham  branle'   (sham  branl'). 
Cham  bray,  de  (de  shon'bra'),  Fr. 

hist. 
cham'bray   (sham'-). 
cha  meek'   (sha-  or  cha-). 


fate,    f3,t,    far,   fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


chameleon 


207 


chaqueta 


cha  me'le  on  (ka-),  -on  ize,  -on- 
fly,  =moth. 

cham'fer,  -ing,  -fered,  -fret,  -fret- 
ing,   -fron. 

cham'id  (kam'-),   -oid. 

cham'i  sal. 

chim'i  so. 

cham'ois  (sham'my  or  sha  moi' 
or   sham'wo). 

cham'o  mile  (kam'-).  See  camo- 
mile. 

Cha  mou  ni'  (sha^moo  ne'),  val. 
Fr. 

chSmp,    -er,    -ing,    champed. 

Cham  pagne'  (shoh  pan'  or  sham- 
pan'),  prov.  Fr.  cham  pagne' 
(sham  pan'),    a   wine. 

Champaign'  (sham  pan'),  cc,  tp., 
and  c.  111.;  co.  O.  champaign' 
(sham  pan'),   a   plain. 

cham'pak  or  -pac. 

cham  pa'na  (shan  pa'na). 

cham'per  tor,  -per  ty,  -per  tous, 
cham' part'   (shah  par'). 

cham  pi'gnon   (sham  pin'yon). 

cham'pi  on,  -ing,  -ess,  -ship,  -pi- 
oned. 

champ  le  ve'   (shamp  le  va'). 

cha'na. 

chance,  chanced,  chan'cing, 
chance'^mediey. 

chan'cel,  -aisle,  -arch,  -rail, 
=screw,    -ta^ble. 

chan'cel  lor,   -ship. 

chan'cer  y. 

chan'cre  (shan'ker),  -croid,  -crous. 

chan  da'la  or   -daul'. 

chan  de  lier'    (shan^de  ler'),    -tree. 

chand'la. 

chan'dler,  -y. 

chan  dad'. 

chan'frin  {or  shan'-),   -fron. 

chang. 

change,  -a  ble,  -a  ble  ness,  -a  bly, 
-a  bil'i  ty,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful  ness, 
-less,  -less  ly,  -less  ness,  -ling, 
chan'ging,    -ger,    -ger  wife. 

change' =house,  =pump,  -ra'ti  o, 
=ring^ing,  -wheel,  chan'ging- 
house. 

chank,    =shell. 

chan'nel,  -neled  or  -nelled,  -nel- 
ing  or  -nel  ling,  -nel  bill,  a  bird. 


chan'nel =bar,        -bass,        -board, 

-bone,       -cat,       -duck,       -goose, 

-i''ron,     -leaved,     -plate,     -stone, 

-wale,    chan'nel  ing-ma  chined 
Cha'nos    (ka'nos),    cha'nl   (ka'-). 
chan'son  (shan'-),   -netle'. 
chant,    -ed,    -ing,    -er,    -ey,    -ress, 

chan'tant'   (shah^tah'). 
chan'tage'  (shah  tazh'  or   chant'aj). 
chan'te  relle'    (shah-). 
chan'ti  cleer. 
chan' tier'    (shaiVtya'). 
Chan''tiFly'    (shoh  tel  ye'   or    -ih'- 

ye'),    t.    Fr.,    C.  lace,    C.  porce'- 

lain. 
chant'late. 
chan'try. 

cha'nu  ca  (ha'noo-). 
cha'os    (ka'-).    -ot'ic,    -ic  al  ly. 
chao'-ting'  (chou'-ting'). 
ch^p,     n.,     a    cleft    or    crack;     a 

fellow. 
chap  (chop),  «.,  pi.  chaps  (ch6ps), 

the  jaws  or  mouth. 
ch&p,     v.,     to     crack;     to     strike. 

-ping,   chapped. 
cha' pa. 

cha  pd  pd'te  (-ta) 
chd'pdrd'jos  (-hos),  -pare'ras  (-ra'- 

ras). 
chd'parrdl'  {or  cha'par  ral'),  -cock. 
chap'book. 
chape,   less. 
cha^peau'     (sha'po'),     pi.     -peaux' 

(-poz'),   c.  bras  (bra). 
chap'el,    -ry,    -et,    -Ine,    -lage. 
chap'el=cart,       -clerk,       -mas'ter, 

cha  pel' 'deafer'   (sha-). 
chap'er  on     (shap'-),     -age,     -ing, 

-5ned. 
chap'fall  en  (ch6p'-). 
cha'pin. 

chap'laJn,    -cy,    -ship, 
chip'let. 
chd  pd'te   (-ta). 
chap  paul'. 

chap  pe'  (sha  pa')  or  chappe  (shap). 
chSp'pie  or  -py,  a  little  chap. 
ch^p'py,  chapped. 
chap'ter,   -ing,  -al,  -tered,  chap'ter- 

head,    -head'ing,    -house,    -lands. 
chap'trel. 
cha  que'ta   (cha  ka'-). 


n6t,  n6r,  use    iip,  Orn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  Badi. 


char 


208 


chastened 


char,    to   burn   or   blacken,    -ring, 

-ry,   charred,   char'«ov^en. 
char    or    chare,    a    job    or    chore, 

-wom''an,    -work. 
Cha'ra    (ka'-). 
char^^a 'bancs'  (shar^=a=ban'). 
char'ac  ter     (kar'-),     -ize,     -ized, 

-i  zing,  -ism,   -less,  -is'tic,  -tic  al, 

-al  ly,   -I  za'tion. 
cha  rade'    (sha-). 
char'b6n   (shar'-). 
char' CO. 
char'coal,  -black,  -burn'er,  -cooF- 

er,    -draw  ing,    =fiFter,    »fur^nace, 

-i'ron,      »pa^per,      »pen''cil,      -pit, 

-plates,    -tree. 
Char'cot'   (shar  ko'),    Fr.    neurolo- 
gist. 
chard. 

Char'don  (shar'-),  vil.   O. 
charge,   -a  ble,    -a  ble  ness,   -a  bly, 

-less,  charged,  char'ging,  charge' - 

sheet. 
char  ge    (V  a}  faires'  (shar  zha'daf - 

far'),  charge' ship  (shar  zha'-). 
char'ger,  -pit. 
char'i  nid   (kar'-),    -i  noid. 
chJkv'i  ot,      -ee',      -eer',      -eer'ing, 

char'i  ot-man,    -race. 
char'ism  (kar'-  or  ka-'),  -ismat'ic, 

cha  ris'ma  (-riz'-),  pi.  -ma  ta. 
char'i  ta  ble,  -ble  ness,  -ta  bly. 
char'i  ty,  c.  boy,   c.  child,   c.  girl, 

c.  school. 
cha  ri'va  ri'  (sha  re  va  re'   or  shar- 

IvSr'i). 
chark. 
char'ka. 
char'la  tan     (shar'-),     -ism,     -ry, 

-tan'ic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly. 
Char  le  boix',  de  (de  sharpie  bwa'), 

Jesuit  missionary. 
Char'le  magne   (shiir'le  man),   Fr. 

king. 
Charles's  Wain,   C.  law. 
char'lin. 
char'lock. 
char'ldtte  (shar'-),  a  delicate  dish. 

c.  russe'   (rd6s'). 
char'ly-muf'tl. 
charm,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ing  ness, 

-less,   -ful,   charmed. 
char'nel,  -house. 


Cha'ron   (ka'-),   Myth. 

char' pie    (shar'py). 

char'poy. 

char'que   (-ke). 

char  ri  ere'   (sha  ri  ar'). 

chart,  -ed,  -ing,  -less,   -room. 

char  ta'ceous  (kar-). 

char'ta    (kar'-),    pi.    -tee. 

Charte   (shart). 

char'ter,    -ing,     -er,     -ist,     -a  ble, 

-age,   -tered. 
char'ter-land,   -mas^ter,   -parity. 
Char'ter  house,   -ter  ist  or  Chart'- 

ist,     -ter  ism.     Charter    boy,     C. 

broth^er. 
Char  ti  er'  (shar'te  a'  or  shar  tya'), 

Fr.  poet. 
Char'tiers',  tp.  Pa. 
char  tog'ra  pher    (kar-),    or  car-, 

-ra  phy,  -to  graph'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly, 

-to  man'cy,    -tom'e  ter. 
Char  tres,    de     (d6     shartr),     Fr. 

prince. 
Char'tres  (shar'tr),  c.   Fr. 
char'treuse'       (shar^trez'),       -treuoc' 

(-tre'). 
char'tu  la  ry   (kar'-). 
chir'y    {or    cha'ry) . 
Cha  ryb'dis    (ka-). 
Cha  rytch'    (cha  rich'),  r.  Siberia. 
chase,  chased,  chas'ing,  -er,  chase'- 

gun,    -moralise,    -port,    -ring. 
Chas'i  dim    (kas'-  or  chas-). 
chas'ing-chis^el,  -ham^mer,  -lathe, 

-tool. 
Chasle'si  an    (shal'zi  an). 
chasm  (kazm),  chasmed,  chas'my 

(kaz'-). 
chas' ma   (kaz'-). 
chas  mog'a  my   (k3.z-),   -a  mous. 
chasse    (shas),    a    shrine,      chasse 

(shas),    a    drink. 
chasse'  (shassa'),  chas sed'  (-sad'), 

chas  se'ing   (shas  sa'ing). 
chas'se  las  (shas'-). 
chasse'pot'      (shas      p6'),     chasse'- 

maree     (-ma^ra'),     'Ca'fe     (-ka'- 

fa'). 
chas'seur'   (shas^ser'). 
ch^s'sls    {or   shas-). 
chaste,     -ly,     -ness,     -eyed,     -tree, 

chas'ti  ty. 
chast'en  (cha'sn),  -er,  -ing,  -ened. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    mgt,    her,    ice,    in,    note, 


chastise 


209 


cheliferous 


chas  tise'  (-tiz'),  -tis'a  ble  (-tiz'-), 
-tis'er,  -tis'ing,  chas'tise  ment 
(-tiz-). 

chas'u  ble    (or   chaz'-). 

chat,  -ted,  -ting,  -ty,  -some,  -rolFer, 
=thrush,  =wood. 

cha'teau'  (sha  to'),  pi.  -teaux'  (-toz'). 

Cha  teau  bri  and',  de  (d6  sha'^- 
to^bre^on'),   Fr.   auth. 

Cha  teau  bri  ant'  (sha^to^bre^oh'), 
t.  Fr. 

Chateau  gay'  (shatoga'),  t.  N.  Y. 

chafe  lain  (shat'-),  a  keeper  of  a 
castle. 

chafe  laine  (shat'-),  a  clasp  or 
brooch. 

Chat  e  lef  (shat  la'  or  -t6  la'),  t. 
Belg. 

cha'ti'   (sha  te'). 

cha  ton'   (sha  ton'). 

cha  toy'ant  (sha-),  -an  cy,  -toy'- 
ment. 

chat'tah  or   -ta,   an   umbrella. 

chaftel  (-tel  or  -tl),  -ize,  -ized, 
-i  zing,    -ism,    -hood. 

chafter,  -ing,  -er,  -a'tion,  -tered, 
chat'ter  box,  =bas''ket,  -pie,  -wai- 
ter. 

chau   (chou). 

Chau'cer,   -ism,    -ce'ri  an. 

chaud'=med^ley. 

chauffer  (shaf'-),  a  small  furnace. 

chauj  feur'    (sho  fer'). 

chaus  (chouse),  a  trick;  a  trick- 
ster. 

cha' us   (ka'-),    a   lynx. 

Cha'us  (ka'-),   Zool.  genus. 

chaus  see'    (sho  sa'). 

chaus' ses   (sho'sez  or  shos). 

chaus' sure'   (shos  soor'). 

Chau  tau'qua  (sha  ta'-),  vil.  and 
1.  N.  Y. 

Chau  veau'  (sho^vo').  Can.  states- 
man. 

Chau  ve  net'  (shoVe  na'  or  sho'-), 
Amer.   math. 

Chau  vin'  (sho'van'),  Fr.  refugee, 
chau  vin'  (shoS'an'),  a  wild  en- 
thusiast, -Ism,  -ist,  -ist'ic. 

Chav'i  ca  (kav'-),  Bot.  genus, 
chav'i  cha  (ch3,v'i  cha),  a  fish. 

chay  (sha). 

cha  zan'    or   chaz  zan'    (ka  zan'). 


cheap,  -ness,  -ly. 

cheap'en  (-n),  -er,  -ing,  -ened. 

cheat,    -a  ble,    -ble  ness,    -er,    -ing, 

-ing  ly,  -ed. 
Che  bac'co-=boat  {or  she-). 
che'bec  {or  she'-),  a  boat;  a  xebec. 
che  bee',  a  bird. 
Che  ci'ny  (ket  sen'ye),  t.  Pol. 
check,  -age,  -er,  -ered,  -less,  -mate, 

-matted,  -matting,  -y,  checked. 
check' -book,  -bridge,  -chain,  -clerk, 

-cord,    -end,    -hook,    -key,    -line, 

-list,  -lock,  -nut,  -rail,  -rein,  -roll, 

-rope,      -row^er,      -stop,      -strap, 

-string,  -tak^er,  -valve. 
check'er,     -ers,     -ered,     -er  ber^ry, 

-wise,  -work. 
check'er-board,  -roll,  -tree,  check'- 

ing-file. 
Ched'dar,  C.  cheese. 
chee'cha. 
chee'chee. 
cheek,    -y,    cheeked,    cheek'-band, 

-blade,      -block,      -bone,      -piece, 

-pouch,  -strap,  -tooth. 
chee'la  or  che'-,  -ship. 
cheep,  -ing,  -er,  -y,  cheeped. 
cheer,    -er,    -ful,    -ful  ly,    -ful  ness, 

-i  ly,    -i  ness,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -less, 

-less  ly,  -less  ness,  -y. 
cheese  (chez),  chees'y,  -i  ness,  -lip 

or  -lep,   -mak^er,   a  plant;    -mon''- 

ger,  -par''ing,  -wood. 
cheese'-cake,    -cement^      -cloth, 

-cut^ter,     -fly,     -hoop,     -mag''got, 

-mak''er,      -mite,      -mold,      -pale, 

-press,     -ren  net,     -room,     -run'- 

ning,      -scoop,      -shelf,      -tastier, 

-toast^er,  -turn^er,  -vat. 
cheet. 

chee'tah.     See  chetah. 
chef      (shef     or     shaf),       'd'ceuvre 

(=devr'),  pi.  chefs'  (sha-). 
chef'ford. 
cheg'oe. 

Chei  lan'thes  (ki  lan'thez). 
cheir  (kir). 
che  ki'  (-ke'). 
chek'mak. 
che' la  (ke'-),   a  claw,  pi.   -Ice,  -late, 

che' la  (cha'),  a  novice. 
chel'i  fer  (kel'-),  -i  form  {or  ke'-), 

che  lifer  ous  (ke-). 


n6t,  nor,  use,  tip,  <irn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  Badi. 
14 


cheliped 


210 


chewink 


che'li  ped  (ke'-). 

chel'o  drne   (kel'-). 

Che  lo'ne  (ke-). 

chel'ys  (kel'ls),  a  lyre.       Chel'ys, 

Zool.  genus. 
che'me  (ke'me). 
chem'ic  (kem'-),  -ic  al,  -al  ly. 
chem'i  co-al  ge  bra'ic        (kem'-), 

-e  lec'tric,    ^gal  van'ic,    -tech'nic- 

al. 
che  min'    de    ronde'    (she  min'    de 

rond'). 
che  mise'  (she  mez'),  chem  i  sette' 

(shem  I  zet')- 
chem'ism,  chem'ist,  -is  try,  -i  type, 

-i  typy  (-i  tfpy). 
Chem'nitz     (kgm'nits),     t.     Ger.; 

Ger.  divine, 
che'mdsh  (ke'-). 
chem^o  tax'is  (kem-). 
che  mot'ro  pism. 
Che  mung'  (she-),  co.  N.  Y. 
che'na. 
cheng. 
che  nille'     (she  nel'),     -ma  chine^ 

-neeMle. 
cheque  (ch6k) .     Sometimes  used  in- 
stead of  check,  as  an  order  on  a 

bank. 
che  ras'sl. 
Cher  bourg     (sher'burg     or     sh6r- 

boor'),  naval  arsenal  Fr. 
Cher  bu  11  ez'   (sher'boD  le  a'),   Fr. 

auth. 
cher  if    (sh6r'-).      See  sherif. 
cherl  moy'er. 
ch6r'ish,  -ing,  -er,  -ished. 
cher' ma  ny. 

cher'na  {or  cher'-),  -ne,  -nette'. 
cher'no  zen. 
Chfir^o  kees'  (-kez'). 
che  root'  (she-  or  che-). 
chfir'ry,    -bird,    -blight,    -blos'som, 

-chop'per,    -coal,    -cob,    -coffee, 

-col'ored,    -finch,    -gum,    -lau^rel, 

-net,    -oil,    -pep^per,    -pit,    -plum, 

-snipe,     -stick,     -stone,     -stonier, 

-tree. 
cher'ry     bounce,     c.  bran'dy,     c. 

cor'dial,  c.  pie,  c.  rum,   c.  wine. 
cher'si  an  (ker'-),  -sid,  -site. 
cher'so  nese  (ker'so  nes  or  -nez). 
chert,  -y. 


Chert'sey   (ches'se  or  chert'sy),   t. 

Eng. 
Che'rub   (ke'rub),   a  city.   Bib. 
chfir'ub,  pi.  -ubs  or  -u  bim,  -u  bim'- 

ic,   che  ru'bic,   -bic  al. 
Che  ru  bi'ni      (ka  roo  be'ne).      It. 

mus. 
cher'vil. 

Ches'a  peake,  a  bay. 
chess,     -man,     pi.     -men,     -board, 

-ap^ple,     -play^er,     -rook,     -tree, 

-type. 
ches'sel,  a  vat. 
chess'es. 

ches'sil  (-si),  gravel. 
chest,  -ed,  -bellows  (-lus),  -foun'- 

der,   -lock,   -meas^ure,   -reg'is  ter, 

-rope,   -saw,   -tone,   -voice. 
Chgs'te  (-ta),  t.  Spain. 
Ches'ter  field,  Eng.  earl,  -field^i  an, 

ches'ter  field,  a  top  coat. 
ches'ter  lite, 
chest'nut    (ches'-),    -ting,    -brown, 

-bur,   -meal,    -oak,    -tree,   c.  coal. 
che'tah  or  chee'-  or  chee'ta. 
ch6t  ve  rik',     chet'vert,     -ver  tak, 

-vert'ka. 
che  vdV    (she-),    pi.    -vaux'    (-vo'), 

che  val' -glass,    -screen. 
che  vaV 'de-frise'         (-de=frez'),     pi. 

che  vaux''de'  (she  vo'-). 
che  vale'ment  (she  val'mon). 
chev'a  let  (shev'a  la) 
Che  va  11  er'  (she  va^le  a'  or  -val'- 

ya'),   Fr.   economist. 
chev'a  Her'  (shev-). 
chev  e  lure'      (shev  loor'   or  shgv'e- 

loor). 
che  vet'  (she  va'). 
che  ville'    (she  vel'). 
Chev'l  ot,  a  breed  of  sheep;  chev'- 

i  ot,   a  woolen  fabric. 
chev'ron     (shev'-)     or    chev'c  ron, 

-roned,   -ro  ne  (-ro  na'),   chev'ro- 

nel,  -ron  ways,  -ron  wise. 
chev'ron-bone,  -mold^ing,  -work, 
chev'ro  tain  (shev'-). 
chSv'y,  -chase. 
chew   (choD  or  chu),    -er,   chewed, 

chew' -stick. 
che  wagh'  (-wa'). 
chew'lng,  -ball,  -gum. 
che  wink'. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,   fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,    met,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


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211 


chimneypiece 


Chey  enne'  (shi  6n0,  co.  Col.;  co. 

Chiel. 

Kan.;  co.  Neb.;  c.  Wyo. 

chiff'chafif  or  chiff-. 

Chey  enne'    (she  en'),    pi.   -ennes' 

chiffon  (shlf-  or  she^fon'),  -work. 

(-enz'),  a  tribe  of  Indians. 

chif  fo  nier'     or     chef-     (shlf-     or 

che  yo'te  (cha  yo'ta),  -yo  til'la  (-yo- 

sh6f-). 

tel'ya). 

chi'gnon   (shin'yon  or  she'nyon). 

chan'das  (chan'das). 

chig'oe. 

chi,    a    fish;    (che)    a    magistrate; 

chih  (che). 

(ki  or  ke  or  he)  a  Greek  letter. 

chi  kd'ra,    an    antelope;    chlk'a  ra, 

chi' a  (che'a). 

a  stringed  instrument. 

Chi'an    (ki'an),    C.  earth,    C.  tur'- 

chil'blain. 

pen  tine. 

child,     pi.      chil'dren,      child'bed, 

chi  kn'ti  (ke-). 

-birth,     -like,     -like  ness,    -hood, 

chiar'oscu'ro  (kyar  6s  koo'ro)  or  chi- 

-ish,  -ish  ly,  -ish  ness,  -less,  -less- 

a'ro'os  cu'ro      (ke  a'ro-os  koo'ro), 

ness. 

-ros  cu'rist. 

child' -beir'' ing,  -crowding,  c.  bish'- 

chi'asm     or     -as' ma     (ki'azm     or 

op,      c.  wife,      child'ish-mind'ed, 

ki  az'ma),  -as'mal,  -as'mus,  -as'tic. 

-mind''ed  ness. 

chi  as'to  lite  (ki-). 

Chil'der  mas,  C.  day. 

chi  as  to  neu'ral     (ki  as-),     -neu'- 

Chi'le    (che'la    or   chll'e),    rep.    S. 

rous. 

Amer.;   Chll'i   (-e),   prov.   China; 

chi  bouk'     or     -bouque'    or    -buk' 

Chll'I,    tp.    N.  Y.;    Chil'e  an    or 

(chi  book'). 

-i  an. 

chic  (shek). 

chil'i  ad    (kll'-),    -i  a  gon,    -i  a  he'- 

chi'ca  (che'ka). 

dron,  -i  arch  (-ark),  -arch  y  (-ark- 

Chi  ca'go  (shi  ka'go  or  she  ka'go). 

y),   -i  asm    -i  ast,   -as'tic. 

c.  111. 

chill,   -i  ness,   -ing,    -ish,    -ness,    -y, 

chi  ca  lo'te  (che  ka  lo'ta). 

-har^den  ing. 

chi  cane'  (shI-),  -can'er,  -er  y. 

chU'lJ  or  -e  or  -i  or  -ly,   the  pod 

chich  (chltch). 

of  the  Guinea  pepper,     -coy'o  te 

chi'cha  (che'-). 

(-ki'o  te),  -pep^per. 

chi  chdr'ro  (che-). 

chil'lo. 

chich'e  ree. 

chil'lum,  -chee. 

Chich'es  ter,  c.  Eng. 

chi'log  nath     (ki'-),     -log'na  than, 

chick,   -a  ber^'ry,    -a  bidMy,    -a  dee, 

-nath  o  mor'phous,   -log'na  thous, 

-a  ree,  -stone,  -weed,  -house,  -pea. 

-lo'ma,     pi.     -ma  ta,     -lo  plas  ty. 

chick  d'ra. 

-lo  pod,  -pod^i  form,  -pod  o  mor^- 

Chick'a  saw,  C.  plum. 

phous,    lop^o  dan,    -o  dous,    -lo- 

chick'een. 

stom'a  tous,  -los'to  mous. 

chick'en,  -y,  -weed,  -bird,  -breastf- 

Chil'tern Hun'dreds. 

ed,  -choFer  a,  -coop,  -corn,  -feed^- 

chil'ver. 

er,      -grape,      -haFi  but,      -hawk. 

chi  man' go  (she-  or  kl-). 

-heart,    -pox,     -tor''toIse,     chick'- 

Chim  bo  ra'zo,  mt.  S.  A. 

en's-meat. 

chime,      chimed,      chim'ing,      -er, 

chic'le,  -gum. 

chime' -bar^rel,      -bell,      -ring^ing, 

chi'co  (che'-),  Chi'co,  c.  Cal. 

chim'ing-ma  chined 

chic^o  lar'. 

chi  me'ra  or  -mae'-  (kl-),   an  idle 

chic'o  ry. 

fancy,  -mer'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly. 

chi'cot  (che'ko). 

chi  mere'     or    -me'ra     (shI-),     an 

chide,  chld'ed,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -er. 

outer  robe. 

chief,    -less,    -ly,    -ry,    -ship,    -tain. 

chim'ming. 

-tain  cy,  -tain  ship,  chief-jus'tice- 

chim'ney,  pi.  -neys  (-niz),  -neyed 

ship,  -rent,  c.  jus'tice. 

(-nid),   -ney  board,   -piece. 

n6t,  nor,  use,  lip,  6rn,  etude,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  BaCh. 


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212 


chitty 


chim'ney=br6ast,  -can,  -cap,  -coF- 

iar,  -coroner,  -head,  -hook,  -jack, 

-jamb,      -mon''ey,      -pot,      -shaft, 

-stack,   -stalk,   -swaFlow,   -sweep, 

-sweep^er,     -swift,     -top,     -valve, 

-work. 
chim  pan'zee  {or  -zee'). 
chimp'ings. 
chin,    -band,    -cloth,    -jerk,    -piece, 

-scab,   -strap,   -welk. 
Chi'na,  -nese'  (-nes'  or-  nez'),  -na- 

man,  C.  as'ter,   C.  bark,  C.  blue. 
chrna,    -ware,    -ale,    -clay,    -grass, 

-root,    -shell,    -shop,    -stone,    -to^- 

ken,  -tree,  -withe. 
chJ  nar',  -tree. 
chinch,  -bug. 
chin'che  or  -cha. 
chin  chil'la,   an  animal;   fur  used 

for    muffs,    etc  ;    a    thick    cloth. 

Chin  chil'la,  Zodl.  genus. 
Chin  cholle' (shah''sh6r),  Fr.  writer. 
chine,     chined,     chin'ing,     chine' - 

hobp. 
chi  ne'  (she  na'). 
Chin  gach'gdok   (-gak'-).    Cooper, 

Leather  Stocking  Tales. 
chink,  -y,   -ing. 
chin'ka. 
chJn'ka  pin     or     -ca-     or     -qua-, 

-perch. 
chin  ka'ra. 

chink'ie,  a  chinaman. 
Chin'ne  reth  (kin'-),  Bih. 
Chin'ne  roth  (kin'-),  Bih. 
chi'noi'ser  ie'   (she  nwa  ze  re'). 
chin'o  line  (kin'-). 
Chi  nd6k'. 

chin'qua  pin.     See  chinkapin. 
chin'quis. 
chinse  (chince),  chinsed,  chins'ing. 

chins'ing-i^ron. 
chintz,  cotton  cloth. 
Chi  ob'be  (che  ob'ba),  c.  China. 
Chi  og'gia  (ke  od'ja),  t.  It. 
chi'o  lite  (ki'-). 
chip,  -per,  -py,  chipped,  chip'chop, 

n.,   -chop,  a. 
chip'munk. 
chip'pen  dale, 
chip'ping,    -bird,    -chis'el,    -knife, 

-ma  chine^  -piece,  c.  spar^row,  c. 

squir^rel,  c  up. 


chi  ret'ta  {or  ki-). 

Chi  ri  qui'   (che  re  ke'),   r.   Colom. 

chi'ri  vi'ta  (che'' re  ve'ta). 

chirk. 

chirm. 

chi'ro  (che'-). 

chi  rog'no  my  (ki-),  -nom'ic,  -ro- 

graph,  -rog'ra  pher,  -ra  phy,  -ra- 

phist,  -ro  graph'ic,  -ic  al,  -graph- 

o  soph'ic,  -ro  gym'nast. 
chi  rol'o  gy    (ki-),    -o  gist,    -ro  16'- 

gi  a,  -log'ic  al,  -ro  man''cy,  -man- 

cer,    -ro  mant,    -man'tic,    -tic  al, 

-man^tist,  -ron'o  my,  -o  mer,  -ro- 

nom'ic. 
chi'ro  nym  (ki'-),  -ro  plase  (-plaz), 

-ro  plast,    -ro  pod,    -rop'o  dy,    -o- 

dist,  -o  dous. 
chi  rop'ter  (ki-),   -ter  an,   -ter  ous, 

-te  ryg'i  an  (-rij'-),  -i  ous. 
chi  ros'o  phy    (ki-),    -o  phist,    -ro- 

soph'ic  al,  -ro  the'ca,  -rot'o  ny. 
chirp,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -er,  chirped. 
chirr. 

chir'rup,  -ing,  -y,  -ruped. 
chi  rur'geon  (ki  rur'jun),  -ly,  -rur'- 

gic. 
chis'el     (chiz'-),     -eled    or    -elled 

-el  ing  or  -el  ling. 
chis'el -draft,  -edge-point,  -shaped, 

-tooth. 
Chis'holm  (chiz'om),  Eng.  philan- 
thropist 
Chis'wick  (chiz'ik),  t.  Eng. 
chit,   the  germ  of  a  seed;  a  short 

writing;  -ty,  chit' -book,  -chat. 
chitai  (che'ti'). 
chit'al. 
chit'a  ra. 
chi'tin    or    -tine    (ki'-),     -ti  nized, 

-ni  za'tion,    -ti  nous,    -nog'e  nous 

(-n6j'-),     -no  cal  ca're  ous,     -no- 

-ar  e  na'ceous   (-shus). 
chi' ton  (ki'-),   -to  nid. 
chit'ra   or   -tra,   a   deer.        Chit'ra, 

Zool.  genus. 
chit'tack. 

chit'ta  gong,   -wood. 
chit'tam-wood. 
chit'ter  lings. 
Chit'tim  (kit'-),  Bih. 
chit'ty,  n.     In  the  East  Indies,  a 

short  letter  or  writing. 


fate,   fat,   far,   fall,    fire,    fist,    sofa,    mete,    m6t,    her,   ice.   In,    note, 


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213 


chondrite 


chiv'al  ry   (shiv'-),    -al  ric  {or  shl- 

val'-),    -al  rous,    -rous  ly,    -rous- 

ness,  -al  resque'. 
chi  vdr'rds  or  -ros  (che-). 
chive  or  cive,   =gar^lic. 
Chi  vil  CO  y  (che  vel  ko'  e),  t.  Arg. 

Rep. 
chlad'nite  (klad'-). 
chlae'na,  pi.  -nae. 
chlak  (klak). 
chlam'y  date  (klam'-),  -y  do  spore, 

-y  phore,  chla  myd'e  ous  (-mid'-). 
chld'mys     (kla'-     or     kl3,m'-),     pi. 

-y  des  (-dez). 
chlo  an'thite. 
chlo  as' ma  (klo  az'-). 
Chlo'e    (klo'-),    one   of   a   pair   of 

Greek  lovers. 
chlo'ral,     -ism,     -ist,     -ize,     -ized, 

-i  zing,  -am^ide,  -rac'e  tate  (-ras'-), 

-ra  cet'ic     (or     -se'-),     -ra  gog'ic 

(-goj'-),   -ral'o  in. 
chlo'rate,    -ric,    -rid   or   -ride,    -ri- 

date,    -rid'ic,    -rid  ize,    -ized,    -i- 

zing,   -rim'e  ter. 
chlo'rfn   or   -rine,    -rin  ate,    -ri  na- 

ted,    -na'tion,    -rin  ize,    -ized,    -i- 

zing. 
chlo'rite,     -rit'ic,      -ri  toid,      -rize, 

-rized,    -ri  zing,    chlor'meth'ane. 
chlo  ro  cal'cite,  -ro  car  bon'ic,  -ro- 

chrous  (-krus),  -ro  cy  an'ic  (-ci-). 
chlo'ro  form,    -formed,    -form  ing, 

-for'mic,    -mi  za'tion,    -ro  fu'cine, 

-ro  gen'ate,    -gen'ic,    -gen'in,    -ro- 

hy'dric   (-hi'-),   chlo'roid. 
chlo  rom'e  ter,   -e  try,   -ro  met'ric. 
chlo'ro  phyl   or   -phyll,    -ro  phane, 

-ro  phyl  la'ceous    (-shus),    -phyl'- 

lan,     -phyl'li  an,     -phyl  lifer  ous, 

-lig'e  nous       (-lij'-),       -lig'er  ous 

(-lij'-),    -phyl'lite,    -phyl'loid    (or 

-rof'-),   -phyl'lous  (or  -rof'-). 
chlo  ro'sis,  -ro  sperm,  -sperm'a  tous, 

-sper'mous,    -ros'po  rous,    -rot'ic, 

-ro  tile,   -rous. 
Chmi  el'nik  (dime  el'mk),  t.  Russ. 
cho'a  na,    pi.    -no;,    -a  nate,    -a  nite, 

-a  no  cyte    (-cite),    -cy'tal    (-ci'-), 

-no  flag'el  late  (-flaj'-). 
cho'a  noid,    -noid'e  us,    -a  noph'o- 

rous,   -a  no  some,   -no  so'mal. 
Choate,  Amer.  jurist. 


choat'y. 

chob'dar. 

cho'card. 

cho'cho  or  -co. 

ch6ck,  -block,  -full,  -a-block,  -and- 

block. 
choc'o  late,  -house,  -root,  -tree. 
Choc'taws. 
choe  ro'di  an. 

choice,  -ly,  -less,  -ness,  -note. 
choil,    a    term    used    in    cutlery; 

choile,   to  overreach. 
choir  (kwir),  -man,  -mas  ter,  -boy, 

-of^fice,    -or''gan,    -pitch,    -ruFer, 

-screen,   -serv^ice,   -tip^pet. 
choke,  choked,  chok'age,  -ing,  -er, 

-y  or  -ey,    -ber^ry,    -weed,   -wort, 

-bore,     -cher^ry,     -damp,     -pear, 

-pond^weed,   -strap. 
cho'ki  dar. 
Chok'mah  (hok'-) 
cho  Ice' mi  a  (ko  le'-),   -lae'mic. 
chol'a  gogue       (kol'-),       -a  gog'ic 

(-goj'-),   cho  lan''gi  o  i'tis  (-ji-). 
cho'la=plant  (ko'-). 
chol'ate     (kol'-),     -e  ate,     -e  cyst, 

-cys'tic,    -cys'tis,    -cys  ti'tis,    -cys- 

tot'o  my. 
chol'e  doch    (kol'e  dok),    cho  led'- 

o  chous  (-kus),  chol  e  dog'ra  phy, 

-dol'o  gy,    chol'e  ic    (or   cho  le'-), 

-e  in. 
chol'er  (kol'-),  -er  ic,  -ic  ly. 
chol'er  a    (kol'-),    -a'ic,    -er  i  form, 

-er  ig'e  nous   (-ij-),    -er  ine,    -er  i- 

za'tion,      -er  oid,      -er  o  pho'bi  a, 

cho  ler'o  phone. 
cho'liah   (ko'-). 
cho'li  amb  (ko'-),  -am'bic. 
chol'oid     (kol'-),     -oi  din'ic,     cho- 

loid'ic  (or  -lo  id'ic). 
chol'try  or  choul'-. 
cho' mage'  (sho^mazh'). 
cho'mer. 
chon'dral  (kon'-),  -dral'gi  a,  -drar'- 

se  nite. 
chon  dren'chyme    (kon  dren'kim), 

-chym'a  tous  (-kim'-). 
chon'dri  fy  (kon'dri  fi),  -ing,  -fied, 

-fi  ca'tion. 
chon'dri  gen    (kon'-),    -drig'e  nous 

(-drij'-),    -dri  glu'cose    (-kos). 
chon'drin  or  -drine  (kon'-),  -drite, 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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214 


Christmas-tide 


-drit'ic,  -dri'lis,  -dro  cra'ni  um, 
pi.  -ni  a,  -ni  al,  -dro  dite,  -dro- 
gan'oid,  -dro  gen  (-jen),  -gen'e- 
sis,  -ge  net'ic,  -drog'e  ny  (-droj'-), 
-e  nous,  -dro  glos'sus,  -glos'sal, 
-drog'ra  phy,  -dro  graph'ic,  -droF- 
o  gy,   -dro  log'ic  (-loj'-). 

chon'dro  blast  (kon'-),  -dro  cos'- 
tal. 

chon  dro'i  tin  (k6n-),  -dro  it'ic, 
-dro  mu'coid,  -dro  sin,  -dro  skel'- 
e  ton. 

chon'dro  phore  (kon'-),  -droph'o- 
rous,  -dro  plast,  -drop  te  ryg'i  an 
(-rij'-),  -ryg'i  ous,  -dro  sar  co'ma, 
-com'a  tous,  -dro'sis,  -dros'te  ous, 
-drot'o  my,   -dro  tome. 

chone  (kon). 

chobch'kle. 

choose,  chose,  cho'sen  (zn),  choos'- 
a  ble,   -er,   -ing,   choos'ing=stick. 

chop,  -ping,  -per,  -py,  chopped, 
chop=boat,  -cher^ry,  -doFIar, 
-ham'mer,  -house,  -log^ic  (=loj^-), 
-nut,  -sticks.  chop'ping-block, 
-board,  -knife,  -mill,  -note, 
-tray,   chop'per-cot. 

chope. 

Chopin'  (sho^pin'),  Pol.  mus.; 
chop'in  or  -pin,  a  liquid  measure. 

cho  pine'  (-pen')  or  cho  pin',  a  clog. 

cho  quette'  (sho  ket'). 

cho  rd'gus  (ko-)  or  -re'gus,  pi. 
-rd'gl  or  -re'gl,  -rag'ic  (-raj'-), 
chor'a  gy  or  -e  gy. 

cho'ral  (ko'-),  -ist,  -ly,  -ra'le  on, 
-rau'la,  cho'ric,  cho'ral-book. 

Cho'ra'zin  (ko-),  Bih. 

chord  (kord),  chor'dal,  -dom'e  ter, 
-do  to'nal. 

chor'da  (kor'-),  pi.  -dae,  Chor'da, 
Eot.  genus. 

Chor  da'ta  (kor-),  chor'date  (kor'-). 

chor  dau  lo'di  on  (kor-). 

chor'del   (kor'-). 

ch5re,  -wom^an. 

cho  re'a  (ko-),  -re'al,  -re'ic,  -re'i- 
form,   -re'oid. 

cho'ree   (ko'-). 

cho  re  og'ra  phy  (ko-)  or  -reg'ra- 
phy  or  -rog'-,  -re  o  graph,  -graph'- 
ic,  -ic  al,   -al  ly. 

cho' re  pis'co  pus,  -co  pal. 


cho  re' us  (ko-). 

cho''ri  am'bus  (ko-),  pi.  -bus  es  or 

-hi,  -ri  amb,  pi.  -ambs,  -am'bic. 
cho'ri  on    (ko'-),    pi.    -ri  a,    -on'ic, 

-o  ret  i  ni'tis. 
chor'is  ter  (k6r'-). 
cho  ris'to  pod  (ko-),   -top'o  dous. 
cho'ro  di  das'ca  lus  (ko-),  pi.  -ca- 

li. 
cho'roid,  -roid'al. 
cho'rok. 
cho  rol'o  gy     (ko-),     -o  gist,     -ro- 

log'ic  al  (-loj'-),  cho  rom'e  try. 
cho'rus,  -rused  or  -russed,  -rus  ing 

or  -sing,   cho'rus -mas^ter. 
chose  (shoz),  n.,  pi.  cho'ses  (sho'sez), 

chose,  V.     See  choose. 
cho  tei'  (-ta'). 

chou  (shoo),  pi.  choux  (shoo). 
Chou'an   (shoo'-),   -an'ne  rie. 
chou  ca'ri  (choo  ka'rl). 
Chou  et'  (shoD^a'),  Swiss  philos. 
chough  (chuf). 
chourt'ka     (chcrort'-),     Chourt'ka, 

Ornith.  genus. 
chouse,  choused,  chous  ing, 
chou' sing  ha. 
chouL 

cho'vy,  pi.  -vies. 
chow'chow  or  chow-chow. 
chow'der,   -beer,   -head  ed. 
chow'ry. 

chre^ma  tis'tics   (kre-). 
chres  tom'a  thy,  -to  math'ic,  -ic  al. 
Chriem'hild  (krem'hilt)  or  Kriem'-, 

a  German  heroine  of  rare  beauty. 
chrism,    chris'mal,    -ma'ri  um,    pi. 

-ri  a,  -ma'tion,  -ma  to  ry,  chrism' - 

child. 
chris'mon  (kriz'-). 
Christ,   -hood,   -less,  -like,  -li  ness, 

-ly,    -child,    Christ's-thorn. 
ChrJs'ta  del'phi  an. 
Chris'te    e  le'i  son    (kris'te    e  la'i- 

son). 
chris'ten  (-n),   -ing,   -tened. 
Chris'ten  dom  (-n-). 
Chris'tian     (-chan     or    krist'yan), 

-ti  an'i  ty  (or  -chan'i  ty),  v.,  -tian- 

ize,    -ized,   -i  zing,    -I  za'tion. 
chris'tian,  a  coin;  -ti  a'na,  a  coin; 

-tian  ite,  a  mineral. 
Christ'mas  (kris'-),  -tide. 


fate,   fat,   far,    fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,    mete,   met,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


Christocentric 


215 


chufa 


Chris  to  cen'tric,  -tora  try,  -tol'o- 
gy,  -to  log'ic  al,  -to  lyte,  -toph'- 
a  ny. 

Chris  to'fi  a,  -to  phite. 

chro  mam'e  ter,  -ma  scope. 

chro'mate,  -mat'ic,  Acs,  -ic  al  ly, 
-ma  tin. 

chro'ma  tize,  -tized,  -ti  zing,  -tism. 

chro  mat'o  graph,  -ma  tog'ra  phy, 
-tog'e  nous  (-toj'-),  -tol'o  gy, 
-tom'e  ter,  -to  path'i  a,  -path'ic, 
-to  phile,  -to  phore,  -toph'o  rous, 
-top'si  a,  -top  sy,  -to  scope  {or 
chro  mat'-),  -tos'co  py,  -to' sis,  -to- 
spher'ic,  -ma  trope  or  -mo-,  -ma- 
tu'ri  a,   -ma  type,   -mat'y  py. 

chrome,  =aFum,  ^coFor,  =i^ron, 
'i''ron  stone,  -mi^ca,  -5'chre 
(-ker),  'Ox^Ide,  c.  black,  c.  green, 
c.  or'ange,  c.  red,  c.  yel'low. 

chro'mic,  -mid,  -mid'i  urn,  pi.  -i  a, 
-mi  dro'sis,  -mif'er  ous. 

chro'mi  om'e  ter,   -mi  um. 

chro  mo  crin'i  a,  -mo  blast,  -mo- 
col'lo  graph,  -graph'ic,  -log'ra- 
phy,  -mo  cy'clo  graph  (-cl'-),  -col'- 
lo  type,  -mo  cy  tom'e  ter  (-ct-), 
-mo  gen,  -gen'ic,  -mog'e  nous 
(-moj'-),  -mo  graph,  -moid,  -mo- 
leu'cite,  -mo  lith,  -lith'ic,  -lith'o- 
graph,  -graph'ic,  -li  thog'ra  pher, 
-ra  phy,   -mo  mere. 

chro' mo  phan  or  -phane,  -mo- 
phlle  {or  -fll),  -moph'i  lous, 
-moph'o  rous,  -mo  pho'to  graph, 
-to  graph'ic,  -tog'ra  phy,  -mo- 
plasm,  -plas'mic  (-plaz'-),  -mo- 
plas'tid,  -pro'te  id,  -mop  tom'e- 
ter,  -to  met'ric  al,  -mo  trope, 
-mop'si  a,  -mop'sy,  -mo  sphere, 
-spher'ic. 

chro' mo  type,  -typ'ic,  -ty  pog'- 
ra  phy  (-ti-),  -mo  ty^py  (-tr-), 
-mo  xy'lo  graph  (-zi'-),  -mo  xy- 
log'ra  phy  (-zi-). 

chron'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  chro  nic'i  ty 
(-nis'-). 

chron'i  cle,  -i  cled  (-kid),  -i  cHng, 
-i  cler,   -i  con. 

chron'o  ha  rom'e  ter,  -o  gram, 
-gram  mat'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  -gram'- 
ma  tist,  -o  graph,  -graph'ic, 
chro  nog'ra  pher,    -ra  phy,    -nol'- 


o  ger,  -o  gist,  -o  gy,  chr6n  o  log'- 
ic al  (-loj'-),  -al  ly,  chro  nol'o- 
gize,  -gized,  -gi  zing,  chron^o  V- 
so  ther'mal,  -o  pho'to  graph, 
chro  nom'e  ter,  -e  try,  chr6n  o- 
met'ric  al,  -o  pher,  -o  scope, 
-o  ther  mom'e  ter,  chro  nos'co  py, 
-nos'te  al,   -nos'te  on,  pi.  -te  a. 

Chr6''n6n  h6^t6n  th61'6  g6s,  hero 
in  Carey's  burlesque  tragedy. 

chro  s per' ma. 

chro'tic. 

chrys'a  lis,  pi.  -lis  es  or  chry  sal'- 
i  des  (-dez),  chrys'a  lid,  -a  line, 
-a  loid,  chrys'a  lis=shell. 

chrys'a  mine  or  -am'-  (chris'-), 
-am'mic,  -am  min'ic,  -a  nis'ic. 

chrys  am' pho  ra   (chrls-). 

chrys  an'the  mum,  Chrys  an'the- 
mum,   Bot.  genus. 

chrys'a  zin  (chris'-),  chrys'in. 

Chry  se'is  (kri-).  Homer,  Iliad. 

chrys'o  bfir  yl,  -o  chlore,  -o  chlor'- 
ous,  -o  chrous,  -o  coFla,  -o  gen, 
-o  graph,  chry  sog'ra  phy  (kri-), 
chrys'oid,  -oi'dlne  {or  -o'l  dine), 
-o  lep'ic,  -o  Un,  -o  Ute,  -o  hth, 
-o  ht'ic. 

chrys'o  car'pous  (kris^-). 

chry  soph'e  nin  (kri  sof'-). 

chrys'o  po  et'ic. 

chrys'o  prase  (-praz),  -o  tan'nin, 
-o  tile,  -o  to  lu'i  dine,  -o  type. 

Chrys'6s  16 m  (kris'-  or  kris  os'-), 
Gr.  theol. 

chrys'ure. 

chtho'ni  an  (tho'-),  -noph'a  gy  (-jl), 
chthon'ic,  chthon  o  phd'gi  a. 

chub,  -by,  -bi  ness,  chub' -cheeked, 
=mack'er  el,  =suck'er. 

chuck,  -er,  -ing,  chucked,  chuck'- 
a  bid'dy. 

chuck' =far'thing,  -full,  -lathe,  -a- 
by,  chuck'ing-ma  chine',  chuck'- 
will's-wid'ow. 

chuc'kle,  -kled,  -kling,  chuc'kle- 
head,  a  person;  -head,  a  head; 
-head'ed. 

chud'da  or  -dah. 

chud'der  or  -dar. 

Chu'di,  -die. 

Chu  e'ta  (choo  a'-),  pi.   -tas. 

cha'fa. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  ^rn,  etiide,  food,  f^t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


chuff 


216 


cilicia 


chuff,  chuf  fy,  -fi  ly,  -fi  ness. 

chug,   -ger,   -ging. 

chu'lan. 

chum,  -ming,  -my,  -ship,  chummed. 

chump,  =end. 

chu  nam'. 

chunk,   -y,    -head,    -block     -yard. 

chu' pa  or  -pah   (chdo'-). 

chu  pa  ro'sa  (choo-). 

chu  pat'ty. 

chu  pras'sy. 

Chu  qui  sa'ca  (choo  ke  sa'ka), 

dept.  Boliv. 

church,  -dom,  -go  er,  -go  ing,  -ism, 
-less,  -like,  -ly,  -li  ness,  -man, 
-man  like,  -men,  -man  ly,  -man- 
ship,  -ship,  -war^den,  -warMen- 
ship,  -way,  -wom^an,  -y,  -yard. 

church' -ale,  -bread,  -bug,  -gang, 
-garth,  -haw,  -hay,  -house,  -land, 
-lit'ten,  -loaf,  -mem^ber,  -mouse, 
-owl,  -quack,  -rate,  -scot,  -town, 
-wake,  -work,  -writ,  c.  dues,  c. 
trus  tee'. 

church'ite. 

chu'ri  a  (chdo'-). 

churl,  -ish,  -ish  ly,  -ish  ness,  -y, 
churl's-head,    -trea'cle. 

chum,  -ing,  churned,  churn'- 
dash^er,  -drill,  -jumpier,  -milk, 
-owl,  -powder,   -staff. 

churr,   -worm. 

chur  ro'  (choo-). 

chur'rils  or  -ras. 

Chu  ru  bus'co  (choo  roo  boos'  6), 
t.  Mex. 

Chu  san'  (choo^san'),  China. 

chu'site  (choo'-). 

chute  (shoot). 

chut'ney. 

chu'va  (choo'-). 

chyle  (kil),  chy  la'ceous  (ki  la'- 
shus),  -la'que  ous,  -li  fy  (-fi),  -fy- 
ing,  -fied,  -lifer  ous,  -lif'ic,  -lif'i- 
ca  to  ry,  -lous,  chyl  i  fac'tion  (kiF- 
I-  or  ki^l!-),  -fac'tive,  -i  fi  ca'tion. 

chyle -bladder,  -cor^pus  cle,  -in- 
tes^tine,  -space,  -stom'ach. 

chy'lo  cyst  (ki'-),  -cys'tic,  -lo  gas'- 
ter,  -gas'tric,  -lo-poi  e'sis,  -lo  poi- 
et'ic,  -lo'sis,  -lu'ri  a. 

chyme  (kim),  chym'i  fy  (kim'-  or 
ki'-),     -fy  ing,     -fied,     -fl  ca'tion, 


chy  mlf'er  ous  (ki-),  -mous,  -ma'- 
que  ous,  -mo  sin,  -mo  sin'o  gen 
(-jen),     -om'e  ter,     chyme-mass. 

chypre  (shepr). 

chy t' rid  i  a'les   (kit-). 

cJ  ba'ri  ous,  -ri  al,  -ri  an,  -ba'tion. 

cib'ol. 

ci  bo'ri  um,  pi.  -ri  a. 

ci  ca'da,  pi.  -das  (-daz)  or  -dae, 
cic'ad. 

ci  ca'la  (si  ka'la  or  che  ka'la). 

cic'a  trfce  (sik'-),  pi.  -tri'ces  (-sez), 
-tri'cial  (-trish'-),  -tri  cose  (-kos), 
-tric'u  la,  pi.  -lae,  -tri'sive,  cic'a- 
trix  {or  -ca'-),  pi.  etc  a  tri'ces 
(-sez),  cic'a  trize,  -trized,  -tri^- 
zing,  -tri^zant,  -tri  za'tion,  -a- 
trose  (-tr5s). 

cic'e  ly  (sis'-). 

Cic'e  ro  (sis'-),  Rom.  orator,  -ro'- 
ni  an,  -an  ism,  -an  ist.  cic'e  ro, 
a  printer's  type. 

cic  e  ro'ne   {or  che  cha  ro'na). 

cich'lid  (sik'-),   -loid,   -lo  mor'phic. 

Ci  co'gna  (che  kon'ya),  It.  writer. 

cic'o  nine   (sik'o  nin  or  -nin). 

cic'u  tox'in. 

Cid  (sid). 

cid'a  ris,  pi.  -res  (rez). 

ci'der,  -ap  pie,  -mill,  -press,  -tree, 
c.  bran'dy,  c.  vin'e  gar. 

ci'de  vant'  (se^-de  van'). 

ci  e  rid'ga  (se-  or  se  a'na  ga). 

Ci  en  fue'gos  (se  en'fwa'gos),  t. 
Cuba. 

cierge  (syarzh). 

Ci  e  za  (the  a'tha),  t.  Sp. 

ci  gar',  -bunMler,  -case,  -fish, 
-hold^er,  -light'er,  -ma  chine', 
-mak'er,  -plant,  -press,  -steamier, 
-store,   -tree,   -tube. 

cJg'a  rette',  -filFer,  -ma  chine^ 
-pamper,   c.  bee'tle. 

Ci  gna  ro'li  (chen  ya  ro'le),  It. 
painter. 

ci'gua  te'ra  (se'gwa  ta'ra  or  the-). 

cil'i  a. 

cH'i  ate,  -ly,  -a  ted,  -a  ting,  -a  ry 
{or  -ya  ry)     -a'tion. 

cil'Jce,  -i  um,  pi.  -i  a,  -i  el'la,  pi. 
-IcB. 

Ci  li'cian  (-Hsh'-). 

ci  lic'i  um  (-lish'i-),  pi.  -lic'i  a. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice,    In,    note, 


ciliferous 


217 


circumfusion 


cJ  lifer  ous  or  ciFi  if'-,  cil'i  form, 
-i  o  bra'chi  ate  (-bra'kl-  or 
-brak'-),  -i  o  fiag'el  late  (-flaj'-), 
-i  o  grade,  -i  o  late,  -i  o  spl'nal, 
ci  li'o  lum,  pi.  -la. 

cirio,   -lo'sis,   -lot'ic. 

ci  mar  ron'   (se-). 

cim'bi  a,  pi.  -ae,  -bi  al. 

Cim'bri  an,  -brie. 

ci  me'li  um,  pi.  -li  a. 

cJm'i  cJne,  -i  cif  u  gin  (-jin),  -i- 
coid. 

cim'line. 

Cim  me'ri  an. 

cim'o  lite,  ci  mo'li  an. 

cinch. 

Cin  cho'na  (-ko'-),  cin'cho  nate, 
-cho  nine,  -nin'ic,  -na'ceous, 
-cho'ni  a,  -nid'i  a,  -chon'a  mine, 
-chon'i  cine,  -i  dine,  -i  di'na, 
-chon'ic,  -cho  nize,  -nized,  -nl- 
zing,  -nism,  -cho  tan'nic,  cin  cho'- 
na =  tree. 

Cin  cin  na'tus,   Rom.   dictator. 

cin'clis,  pi.  -cli  des  (-dez),  -did. 

cinc'ture  (sink'-),  -tured. 

cin'der,  -y,  =bed,  =cone,  ^fall, 
"frame,  =notch,  »sift^er,  -tub, 
•wench,  =wom'an,  =wool,  c. 
path,     c.  pig. 

cin^e  mat'o  graph. 

ci  ne'mo  graph. 

cin  e  rd'ri  um,   pi.   -ri  a. 

ci  ne're  a,  -re  al,  -re  ous,  cin  e  ra'- 
ceous,  -e  ra'tion,  -e  res'cent,  -e  ri'- 
tious  (-rish'-),   -e  ra  ry. 

Cin^ga  lese'  (or  -lez')  or  Sin  gha-. 

cin'gu  lar. 

cin'gu  lum,  pi.  -la,  -gu  late,  -la  ted. 

cin'na  bar,  -bar'ic,  -bar  Ine,  -bar= 
green. 

cin'na  mate,  -na  mene,  -na  mic 
{or  -nam'-),  -na  mo'me  ous, 
-mom'ic. 

cin'na  men,  -brown,  -fern,  -oil, 
•stone,    =su^et,    =wa''ter. 

cin'no  IJne  or  -lin. 

cinq''trou  (sink'^troo). 

cinque  (sink),  -foil,  -pace.  Cinque 
Ports. 

cin  que'Cen'tist  (ching'kwe-chen'- 
tist),  "cen'to  (-chen'to),  cin  qui'- 
no  (ching  kwe'no). 


cin  quieme'  (san  kyam'). 

Ci  nU'ra,  ci  nu'rous. 

ci  o^no  cra'ni  al,    -nor  rha'phi  a, 

-on'o  tome,  -o  not'o  my. 
ci'pher,   -ing,    -er,    -hood,    -phered, 

ci'pher-key,  -tun^nel,  ci'pher  ing- 

-book,   -slate. 
cip'o  lin,  -ol  li'no  (-o  le'no). 
dp' pus,   pi.   -pi. 
Ci  pri  a'ni        (che  pre  a'ne),        It. 

painter. 
cir  car'. 
Cir  cas'si  a        (-kash'i  a),        -sian 

(-shan),    -sic. 
cir  cas  si  enne'. 
Cir'ce,  -ce'an. 
cir  cen'sian  (-shan),  -sial. 
cir'ci  nal. 
Cir'ci  nus. 
cir'cle,    -cled,    -cling,    -cler,    -clet, 

cir'cle-cut''ter,     -i'ron,     -readying, 

-squar^er. 
cir  con  da'ri  o  (cher-). 
cir'cuit   (-kit),    -cu'i  tous,    -tous  ly, 

-tous  ness,  -cu'i  ty. 
cir'cuit =break'er,    -cl6s''er,    -rid^er. 
cir'cu  lar,    -cu  lant,    -lar'i  ty,    -lar- 

ize,  -ized,  -i  zing,  -ly. 
cir'cu  late,  -la  ted,  -la  ting,  -la  to''- 

ry. 
cir  cu  la'tion,   -coil,   -stove. 
cir'cu  lus,  pi.  -li. 
cir  cum  am'bi  ent,  -ence,  -en  cy. 
cir  cum  am'bu  late,    -la  ted,    -la- 
ting,  -la  tor,  -la'tion. 
Cir  cum  cel'lion  (-sel'yun). 
cir'cum  cen^ter,     -cen'tral,     -cum- 

cir^cle. 
cir'cum  cise,    -cised,     -ci  ser,    -ci- 

sing,     -ci'  sion  (sizh'un). 
cir'cum  cone,       -con'ic,       -cu'bic, 

-cres'cent,         -cum  de  nu  da'tion, 

-cum  duct',   -duc'tion,   -duc'to  ry, 

-cum  e  so  pha'ge  al. 
cir  cum'fer  ence,     -fer  ent,      -fer- 

en'tial,   -tial  ly,  -en'tor. 
cir'cum  fleet  (or  -fleet'),  -cum  flex, 

-flex'ion  (-flek'shun)  or  -flec'tion, 

-flex'us. 
cir  cum'flu  ence,     -ent,     -flu  ous, 

-fo  ra'ne  an,  -ne  ous. 
cir  cum  fuse',  -fused,  -fus'ing,  -fu'- 

sion. 


not,  nor,  use,  iip,  txn,  etiide,  food,  fcJbt,  anger,  bofimot,  tiius,  Badi. 


circumgyrate 


218 


claire-cole 


cir  cum  gy'rate  (-jl'-),  -ra-'ted,  -ran- 
ting, -ra  to^ry,  -ra'tion. 

cir^cum  in  ces'sion,    -in'su  lar. 

cir  cum  ja'cent,  -ja'cence,  -cen  cy, 
-jo'vi  al,   -vi  an. 

cir  cum  li'tion  (-lish'un),  -lit'- 
to  ral. 

cir  cum  lo  cu'tion,  -tion  al,  -tion- 
a  ry,  -loc'u  to  ry,  -cum  me  rid'- 
i  an. 

cir^cum  nav'i  gate,  -ga  ted,  -ga- 
ting,   -ga  ble,    -ga  tor,   -ga'tion. 

cir  cum  nu'tate,  -nu'ta  ted,  -ta- 
ting,  -ta  tor  y,  -ta'tion,  -nu'cle- 
ar,  -oc'u  lar,  -o'ral,  -pal'li  al, 
-par^al  lel'o  gram,    -pen'ta  gon. 

cir  cum  po'lar,  -pol'y  gon,  -po  si'- 
tion,  -ra'di  us,  pi.  -ra  dl  i,  -re'- 
nal. 

cir  cum  ro'tate,  -ta  ted,  -ta  ting, 
-ta  ry,  -ta  to^ry,  -ta'tion,  -scis'- 
slle. 

cir  cum  scribe',  -scribed',  -scrib'- 
ing,  -scrib'er,  -scrib'a  ble, 

-scrip'tion,    -tive,    -tive  ly,    -sep'- 
ted,     -so'lar. 

cir'cum  spect,  -ly,  -ness,  -spec'tion. 

cir'cum  stance,  -stanced,  -stan- 
cing,  -stan'tial,  -tial  ly,  -ti  al'i  ty 
(-shi  al'-),  -stan'ti  ate,  -ti  a' tion, 
-cum  tor'sion,  -cum  tri^an  gle, 
-cum  trop'ic  al. 

cir  cum  val'late,  -la  ted,  -la  ting, 
-la'tion. 

cir  cum  vent',  -vent'ed,  -ing,  -ive, 
-or,  -ven'tion,  -cum'vo  lant,  -vo- 
lu'tion. 

cir'cus,  »ring. 

cire  per  due'   (ser  per  dii'). 

cirl^bun'ting. 

cirque  (serk). 

cfr'rate,  -ra  ted. 

cir  rho'sis,  -rhSt'ic,  -rhSn'o  sus,  -ri- 
bran'chi  ate  (-kl-). 

cir  ro-cu'mu  lus,  -stra'tus,  -ve'- 
lum. 

cJr'ro  p6d   or   -pode,    -rop'o  dous. 

cir'rose  (-ros),  -ro  stom'a  tous, 
-ros'to  mous,   -roiis. 

ctr'rus,  pi.  -n,   -rus^sac,   =-sheath. 

cir'so  cele  (ser'-),  cir'soid,  -som'- 
pha  Ids,  -soph  thal'mi  a,  -thal'- 
my,     cir'so  tome,     -sot'o  my. 


cis  ai'plne,      -at  lan'tic,      -lei'than 

{or   -tan),    -mon'tane,    -o  ce  an'ic 

(-she-),   -pa'dane,  -sa  hSr'ic. 
cis'co. 

cise'leur  (sez'ler),   -lure. 
cis'sing. 

cis'soid,  -soid  al  {or  -soid'-). 
cist,  -ed. 

Cis  ter'cian  (-shan). 
cis'tern,  -ba  rom'e  ter. 
cis  toph'o  rus,  pi.  -o  ri,  -to  phor'ic, 

-to  phore. 
cis'tu  la,   pi.   -lae,    Cis'tu   la,   Zool. 

genus. 
cit,  a  citizen;  Cit  (chit),  a  Spirit. 
cit'a  del. 

cite,  cit'ed,   -ing,  -er,  -a  ble,  ci  ta'- 
tion. 
cith'a  ra,  -a  rist,  -ris'tic. 
cith'er  or  -ern  or  cit'tern. 
cit'i  grade. 

cit'i  zen  (-zn),  -ry,  -ship. 
cit'rate,    -ra  con'ic,    -re  an,    -rene, 

-re  ous,  -ric. 
cit'ril,  =finch. 
cit'rine,     -rin  ous,     -ri  na'tion,     ci- 

trom'e  ter. 
cit'ron,  -ro  na'tion,   -ro  nel'la. 
cit'ron=oil,    -tree,    -wa''ter,    -wood, 

-yeFlow. 
cit'rus,  -fruits,  -tree.      Cit'rus,  Bot. 

genus. 
cit'y,  pi.  -ies,  cit'y  ful,  -ward. 
cive. 

civ'et,  -cat. 
civ'ic,  -ics,  -i  cism. 
civ  i  ere'  (-ar'). 
civ'il,    -ist,    -ly,    ci  vil'ian,    -vil'i  ty, 

civ'il-suit  ed. 
civ'i  lize,     -lized,     -ll  zer,     -li  zing, 

-li^za  ble,   -II  za'tion. 
clab'ber,  -y. 
cladi,  -an. 
clack,  -ing,  -er,  clacked,  clack-box, 

-dish,  -door,  -goose,  -mill,  -piece, 

-seat,  -valve. 
clad, 
clag,  -gy. 
claim,  -ing,  -a  ble,  -ant,  -er,  -less, 

claimed,  claim'-no^tice. 
cliir  au'di  ence,     -di  ent,      -voy'- 

ance,  -voy'ant,    'oh  scure'. 
claire'-cole. 


fate,   fat,    far,   fall,    ikie,    fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


clam 


219 


clay-cold 


clam,  -ming,  -my,  -mi  ly,  -mi  ness, 

clammed,  clam'bake,  -cod,  «crack^- 

er,  -scrapper,  =shell,  =tongs,  -worm, 

clam'ming=ma  chined 
cla'mant  {or  cl3,m'-),  -ly. 
clam'ber,  -ing,  -bered. 
clam  jam'phrle  or  -jam'fe  ry. 
clam'mer,  -ming. 
clam'or,    -ing,    -er,    -ous,    -ous  ly, 

-ous  ness,   -some,   -ored. 
clamp,  -ing,  -er,  clamped,  clamp' - 

cell,      -con  nec^tion,      -coup^ling, 

-dog,  -i''ron,  -kiln,  -nail,  -screw. 
clan,     -nish,     -nish  ly,     -nish  ness, 

-ship,   clans'man,  pi.  -men. 
clan  des'tine,  -ly,  -ness. 
clang,  -ing,  clanged,  clang' -coFor, 

-tint. 
clan'gor,  -ous. 
clank,  -ing,  -less,  clanked. 
clap,    -ping,    clapped,    clap'match, 

-trap,    -brSad,    -dish,    -net,    -sill, 

-stick. 
clap'board  (klab'bord),  -gage. 
clape. 
clap'per,     -ing,     -pered,     -per  bill, 

-claw,  -stay,  -valve. 
clique  (kiak),  da'queur'  (-ker'). 
Clar'chen     (kler'chen     or     -kyen), 

Goethe. 
cl&r'ence,  a  carriage. 
Clir'en  ceux   or   -cieux    (-shoo   or 

-su). 
cl&r'en  don,  a  printer's  type. 
clir'et,  -cup,   -red. 
clS.r  i  bel'la,    clar'i  chord,    -i  cym'- 

bal,  clar'i  bel-flute. 
clir'i  fy  (-fi),  -ing,  -fied,  -fier,  -fi- 

ca'tion. 
clar  i  ga'tion. 
da  ri  ne'   (-re  na'). 
cia.r'i  net    {or    -.net')    or    -i  o  net', 

-net'tist,    cla  rin'    (-ren'),    cla  ri'- 

no  (-re'-). 
clar'i  on. 

Cla  risse'  (-res'),   an  order  of  nuns. 
cUr'i  ty. 

cla'ro-ob  scu'ro  (-skoo'-). 
clart,  -y. 
cla'ry,  -waiter. 
clash,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  clashed. 
clasp,     -ing,     -er,     -ered,     clasped, 

clasp'-hook,  -knife,  -lock,  -nail. 


class,  -a  ble  or  -i  ble,  -ing,  -man, 
-mate,  -room,  classed,  class' -day, 
-feKlow,   -lead''er,   -shoot^ing. 

cl&s'sic,  -al,  -al  ly,  -al  ism,  -al  ist, 
-al  ness,  -si  cal'i  ty,  -si  cism,  -si- 
cist. 

clas'si  fy,  -ing,  -fi'a  ble,  -fi  er, 
-fied,  -fi  ca^to  ry  {or  -sif'-),  -sif- 
ic,  -si  fi  ca'tion. 

cias'sis,  pi.  -ses  (-sez). 
i   clas'tic. 

cl&th'rate,   -rose   (-ros),   -roid. 

clat'ter,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -er,  -tered, 
-ter -goose. 

Claude  glass,  C.  Lor  rain'  mir'ror. 

Clau'di  o,  Shak.,  Measure  for  Meas- 
ure. 

Clau'di  us,  -di  an. 

clause,  clau'su  lar  (-zu-),  clause'- 
rolls. 

claus'thal  ite. 

claus'tral 

claus  tro  pho'bi  a,      -tro  pho'bic. 

daus'trum,  pi.  -tra. 

dd'va,  pi.  -v(B,  -val,  Cla'va,  Zool. 
genus. 

cla'vate,  -ly,  -va  ted,  -va'tion,  clav'- 
el  late,   -la  ted. 

cla  veau'  (-v6'). 

clav'e  cin,  -cin  ist. 

ciav'i  chord,  -i  a  tur'  (-toor'),  -i  a- 
ture,  -i  ole,  -i  cyl'in  der. 

cl&v'i  cle,  da  vic'u  la,  pi.  -Ice,  -u- 
lar,   -u  late,   -u  lus,  pi.  -ll. 

clav'i  corn,  -cor'nate. 

cla'vi  er  {or  -ver'),   -er  ist. 

clav'i  form. 

dav'i  ger,  cla  vig'er  ous   (-vij'-). 

Cla  vi  le'no  A  li  ge'ro  (kla  ve  la'- 
nyo  a  le  ha'ro),  a  wooden  horse. 

da' vis,   pi.   -ves  (-vez). 

cla' vis  m. 

cla'vo. 

ddv'o  la,  pi.  -l(B,  -o  let. 

dav'u  la,   pi.   -Ice,   -ule. 

dd'vus,  pi.  -vl. 

claw,  -ing,  -less,  clawed,  claw'- 
back,  -ham''mer,  a  coat;  -balk, 
-bar,  -foot,  -ham''mer,  a  hammer; 
-hand,   -joint,   -sick,   -wrench. 

clawk'er. 

clay,  -ey,  -ish,  -band,  -bead, 
-brained,      -built,      -clot,      -cold, 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  <irn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  tiius,  Badi. 


clay-course 


220 


clinch 


-course,  -kiln,  -mill,  -pit,  -puF- 
ver  i  zer,  -screen^ing,  -stone, 
-yeFlow,  clay'ing-bar. 

clay' more. 

Clay  to'ni  a. 

cleach'ing^net. 

clead'ing. 

clean,  -er,  -ness,  -skins,  -cut, 
=hand''ed,    -limbed,    -up. 

clean'ing,  -hvMrant  (-hi''-),  -ma- 
chine^, -valve. 

cl6an'ly,  a.,  habitually  clean,  -li- 
ly,  -li  ness. 

clean'ly,  adv.,  in  a  clean  manner. 

cleanse,  cleansed,  cleans'er. 

clfians'ing,  -days,  -round,  -square, 
-vat,  -week. 

Cle  ante'  (kla^ant'),  Moliere. 

clear,  -age,  -ance,  -er,  -ly,  -ness, 
-starch,  -starchier,  -sto^ry,  -weed, 
-wing,  cleared,  clear' -cole,  -cut, 
-eyed,  -head^ed,  -head^ed  ness, 
-melt^ing,  -seer,  clear'er-bar. 

clear'ing,  -bafter  y,  -beck,  -house, 
=nut,  -pan,  -plough,  -ring,  -sale, 
-screw,   -stone. 

cleat. 

cleav'age,  -cavity,  -cell,  -globule, 
-mass,    -nu'cle  us. 

cleave,  cleav'er,  -a  ble,  -a  biFi  ty, 
cleaved  or  cleft. 

cleave'land  ite. 

cleav'ing,  -knife,   -saw 

cU'che'  (kla''sha') 

cledge,  cledg'y. 

clee. 

cl6f. 

cleft,  -footled,   -graft,   -graft^ing. 

clei'do  man'cy. 

cleik  or  cleek. 

cleis'to  carp.  ,  See  clistocarp. 

Cle  lie'  (kla^le'),  heroine  of  an  his- 
torical romance. 

clem. 

clem'a  tis,  a  plant.  Clem'a  tis, 
Bot.  genus. 

clem'en  cy,  -ent,   -ent  ly. 

Clem'en  tine  {or  -tine). 

clench.  See  clinch,  clench' -bolt, 
-nail,   -ring. 

Cle  o  ma'che  an  (-ke-). 

Cle  o  pa'tra,  Queen  of  Egypt. 
Cle^o  pa'tra's  nee'dle,  an  obelisk. 


clep'sy  dra  (-si-),  pi.  -dras. 

clep  to  ma'ni  a.     See  kleptomania. 

Clerc  (clare),  Fr.  hist. 

cler'gy,  -man. 

clfer'ic,    -al,    -al  ism,    -i  cal'i  ty,    -i- 

cism. 
clgr'i  go. 

clerk,  -ing,  -ly,  -ship,  clerked, 
clfir'o  man  cy  {or  cle'-). 
cle'ruch  (-rook  or  -ruk),  -ru'chi  al, 

-ru  chic  (-kik),  -ru  chy,  pi.  -chies 

(-kiz). 
clench  or  cleugh  (kloodi  or  kld6k). 
cleve'ite. 
clgv'er,  -ly,  -ness. 
clSv'is,    pi.    -is  es    (-ez),  or  clev'y, 

pi.  ies,  clev'is-bolt. 
clew  or  clue. 
clich  (klitch). 
cli  che  (kle  sha'). 
Cli  chy'   (kle  she'),   t.   Fr. 
click,    -er,    -et,    -y,    clicked,    click'- 

bee^tle,   -puFley,   -wheel. 
cli'do  man  cy,  -mas'toid,  -do  ster'- 

nal. 
cli'ent,   -age,  -ship,    cli'en  cy,  -en'- 

tal,  -en'te  lage,    -te  la  ry,    -en  tele' 

{or  cli'-). 
cliff,  -brake,  -lime^stone,  -swaFlow. 
clift,   -ed,    -y. 
clif'ton  ite. 
cli' ma. 
cli  mac'ter,   -mac'ter  ic   {or  cllm^- 

ac  ter'ic),   -ic  al. 
cli' mat  (kle'ma). 
cli' mate,     -mat'ic,     -ic  al,     -al  ly, 

-ma  tic'i  ty,       -tog'ra  phy,       -to- 

graph'ic  al,       -tol'o  gy,       -o  gist, 

-to  log'ic  al,      -al  ly,      -tom'e  ter, 

-ma  tize,     -tized,     -ti  zing,     -tar'- 

chic   (-kik). 
cli' max,  -mac'tic. 
climb  (klim),   -a  ble,  -er,  climbed. 
climb'ing,    -fish,     -i'rons,     -perch, 

c.  boy,   c.  fern. 
clime, 
cllmp. 

ell  nd'men,  pi.  -nd'mt  na. 
cli'nant. 
clinch  or  clench.     These  two  terms 

are  used  somewhat  synonymously. 

In  nautical  and  mechanical  uses, 

and  in    colloquial    discourse,  the 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    m6t,    her,    ice,   in,    note. 


cling 


221 


Clotho 


former  is  more  generally  em- 
ployed. cUnch'er,  clinch'ing 
clinched,  clinch=built,  clinch'er- 
built,   =plat^ing,   =work. 

cling,  -ing,  -fish,  -stone,  clung. 

clin'ic,  -al,  -ai  ly,  -i  cist,  cli  ni'cian 
(-nish'an),   -nique   (-nek'). 

cli  nid'i  um,  pi.  -i  a. 

clink,  -ing,  -stone,  clinked,  clink'= 
shell. 

clink'er,  =bar,  --built,  =plat'ing, 
clink'um=bell. 

cli  no  ceph'a  ly,  -ce  phal'ic,  -no- 
chlore,  -node,  -no  di  ag'o  nal,  -no- 
dome,  -no  graph'ic,  -no  he'drite, 
-no  hu'mite,  -noid,  -no  log'ic, 
-nol'o  gy,  -no  met'ric  (or  clin-), 
-ric  al,    -nom'e  try,   cli''no=ax'is. 

cli  nom'e  ter,  =lev^el. 

cli  no  pin'a  coid,  -coid'al,  -no- 
prism,  -no  pyr'a  mid,  -no  rhom'- 
bic. 

din' quant  (klln'kant). 

clin'ton  ite,  Clin  to'ni  a. 

Cli'o  {or  kle'o). 

clip,  -ping,  -per,  clipped,  clip'- 
chair,  =can'dle  stick,  =finch,  -hook, 
-plate,  =puFley,  =swage,  =yoke, 
clip'per-built,  -ship,  -ping-ma- 
chine'',  -shears,    -time. 

clip'fish  or  clipp-. 

clique  (klek),  w.,  clique,  v.,  cli'quish 
(kle'kish),  -quish  ness,  -quism. 

clis  e  om'e  ter. 

clish'ma  clash,  -ma  claVer,  clish'- 
clash. 

clis'to  carp,  -car'pous,  -to  gam'ic, 
-tog'a  mous,  -a  my,  -to  gene,  -tog'- 
e  nous    (-toj'-),     -tog'e  ny. 

cli  tel'lum,  pi.  -la,  -teVlus,  pi.  -ll. 

clith  rid'i  ate. 

cli' to  ris  {or  kllt-),  -to  rid'e  an,  -to- 
ri dec'to  my,    -to  rism,    -to  ri'tis 

clit'ter-clat^ter. 

clives. 

cli'vus,  pi.  -vi. 

clod'ca,  pi.  -cas  (-kaz)  or  -ccb  (-se), 
-a'cal. 

cloak,  -ing,  -room,  cloaked, 
cloak'=a  nem''o  ne,   -bag,   -fern. 

cloam  or  dome. 

cldck,  -bird,  -like,  -wise,  -work, 
clocked,   -a  larm',   -bee'tle,   -case, 


-face,  -mak^er,  -move^ment,  -oil, 
-piFlar,  -set'ter,  -spring,  -star, 
-stock'ing,  -tow^er,  -tur^ret, 
-watch. 

clod,  -dish,  -dish  ness,  -dy,  -hop- 
per, -hop  ping,  -pate,  -pat'ed, 
-poll,  -break^er,  -crush^er,  -fish^- 
ing. 

cl6ff  or  clough  (kl6f),  a  rebate. 

clog,  -ging,  -gi  ness,  -gy,  clogged, 
clog'head,  -weed,  -aFma  nac, 
-bur  nish  er,  -dance,  -dan^cer, 
-horn'pipe,      -pack. 

cloi'son  (-zn),  -son  nage,  -son  ne 
(-na'   or  klwa   z6  na'). 

clois'ter,  -tered,  -ter  er,  -tral,  clois'- 
ter -garth,  c.  vault. 

clo'nus,  -nic'i  ty  (-nis'-),  clon'ic, 
-ism  {or  klo'-). 

cloop. 

cloot,  Cloo'tie. 

Clo'quet'  (-ka'),  Fr.  surgeon. 

close  (kloz),  v.,  closed,  clos'ing, 
-ed  ness,  clo'sure  (-zhur). 

close  (klos),  a.,  -ly,  -ness, 
-est,  clos'er  (kloz'-),  n., 
fist  ed,   -hand  ed. 

close' -bandied  (klos'-), 
-bod^ied,  -fights,  -hug, 
-plane,  -point,  -quar^ters 
heads;  -sea'son,  -stool,  -time 
-wing,  -work,  c.  quar^ters,  clos'' 
ing-ham^mer,    -ma  chine''. 

clos'et  (kloz'-),   -ed,   -ing. 

closh-hook. 

Clos   Vou  geol'  (klo  voo  zho') 

clot,  -ted,  -ting,  -ty,  clot'bur, 

cl6th  {or  klawth),  pi.  cloths 

cloth' -creas^er,    -dress'ing, 
ing,    -fin^ish  ing,    -fold^ing, 
=lap''per,  -meas^ure,  -meas^ur  ing, 
-pamper,    -plate,    -press,    -prov^er 
(-proDV-),         -shear^er, 
-spon''ger       (-spunj''-), 
-stitch^er,        -teaz^ler, 
-var''nish  ing,     -wheel, 
-yard. 

clothe,   clothed   or  clad, 
-ier,   clothes. 

clothes' -bas^ket,  -brush,  -driver, 
-horse,  -line,  -moth,  -pin,  -press, 
=sprin^kler,  -wring^er. 

Clo'tho.     Myth. 


clos'er, 
close'- 

'barred, 
-pent, 
bulk- 


-weed. 

-dry''- 
hall. 


-shop, 

-stitch, 

-testier, 

-work'er, 

cloth'ing. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fdot,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  Badi. 


cloture 


222 


coal-oil 


clo'ture'  (-td6r'). 

cloud,   -ed,   -ing,   -y,   -i  ly,   -i  ness, 

-less,  -less  ly,  -let,  -land,  -ber^ry, 

-burst,  -scape. 
cloud' =bank,  -born,  -capped,  -com- 

peFler,      -drift,      -kissed,      -rack, 

-ring,    -topped. 
clou  e'  (kloD  a')- 

clough  (kl6f),  a  rebate.     See  clojf. 
clough    (kluf    or    klou),    a    sluice, 

-arch  (kluf-). 
clour  (kloor). 

clout,  -ed,  -ing,  -nail,  -shoot  ing. 
clove,    v.,    clo'ven    (-vn),    clo'ven- 

ber^ry,   -foot'ed,   -hoofed. 
clove,  n.,  -wort,  -bark,  -cin'na  mon, 

-giFly  flow  er,  -hitch,  -hook,  -nut^- 

meg,    -or^ange,    -pink. 
clo'ver,    -y,    -vered,    clo^ver-grass, 

-hulFer,  -leaf,  -sick,  -weeVil  (-vl), 
clown,  -ish,   -ish  ly,   -ish  ness,   -ist, 

-heal,  clown's-mus^tard,  -trea'cle. 
cloy,  -ing,  -less,  cloyed. 
club,  -bing,  -ber,  -bish,  -bist,  -fist, 

-fist'ed,     -foot,     -footled,     -hand, 

-haul,    -house,    -man,    one    who 

uses  a  club;  -room,  -root,  clubbed. 
club' -ball,      -com^pass  es,      -grass, 

-law,     -man,     a    member    of    a 

club;     -mas^ter,     -moss,     -palm, 

-rush,    -shaped,    -skate,    -top  sail. 
cliick,  -ing,  -ing-hen,  clucked. 
clue.     See    clew.  clue' -gar^  net, 

-i''ron,   -jig^ger,   -line,   -net. 
clum'ber. 
clump,    -ing,    -y,   clumps,   clump'- 

block,   -boot. 
clum'sy  (-zy),  -si  ly,  -si  ness,  -boots, 

-cleat. 
cltmch,  -y. 
Clu'ni  ac. 
clunk. 

Clu'ny   lace,  C.  gui  gure'  (ge-). 
clu'pe  id,  -pe  i  form,  -pe  oid. 
clu'pe  in. 
clus'ter,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ter  y,  -tered, 

-ter-cups,    -pine,    -spring. 
clutch,   -ing,    clutched,    clutch'tail, 

-drill,  -lamp. 
clut'ter,  -ing,  -ment,  -tered. 
clyp  e  as'troid,     -e  ate,     -e  i  form, 

-e  o  front'al,     -e  ole,     cly  pe'o  la 

(kli-),  -o  lar,  -o  late. 


cly s' mi  an  (kliz-),  -mic. 

clys'ter,   -ize,  -ized,   -i  zing,   -pipe. 

Cly  tem  nes'tra  (kli-  or  kllt-), 
wife  of  Agamemnon. 

Cly'ti  e  (kli'tl  e  or  klit'-  or  klish'i  e), 
a  sea  nymph. 

cne'mis  (ne-),  pi.  -mi  des  (-dez), 
-mi  al,  -ma  poph'y  sis,  -mid'i  um, 
pi.  -i  a. 

cni'cln  (ni'-). 

cnic'node  (nik-),  cnic'trope. 

Cni'cus  (ni'-). 

cni'da  (ni'-),  pi.  -da,  cni'do  blast, 
-do  cell,    -do  cil,    -do  phore. 

Cni'dus  (ni'-),  Bib. 

Cnos'si  an  (nos'-). 

coach,  -ful,  -ing,  -let,  -bell,  -feFlow, 
-mak^er,  -man,  -mas''ter,  -whip,  a 
snake;  a  pennant;  -wood,  coached. 

coach' -bit,  -box,  -colors,  -cur^ri  er, 
-dog,  -found''er,  -horse,  -leaves, 
-Office,  -screw,  -stand,  -trim^- 
mer,  -wheel,  -whip,  coach'whip- 
snake. 

CO  act',  to  compel,  -ac'tion,  -ac'- 
tive,  -tive  ly. 

CO -act',  to  act  together,  -ac'tive, 
-ac  tiv'i  ty,    -ac'tor, 

CO  ad  ja'cent,  -cence. 

CO  ad  just',  -ment. 

CO  ad  jute',  -ju'tive,  -ju'tor,  -tor- 
ship,  -ju'tress  or  -trix,  -ad'ju  tant. 

CO  ad'ju  vant,  -van  cy. 

CO  ad  min'is  tra'tor,  -tra'trix. 

CO  ad'u  nate,  -na'tion. 

CO  a'gent,   -gen  cy. 

CO  ag'u  late,  -la  ted,  -la  ting,  -tive, 
-tor,  -to  ry,  -u  la  ble,  -la  bil'i  ty, 
-la'tion,   -u  lum,  pi.   -la. 

CO  al'ta. 

coak. 

co'a  kum, 

coal,  -ing,  -fish,  -man,  -mas''ter. 

coal'-back^er,  -barge,  -ba^sin 
(-sn),  -bed,  -bin,  -black,  -hording, 
-box,  -brand,  -brass,  -break'er, 
-bun^ker,  -car,  -car^ri  er,  -cart, 
-chute  (-shoot),  -cut'' ting,  -drop, 
-dumpling,  -dust,  -field,  -fit^ter, 
-gas,  -goose,  -heavier,  -hod, 
-hole,  -hood,  -hulk,  -meas^ures, 
-me^ter,  -mine,  -mincer,  -mouse, 
-note,  -oil. 


fate,    fit,    far,   fall,    fare,    fast,   sofa,    mete,    met,   her,   ice,   in,    note. 


coal-passer 


223 


cockatoo  fence 


c6al'=pass^er,  -pipe,  -pit,  -plant, 
-sack,  -screen,  -scut^tle,  -ship, 
-slack,  -sledge,  -smut,  -staith, 
-stone,  -stove,  -tar,  -tit,  -tongs, 
-trim''mer,  -vieW'er,  -whip^per, 
=work''ings,  -works,  coal'y, 
-hood. 

CO  a  16sce',  -lesced  (-lest),  -les  cing, 
-cence,   -cent. 

CO  a  li'tion  (-lish'un),  -er,  -ist. 

co-al  ly'(-li'),  pl'  -lies'. 

coam'ings. 

CO  apt',  -ap  tate,  -ap  ta'tion,  co'- 
ap  ta'tor. 

co'arb  {or  -arb')  or  co'marb. 

CO  arc'tate,  -ta'tion. 

coarse,   -ly,   -ness,   -grained. 

CO  ar  tic'u  la  ted,  -la'tion. 

coast,  -al,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -wise, 
-ward,   -wards. 

coast'-guard,  -ice,  -line,  -pi''lot, 
-rat,   -wait^er. 

coat,  -ed,  -ing,  -less,  -ar^mor,  -but'- 
ton,  -collar,  -link,  -mon''ey, 
-pock^et,   -sleeve,   -tail. 

coat  ee'. 

CO  a'ti  (-te  or  -a'tl). 

coax,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  coaxed. 

CO  ax'al  or  -ax'i  al,  -al  ly. 

cob,  -bing,  -by,  cobbed,  cob'coal, 
-head,  -nut,  -stone,  -swan,  -web, 
-web''bing,  -web^by,  -webbed, 
-worm,  -horse,  -i^ron,  -joe,  -loaf, 
-poke,  -stack''er,  c.  house,  c. 
wall. 

c6  ba'do. 

cS'balt  {or  -b61t),  -ine,  -ite,  -balt'ic 
{or  co'-),  -ous,  -if'er  ous,  -i  cy'a- 
nlde,  -bal  tom'e  nite. 

co'balt'broom,  =br6nze,  -crust, 
-glance,  -o^chre  (-ker),  -vit'ri  ol, 
c.  blue,  c.  green,  c.  yel'low. 

co'bang  or  ko-. 

CO  ba'ya. 

cob'ble,  -bled  (-bid),  -bling,  -bier, 
-bier  y,  -bly,  -ble  stone,  -bler-fish. 

CO  be  zou'ti  ant  (-zoo'-),  -zou'toid. 

co'bJ  a,  cob'i  tid,  -i  toid. 

Co'blenz  or  Ko'-  (-blents),  c.  Ger. 

cob'ler. 

co'bra,  -brie,  -bri  form,  co'hra'de- 
ca  pel'lo,   »m6n''il. 

Co'b^rg  or  -bourg  (-bd6rg). 


co'ca,  -ca  ine,  -in  ism,  -in  ize,  -ized, 
-i  zing,  -i  za'tion. 

C6c  agne'  (-an'). 

coc'a  Ton. 

CO  cdrde' . 

Coc  ce'jus  or  -ius  (k6k  tsa'yd6s), 
Dutch  theol.  -ce'ian  (-yan), 
-ian  ism. 

coc'ci  form,  -cif'er  ous,  -coid,  -cid. 

coc  cin'e  an,  -e  ous,  -ci  nin,  -nel'- 
Hd,   -nel'line,   Coc'ci  nel'la. 

coc'co. 

coc'co  lite,  -co  Hth,  -co  sphere. 

Coc  cos'te  us. 

coc  cu  lifer  ous. 

coc'cus,   pi.   -ci,   -cous,   -cule. 

coc'cy  go  morph,     -mor'phic. 

coc'cyx,  pi.  -cy'ges  (-si'jez),  -cyg'e  al 
(-sij'-),  -e  us,  -e  I,  -i  an,  -cy  gine' 
(-si-),  -cy  go  dyn'i  a  (-din'-)  or 
-cy  o  dyn'i  a. 

co'chin. 

Co'chin  Chi'na,  Geog.  co'chin- 
chi^na,   a  fowl. 

coch'i  neal  {or  -nel'),  c.  fig. 

CO  chi'no  (-che'-). 

coch'le  a,  pi.  -le  ce.  (kok'-),  -le  an, 
-le  ar,  -ar'i  form,  -le'i  form,  -a- 
ry,  -ate,  -a  ted,  -le  oid,  -le  ous, 
-a're,  pi.  -a'ri  a. 

CO  ci  ne'ra   (ko  thi  na'ra). 

co'ci  nin,  -ci  nate,  -cin'ic. 

cock,  -ing,  cocked,  cock'bill,  -boat, 
-cha'fer,  -crow,  -crow  ing,  -eye, 
-eyed,  -grass,  -head,  -horse,  -loft, 
-mate,  -pit,  -roach,  -rob^in,  -spur, 
-stone,  -tail,  -up,  a  fish;  -web, 
-weed. 

cock'=ale,  =bead,  -brass,  -bread, 
-broth,  -feath'er,  -fight,  -fighf'er, 
-gar^den,  -hedge,  -laird,  -mas^ter, 
-match,  -met'al,  -nest,-  pen^ny, 
-schnap^per,  -spar''row,  -sure, 
-up,  a.,   -wa''ter,  c.  lob'ster. 

cock'-a-hoop,  -and-bull,  cocked - 
hat,  cock'ie-leek^ie,  cock'ing-main, 
cock'spur-grass. 

cock  ade',  -ad'ed. 

Cock  aigne'  (-an'),  an  imaginary 
country  of  idleness  and  luxury. 

cock'a  ma  roo'. 

cock'a  teel. 

cock'^a  too',   -bush,   c.   fence. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  (irn,  etiide,  food,  f^t,  anger,  bonmot,  tilus,  BaCh. 


cockatrice 


224 


coffee-mill 


cock'a  trice  (-tris  or  -tris). 

Cock'burn  (ko'burn),  Eng.  jurist. 

cock  ee'. 

cock'er  el. 

cock'er  megs. 

coc'kle,  'boat,  =brained,  =bril  lion, 
=bur,  'gar'den,  =hat,  =oast,  =sauce, 
-shell,  =stair,  -stove,  =wife. 

cock'ney,  -neys  (-niz),  -nay  dom, 
-ney  fy  (-fl),  -ney  ish,  -ney  ism. 

cocks'comb,  =grass,  =oys'ter, 
cocks'foot 'grass,  cocks'head,  a 
plant. 

cock'swain  or  cox'-. 

cock'y  oFly=bird. 

co'coa  (-ko)  or  co'co,  -nut,  -nut- 
crab,  -nut'oil,  -nut-tree. 

co'coa-oil,  -plum,   -powMer,   -tree. 

CO  CO  bo'lo  or  -bo' las. 

CO  co-de=mer  (-mar),  -wood  or 
co'cus-. 

CO  coi'. 

CO  coon',  -er  y,  -ing,  coc'u  Ion. 

co'co  rite. 

coc'tile,  -tlve. 

CO  cui'sa  or  -za  (-kwe'sa) 

co'cum-but^ter,  -oil. 

c6  cyt'i  nid,  -i  noid. 

cod,  -ded,  -ding,  -der,  cod -fishier, 
-fishier  y,  -glove,  -line,  -liv^er, 
-piece,    -pole,   -sound,    -worm. 

co'da,  CO  del'ta. 

cod'dle,  -died,  -dling. 

cod'dy,  -modMy. 

code. 

co'dex,  pi.  cod'i  ces  (-sez),  cod'i  cal. 

cod'fish,  c.  ball,  c.  cake. 

cod'ger. 

cod'i  cil,  -i  cil'la  ry. 

cod'i  fy,  -fied,  -fi  er,  -fy  ing,  -fi  ca'- 
tion. 

CO  dil'la. 

CO  dlUe'. 

cod'Iing,   -moth. 

cod'lins-and-cream. 

co'do. 

co'don. 

CO  do  nos'to  ma,  pi.  -mas. 

CO  ef  fi'cient  (-fish'-),  -ly,  -cien  cy. 

coe'horn. 

ccel'a  canth  (sSl'-  or  se'-). 

cce  Id'ri  um  (se-),  pi.  -ri  a. 

Coe'lebs    (se'-),    hero    of   Hannah 


More's  novel,  Ccelebs  in  Search  of 

a  Wife,     coe'lebs. 
Cceflel  mln'tha  (se^lel-  or  seFel-)  or 

-min'thes     (-thez),     coe'lel  minth, 

-min'thic. 
Coe  len'te  ra  (se-),  -te  ron. 
CO  el' ho  (-al'yo). 

cos'li  a  (se'-),  pi.  -li  (f,  -li  ac,  -li  an. 
coe  li  ag'ra  (se-),  -li  al'gi  a. 
coeli  ot'o  my. 
coe  lo  blas'tu  la  (se-  or  sel-),  -lo  gas'- 

tru  la. 
coe'lo  d6nt  (se'-). 
coe  lo  neu'ral    (se-),    -lo-nav^i  ga'- 

tion. 
coe  lo  plan'u  la  {or  sel-  or  -pla  nu'- 

la),  -no  gen'e  sis  (or  sen'o-),  -no- 

ge  net'ic,     -no  site     (or     sen'o-) 

coe  ru'le  in. 
coe'lo  sperm,  -sper'mous   (or  sel-). 
coe'lum  (se'-),  pi.  -la. 
coe  lu'rid  (se-). 
CO  en'doo  or  -dou  (-doo). 
coen  es  the'sis  (sen-),  -the'si  a. 
coen'o  bite  (or  se'-). 
coe  no'bi  um,  pi.  -bi  a. 
coe'no  blast  (se'-),  -blas'tic. 
coe  nog'a  my. 
coe  nos'te  um,  -te  al. 
coe'no  type  (se'-),  -typ'ic. 
coe'nure,  -nu'rus. 
CO  e'qual,       -qual  ly,       -qual  ness, 

-qual'i  ty   (-kwol'-). 
CO  erce',     -erced,     -er'cing,     -cion, 

-ci  ble,    -ble  ness     -cive,    -cive  ly, 

-cive  ness. 
coer'e  bine  (ser'-). 
co'es  sen'tial,  -ly,   -ti  al'i  ty. 
CO  e  ter'nal,  -ly. 
coeur  (ker). 
Coeur   de   Li  on'    (koor  de    le  on' 

or   kur   de    li'on),    Richard   I    of 

England. 
CO  e'val. 
CO  ex  ist'    (-eg  zist'),    -ence,    -ent, 

CO  ex  ten'sive,  -sive  ly,  -sive  ness, 
-ten'sion. 

c6-feoff'ee  (-fgf-). 

c6f' fee,  -bean,  -ber  ry,  -big^gin, 
-blight,  -border,  -bug,  -clean'er, 
-corn,  -cup,  -grind^ing,  -house, 
-hull'er,    -mak'ing,    -man,    -mill. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,    met,   her,   ice,  in,    note, 


coffee  =nib 


225 


Coleus 


-nib,      -nut,      -polish  er,      -pot, 

-pulpier,   -roast'er,   -room,   -sage, 

-shop,    -stand,    -tree. 
coffer,      -ing,      -fer  work,      -dam, 

-fish. 
c6f'fin,    -less,    coffin-boat,    -bone, 

-car^ri  er,  -fish. 
c6f'fle. 

cof'fre-fort  (-fr-),  cof'fret. 
cog,  -ging,   -ger,  cogged,  cog'ware, 

-wood,  -bells,  -rail,   -wheel. 
co'gent,  -ly,   -gen  cy. 
cog'ger. 

cog'gle,  -gled,  -gling,  -gle  dy,  -gly. 
cog'i  tate  (k6j'-),  -ta  ted,   -ta  ting, 

-ta  ble,    -ta  bil'i  ty,    -ta  bun'di  ty, 

-ta  tive,  -tive  ly,  -tiv'i  ty,  -ta'tion. 
cog'i  to   er'go    sum  (k6j'-). 
Co'gnac'  (kon^yak'),  t.  Fr.,  C.  pot'- 

ter  y.     co'gnac   (kon'yak). 
cog'nate,    -ness,     -nd'it,    -na'tion, 

-nat'ic. 
cog'ni  turn,  pi.  -ni  ta,  -ni  tive,   -ni'- 

tion  (-nish'un). 
cog'nize,    -nized,    -ni  zing,    -ni  za- 

ble,  -za  bly,  -zance,  -zant,  -zee', 

-zor'. 
cog  no' men,     -nom'i  nal,     -i  nate, 

-na  ted,   -ting,   -i  ne,   -na'tion. 
cog  nosce'  (-n6s'),  -nosced  (-n6st') 

-nos  cing,       -nos  cence,       -ci  ble, 

-ci  bil'i  ty,  -no'vit,  -nos  cen'te,  pi. 

-ti. 
CO  gdn\  -gondl',  pi.  -nd'les  (-las). 
CO  gre'di  ent. 
CO  hab'it,    -ed,    -ing,    -ant,    -an  cy, 

-i  ta'tion. 
CO  heir'  (-air'),  -ess,  -ship. 
CO  here',  -hered',  -her'ing,  -her'er, 

-ence,   -en  cy,   -ent,   -ent  ly. 
CO  he'sion   (-zhun),    -sive,   -sive  ly, 

-sive  ness. 
co'ho  bate,     -ba  ted,     -ting,     -tor, 

-ba'tion. 
Co  hoes'  (ko  hoz'),  c.  N.  Y. 
CO  hoes',  a  salmon. 
co'hog. 
co'hort. 
CO  hort'a  tive. 
co'h6sh  {or  -hosh'). 
CO  hune'  (-boon') . 
coif,  -fure,  -}eur'  (kwof fer'),  coifed, 

coif  fette'   (kwof  fet'). 


coiffe''de'}er  (kw6f'-de-f6r),  'de- 
mailles'  (-mal'). 

coign  or  coigne  (koin),  coign'y. 

coil,  -ing,  coiled,  coil'-plate. 

Co'i  la,  dist.   Scot. 

coin,  -a  ble,  -age,  -ing,  -er,  -less, 
coined,  coin'-as  sort^er,  -bal- 
ance, -count^er,  -silver,  -weight- 
ing, coin'ing-press. 

CO  in  cide',  -cid'ing,  -ed,  -er,  -in'- 
ci  dence,  -den  cy,  -dent,  -dent  ly, 
-den'tal,   -tal  ly. 

CO  in'di  cant,  -di  ca'tion. 

CO  in  here',  -hered',  -her'ing, 
-her'i  tance,     -i  tor. 

CO  in  sure',  -sured,  -sur'ing. 

CO  in  verse'. 

coir  or  coire  (koir  or  kir). 

CO  i'tion  (-ish'un). 

co'i  tus. 

coke,  -bSr'row,  -fur^nace,  -mak'- 
ing,  -om^ni  bus,  -ov^en,  ^tow^er, 
c6k'ing=kiln,    -ov^en. 

col,  a  mountain  pass. 

co'la,  -nut,  -seed.  Co^la,  Bot. 
genus. 

col'an  der  (kul'-)  or  cul'len  der, 
-shov''el. 

col  dr'co. 

Col'burn,  Amer.  math. 

col  can'non. 

col'chi  cin  (-ki-  or  -chi-)  or  -cine 
(-sin  or  -sen). 

Col'chi  cum  (-kl-  or  -chl-),  Bot. 
genus. 

CSl'chis  (-kis),  prov.  Russ. 

c61'col. 

col'co  thar. 

cold,  -ly,  -ness,  -blood'ed,  -drawn, 
-chis'el,  -cream,  -ham^mer, 
-kind,  -mov^'ing,  -pale,  -sheet, 
-short,  -shot,  -sore,  -stok^ing, 
-sweat^ing,    -tank^ard,    -tin'ning. 

cole,  -mouse,  -perch,  -wort,  -rape, 
-seed,   -slaw,   -tit. 

CO  lec'to  my. 

c6re  6  phyl,  -phyl'lous. 

Co^le  op'te  ra  {or  coF-),  co'Ie  op'- 
ter,  -op'ter  al,  -ter  an,-  -ter  ous, 
-ter  ist,   -tile,   -le  o  rhl'za,   -le  pid. 

cole'pix  y. 

co-les  see',  -les  sor'. 

Co'le  us. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  firn,  etiide,  food,  fdbt,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  Badi. 
15 


Colfax 


226 


cololite 


C61'fax,  V.  Pres.,   U.  S. 

col'let  in. 

CO  li'hri  (-le'bre  or  kol'I  bri). 

col  lide',      -lid'ed       -ing,      -li'sion 

c61'ic,  -al,  -ick  y,  -wort,  -ic-root. 

(-lizh'un),     -li'sion  al,     -li'sive. 

c61'ie.     See  coly. 

c61'li  dJne. 

c6ri  form. 

col'lie,  a  dog,  -shang^ie,  =brand. 

Co  li  gny  or  -gni,  de  (d6  ko^len^ye' 

col'lier  (-yer),  -y,  pi.  -ies,  -a'phis. 

or  -len'-),  Fr.  admiral. 

c61'li  form. 

c61'in. 

col'li  gate,   -ga  ted,   -ga  ting,   -ga'- 

col  in'de  ry,  pi.  -ries. 

tion. 

coFi  0  mor'phic. 

col  li  lon'gus,  pi.  -gi  (-ji). 

Col  i  se'um.     See  Colosseum. 

col'li  mate,  -ma  ted,  -ma  ting,  -ma- 

CO  ll'tis. 

tor,   -ma'tion. 

col  lab'o  rate,   -ra  ted,   -ting,   -tor, 

col'lin. 

-ra  teur'  (-ter'),  -ra'tion. 

col  lin'e  ate,  -e  ar,  -e  a'tion. 

col'la  gen(-jen),  -lag'e  nous  (-laj'-). 

col  lin'ic. 

See  collogen. 

col'li  quate,     -qua  ted,     -qua  ting. 

col  lapse',  -lapsed,  -laps  ing,  -laps'- 

-qua'tion,    -liq'ua  ble    (-lik'wa-). 

i  ble  or  -a  ble. 

-ua  tive,   -tive  ness,   -ue  fac'tion. 

col'lar,    -age,    -ing,    -bags,    -lared, 

col'lish. 

-lar  et  or  -ette'. 

col'lo  cate,   -ca  ted,   -ca  ting,   -ca'- 

col'lar-awl,   -beam,    -bird,    -block, 

tion. 

-bolt,      -bone,      -box,      -but^ton. 

col  lo'di  on,     -ize,     -ized,     -i  zing. 

-cell,    -check,    -hardness,    -laun^- 

-di  o  type,  -di  um. 

der,    -nail,    -plate,    -swage,    -tool. 

col'lo  gen  (-jen)  or  -la-,  -lo  gen'ic. 

-work. 

-log'e  nous  (-loj'-). 

col'lards. 

col'lo  graph,  -graph'ic,  -log'ra  phy. 

col  la're,  pi.  -ri  a. 

col'loid,  -loid'al,  -loi  dal'l  ty. 

col  late',  -lat'ed,  -ing,  -a  ble,  -la'- 

col'lop. 

tion,   -tive,  -tor. 

col'lo  phore. 

col  lat'er  al,  -al  ly,  -al  ness. 

col  lo'qui  al,  -al  ism,  -al  ize,  -ized. 

col'league,  -ship. 

-i  zing,      -lo  quist,      -lo  quy,      pi. 

col  lect',  -ed,  -ed  ly,  -ed  ness,  -a  ble 

-quies,  -lo'qtd  um,  pi.  -qui  a. 

or   -i  ble,    -ive,    -ive  ly,    -ive  ness. 

col'lo  type   (-tipe). 

-or,     -or  ate,     -or  ship,     -lec'tion. 

col  lude',  -lud'ed,   -ing,   -er. 

-tion  al. 

col' turn,  pi.  -la. 

col  lect'ing,    -bot'tle,    -cane,    -net. 

col  lu'sion  (-zhun),  -lu'sive,  -sive- 

col  lect'or  mag'is  trate. 

ly,  -sive  ness,  -so  ry. 

col  lect'iv  ism,  -ist,  -lee  tiv'i  ty. 

col'lu  to  ry,  -to'ri  um,  pi.  -ri  a. 

col'leen  {or  -len'). 

col  lu'vi  al. 

col'lSge,    -leg  er,    -le'gi  al,    -al  ism. 

col'ly  bos,  pi.  -ba. 

-gi  an,  -gi  ate,  -gi  urn,  pi.  -gi  a. 

col'ly  bus,  pi.  -bl. 

Col  le'gi  ant. 

col  lyr'i  um,  pi.  -urns  or  -i  a. 

col  le'gno  (c61  la'nyo). 

col' mar. 

Collem'hola,    col'lem  bole,    -b61'ic, 

CO  lo'bi  on,   -hi  um,   pi.   -hi  a. 

-lem'bo  lous. 

col  0  bo'ma,  pi.   -ma  ta. 

col  le'me  Ine,  -le'moid. 

col  0  ceph'a  lo&s. 

col  len'chy  ma    (-kl-),    -chym'a  tous 

col  0  co'lo. 

(-kim'-),  -len'chyme  (-kirn). 

col'o  cynth,  -cyn'the  in,  -thin,  -thi- 

col'len  cyte  (-site),  -cy'tal  (-si'-). 

tin. 

col'ler  y-stick. 

Co  lo'gna  (ko  lon'ya),  t.  It. 

col'let. 

Co  logne'  (-Ion'),  t.  Ger.,  C.  earth. 

col  le  ie'ri  um,  pi.   -ri  a,   -ri  al,   -le'- 

C.  glue,  C.  ware,  co  logne'. 

ter,  -let'ic,  -le  to  cys'to  phore. 

col'o  lite. 

fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    m6t,    her,    ice,    In,    note. 


colombin 


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Combes 


CO  lom'bin. 

CO  lom'e  try. 

co'lon,  a  mark  of  punctuation. 
CO  Ion' ,  a  coin.  Co'lon,  t.  Pana- 
ma. 

CO  16'nate. 

colo'nel  (kur'nl),  -cy,  -ship. 

CO  16'ni  al,  -ize,  -ized,  -i  zing,  -al- 
ly, -al  ism,  col'o  nist,  -o  nize, 
-nized,  -ni  zing,  -ni  zer,  -o  ni- 
za'tion,  -tion  ist,  -o  ny,  pi.  -nies, 
CO  lo'ni  al  goose'. 

col  o  nVtis. 

col  on  nade'. 

CO  16nne',  col  on  nette'. 

CO  lo'nus,  pi.  -ni. 

col'o  phon,   -pho'ni  an. 

col'o  pho'ny  (or  ko  lof'-),  -o- 
phon'ic. 

col'or  (kul'-),  -a  ble,  -ble  ness, 
-a  bly,  -ant,  -ing,  -ine,  -ist,  -less, 
-less  ness,  -a  ture,  -a'tion,  -if'ic, 
-im'e  ter,  -e  try,  -I  met'ric,  -or- 
man,  -ored. 

col'or-bear''er,  =blind,  -blind^ness, 
-box,  -chart,  -cir^cle,  -com  bi- 
na^tion,  -com^pa  ra  tor,  -cone, 
-con^trast,  -cyFin  der,  -di^a- 
gram,  -doc^tor,  -e  qua'tion, 
-guard,  -lake,  -Hne,  -parity, 
-print^ing,  -re  ac^tion,  =>sen  sa'- 
tion,  -sense,  -ser^geant  (=sar^- 
jent),  -strik^er,  -tri^an  gle,  =va  ri- 
a'tion,  -va  ri''e  ty,  col'or  ing- 
mat^ter. 

CoFo  ra'do,  state  and  r.  U.  S.; 
CO.  and  t.  Tex.  C.  bee'tle,  C. 
group,  col  o  ra'do  ite. 

CO  16s'sal. 

Co  16s'se   or  -sae,  Bih. 

Col  OS  se'um  or  CoFi  se'um. 

Co  los'sian  (-los'yan),  pertaining 
to  Colossae. 

Co  16s'sJ  ans  {or  -I6sh'i  anz  or 
-losh'anz),  a  book  of  the  Bible. 

CO  los'sus,  pi.  -si  or  -sus  es,  -sus- 
wise. 

CO  los'trum,  -los'trous,  -los'tric,  col- 
os  tra'tion. 

CO  lot'o  my. 

col  pen'chy  ma  (-kl-). 

col  peu  ryn'ter. 

col  pl'tis. 


col'por^tage,  -por  ter  or  -teur. 

Colqu  houn'  (ko  boon'),  Brit,  ex- 
plorer. 

col'rake. 

colt,  -ish,  -ish  ly,  -ish  ness,  -ale, 
-eVil,  -like,  -pix^y,  colts'foot, 
a  plant;  colt's-tail,  a  plant;  colt's 
tooth. 

col'ter  or  coul'ter,   -neb. 

Col'u  her,  col'u  brid  or  -bride,  -u- 
brine,  -broid,  co  lu'bri  form. 

col'u  bris. 

CO  lum'ba,  Co  lum'ba,  pi.  -bcB, 
Ontith.  genus,  col  um  ba'ceous, 
-bd'ri  um,  pi.  -ri  a,  -ba  ry,  co- 
lum'bid,   -boid, 

CO  lum'bate. 

Col  um  be  I' la. 

Co  lum'bi  a,  -bi  an. 

CO  lum'bi  ad. 

CO  lum'bi  er. 

CO  lum'bin. 

col'um  bine. 

CO  lum'bi  um. 

col'u  mel,  -mel'la,  pi.  -meV\sc, 
-lar,  -li  form. 

col'umn  (-um),  colum'nar,  -na- 
ted,  -ni  a'tion,  -nu  la,  pi.  -lae, 
col'um  nar'i  ty,  -umned  (-umd), 
-um  nif'er  ous,  col' umn-lathe, 
-rule,    -skulls. 

CO  lure',    pi.    -lures'. 

c61'y  {or  c6'-)  or  col'ie,  a  bird;  pi. 
col'ies. 

CO  lym'bi  on. 

c6rza,    -oil. 

co'ma,  -mal,  -mate,  -ma  tose  (-tos), 
-tous. 

Co  man'che  {or  -cha),  pi.  -ches 
(-chSz   or   -chaz). 

co'marb,    -ship.      See    coarb. 

Co  mat'u  la,    co  mat'u  lid. 

comb  (kom),  -er,  -ing,  -less, 
combed,  comb'-bear'er,  -broach, 
-brush,  -cap,  -cut^ter,  -frame, 
-hon'ey.  -jel'ly,  -pamper,  -pot, 
-rat,    -saw,    -ing-ma  chine'. 

cftm'bat  (or  kum-),  -ant,  -er,  -ive, 
-ive  ness,    -a  ble    (or    -bat'-). 

com'bat'tant'      (kon  ba  tan'). 

Combe  (koom  or  kom),  Scot, 
physiol. 

Combes    (konb),    Fr.    writer. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  tlrn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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com  bine',  -bined,  -bin'ed  ly, 
-bin'er,  -bin'ing,  -bin'a  ble,  -ble- 
ness,  -bi  na'tion,  -bi'nant  {or 
kom'-),  -bin'a  tive,  -a  to  ry,  -a- 
to'ri  al. 

com  bus'ti  ble,  -ble  ness,  -tive, 
-tion   (-chun),   -ti  bil'i  ty. 

come  (kum),  =at=a  ble,  =at=-a  bil'i  ty, 
'down,  =6flf,  com'er,  com'ing, 
"floor,   »in. 

c6m'e  dy,  pi.  -dies,  co  me'di  an, 
-me  di  enne'  (ko  ma/dl  6n'),  co- 
me'di  ei'ta. 

come'ly  (kum'-),  -li  ness. 

CO  mfen'ic. 

CO  meph'o  rid. 

co'mes  (-mez),  pi.  com'i  tes  (-tez). 

CO  mes'ti  ble. 

com'et,  -e  ta  ry,  -e  ta'ri  um,  pi. 
-ri  a,  -et  og'ra  phy,  -ra  pher, 
-ol'o  gy,  CO  met'ic,  com'et°find^- 
er,  =seek'er. 

com'fit  (kum'-),  -fi  ture. 

com'fort  (kum'-),  -ed,  -ing,  -er, 
-a  ble,  -ble  ness,  -bly,  -less,  -less- 
ly,    -less  ness. 

com'frey  (kum'fry). 

com'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  -al  ness,  -i  cal'- 
i  ty,  -ique'  (-ek'). 

CO  mi'da  (ko  me'da). 

com  i  ta'li  a. 

com  i  ta'tus. 

CO  mVti  um  (-mish'i-),  pi.  -ti  a,  -mi'- 
tial   (-mish'al). 

c&mi  ti'va  (-me  te'-). 

com'i  ty. 

c6m'ma,  pi.  -mas  (-maz),  -mat'ic, 
-ic  al,   -ma  tism,   -ma»tipped. 

com  mand',  -ed,  -ing,  -ing  ly, 
-a  ble,  -er  ship,  -er  y,  -ment, 
-man  dant',   -man'do. 

com  mand'er,  »in=chief,  -man- 
deer'. 

com  mas'see. 

comme  il  }aut   (kom   el   fo). 

com  mem'o  rate,  -ra  ted,  -ting, 
-ble,   -tive,   -tor,   -to  ry,   -ra'tion. 

com  mence',  -ment,  -menced', 
-men'cing. 

com  mend',  -ed,  -ing,  -a  ble,  -ble- 
ness,  -a  bly,  -a  tor,  -to  ry,  -men- 
da'tion. 

com  men' dam. 


com  men'sal,  -sal  ism,  -sal'i  ty. 
com  men'su  rate,   -ly,    -ness,    -ra- 
ted,    -ting,     -ble,     -bly,     -bil'i  ty, 

-ra'tion. 
com' ment,    n.  com'ment     {or 

-ment'),  v.,  -ed,  -ing,  -er  or  -or, 

-ment'a  tive,   -men  ta'tion. 
com' men  ta^tor,  -ship,  -ta  to'ri  al. 
com'merce,     -mer'cial,     -cial  ism, 

-cial  ly. 
com  mi  na'tion,  -min'a  to  ry. 
com  min'gle,  -gled,  -gling. 
com' mi  nute,     -nu  ted,     -nu  ting, 

-nu'tion. 
com' mis'  (ko  me'). 
com  mis'er  ate     (-miz'-),     -a  ted, 

-a  ting,     -a  tive,     -a  tor,     -a  ble, 

-a'tion. 
com' mis  sa  ry,      -ship,      -sa'ri  at, 

-ri  al,  com'mis  sa  ry^court,  »gen'- 

er  al,     =ser'geant     («sar'jent). 
com  mis'sion  (-mish'un),  -er,  -er- 

ship,    -sioned,   -sion  ing,    -sion  al, 

-a  ry,    -aire',    -ship,    c.  a'gent,    c. 

mer'chant. 
com'mis  sure  (-shoor  or  -mish'-), 

-su'ra,       pi.       -rcB,       -mis'su  ral 

(-mish'-). 
com  mit',  -ted,  -ting,  -tal,  -ta  ble, 

-ter,   -tor,   -ment. 
com  mit'tee,   -man,   =room. 
com  mix',  -mixed,  -mix'ing,  -mix'- 

tion   (-chun),   -ture. 
com'mo  dd'tum,  pi.  -ta. 
com  mode'. 

com  mo'di  ous,  -ous  ly,  -ous  ness. 
com  mod'i  ty. 
com'mo  dore. 

Com'mo  dus,  Rom.  Emperor. 
com'mon,  -age,  -a  ble,  -al  ty,  -er, 

-ish,    -ly,    -ness,    -place,    -place- 

ness,    -weal,    -wealth,    com'mons, 

-mon=sense,  a.,    -mon  place=book. 
com'mo  rant,  -ranee,  -ran  cy. 
cdm'mos,  pi.  -moi. 
com  mo'tion. 

com'mu  nal,  -ism,   -ist,   -is'tic. 
com'mune,     n.,     -mu  nard,     -mu- 

ner,  com  mu'ne  bo'num. 
com  mune',    v.,    -muned',    -mun'- 

ing,      -mun'er. 
com  mu'ni  cate,     -cant,     -ca  ble, 

-ble  ness,  -ca  bly,  -ca  tive,  -tive  ly. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice,   In,    note, 


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-tive  ness,   -ca  tor,   -to  ry,   -ca  ted, 

-ting,   -can'tes  (-tez). 
com  mu  ni  ca'tion,  =plate,  -valve. 
com  mu'ni  o. 
com  mun'ion,   -cloth,    -cup,    -rail, 

-ta'ble. 
com'mu  nism,  -nist,   -nis'tic,  -tic- 

ally. 
com  mu'ni  ty,  -ni  ta'ri  an. 
com  mu  ta'tion,  c.  tick'et. 
com  mute',      -mut'ed,      -mut'ing, 

-mut'er,      -mut'a  ble,      -ble  ness, 

-mut  a  bil'i  ty,   com'mu  tate,   -ta- 

ted,      -ta  ting. 
co'moid. 

Co'mon  fort,    Pres.   Mexico, 
co'mose  (-mos),  -mous 
c6m  pa'cho. 
com'pact,    n.,    -pact',    a.    and   v., 

-ed,    -ed  ly,    -ed  ness,    -er,    -i  ble, 

-ly,  -ness. 
com  page',  -pa'ges  (-jez). 
C6m  pa  gno'ni     (-pan  yo'ne),     It. 

auth. 
c6m  pan'ion,      -a  ble,      -ble  ness, 

-a  bly,  -less,  -ship,  -way,  -ladMer. 
com'pa  ny  (kum'-). 
c6m  pare',  -pared',  -par'ing,  -par'- 

er,  -pa  ra  ble,  -ble  ness,  -pa  rate, 

-par'a  tive,      -tive  ly,      -pa  ra  tor 

{or  -p3.r'-),  -p3.r'i  son. 
com  part'ment,  -par  ti  men' to. 
com'pass   (kum'-),   -passed,   -pass- 
ing, -a  ble,  -less. 
com'pass-bar      (kiim'-),      -board, 

-bowl,    -box,    -brick,    -card,    =di^- 

al,      -head^edj      -joint,-      -neeMle, 

-plane,     -plant,     -saw,     -sig^nal, 

-tim^ber,   -win^dow,  c.  roof. 
c6m  pas'sion      (-pash'un),      -ate, 

-a  ted,  -a  ting,  -ate  ly,  -ate  ness. 
c6m  pat'i  ble,       -ble  ness,       -bly, 

-bil'i  ty. 
c6m  pa'tri  ot,  -ot  ism. 
c6m  pear',  to  appear  in  court;  -er, 

-ance. 
com  peer',  an  equal. 
com  pel',    -ling,    -ling  ly,    -ler,    -la- 

bly,  -la  to  ry,  -pelled'. 
com  pel'la  tive,  -pel  la'tion. 
cSm'pend,      -pen'di  ous,      -ous  ly, 

-ous  ness,   -di  um. 
com'pen  sate  {or  -pen'-),  -pen'sa- 


tive,    -tive  ness,    -sa  to  ry,    com'- 
pen sa  tor. 
com  pen  sa'tion,    c.    bal'ance;    c. 

bars,  c.  pen'du  lum. 
com  pete',  -pet'ed,   -pet'ing,   -pSt'- 

i  tive,     -i  tor,     -to  ry,     -pe  ti'tion 

(-tish  un). 
c6m'pe  tent,  -ly,  -tence,  -ten  cy. 
com'pe  ten'tes  (-tez). 
com  pile',    -piled,    -pil'ing,    -pil'er, 

-pi  la'tion. 
com  pi  td'li  a. 
c6m  pla'cent,       -cence,       -cen  cy, 

-cent  ly. 
c6m  plain',      -er,      -ing,      -ing  ly, 

-plained',   -plaint'. 
cSm'plai  sance        (-pla  zans       or 

-zans),  -sant,  -sant  ly,  -sant  ness, 

com  pla  na'tion. 
c6m'ple  ment,     -men'tal,     -men'- 

ta  ry. 
com  plete',     -ly,     -ness,     -plet'ed, 

-ed  ness,  -ing,  -ple'tive,  -ple'tion, 

-pie  to'ri  um,  pi.  -ri  a. 

ness,      -plex'i  ty, 


(-plek'shun),      -ist. 


-an  cy,  -ant, 
-ly,     -ness, 


-ant  ly. 
-ca  cy, 


com'plex,     -ly 

-plex'us. 
com  plex'ion 

-al,  -ioned. 
com  pli'ance, 
com'pH  cate, 

-ca  tive,   -cant,   -ca'tion. 
com  plic'i  ty  (-plls'-). 
c6m'pU  mfint,  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  -men'- 

ta  ry,    -ta  ri  ly. 
com'plin  or  -pllne. 
cSm'plot,  «.,  -plot',  v.,  -ted,  -ting, 

-ting  ly,  -ter,  -ment. 
com  plu'vi  um,  pi.  -vi  a. 
com  pd'ne,   -poned'. 
c6m  po'nent,  -nen  cy,  -nen'tal. 
c6m  port',  -ed,  -ing,  -a  ble,  -ment. 
com  pose',  -posed,  -pos'ed  ly,  -ed- 

ness,       -er,       -pos'i  tive,       -i  tor, 

-p6  si'tion  (-zish'-),  -po'sure. 
com  pos'ing,    -frame,     -ma  chine^, 

-room,    -rule,    -stand,    -stick. 
Com  pos'i  toe. 
com  pos'ite,  -i  tous. 
cbm'pos  men'tis. 
c6m'p6st. 

cbm'pote,  com  po  ti  er'  (-po  te  a'). 
com'pound,    n.    and    a.,    -pound', 

v.,  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  -a  ble. 


n6t,-  n6r,  use,  up,  iirn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  BaCh. 


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230 


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com  prd  dor'. 

com  pre  hend',  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  i  ble, 

-hen'si  ble,   -ble  ness,    -bly,    -bil'- 

i  ty,     -hen'sive,     -sive  ly,     -sive- 

ness,  -hen'sion. 
cfim'press,    w.,    -press',    v.,    -ing, 

-ive,    -i  ble,    -ble  ness,    -i  bil'i  ty, 

-or,    -pres'sure,    -sion,    -pressed', 

com  pres'  sion  «cast^  ing,      -cock, 

-ma  chined 
com  prise',  -prised',  -pris'ing. 
cSm'pro  mise,     -mised,     -mi  sing, 

-mi  ser,    c.    wheel. 
compt'o  graph    (kount'o-),    c6mp- 

tom'e  ter. 
comp  trol'ler    (k6m-),     -gender  al. 

See  controller. 
com  pul'sion,  -sive,  -sive  ly,  -ness. 
com  pul'so  ry,  -so  ri  ly,  -ri  ness. 
com  punc'tion,  -less,  -tious,  -tious- 

com'pur  ga  tor,   -to'ri  al,   -ga'tion. 
c6m  pute',  -put'ed,  -put'ing,  -put'- 

er,  -a  ble,   -a  bil'i  ty,  -pu  ta'tion, 

-ta'tion  al. 
c6m'r&de   {or  -rad  or  kum'rSd  or 

-rad),  -ship. 
comte  (kont),   the   French  title  for 

Count. 
Comte  (kont),  Fr.  philos.     Com'ti- 

an  (k6m'ti  an    or  kon'-),  Comt'- 

ism    (komt'izm   or   kont'-),    -ist. 
Co'mus. 
c6n,  -ning,  -ner,  conned,  con'ning- 

tow  er. 
c5n  a}  jet' to,  con  a  mo're,  con  hri'o 

(bre'-). 
con  am'a  rin. 
CO  nd'ri  um,  pi.   -ri  a,  -ri  al. 
CO  na'tion,  -nd'tus,  co'na  tive. 
c6n  ax'i  al. 
con  cam'er  ate,    -a'  ted,     -a'  ting, 

-a'tion. 
con  cat'e  nate,  -na^  ted,   -na'  ting, 

-na'tion. 
con  cau  les'cence,  -les'cent. 
con'cave     {or    kon-),     -ly,     -ness, 

-cav'i  ty,   -ca  va'tion. 
con  ca'vo -con'cave,  -con' vex. 
con  ceal',     -ed  ly,     -ed  ness,     -er, 

-ing,  -ment,  -a  ble,  -cealed. 
con  cede',  -ced'ed,  -ed  ly,  -er,  -ced'- 

ing. 


con  ceit',  -ed,  -ed  ly,  -ed  ness. 
con  ceive',     -ceiv'a  ble,     -ble  ness, 

-a  bly,   -er,   -ing,   -a  bil'i  ty. 
con  cen'ter     or     -tre,     -tered     or 

-tred,   -ter  ing  or  -tring. 
con  cen'trate   {or  con'-),    -tra  ted, 

-tra  ting,       -tra  tive,       -tive  ness, 

-tra'tion,   con'cen  tra'to. 
con  cen'tric,  -al,  -al  ly,  -tric'i  ty. 
con  cen'tus. 
con'cept,  -ism. 
con  cep'ta  cle,       -tac'u  lum,       pi. 

-u  la,   -u  lar. 
con  cep'tion,      -ist,      -al,      -al  ist, 

-cep'tive,    -tu  al,    -al  ism,    -al  ist, 

-is'tic. 
con  cern',     -ed  ly,    -ed  ness,    -ing, 

-ment,  -cerned'. 
con'cert,  n.,  -cert',  v.,   -ed,  -ed  ly, 

-mas^ter,    c.  grand,    c.  mu'sic,  c. 

piece,  c.  pitch. 
con  cer  tdn'te  (-char-). 
con  cer  ti'na   (-te'-),   -cer  ti'no   {or 

-char  te'-). 
con  cer'to    {or    -char'-),    pi.    -tos 

(toz). 
con  ces'sion,  -ist,  -ces  sive,  -sive  ly, 

-so  ry. 
con  cet'to   {or  -chat'-),   pi.   -cet'ti. 
conch    (k6nk),    con'cha    (k6n'ka), 

pi.     -chce,     -chal     (-kal),     -chate 

(-kat),   -chlt'ic,   -choid,   -choid'al, 

conch'-shell. 
Con  chij'e  ra      (-klf-),      con'chi  fer 

(-kl-),   -chif'er  ous,   -chi  form. 
con  chin'a  mine   (-kin'-),   con'chi- 

nlne. 
C6n'ch6,  r.  Tex.,  con'cho-grass. 
con  chol'o  gy       (-kol'-),       -o  gist, 

-chom'e  ter,  -e  try,  -cho  spi'ral. 
con'chus  (-kus),  pi.  -chi  (-ki),  -chy- 

la'ceous  or  -chyl  i  a'ceous,  -chyl'- 

i  a  ted,      -chy  lifer  ous,      -chyFi- 

om'e  ter,     -e  try,     -i  o  mor'phite, 

-chyl'i  ous,  -i  um,  pi.  -i  a. 
con'cierge'  (k6n''syarzh'),  -cierge'rie. 
con  cil'i  ate,  -a  ted,  -a  ting,  -a  ble, 

-a  tive,    -a  tor,    -to  ry,   -a'tion. 
con  cil'i  um,  pi.  -i  a,  -i  ar,  -a  ry. 
con  cin'ni  ty. 
con  cise',  -ly,  -ness,  -cis'ion  (-sizh'- 

un). 
con  ci  to! to  (-che  ta'-). 


fate,    fat,   far,   fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice.   In,   note, 


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231 


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con'clave  (or  kon'-),  -cla  vist. 
con  elude',  -clud'ed,  -clud'ing,  -er, 

-i  ble,     -clu'sive,     -sive  ly,     -sive- 

ness,  -sion  (-zhun). 
con  coct',  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  -ive,  -coc'- 

tion. 
con  col'or  (-kul'-),  -or  ate,  -or  ous. 
con  com'i  tant,     -tant  ly,     -tance, 

-tan  cy. 
con'cord,    -cord'an  cy,    -ant,    -ant- 

ly,  -ist,  -cor'dat. 
con  cor'po  rate,  -ra'tion. 
con  cos'tate. 
con  cours'  (kon^koor'). 
con'course. 
con  crfisce',     -cresced',     -cres'cing, 

-(pres'cence,     -cres'ci  ble. 
con'crete,   n.,   con'crete   {or   kon'- 

or   -kret'),   a.,  con  crete',   v.,   -ly, 

-ness,     -cret'ed,     -cret'ing,     -cre'- 

tion,    -tion  al,    -a  ry,    -tive,    -tive- 

ly,  -tor,  con'cretC'press. 
con'cu  bine,     -cu'bi  nage,     -bi  nal, 

-bi  na  ry,   -na'ri  an. 
con'cu  la,  pi.  -lae. 
con  cu'pis  cence,      -cent,      -ci  ble, 

-ble  ness. 
con  cur',  -curred',  -cur'ring,  -rence, 

-ren  cy,    -rent,    -rent  ly,    -ness. 
con  cur'so. 
con  cuss',     -cus'sive,    -sion,    -sion- 

fuse. 
con  cu'ti  ent   (-shI-). 
con  cyc'lic  (-sik'-). 
Conde',     de     (d6     koriMa'),     Fr. 

prince. 
con    del  i  ca  tez'za    (da  le  ka  tet'say, 

con    de  li'ri  o  (da  le're  o) . 
con  demn',     -demned',     -dem'ning 

{or   -dem'ing),    -dem'na  ble,    -na- 

to  ry,   -ned  ly,   -ner  {or  -dem'er), 

-na'tion. 
con  dense',      -densed',      -dens'ing, 

-er,  -er  y,  -den'sa  ble,  -sa  bil'i  ty, 

-sate,   -sa  tive,   -sa'tion,   -dens'er= 

gage,   -ing-coil. 
con  de  scend',    -ed,    -ing,    -ing  ly, 

-ence,   -scen'sion. 
con  dic'tion. 

con  dign'    (-din'),    -ly,    -dig'ni  ty. 
con'di  ment,  -men'tal. 
con  di'tion    (-dish'un),    -al,    -al  ly, 

-al'i  ty,    -ate,    -di'tioned,    -di  ti  o- 


nd'tum,    -tion  ing=house,    con  di'- 
tio   sVne   qua   won  (kon  dish'i  o). 

con  dol'. 

con  dole',  -doled',  -dol'er,  -ing, 
-do'la  to  ry,  -do'lence. 

con  do  min'i  um,     -dom'i  nate. 

con  done',  -doned',  -don'ing,  -do- 
na'tion. 

con'dor. 

con' dot  tie' re  (-tya'ra). 

con  duce',  -duced,  -du'cing,  -ci- 
ble,  -ble  ness,  -bil'i  ty,  -cive, 
-cive  ness. 

con'duct,  w.,  -duct',  v.,  -ed,  -ing, 
-ance,  -i  ble,  -bil'i  ty,  -ive,  -or, 
-o  ry,  -duc'tion,  -due  tiv'i  ty, 
-due  tom'e  ter,  con'duct-mon''ey, 
-duct'or=head. 

con'duit  (kon'dit  or  kiin'-). 

con  du'pli  cate,  -ca  ted,  -ca  ting, 
-cant,  -ca'tion. 

con  dur'rite. 

con'dyle  (-dil  or  -dil),  -dy  lar  (-dl-), 
-dy  loid,  -lome,  -lus,  pi.  -li, 
-lo'ma,  -I6m'a  tous,  -dyl'i  an, 
-dyl'o  pod,  -dy  lop'o  dous  (-dl-), 
con'dy  loid  joint. 

cdne,  co'noid,  -noid'al,  -noid'ic, 
-ic  al,  cone'flow^er,  -bear  ing, 
-billed,  -gam'ba,  -gear,  -gran^- 
ule,  -in-cone,  -joint,  -nose, 
-plate,  -seat,  -shell,  -valve,  c. 
bit,  c.  clutch,  c.  pul'ley,  c.  wheel. 

CO  ne'jo  (-na'ho). 

CO  nen'chy  ma  (-kl-). 

co'ne  patl,  -pStl  {or  -patl). 

con'fab,  -fab'u  late,  -u  lar,  -u  la- 
tor,   -to  ry,   -la'tion. 

con  fAr're  ate,   -re  a'tion. 

con  fec'tion,  -a  ry,  -er,  -er  y,  -pan. 

con  fed'er  ate,  -er  a  cy,  -al,  -a  tive, 
-a'tion. 

con  fer',  -ferred',  -fer'ring,  -ra  ble, 
-ral,    -rer,    -fer  ee',   con'fer  ence. 

con  fer  ru'mi  nate,  -na  ted. 

Con  fer'va,  pi.  -vce,  -fer  vd'les  (-lez) 
con  fer'void,  -vous,  -vite,  -va' 
ceous. 

con  fess',  -ed  ly,  -er,  -or,  -or  ship, 
-ing,  -fes'sion,  -sion  al,  -al  ism, 
-a  ry,  -ist,  -fessed',  -fes'sion- 
chair. 

con  jet' to,  pi.  -tl. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus.  Bach. 


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con  fide',  -fid'ed,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly, 

-ing  ness,      con'fi  dence,       -dent, 

-dent  ly,      -dent  ness,      -den'tial, 

-tial  ly,   -fi  dant',  }em.   -dante'. 
con  fig  u  ra'tion. 
con'fine,     n.,     -fine',     v.,     -ment, 

-fined',  -fin'ing,   -fin'er. 
con  firm',     -ing,     -ing  ly,     -a  ble, 

-ance,    -a  tive,    -tive  ly,    -a  to  ry, 

-ed  ly,     -ed  ness,     -er,     -fir  mee', 

-ma'tion,  con'fir  master,  -firmed'. 
con'fis  cate     {or     -fis'-),     -ca  ted, 

-ting,    -tor,    -fis'ca  to  ry,    -fis'ca- 

ble,   -ca'tion. 
con^fla  gra'tion. 
conflate',    -flat'ed,    -flat'ing,    -fla'- 

tion. 
con'flict,   n.,   -flict',   v.,   -ed,    -ing, 

-ive. 
con'flu  ence,  -ent,   -ent  ly. 
con'fiux,  -flux'i  ble,   -ble  ness. 
con  fo'cal. 
con  form',   -ing,    -a  ble,    -ble  ness, 

-bly,  -bil'i  ty,  -form'er,  -ist,  -i  ty, 

-for  ma'tion,   -formed'. 
con'  for'za  (for'tsa). 
con  foimd',    -ed,    -ed  ly,    -ed  ness, 

-ing,    -er. 
con  frac'tion,  -to'ri  um. 
con  fra  ter'ni  ty. 
con  frere'  {or  kon^frar'). 
con  front'     (-frunt'),     -er,     -ment, 

con'jron'te  (k6n''fr6n'ta'). 
Con  fu'cian  (-shan),   -ism,   -ist. 
con   juo'co  (fwo'ko). 
con  fuse'  (-fuz'),  -fused',  -fus'ed  ly, 

-ed  ness,     -ing,     -ing  ly,     -fu'sive 

(-siv),    -sion. 
con  fute',  -fut'ed,  -ing,  -er,  -a  ble, 

-ant,   -a  tive,   -fu  ta'tion. 
con' ge'    (kon  zha'    or    k6n'je),    »., 

c6n'ge,  v.,  -ge  a  ble,  -ing,  -geed. 
con  geal',   -a  ble,    -a  ble  ness,    -ed- 

ness,    -ment,    -ing,    -gealed',    -ge- 

la'tion. 
cfin'gee     {or    kiin'je),     n.,    leave- 
taking,      con  gee',  «.,  boiled  rice; 

a  jail.       con'gee,  v.,  -ing,  -geed, 

-gee=house,   -waiter. 
c6n'ge  ner,  -ge  ner'ic,  -ic  al,  -net'- 

ic. 
con  ge'ni  al,    -al  ly,    -al  ness,    -al'- 

i  tv 


con  gen'i  tal,  -tal  ly,   -i  ture. 
con'ger,  -ee',  -ger-doust,  -eel. 
con  ge'ri  es  (-je  ri  ez). 
con  gest',  -ed,  -ive,  -ing,  -ges'tion 

(-jes'chun). 
con'gi  a  ry,  pi.  -a  ries. 
con'gi  us,  pi.  -gt  I. 
conglo'bate  {or  con'-),  -ly,  -ba'tion. 
con  glom'er  ate,  -er  it'ic,  -a'tion. 
con  glu'tin   or   -tine,    -ti  nant,    -ti- 

nate,    -na  ted,    -ting,    -tive,    -tor, 

-ti  nous,   -nous  ly,   -na'tion. 
Con'go,  C.  pea,  C.  red,  C.  snake. 

con'go,  a  dance,  con'gO'eeF. 
con  gon'ha  (-ya). 
con'gou  (-goo). 
con  grat'u  late,     -la  ted,     -la  ting, 

-la  tor,  -to'ry,  -la  ble,  -lant,  -la'- 

tion. 
con'gre  gate,      -ga  ted,      -ga  ting, 

-ga'tion,  -tion  al,  -al  ly,  -al  ism. 
Con  gre  ga'tion  al  ist,  -al  ism. 
con'gress,  a  meeting  or  assembly. 

Con'gress,  the  national  legislature 

of  U.  S.       con  gres'sion  al,  con'- 
gress man  {or  Con'-). 
con'greve,  Con'greve  rock'et. 
con'grid,  -groid. 
con'gru  ence,  -en  cy,  -ent,  -ent  ly, 

-ous,   -ous  ly,   -ous  ness,    -ist,   -is- 

tic,   -gru'i  ty. 
con  hy'drine  (-hi'-). 
CO  ni'a  {or  ko'nl  a). 
c6n'ic,   -ic  al,  -al  ly,  -al  ness,  -i  cal'- 

i  ty,       -i  cle,       -i  co  cy  lin'dric  al 

(-si-),     -i  coid,     -ics,     -ic-a  cute', 

-o'vate. 
con'id,   CO  nid'i  um,   pi.    -i  a,   -i  al, 

-nid  I  if'er  ous,      -nid'i  oid,      -i  o- 

phore,  -i  oph'o  rous,  -o  spore. 
co'ni  fer,       -ni  form,       -nif'er  ous, 

con^i  o  sper'mous,       Co  nif'e  ra. 
CO  nif'er  in,  co'nine,  -nite. 
con'i  ma. 
con'i  o  cyst. 
CO  ni  ros'  ter,  -ros'tral,   Co'ni  ros'tres 

(-trez). 
CO  nis'lra. 
con  jec'ture,  -tur  a  ble,  -al,  -al  ly, 

-al  ist,      -al'i  ty,      -tur  er,      -ing, 

-tured. 
con  join',      -ing,     -ed  ly,     -joint', 

-joint'ly,  -joined'. 


fate,   fat,    far,   fall,   fare,   fast,    sofa,   mete,   mSt,   her,   ice    in,    note, 


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con'ju  gal,  -ly,  -ga  cy,  -ju'gi  al  (-JI-). 
con'ju  gate,  -ga  ted,  -ga  Uve,  -ga'- 

tion,    -tion  al,    -al  ly,    con  ju  ga'- 

tion-bod''y,    =cell,    'nu^cle  us. 
con  junct',  -ly,  -junc'tion,  -tion  al, 

-al  ly,    -live,    -tive  ly,    -tive  ness, 

-ture,   -ti  vi'tis. 
con  June  ti'va,  -ti'val. 
con'jtire  (kun-),  to  effect  by  magic, 

-jur  er,    -jur  ing,    -jur  y,    -jured, 

-jur  ing'cup. 
c6n  jure',   to   adjure,    -ment,    -ing, 

-er,  -jured'. 
conk. 
con  mo'to. 
c6n'nate  {or  -nat'),  -na'tion,  -na'- 

tion  al,    -nate=per  f6''li  ate. 
con  nat'  u  ral,   -ly,  -ness,  -na'ture. 
con'naught,  a  cotton  fabric.     Con'- 

naught,   prov.  Ire. 
C6n  ne  aut',  t.  O. 
con  nect',    -ed,    -ed  ly,    -ing,    -ive, 

-ive  ly,    -or,    -nec'tion,    con  nect'- 

ing-cell,    =link,    -rod. 
con  nel'lite. 
con'ner  (kun'-),  a  fish. 
cdn'nex,  -nex'i  ty,  -i'vum,  pi.  -va. 
con^nive',   -nived',   -niv'ing,   -ance, 

-ent,   -er. 
c6n  nois  seur'    (-nis  sur'    or    -sur' 

or  -soor'),  -ship. 
con'no  tate,  -ta  ted,  -ting,  -ta'tion, 

con  note',    -not'ed,    -ing,    -a  tive, 

-tive  ly. 
con  nu'bi  al,  -ly,   -al'i  ty. 
con  nu  tri'tious  (-trish'us). 
co'no  d6nt. 
co'no  scope, 
con'quer    (-ker),    -a  ble,    -ble  ness, 

-ing,  -ing  ly,  -or,  -quered,  -quest. 
con  quet'  (-kwet'). 
con  quis'ta  dor  {or  -kis  ta  dor'). 
con  san  guin'i  ty,  -guin'e  al,  -e  an, 

-e  ous,   -san'guine. 
con' science   (-shens),   -less,    -smit- 
ten. 
con  sci  en'tious  (-sM  en'shus),  -ly, 

-ness,  -scion  a  ble,  -ble  ness. 
con'scious  (-shus),  -ly,  -ness. 
con'script,   a.   and   n.,   -script',  v., 

-ed,   -ing,   -scrip'tion,    -tion  al. 
con'se  crate,  -era  tor,  -to  ry,  -cra'- 

tion,   -cra'tion-cross. 


con^se  cu'tion. 

con  sec'u  tive,  -ly,  -ness. 

con  sen'sus,  -su  al  (-shoo-). 

con  sent',    -ed,    -er,    -ing,    -ing  ly, 

-a  ble,      -sen  ta'ne  ous,      -ous  ly, 

-ous  ness. 
con  sen'tience,  -tient  (-shent). 
con'se  quent,  -ly,  -quen'tial,  -dal- 
ly,  -tial  ness,   -se  quence. 
con  serv'a  tive,   -ly,    -ness,    -serv'- 

a  ble,   -ant,  -an  cy,  -a  tism,  -a  to- 

ry,  -ser  va'tion,   -tion  al,   -va''tor. 
con'ser'va  toire  {or  -twor'). 
con  serve',       -served',       -serv'ing, 

-serv'er. 
con  sid'er,     -a  ble,     -a  bly,     -ing, 

-ing  ly,    -a'tion. 
con  sid'er  ate,  -ly,   -ness. 
con  sign'     (-sin'),     -ing,     -or     {or 

-si  nor')  or  -er,   -signed',  -sig'na- 

to  ry,  -na  ture,  -na'tion. 
con  sil'i  a  ry,  -i  ence,   -i  ent. 
con  sist',   -ed,    -ing,   -ence,   -en  cy, 

-ent,   -ent  ly,   -sis  ten'tes  (-tez). 
con  sis'to  ry,  -to'ri  al,  -ri  an. 
con'so  bri'nal. 

con  so'ci  ate,    -a  ted,    -a  ting,    -a'- 
tion,   -tion  al,  -tion  ism. 
Con  so  Id' to  del  Md're. 
con  sole',    -soled,    -sol'ing,    -sol'a- 

ble,    -ble  ness,    -s61'a  to  ry,    -s5- 

la^tor,     -la'tion. 
con'sole,  n.,  -ta^ble. 
con  sdl'i  date,     -da  ted,     -da  ting, 

-da  tive,  -da'tion. 
con's61s  {or  -solz'). 
con  som  me   (-so  ma'   or  kon-). 
con'so  nant,  -ly,   -ness,   -ism,   -ize, 

-nance,     -nan  cy,     -nan'tal,     -so- 

nous. 
con    sor  di'ni     (-de'ne),    c.  spi'ri  to 

(spe're  to). 
con  sort',  -ed,  -ing,  -a  ble.       con'- 

sort,    n.,    -ism,    -ship,    -sor'ti  um 

(-shI-). 
con  spec'tus. 
con  sperse'. 

con  spic'u  ous,  -ly,  -ness. 
con  spire',         -spir'ing,         -ing  ly, 

-splr'er,  -ant,  -splr'a  tor,  -a  cy. 
con'spur  cate. 
con'sta  ble     (kun-),     -ship,     c6n- 

stab'u  la  ry. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bofimot,  tilus,  BaCh. 


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Con^stans'  (kon^stofi'),  Fr.  poli- 
tician. Con'stans  (-stanz),  Rom. 
Emperor. 

con'stant,  -ly,  -ness,  -stan  cy. 

Con  stan'ti  a  (-shi-). 

CSn'stan  tine,  Rom.  Emperor. 

Con  stan^ti  no'ple,  c.  Turk.,  -no- 
pol'i  tan. 

con'stat. 

con  state',  -stat'ed,  -ing. 

con  stel  la'tion,  -stel'late  {or 
kon'-),   -stel'la  to  ry, 

con  ster  na'tion. 

con'sti  pate,  -pa  ted,  -pa  ting, 
-pa'tion. 

con  stit'u  ent,  -en  cy. 

con'sti  tute,  -tu  ted,  -ting,  -tive, 
-tive  ly,  -ter,  -tor,  -tu'tion,  -tion- 
ist,  -tion  al,  -al  ism,  -al  ist,  -al  ly, 
-al  ize,   -ized,   -i  zing,   -al'i  ty. 

con  strain',  -ing,  -er,  -ed  ly,  -a  ble, 
-strained',   -straint'. 

con  strict',  -ed,  -ing,  -ive,  -or, 
-stric'tion. 

con  strin'gent. 

con  struct',  -ed,  -ing,  -or  or  -er, 
-ive,  -ive  ly,  -ive  ness,  -struc'- 
tion,  -tional,  -ally,  -ist,  -tion-w^ay. 

con'strue  {rarely  -strw'),  -strued, 
-stru  ing. 

con^sub  stan'tial,  -ism,  -ist,  -ly, 
-ti  ate,   -ti  al'i  ty,   -ti  a'tion. 

Con  su  e  lo  (-a'lo  or  kon^soo^a^- 
16'),   George  Sand. 

con  sue  tu'di  na  ry  (-swe-). 

con'sul,  -age,  -ship,  -su  lar,  -late, 
-sul -gender  al,    -su  late -gender  al. 

con  suit',  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  -ive,  -a  ry, 
-a  tive,   -a  to  ry,   -sul  ta'tion. 

con'sum  ah  or  -ar. 

con  sume',  -sumed',  -sum'ing, 
-ing  ly,  -er,  -sump'tion,  -sump'- 
tive,   -tive  ly,   -tive  ness. 

con  sum' mate,  a.,  -ly,  -ma  tive. 

con  sum' mate  {or  kon'-),  v.,  -ma- 
ted, -ma  ting. 

con  sute'. 

con  ta  bes'cence,  -cent. 

con'tact,  -tac'tu  al,  -tact-break^er, 
=lev''el,    =lev^er. 

con  td  di'no  (-de'-),  pi.  -di'ni  (-de'- 
ne),  fem.  -di'na  (-de'na),  pi. 
-di'ne  (-de  na)   or  -di'nas  (-naz). 


con  ta'gion     (-jun),     -ist,     -gious 

(-jus),  -gious  ly,  -ness,  -ta'gi  um, 

-gioned  (-jund). 
con  tain',  -er,   -ing,   -a  ble,   -ment, 

-tained'. 
con  tam'i  nate,    -na  ted,    -na  ting, 

-na  tive,     -na'tion. 
con  tan'go,  pi.  -goes. 
Con  te    (koh^ta'),    Fr.   painter. 
con  temn',        -temned       (-temd'), 

-tem'ning  {or  -tem'ing),   -ner  {or 

-er). 
con  tem'plate  {or  kon'-),  -pla  ted, 

-ting,     -tive,     -tive  ly,     -tive  ness, 

-pla'tion. 
con  tem^po  ra'ne  ous,    -ly,    -ness, 

-ra  ne'i  ty. 
con  tem'po  ra  ry,  -ri  ness. 
con  tempt',   -i  ble,   -ble  ness,   -bly, 

-bil'i  ty,      -temp'tu  ous,      -ous  ly, 

-ous  ness. 
con  tend',  -ed,  -ing,  -er. 
con  ten'e  ment. 

con'tent,    «.,    that    vi^hich    is    con- 
tained; the  contents;  -less,  -tents 

{or  -tents'). 
con  tent',  a.,  n.,  and  v.,  -ed,  -ed  ly, 

-ed  ness,   -ment. 
con  ten'tion,    -tious    (-shus),    -ly, 

-ness. 
con  ter' mi  nal,      -na  ble,      -nant, 

-nous. 
con  test',    v.,    -ed,     -ing,     -ing  ly, 

-a  ble,     -ant,     -tes  ta'tion,     con'- 

test,  n. 
con'text,   -tex'tu  al,   -al  ly,   -tur  al, 

-ture 
C6n'ti  (-te),  It.  poet. 
con  tig'u  ous,  -ly,  -ness,  -ti  gu'i  ty. 
con'ti  nent,    n.,'  -nen'tal,    -tal  ist, 

-tal  ism.  con'ti  nent,    a.,    -ly, 

-nence  or  -nen  cy. 
con  tin'gent,  -ly,  -ness,  -tin'gence, 

-gen  cy. 
con  tin'ue,  -ued,  -u  ed  ly  {or  -ud- 

ly),  -u  er,  -u  ing,  -ing  ly,  -u  ous, 

-ous  ly,     -u  al,     -al  ly,     -al  ness, 

-u  ance,    -ant,    -u  a  tive,    -tive  ly, 

-a  tor,  -a'tion,  -ti  nu'i  ty. 
con  tm'u  d  {or  -te'noo-). 
c6nt4ine  {or  A\n),  =splice 
con'to. 
con  tor'ni  ate. 


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con  tort',  -ed,  -ing   -tor'tion,  -tion- 

ist,   -tor'tive,   -tor  tu'pli  cate. 
con  tour'    (-toor'    or    k6n'-),    -ing, 

-tour'=feath''er,    -hair,    -line. 
con  tour  nc  (-na') 
con'tra  band,  -ism,  -ist. 
con'tra  bass     {or    -bas')      -bas'so, 

-tra  oc'tave. 
con'tra    ho'nos    mo' res  (-rez). 
con'tract,    n.,    con  tract',    v.     -ed, 

-ed  ly,   -ed  ness,   -i  ble,   -ble  ness 

-lie,     -ive,     -or,     -ant,     -i  bil'i  ty, 

-trac'tion,    -ture,    -til'i  ty,    -tion- 

rule. 
con'tra =dance. 
con  tra  diet',  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  -a  ble, 

-ive,  -ive  ly,  -o  ry,  -ri  ly,  -ri  ness, 

-dic'tion,    -tion  al,    -tious,    -tious- 

ness. 
con^tra  dis  tinc'tion,         -tinc'tive, 

-tin'guish. 
con'tra  fa  got' to. 

con'tra  fis'sure  (-fish-  or  -fish'-). 
con  tra  gre'di  ent. 
con  tr^rto. 
con  tra'ri  ant. 
con'tra  ry,    -tra  ri  ly,    -ri  ness,    -ri- 

v^^ise^  -ri'e  ty,  -tra  ry=mind^ed. 
con'trast,  n.,  -trast',  v.,  -ed,  -ing, 

-ive,   con'trast -di^a  gram. 
con''tra  stim'u  lant. 
con'trate,  -wheel. 
con'tra  tensor. 
con''tra  val  la'tion. 
con  tra  vene',      -vened',     -ven'ing, 

-ven'er,  -ven'tion. 
con'tra  yer'va. 
con'tre  fort  (-tr-),  -tre  temps'  (-tan'), 

con'trC'Coup    (-koo),    "Vair',    -er'- 

mine,  4et'tre. 
C6n  tre'ras  (-tra'-),  t.  Mex. 
con  trib'ute,    -u  ted,    -ting,    -tive, 

-tor,   -to  ry,   -tri  bu'tion,   -tion  al. 
con'trite,       -Iv,       -ness,       -tri'tion 

(-trish'un). 
con  trit'u  rate,  -ra  ted,  -ra  ting. 
con  trive',       -trived',       -triv'a  ble, 

-ance,   -er. 
con  trol',    -ling,    -la  ble,    -ble  ness, 

-bil'i  ty,   -ment,   -ler  ship,   -ler  or 

comp-,  -trolled',  con  trol' -ex  per^- 

i  ment,    -trol'ler-gen'er  al,    -trol'- 

ling-noz'zle. 


con'tro  ver  sy,    -ver'sial,     -sial  ist, 

-sial  ly. 
con  tro  vert'  {or  kon'-),  -ed,  -ing, 

-er,  -i  ble,  -i  bly,  -ist. 
con'tu  ma  cy,    -ma'cious    (-shus), 

-cious  ly,  -ness. 
con'tu  me  ly,  -me'li  ous  {or  -mel'- 

yus),   -ous  ly,   -ous  ness. 
con  tuse'    (-tuz),    -tused,   -tus'ing, 

-tu'sive  (-siv),   -tu'sion. 
CO  niin'drum. 
CO  nure'  {or  kon'-). 
co'nus,  pi.  -ni;  Co'nus,  Conch,  genus. 
con  va  lesce',  -lesced'   (16st),  -les'- 

cing,     -cence,      -can  cy,     -cent, 

-cent  ly. 
Con' val  Id'ri  a. 
con  va  nesce',     -nesced'     (-nest'), 

-nes'cing,  -nes'ci  ble. 
con  vec'tion,  -vec'tive,  -tive  ly. 
con  vene',  -vened',  -ven'ing,  -ven'- 

a  ble,  -ven'er. 
con  ven'ience,  -ien  cy,  -ient,  -ient- 

ly- 

con'vent,      -ven'ti  cal,      -ven'tu  al. 

Con  ven'tu  al,    a    member    of    a 

religious  sect. 
con  ven'ti  cle,  -ti  cler. 
con  ven'tion,    -al,    -al  ism,    -al  ist, 

-al  ize,    -ized,    -i  zing,    -I  za'tion, 

-al  ly,  -al'i  ty,  -a  ry,  con  ven'tion 

coin,  c.  dol'lar. 
con  verge',      -verged',      -ver'ging, 

-gence,  -gen  cy,  -gent,  -ges'cence. 
con' ver  sant,  -sant  ly. 
con  ver  sa'tion,  -al,   -al  ist,   -al  ly, 

-ism,  -ist,   -tion-tube,  con'ver  sa'- 

zi  o'ne     (k6n'  ver  sa'tse  6'na     or 

kon-),  pi.  -0  ni  (-ne). 
converse',  -versed'  (-verst),  -vers'- 

ing,   -er,  -a  ble,  -ble  ness,  -bly. 
con'verse,   n.   and  a.,  -ly,  -vers'i- 

ble. 
con  vert',  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  -i  ble,  -ble- 

ness,    -i  bly,    -i  bil'i  ty,    -ver'sive, 

-ver' si  ble,      -ver'sion,      -vert'ing- 

fur^nace. 
con'vert,  n.,  -ver  tend'. 
con'vex,  -ly,   -ness,   -vexed',   -vex'- 

ed  ly,      -ed  ness,     -i  ty,      -vex'o- 

con'cave,  -con'vex,  -plane. 
con  vey'  (-va'),  -a  ble,  -ance,  -an- 

cer,  -an  cing,  -er  or  -or,  -veyed'. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etude,  food,  fo6t,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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copra 


con'vict,   n.,    -ism,    -vict',   v.,    -ed, 

-ing,  -ive,  -ive  ly,  -ive  ness,  -vic'- 

tion. 
con  vince',        -vinced',        -vin'cer, 

-cing,  -cing  ly,  -cing  ness,  -ci  ble, 

-vic'tion. 
con  viv'i  al,  -ist,  -ly,  -al'i  ty 
con  voke',    -voked',    -vok'ing,    -vo- 

ca'tion,   -tion  al,   -al  ist. 
con'vo  lute,  -lu''ted,  -tive,  -lu'tion. 
con  volve',       -volved',       -volv'ing, 

-volv'ent. 
Con  vol'vu  lus,  pi.  -lus  es  or  -vu  li, 

-vu  la'ce  CB,  con  vol  vu  la'ceous. 
con'voy,     n.,     -voy',     v       -voyed', 

-voy'ing. 
con  vulse',  -vulsed'  (-vulst),  -vul'- 

sant,   -sing,  -sive,    -sive  ly,    -sion, 

-sion  al,   -sion  a  ry,   -sion  ist. 
co'ny  {or  kiin'y),   pi.   co'nies,   c6'- 

ney,  pi.  -neys  (ko'niz  or  kiin'iz), 

c6'ny=bur^row,   -fish,   -wool. 
coo    (icoo),    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -ey,    -ee', 

cooed,   coo'-in-new'. 
coo'ba. 
CO  ob  H  gor'. 
coo'ey  or  -ee  or  -ie. 
coof  (koof). 
coo'ja. 
cook,   -ing,   -y  or  -ey  or  -ie,  -er  y, 

-maid,       -room,       -shop,       -ish, 

cooked,      cook'-book,      -con^ner, 

-house,  -wrasse  (=rass),-ing«range, 

-stove. 
cool,    -ing,    -er,    -ish,    -ish  ly,    -ish- 

ness,      -ly,      cooled,      cool'weed, 

-wort,   -cup,   -head^ed,   -tank^ard, 

cool'ing-cup,   -floor. 
cool'a  man. 
coo'li  bah  (-Ie  ba). 
cdo'He  or  coo'ly,  pi.  -lies  (Hz). 
coDm. 

coomb  (koom). 
coD'mie. 

cot)n,  -skin,  -bear,  -heel,  -oys''ter. 
coon'da=oil. 
coon'tee,  a  harrow. 
coon'tie  or  -ty,  a  plant. 
CODp,  -ing,  cooped. 
coop'er,  -age,   -ing,   -y,   -er's-wood. 
CO  op'er  ate,       -er  a  tive,       -a  tor, 

-ant,  -a'tion,  -tion  ist. 
CO  op'ta  tive. 


CO  or  dain',   -ing,    -dained',    -or'di- 

nance. 
CO  or'di  nate,     -ly,  -ness,     -na  ted, 

-na  ting,   -tive,  -to  ry,  -na'tion. 
coor'gee. 
coD'rong. 
Co  6s',  CO.  N.  H. — (coos),  co.  Ore. 

— (ko'os),   Bib. 
coot,  -foot,  a  bird,  -footled,  -grebe. 
coot'er. 
cooth. 
coo  thay'. 
cop,      -frame,      -spin  ning,      -tube, 

-windier. 
co'pa. 

CO  pai'ba  or  -va,  -pai'vic,  -ba-oil. 
CO  pai'ye-wood  (-pa'ya-). 
co'pal,    -pal  in    or    -ine,    -if'er  ous, 

-ite. 
CO  pal'che  or  -chi. 
co'palm. 

CO  par'ce  ner,  -ce  ny,   -ce  na  ry. 
CO  part'ner,  -ner  ship,  -ner  y. 
CO  pa'trl  ot. 
cope,    coped,    cop'ing,    -er,    cope'- 

stone,    -chis^el. 
co'peck  or  ko'-. 
Co^pen  ha'gen,  c.  Den. 
CO  pen  ha'gen,  a  drink;  a  game. 
Co  per'n!  cus,     Pol.    astron.,    -nl- 

can. 
Co  phet'u  a,       Tennyson's        The 

Beggar  Maid, 
co'pi  a    ver  bo' rum. 
co'pi  ous,   -ness. 
c6p  pe  (-pa'). 
C6p  p6e   (-pa'),    Fr.   poet. 
cop'per,     -ing,     -ish,     -ize,     -ized, 

-lazing,    -y,    -pered,    cop'per  bell, 

-bel  ly,      -head,      -nose,      -plate, 

-smith,   -wing,   -work. 
cop'per -bit,  -bot'tomed,  -coF  ored, 

-faced,        -fas'tened,        -fur''nace, 

-glance,    -laced,    -nick^'el,    -pow'- 

der,  -rose,    -wall,  -works,  -worm, 

c.  cap'tain. 
cop'per  as. 
cSp'pke. 
cdp'pin. 

c6p'ping-plate,  -rail. 
cdp'ple,  -pled,  -pie-crown,  -crowned. 
c6p'po,   pi.   -pi. 
co'pra  {or  k6p'-). 


fate,    f&t,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice,    in,    note, 


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237 


Coriolanus 


CO  pre'mi  a    or    -pra'-,    -prem'e  sis, 

-pre'mic. 
cop'ro  lite,  -lit'ic. 
CO  prol'D  gy,  -proph'a  gy,  -proph'- 

i  lous. 
CO  proph'a  gan,  -a  gous. 
cfipse,  -wood,  cops'y. 
cop'stick. 
C6pt,   Cop'tic. 

cop'u  la,  pi.  -las  or  -lae,  -u  lar. 
cop'u  late,     -la  ted,     -la  ting,     -la- 

tive,       -tive  ly,      -la  to^ry,      -la'- 

tion. 
COp'y,    pi.    -ies,    -led,    -y  ing,    -i  er, 

-y  ist,    -y  graph,    -hold,    -hold^'er, 

-right,    'book,    'hold^er,    =mon''ey. 
cop'y  ing-ink,    -lathe,    =ma  chine^ 

=pa^per,  =pen''cil,  -press,  =rib''bon. 
coque   (kok). 

Coquelin'  (k6k''lah'),  Fr.  actor. 
coque' li  qiiot     (kok'li  ko). 
CO  quet',    v.,    -ted,    -ting,    -ry    (or 

co'-),  -tish,  -tish  ly,  -quette',  n. 
CO  quil  lage'  (ko  kel  yazh'). 
CO  quiria-nut  (-kel'ya=),  co  quil'lo 

(-kel'yo). 
CO  quille'  (-kel'). 
CO  quim'bite   (or  -kim'-). 
Co  quim'bo  (-kem'-),  prov.  Chile. 
CO  quim'bo  (-kim'-),  an  owl. 
CO  qui'na  (-ke'-). 
CO  qui'to  (-ke'-),  -oil. 
c6r'a  cle. 

c6r'a  cold,  -coid'al. 
CO  rad'i  cate. 
co'rah. 
c6r'al,   -let,   -line,   -lite,   -lit'ic,   -al- 

loid,     -loid'al,     -la'ceous,     -Hf'er- 

ous,     -lig'e  nous     (-lij'-),     -Ug'er- 

ous,    -aled,  co  ral'li  form,  co  raV- 

lum. 
cor'al  ber-'ry,    -root,    -wort,    -fish, 

-in^sect,    -mud,     -plant,     -poFyp, 

-rag,       -snake,       -stitch,       -tree, 

-wood,    -zone. 
CO  ra'mJ. 
co'ram  jii'dice,  c.  no'his,  c.  non  ju'' 

di  ce,  c.  par'i  dus,  c.  pop'u  lo. 
corb,  cor'ban. 
cor'beil  (-bel). 
cor'bel,  -beled  or  -belled,  -bel  ing 

or  -bel  ling,  cor'bel-piece,   -steps, 

-ta^ble. 


cor  hic'u  lum,  pi.  -u  la,  Cor  hic'u  la, 

Zool.  genus. 
cor'cass. 
c6rd,    -age,    -al,    -ed,    -ing,    -wain, 

-wain  er,      -grass,      -leaf,      -ma- 

chine^      =shng,      -stitch,      -wood, 

-work. 
cor'date,  -di  form,  cor'date-lan'ce- 

o  late,         -ob'long,        -sag'it  tate 

(-saj'-). 
cor'dax,  -dac'tes  (-tez). 
cor^de'chasse'  (-shas'). 
cor  del'   (kor  dal'). 
Cor  de'li  a     {or     -del'ya),     Shak., 

King  Lear. 
Cor  de  lier'. 
cor  de  Here'  (-del  yar'). 
cor'delle  {or  -del'). 
cor'dial     (-jal     or    kord'yal),     -ly, 

-ness,   -dial'i  ty. 
cor'd!  es  (-ez). 
cor  dil'las  (-laz). 
cor  dil'ler  a  {or  -dil  ya'ra). 
cord'ite. 
C6r'do  ba  or  -va,  prov.    Sp.     Cor'- 

do  va,  prov.  Arg.  Rep.;  t.  Mex. 
cor'don,  -do  nette',  -don  net  (-na'). 
cor  don  nier'  (-don  nya'). 
cor'do  van. 

cor  dua  soy'  (-dwa  soi'). 
oor'du  roy. 
core,     -less,     cored,     cor'ing,     -er, 

core'-bar^rel,  -box,  -llft'er,  -piece, 

-print,    -valve,    -wheel. 
CO  rec'ta  sis. 
CO  rec'tome,      -to  my,     cor  ec  to'- 

mi  a,  -to'pi  a,  -e  di  al'y  sis. 
co=re'gent. 
CO  rel'la. 
Co  re  op' sis. 
c6r'e  plas  ty,  -plas'tic. 
CO -re  sid'u  al     (-zid'-). 
CO -re  spond'ent  or  co  re-. 
corf,  corves,  corf -house. 
Cor'fJ  ote  or  -fute. 
co^ri  a'ceous. 
co^ri  an'der,  -seed. 
Co  rinne'      (-ren').      Madam      De 

Stael. 
co' rinne'  {or  -ren').     A   quadruped; 

a  bird. 
CSr'inth,  Co  rin'thi  ac,  -thi  an. 
Co^rJ  6  la'nus,  Rom.  hero.  * 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  iirn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  Badi. 


conum 


238 


corps  d*armle 


co'rr  um. 

cork,  -age,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  -i  ness, 
corked,  cork'brain,  -screw,  -wood. 

cork'=bark,  -black,  -board, 

-brained,  -clasp,  -cut^ter,  -fas'- 
ten  er,  -fau^cet,  -fos''sil  -leath^er, 
-ma  chine',  -oak,  -press,  -press'er, 
-pull,  -puIFer,  -tree,  cork'ing- 
ma  chined 

corm,  -el,  -oid. 

corme. 

Cor  mid'i  um,   pi.   -*'  a 

cor  moph'y  ly. 

cor' mo  rant. 

cor'mus,  pi.  -mi. 

corn,  -bells,  -bind,  -bot'tle,  -brash, 
-cob,  -crake,  -crib,  -field,  -flow'er, 
-shelter,  -shuck,  -stalk,  -starch, 
-stone,  -y,   corned. 

corn'-bad'ger,  -bee'tle,  -chanMler, 
-clean''er,  -coc'kle,  -cov'er  er, 
-crack''er,  -cuFti  va  tor,  -cut'ter, 
-drill,  -eat'er,  -fac'tor,  -fed,  -flag, 
-floor,  -fly,  -goose,  -grat'er, 
-growling,  -harp,  -hardest  er, 
-hook,    -hulFer,    -husk,    -huskier, 

corn' -juice,  -knife,  -land,  -law, 
-lift,  -loft,  -mar'i  gold,  -me'ter, 
-mill,  -mint,  -moth,  -mulFer, 
-oys''ter,  -pars''ley,  -pipe,  -plant'- 
er,  -plas'ter,  -plow,  -pop'per, 
-pop'py,  -rent,  -rig,  -rose,  -row, 
-saFad,  -saw'fly,  -shuck'ing, 
-snake,  -strip'ping,  -thrips,  -van, 
-vi'o  let,  -weC'vil,  -worm,  corn'- 
ing -house. 

corn  ball,  c.  bread,  c.  cake,  c. 
dod'ger,  c.  ex  change',  c.  frit'ter, 
c.  pone. 

cor'ne  a,  -ne  al,  -ne  i'tis,  -ne  ule, 
cor'ne  a»lens,      -re'flex. 

Cor  neille'  (-nal'),  Fr.  poet. 

cor'ne  in. 

cor'nel,  -tree. 

cor'ner,  -er,  -ing,  -wise,  -nered, 
cor'ner-chis'el,  -cut'ter,  -drill, 
-piece,  -plate,  -punch,  -saw, 
-stone,  -tooth,  -valve,  cor'ner- 
ing-ma  chine'. 

cor'net,  -y,  -er,  -tist  or  cor'nist, 
cor'net-stop 

cor  ne'Ja  (-na'-). 

cor  nette'. 


cor'nic. 

cor'nJce,  -nked  (-nist),  -nice -hook, 

-plane,   -ring. 
cor  nic'u  lum,  pi.  -la,  -u  late. 
cor'ni  fy,   -ing,   -fied,   -nif'ic,   -nif- 

er  ous,      -ni  form,      -ni  fi  ca'tion, 

-nic'  u  late,  -nig'er  ous  (-nij'-). 
cor'nin  or  -nine. 
cor'ni  plume. 
Cor'nish,  -man. 
cor' no  di  bds  set' to   (de),    pi.    cor'ni 

(-ne),  cor'no  In  gle'se  (engla'za). 
cor'nu,    pi.    -nu  a,    -nu  al,    -nute', 

-nut'ed,   -ny. 
cor  nu  co'pi  a. 
cor'nu  pete. 
c6r'o  core. 
CO  rol'la,    cor'ol,    -ol  list,    -ol  late, 

-la  ted,        -la'ceous,        -lifer  ous, 

CO  rol'li  form,  -rol'line  {or  cor'-), 

-li  flo'ral,     -flo'rous,     co  rol'lu  la, 

pi.  -IcB. 
cor'ol  la  ry,  pi.  -ries. 
Cor'o  man'del,  Geog.     C.  wood. 
CO  ro'na,  pi.  -nas  or  -nse,  cor'o  nal, 

-nal  ly,     -o  na  ry,    -o  nate,     -na'- 

ted,   CO  ro'ni  um. 
cor'o  nach  or  -a  nach  (-nak). 
CO  ro  nd'do  (-na'tho). 
c6r  o  na'men. 
c6r  o  na'tion,  -oath,   -roll. 
CO  ro'ne,  -ron'i  form,  cor'o  nule. 
c6r'o  ner. 
c6r'o  net,   -ed. 
C6r  o  nil'la,  Bot.  genus. 
CO  ro  nil'la  (-nel'ya),  a  coin. 
CO  ro'ni  um. 
CO  ro'nis. 
cfir'o  noid. 
CO  ro'zo     (-tho)     or     -ros'so     (-ro'- 

s6). 
cor'phun. 
cor'po  ral,    -ly,    -ral  ship,    -ral'i  ty, 

-ral-case,    -cloth,    -cup. 
cor'po  rate,      -ly,      -ness,     -ra  tor, 

-ra  ture,   -ra'tion,   -tion    stop. 
cor  po're  al,   -ism,   -ist,   -ly,   -ness, 

-re'i  ty,     -re  al'i  ty,     -po're  al  ize, 

-ized,   -i  zing,   -i  za'tion,  -po  ros'- 

i  ty. 
cor'po  sant  (-zant). 
corps     (kor),     pi.     corps     (korz), 

corps   d'ar  mee  (kor'dar'ma'). 


fate,    fa,t,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice,    In,    note, 


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239 


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corpse,     =canMle,     -cooler,     -gate, 

'light,  -plant,  -preserv^er,  -sheet. 
cor'pu  lent,  -ly,  -lence,  -len  cy. 
cor' pus,  pi.  -po  ra. 
cor'pus  cle    (-1),    -pus'cu  lar,    -la- 
ted,  -cu  loiis,  -cu  la'ri  an,  -cu  lum, 

pi.  -la. 
c6r  ril',    n.    and    v.,    -railed'    {or 

raid),    -ral'ling. 
cor  ra'sion  (-zhun). 
c6r're  al. 
cor  reef,     -ed,      -ing,      -a  ble     or 

-i  ble,  -ly,  -ness,  -or,  -o  ry,  -rec'- 

tion,   -tion  al,   -rect'ive,   -rect'ing- 

plate. 
Cor  reg'gio  (kor  red'jo),  t.  It. 
Cor  reg'gio,    da    (da    k6r  rSd'jo), 

It.  painter. 
cor  reg'i  dor  (-rej'-),   -reg'i  mi  en'to. 
cor  re  late'   (or  cor'-),   v.,   -lat'ed, 

-lat'ing,     -la'tion,    cor're  late,    a. 

and  «.,  -rel'a  tive,  -tive  ly,  -tive- 

ness,      -tiv'i  ty. 
cor  re'd  (-ra'o). 
cor  re  spond',    -ed,    -ence,    -en  cy, 

-ent,  -ent  ly,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -spon'- 

sive,  -sive  ly. 
c6r'ri  dor. 

cor'ri  gen'dum  (-jen'-),   pi.   -gen' da. 
c6r'ri  gent. 

c6r'ri  gi  ble,  -ness,  -bil'i  ty. 
c6r  r6b'o  rate,        -ra  ted,        -ting, 

-rant,   -ra  tive,   -ra  to'ry,   -ra'tion. 
cor  rob  o  ree'  {or  -rob'-)  or  -rob'- 

o  ry. 
cor  rode',   -rod'ed,   -rod'ing,   -i  ble, 

-roMi  bil'i  ty,  -ro'sion. 
c6r'roi. 
c6r  ro'sive  (-siv),  -ly,  -ness,  -si  ble, 

-ble  ness,   -bil'i  ty. 
c6r'ro  val,  -val  Ine  {or  -to'-)  . 
c6r'ru  gate,        -ga  ted,        -ga  ting, 

-ga  tor,     -gant,     -ga'tion. 
cor  nipt',  -ed,  -er,  -i  ble,  -ble  ness, 

-bly,    -bil'i  ty,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -ive, 

-ive  ly,     -less,     -ness,     -rup'tion, 

-tion  ist. 
cor'sage  {or  -sazh'). 
cor'sair. 
cor'sak  or  -sac. 
corse, 
corse'let. 
cor  sesque'  (-sesk'). 


cor'set,  -ed,   -ing,   cor'set-mak'er. 

Cor'sl  can. 

cor'site. 

cor'tege'  (-tazh'). 

Cor  te  re  al'    (kor  ta  ra  al').    Port. 

nav. 
Cor'tfis    or    -tez,     Sp.    conqueror. 

Cor'tes,    the    national    legislature 

of  Sp.  or  Port. 
cor'tex,  pi.  -tl  ces  (-sez),  -ti  cal,  -ti- 

cate,    -ca^'ted,    -ca  ting,    -ca'tion, 

-tic'i  fer   (-tis'-),    -i  form,    -ti  cif- 

er  ous,    -ti  cine,    -cin'ic,    -ti  cole, 

-cose,   -cous,   -tic'o  line,   -o  lous. 
cor'tHe  {or  -te'le). 
Cor  ton'. 

Co  ru'na   (ko  roon'ya),   prov.  Sp. 
CO  run'dum,     pi.     -dums,     -run- 

doph'i  lite,  -dum -point,   -tool. 
Co  riin'na,  c.  Mich, 
cdr'us  cate    {or  ko  rus'-),    -ca  ted, 

-ca  ting,   -ca'tion. 
cor'vee'  (-va'  or  -ve'). 
cor  vette'. 
cor  vet' to. 

cor  vi'na  {or  -ve'-). 
cor'vJne  {or  -vin),  -vi  form,  -void. 
c6r'y  bant     (-I-),     pi.     -bants     or 

-ban'tes   (-tez),    -ban'tic,   -ban'ti- 

asm,   -bant'ism. 
C6r'y  don,  Virgil. 
Co'ry  611'   (-ri-),   co.  Tex. 
c6r'y  lin  (-i  Un). 
c6r'ynib    (-imb    or    -im),    -ymbed, 

-ym  bif'er  ous,  co  rym'bi  ate,  -bi- 

a  ted,  -rym'bose  (-bos),  -bose  ly, 

-bous,    -bu  lose    (-los),    -bu  lous, 

-rym'bus,  pi.  -bi. 
c6r^y  phae'noid  (-fe'-). 
co'ry'phee'  (ko  re  fa').  c6r^y  phe'us, 

pi.  -us  es  or  -phe'i. 
c6r'y  phene. 

Co  ryph'o  don,  co  ryph'o  dont. 
c6r  ys  te'ri  um,  pi.  -ri  a. 
CO  ry'za   (-ri'-). 

cos  cin'o  man'cy   {or  cos'ci  no-). 
cos' CO  ro'ha  {or  cos  cor'-). 
CO  se'cant. 

CO  seis'mal,  -seis'mic. 
CO  sen'tient  (-shent). 
c5sh'er,  -ered,  -er  ing,  -er  er,  -er  y. 
Co'si  or  Ko'-  (ko'se),   r.   Ind. 
CO  sig'na  to  ry. 


not    nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etude,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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co'sine. 

CO  tan'gent. 

cos'mete. 

cote. 

cos  met'ic   (k6z-),   -ic  al,   -me  tol'- 

CO  teau'   (-to'),   pi.   -teaux  (-toz'). 

ogy- 

co'te  le  (ko'te  la). 

cos'mic     (koz'-),     -mic  al,     -al  ly, 

CO  te  line'  (-len'). 

-mism. 

CO  tem^po  ra'ne  ous,     -ly,     -ness. 

cos  mog'o  ny        (k6z-),        -o  nal, 

-tem'po  ra  ry. 

-o  ner,  -o  nist,   -mo  gon'ic,  -ic  al. 

CO  te  rie  {or  -re'). 

COS  mog'ra  phy    (koz-),    -ra  pher, 

CO  ter'mi  nous. 

-ra  phist,      -mo  graph'ic,      -ic  al. 

C6te'-ro  tie'. 

-al  ly. 

Co  te'sian  (-zhan). 

cos' mo  labe  (k6z'-). 

co'thon. 

COS  mora  try  (k6z-). 

CO  thum',       -thur'nate,       -na  ted. 

cos' mo  line  (k6z'-). 

-nal,  -nus,  pi.  -ni. 

cos  mol'o  gy  (k6z-),   -o  gist,   -mo- 

c6t  i  ce  (-sa'). 

log'ic  al,  -al  ly,  -mom'e  try,  -mo- 

CO  tic'u  lar. 

plas'tic. 

CO  tid'al. 

cos  mop'o  lite,  -mo  pol'i  tan,  -tan- 

CO  ti  gnac'   (-ten  yak'). 

ism,   -po  lit'ic  al. 

CO  til'lion  (-yun). 

cos  mo  ra'ma  (or  -ra'-),  -rSm'ic. 

CO  tin'ga. 

cos'mos    (koz'-),     -mo  scope,     -mo- 

co'to,  Co'to  bark. 

sphere,       -mo  the  ism,       -thet'ic, 

CO  to'ne  a. 

-mo  poi  et'ic. 

co'trus  tee'. 

Cosne  (kon),  a  wine. 

cots'wold. 

c6ss. 

cot'ta,  pi.  -tas  or  -tae. 

Cos'sack. 

cot'ta  bus. 

cos'sas  (-S3.Z  or  -saz). 

cot'tage,  -taged,  -ta  ger. 

cos'see. 

cot'ter,     -tered,     -ter  el,     -ter -drill, 

cos'set. 

-file,   -plate. 

cos  sette'. 

cot'tise,  -tised  (-tist). 

cos'sum. 

cot'tle. 

cos'sy  rite. 

cot'toid. 

c6st,  -ing,  -less,  -ly,  -li  ness,  cost'- 

cot'to  lene. 

book,   »free,    -sheet. 

cot'ton  (-n),  -ade'  {or  cot'-),  -ee', 

cos'ta,    pi.    -tcB,    -tal,    -tal  ly,    -tate, 

-ous,      -y,     -ize,      -ized,      -i  zing, 

-ta'  ted,      -ta'  to  ve'nose      (-nos), 

-mouth,   -tail,   -weed,   -wood. 

-tel'late,   -tel'lum,   pi.   -la,   -tif'er- 

cot'ton -bale,        -blue,        -bro^ker. 

ous,   -ti  form,   -ti  spi'nal,    -to  cla- 

-brush,  -cake,  -chop^per,  -cleans- 

vic'u lar,  -to  col'ic,  -to  cor'a  coid. 

er,    -el^e  va  tor,    -fibber,    -float'er. 

-to  scap'u  lar,    -u  la'ris,    -to  ster'- 

-gin   (-jin),    -grass,    -hook,    -lord, 

nal,      -to  tome,      -to  trans  verse'. 

-ma  chine',           -man  u  fac'to  ry. 

-to  ver'te  bral,  -to  xiph'oid  (-zif-), 

-man  u  fac'ture,   -mill,    -o'pen  er. 

cos'tal -nerved. 

-pick'er,   -plant,   -planf'er,   -plan- 

cos  tean',  -ing,  -tean'-pit. 

ta'tion,     -powMer,     -press,     -rat, 

cos'ter,  -mon'ger,  -boy. 

-rush,    -scrapper,    -sedge,    -shrub. 

c6s'tive,  -ly,  -ness. 

-stain'er,     -sweep,     -this'tle     (-1), 

cdst'ma  ry. 

-topSper,   -tree,   -waste,    -wool. 

cos'tume     {or     -tume'),     ».,     cos- 

Cot to'ni  an. 

tume',     v.,     -tumed',     -tum'ing. 

cot'ton  seed,   -cleanser,   -mill,   -oil. 

-tum'er  {or  cos'tum^-). 

cot'y  le,     -y  loid,     -loid'al,     -y  lig'- 

cos'tus-root. 

er  ous  (-lij'-),  co  tyl'i  form. 

cot,  -bet^ty,  -roll  er,  -town,  cot'tar- 

cdt'yle'don,    -led'on  al    {or    -le'-), 

town. 

-on  ar,    -on  a  ry,  -on  ous,  -on  oid, 

fate,   fat,   far,    fall,   fare,    fast,   sofa,    mete,   mSt,    her,   ice.   In,    note. 


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counter  -signature 


-y  loph'o  rous,  Cot'y  le'don,  Bot. 
genus. 

cou'a  (koo'a),  Cou'a,  Ornith. 
genus,      cou'cal  (koo'-). 

couch,  -ing,  -er,  -ant,  -an  cy,  -less, 
couched,  couch' -feFlow,  -grass, 
-ing-nee^dle. 

cou  de'  (koD  da'),  bent  at  right  an- 
gles,    cou  di  ere'    (koo  di  ar') . 

cou'dee  (koo'da),  a  measure. 

Coues  (kowz),  Amer.  naturalist. 

cou'gar  (koo'-). 

cough  (kawf),  -ing,  -er,  -wort, 
coughed. 

coug'nar  (koog'-). 

could  (kdt)d). 

cou  le   (koD  la'). 

cou' lee'  (koD^la'). 

cou'leur'   (koo'ler'). 

cou  lisse'  (koo  les'). 

cou  loir'  (kdt)  Iwar'). 

cou'lomb'  (koo'lom'  or  -lomb'  or 
-Ion'),   -me^ter. 

cou' lure'   (koo'loor'). 

cou' ma  rou  (koo'ma  roo). 

coun'cil,  -or  or  -lor,  -man,  -board, 
-book,  -cham^ber,  -house,  -ta'- 
ble. 

coun'sel,  -seled  or  -selled,  -sel  ing 
or  -sel  ling,  -sel  or  or  -lor,  -or- 
ship,  -sel-keep^er. 

count,  -ed,  -ing,  -a  ble,  -er,  -less, 
-fish,  -ship,  -out,  -wheel,  count'- 
ing-house,    -room. 

coun'te  nance,  -nanced,  -nan- 
cing,    -nan  cer. 

coun'ter,  -act',  -act'ed,  -act'ing, 
-act'ive,  -ive  ly,  -ac'tion,  -a'' gent, 
-bal'ance,  -anced,  -an  cing, 
-blasts  -brace',  n.,  -brace',  v., 
-braced',  -bra'cing,  -buff',  n., 
-buff',  v.,  -buffed',  -buff'ing, 
-change',  «.,  -change',  v., 
-changed',  -chan'ging,  -charge', 
n.,  -charge',  v.,  -charged', 
-char'ging,  -charm',  n.,  -charm', 
v.,  -charmed',  -charm'ing, 
-check',  n.,  -check',  v.,  -checked', 
-check'ing,  -draw',  -draw'ing, 
-drawn',  -faced',  -foil',  -force', 
-fort',  -gage',  -glow'. 

coun'ter  mand,  n.  -mand',  v., 
-ed,     -ing,     -a  ble,     -march',    «., 


-march',  v.,  -marched',  -march'- 
ing,  -mark',  «.,  -mark',  v., 
-marked',  -mark'ing,  -mine',  «., 
-mine',  v.,  -mined',  -min'ing, 
-move',  n.,  -move',  v.,  -moved', 
-mov'ing,  -mure',  «.,  -mure'  v., 
-mured',  -mur'ing,  -paled',  -pa'- 
ly,  -pane',  -pSr'ry,  v.,  -par'ried 
-par'rying,  -part',  -ped'al,  -plead', 
-ed,  -ing,  -er,  -plot',  n.,  -plot', 
v.,  -plot'ted,  -ting,  -point',  -poise', 
«.,  -poise',  v.,  -poised',  -pois'- 
ing,  -pon'der  ate,  -a  ted,  -a  ting, 
-prove',  -proved',  -prov'ing. 

coun'ter  scarp',  -seal',  v.,  -sealed', 
-seal'ing,  -sign',  «.,  -sign',  v., 
-signed',  -sign'ing,  -sig'nal, 
-sink',  «.,  -sink',  v.,  -sink'ing, 
-sunk',  -stock',  -turn',  -vail',  «., 
-vail',  v.,  -vailed',  -vail'ing,  -view', 
-weight',  -wheel',  -wheeled', 
-wheel'ing,  -work',  n.,  -work', 
v.,  -worked',   -work'ing. 

coun'ter-ap  peal',  -ap  pel'lant, 

-ap  proach',  -arch',  -at  tired', 
-at  trac'tion,  -at  tract'ive,  -bat'- 
ter  y,  -bat'tled,  -beam',  -bond', 
-brand',  -camp',  -carte',  -chev'- 
ron  ny  (-shev'-),  -claim',  -clock'- 
wise,  -col'ored,  -com  po'ny, 
-couch'ant,  -cou'rant  {or  -rant'), 
-cur'rent,  -deed',  -dis  tinc'tion, 
-drain',  -earth',  -em  bat'tled, 
-em  bowed',  -en  am'el,  -er'mlne, 
-es  cal'Ioped  (-kol'-),  -ev'i  dence, 
-ex  ten'sion,  -fall'er,  -force, 
-gear',  -guard',  -hurt'er,  -in'flu- 
ence,  -Ir'ri  tant,  -ir  ri  ta'tion, 
-jump'er,  -light',  -lode'. 

coun'ter -mo't  ion,  -mo'tive, 
-move'ment,  -nai'ant,  -neb'u  le 
(-la),  -ne  go  ti  a'tion  (-shi  a'-), 
-noise',  -o'pen  ing,  -pace',  -par'- 
a  dox,  -pa  rol',  -par'ry,  n.,  -pas'- 
sant,  -pend'ent,  -pis'ton,  -plea', 
-plot',  «.,  -poi'son  (-zn),  =po'- 
tent,  -prac'tice,  -pres'sure, 
-proj'ect,  -proof,  -punch', 
-quar'tered,  -rag  tiled',  -rail, 
-ram'pant,  -re  flect'ed,  -rev  o- 
lu'tion,  -rev  o  lu'tion  a  ry,  -rev- 
o  lu'tion  ist,  -round,  -scuffle, 
-sea',    -seal',   n.,    -shaft',    -sig'na- 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  <irn,  etiide,  food,  fdbt,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 
i6 


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242 


cover=cloth 


ture,  -slope'',  -stand'',  -state'- 
ment,  -stat^ute  -step',  -stroke', 
-sub'ject,  -sure'ty,  -sway',  -tal'- 
ly,  -ten'den  cy,  -ten'or,  -term'', 
-tide,  -tierce',  -tim'ber,  -time', 
-trac'tion,  -trench',  -trip'pant, 
-trip'ping,  -turn,  -type',  -vair', 
-vair'y. 

coun'ter  felt,  a.,  «.,  and  v.,  -ed, 
-ing,  -er,  -ly,  -ness. 

count'ess,  pi.  -ess  es  (-ez). 

coiin'try,  -tri  fy  (-fi),  -fy  ing, 
-fied,  -man,  -side,  -wom'an, 
-base,  -bred,  -dance,  -rock, 
-seat. 

coun'ty,  -seat. 

coup  (koo),  n.,  coup'  de  grace', 
coup'  de  main',  c.  d.  so  leW 
(-lal'),  c.  d'e  tat'  (da  ta'),  c. 
d'asW   (-del'   or   -dey). 

cou  pe  (koo  pa'),  a  carriage. 

cou  pee'  (koD  pe'  or  -pa'),  a  motion 
in  dancing;  cou  pee  (koo  pa'), 
a  term  in  heraldry;  couped 
(kobpt). 

coupe' 'gorge'  (koop'-gorzh'). 

cou'per  (koo'-). 

cou'ple  (ku'pl),  -pled  (-pld), 
coup'ler,  coup'let,  cou'ple -close 
(^-klos). 

coup'ling,  -box,  -link,  -pin,  -pole, 
-strap,  -valve. 

cou'pon  (koo'-),  c.  bond,  c. 
tick'et. 

cou  piire'  (koo-). 

cour'age,  -a'geous  (-jus),  -geous  ly, 
-geous  ness. 

cou'rant  (koo'rant  or  -rant'),  a. 
and  n.,  a  term  in  heraldry. 

cou  rant'  (koo-),  n.,  a  dance;  a 
kind  of  music. 

cou'rant  (koo'rant  or  -rant'),  a 
newspaper. 

cou  rap'   (koo-). 

cour'ba  ril  (kdor'-). 

cour  q.on'  (koor'sdn'). 

courge  (koorzh). 

cou'ri  er  (koo'-). 

cou'ril  (koo'-). 

cour'lan  (koor'-). 

cour'lett  (koor'-). 

cour'mi  (koor'-)  or  cur'-. 

cou'rol  (koo'-). 


cou  ron  ne'   (koo  ron  na'). 
cou'rou  cou  (koo'r<ro  koo). 
course,  coursed,  cours'er. 
cours'ing,   -hat,   =joint,   -tri'al. 
court,    -ed,    -ing,    -er,    -ier    (-yer), 

-ier  ly,    -like,    -ly,    -li  ness,    -ling, 

-craft,   -ship,   -yard. 
court' -b^r'on,    -bred,    -card,    -day, 

-dress'er,    -hand,    -house,    -lands, 

-leet,     -mar'shal,    a    marshal    at 

court;    -mar'tial,    v.,    to    arraign; 

-plas'ter,    -rolls,    -shift,    -ten'nis, 

c.   chap'laln,   c.   dress,   c.   fa'vor, 

c.  fool,  c.  guide,  c.  mar'tial,  «., 

a  trial;  c.  mourn'ing,  c.  sword. 
cour'te  sy  (kur'-),  pi.  -te  sies  (-siz), 

courte'sy  (kurt'sy),  -sied,   -sy  ing. 
cour'  te  zan  or  -san  (kur'-),  -ship. 
cou'ry  (kow'-). 
cous'-cous    (koos'-koos)    or  cous'- 

cou  sou'    (-koo  soo'),    a    favorite 

African  dish. 
cous'cous  (koos'koDs),  Zool. 
cou'se  ran  ite  (koo'ze-). 
Cou  sin'      (koo'zan'),      Jean,      Fr. 

painter;  Victor,   Fr.  philos. 
cous'in    (kuz'n),    -hood,    -ly,    -ry, 

-ship. 
cous'  si  net'  (koo'si  net'  or-  se  na'). 
cou  su'  (koo-). 
cou  teau'     (koo  to'),     pi.     -teaux 

(-toz'). 
cou'til  (koo'-  or  -til'). 
cou'vdde'  (koo'-). 
cou  verte'  (koo  vert'). 
cou  veuse'  (koo  vez'). 
cou'vre-nuque  (koo'vr-nuk). 
cou'xi  a  (kdo'shl  a),  -xi  o  (-shi  o). 
CO  vd'do. 
CO  va'ri  ant. 
cove,      coved,      cove'-brack'et  ing, 

-plane. 
CO  vel'Une  or  -lite  {or  cov'el-). 
cov'e  nant   (kuv'-),   -ed,   -ing,   -er, 

one  who  makes  a  covenant;   -or 

and  -nan  tee',  in  law,  parties  to 

a    contract.         Cov'e  nan  ter,    a 

religious  body. 
Cov'en  try   (kuv'-),   t.   Eng.        C. 

Act,      C.     blue,     cov'en  try-bell, 

-rape. 
cov'er    (ktiv'-),    -ered,    -er  er,    -er- 

ing,      -er  let,      -er  Ud,      -er -cloth, 


fate    f§,t,   far,   fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,    met,   her,    ice,   in,    note, 


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243 


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-glass,  -point,  -side,  -slip,  -er- 
ing'board,  -strap. 

CO -versed'  sine. 

cov'ert  (kuv'-),  -ly,  -er  ture, 
cov'ert-bar'on,   -feath^er,   -way. 

cov'et  (kuv'-),  -a  ble,  -ed,  -er,  -ing, 
-ous,  -ous  ly,  -ous  ness,  -ive- 
ness. 

CO  vet'ta. 

cov'ey  (kuv'y),  pi.  -eys. 

co'vid. 

cov'ing. 

cow,  -ing,  cowed,  cow'bane,  -ber^- 
ry,  -bind,  -bird,  -boy,  -catchier, 
-fish,  -herd,  -hide,  -lick,  -like, 
-pock,  -pox,  -quakes,  -sUp, 
-weed. 

cow'-beck,  -bell,  -black^bird, 
-blakes,  -bun''ting,  -cher^vil, 
-cress,  -doc^tor,  =feed'er,  -gate, 
-grass,  -heel,  =herb,  =hitch, 
-hocked,  -horn,  =house,  =keep'er, 
-kilFer,  -leech,  -leech^ing,  -man, 
-oak,  -pars'ley,  -pars''nip,  -path, 
-pea,  -pi'lot,  -plant,  =poi'son, 
-po'ny,  -shark,  -stone,  -tree, 
-troop^i  al,  -wheat,  c.  calf,  cow'- 
pen-bird. 

cow'ard,  -ice  (-iss),  -ly,  -li  ness. 

cow'die-gum. 

cow'er,  -ing,  -ered. 

cow'hage  (-aj). 

cowl,   -mus^cle. 

cowle  (koul). 

Cow'per  {or  koo'-),  Eng.  poet. 
Cow  pe'ri  an,   -ri  an  glands. 

cow'rie=pine  or  -ry-. 

cow'ry. 

cox' a,  pi.  -CB,  -al,  -aFgy,  -al'gl  a, 
-al'gic. 

cox'comb  (-kom),  -comb'ic  al 
(-kom'-),   -al  ly,   -comb  ry. 

COX  en'dix,  pi.  -di  ces. 

cox'swain.     See  cockswain. 

cox'y. 

coy,  -ish,  -ly,  -ness. 

coy'6  te  (ki'-)  or  -ote  or  c6  yo'te. 

coy'pou  or  -pu  (-poo). 

coz  (kuz). 

CO  za'ri. 

coz'en  (kuz'n),  -age,   -er,  -ing. 

co'zy,   -zi  ly,   -zi  ness. 

crab,  -ber,  -bing,  -ber  y,  -catchier, 


a    bird;    -eat^er,    a    fish;    -slMle, 
-stick,  -stock,  -stone. 

crab'=ap''ple,  -catchier,  a  person; 
-eat^er,  a  person;  -farm^ing, 
-grass,  -lob^ster,  -louse,  -oil, 
-pot,  -roIFer,  -spiMer,  -tree, 
-winch,  -wood,  -yaws,  crab's- 
claw,   -eyes. 

crab'bed,  -ness. 

crack,  -ing,  -er,  cracked,  crack'- 
skull,  -tryst,  cracks'man,.  crack'- 
brained,   -wiFlow,  -er-bak^er. 

crac'kle,  -kled,  -kling,  c.  chi'na, 
c.  glass,  c.  porce'lain,  c.  ware. 

crack'nel. 

crack'y. 

Cra  co'vi  an. 

era  co'vi  enne'.    ► 

cra'dle,  -died,  -dling,  -die -bar, 
-cap,  -clothes,  -hole,  -rockier, 
-scythe,  c.  vault. 

craft,  -i  ly,  -i  ness,  -less,  -y, 
crafts^man,   -man  ship. 

crag,  -ged,  -ged  ness,  -gi  ness,  -gy, 
crags'man. 

crag'gan. 

craig,  -fluke,  c.  flounder. 

crair -capon. 

crai'sey  (-zy)  or  -zey. 

crake,  craked,  crak'ing,  crake'- 
ber^ry,   -hSr^ring,    -neeMles. 

crim,  -ming,  -mer,  crammed. 

crim  b^m'bu  11  or  -lee. 

crim'bo,  -clink,  -jin^gle. 

cramp,  -ing,  -y.  -fish,  cramped, 
cramp' -bark,  -bone,  -drill,  =i  ron, 
-joint,    -ray,    -ring,    -stone. 

cram'pet  or  -pit. 

cram'pon  or  -poon',  -po  nee'. 

cran'ber  ry,   -gath'er  er,   -tree. 

cranch.     See  craunch. 

cran'dall. 

crane,  craned,  cran'er,  -ing,  -age. 

crane'-fly,  -laMle,  -Hne,  -necked, 
-post,  -shaft,  -stalk,  cranes'bill, 
a  plant. 

cra'ni  um,  pi.  -ni  a,  -ni  al,  -ni  a- 
cro'mi  al,  -ni  o  fa'cial,  -o  clasm, 
-o  clast,  -o  graph,  -ol'o  gy,  -o- 
gist,  -o  log'ic  al,  -om'e  try, 
-o  met'ric,  -ric  al,  -os'co  py, 
-co  pist,   -ot'o  my. 

crank,   -i  ness,   -y,   -bird,  cranked. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  tarn,  etiide,  food,  fdot,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  Badi. 


crank -axle 


244 


crepera 


crank' =axle,  -brace,  -hatch^es, 
-hook,  -pin,  -plane,  -pull''er, 
-shaft,   -sidled,   -wheel. 

cran'nog  or  -noge  (-noj). 

cran'ny,  -nied,  -ny  ing. 

cran'ock. 

cran'ta  ra   (or   -ta'ra   or  -ta'ra). 

crap'au  dine. 

crape,  craped,  crap'ing,  -y, 
crape' -cloth,  -fish,  =hair,  -myr^- 
tle,     crap'ing=ma  chined 

cra.p'p3[e  or  crap'et. 

cra.p'pit=hSad. 

crips. 

crap'u  lence,  -u  lent. 

cr&sh,  -ing,   crashed. 

cra'sis. 

eras  ped'o  drome. 

criss,  -ness,  -ly. 

erases!  lin'gual. 

eras  su  la'ce  ous. 

crate,  crat'ed,   -ing. 

cra'ter,  -al,  -ter  let,  -ter  ous,  -tSr'- 
i  form. 

craunch  or  cranch,  -ing,  craunched. 

era  vat',  -ted,  -vat'-goose. 

crave,  craved,  crav'ing,  -ing  ly, 
-ing  ness,  -er. 

cra'ven  (-vn). 

cra'vo. 

craw,  -fish  or  cray'fish. 

crawl,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -y,  crawled, 
crawl' -a -bot^  torn. 

craw'ley,  -root. 

cray'on,  -6ned,  -on  ing,  -on-board, 
-draw'ing. 

craze,  crazed,  craz'ing,  -ed  ness, 
cra'zy,  -zi  ly,  -zi  ness,  -zy  weed, 
cra'zy-bone,  -quilt,  -work. 

creak,   -ing,   -ing  ly,   -y,   creaked. 

cream,  -er,  -er  y,  -i  ness,  -y, 
-cups,  a  plant;  -fruit,  -cake, 
-colored,  -faced,  -freez^er,  -jug, 
-laid,  -nut,  -pan,  -pitchier,  -pot, 
-slice,  -white,  -wove,  c.  cheese, 
c.  ware,  cream'ing-pan. 

crease,  creased,  creas'er,  -ing,  -y, 
-ing-ham'mer,   -tool. 

cre'dt. 

ere  ate',  -a'ted,  -a'ting,  -a'tive, 
-a  tive  ness,  -a'  tor,  -tor  ship, 
-a'tion,  -tion  al,   -tion  ism. 

ere  a  toph'a  goiis. 


erea'ture,  -ship. 

cre^brJ  cos'tate,  -bri  sul'cate. 

creche   (krash). 

Cr^'cy  (kres'sl  or  kra  se'),  t.  Fr. 

cre'dence,      -den'dum,      pi.      -da, 

-dent,      -dence-ta^ble. 
ere  den'tial. 

erfid'i  ble,   -i  bly,   -i  bil'i  ty. 
crfid'it,  -ed,  -ing,  -or,  -a  ble,  -ble- 

ness,  -a  bly,  cred'it-un''ion. 
cre'dit'    ]on'cier'   (kraMe'   fon^sya'), 

Cre  dW    Mo' hi' Her'    (mo^beFya'). 
cre'do,  -du'U  ty,  cred'u  lous,  -lous- 

ly,  -lous  ness. 
Cree,  pi.  Crees,  a  tribe  of  Indians. 
cree,  to  soften  by  boiling;   cree'ing, 

creed. 
creed,  -less,  creeds'man. 
creek,  -y,  -fish,   -duck.     Creeks,  a 

tribe  of  Indians. 
creel,  -frame. 

creep,  -er,  -y,  -i  ness,  -hole,  -mouse. 
creep'ing,  -ly,   -disk,   -jack,   -jen^- 

ny,   -saiFor,   -sheet,   -sick^ness. 
creese,  a  sword. 
Cre'feld   (kra'felt).   t.   Ger. 
ere' mail' Vere'  (kra^maFyar') . 
ere  mas' ter,  crem'as  ter'ic. 
cre'mate     (or     -mate'),     -ma'tor, 

-ma'tion,     -tion  ist,     crem'a  to  ry 

{or  ere'-),   -to'ri  um,   pi.   -ums. 
crem'ba  lum,  pi.  -ba  la. 
creme  (kram  or  kram). 
crfim'o  carp. 
Cre  mo'na,    -mo  nese'    {or    -nez'), 

-mo'ni  an. 
cre'na,  pi.   -ncB,   cren'u  la,   pi.   -Ice. 
cre'nate,     -ly,     -na  ted,     -na'tion, 

cr6n'a  ture     {or     kre'-),     cren'u- 

late,   -lasted    -la'tion. 
cren'el  ate     or     -late     {or    kre'-), 

-a  ted   or   -la  ted,    -a  ting   or   -la- 
ting,    -a'tion  or  -la'tion. 
ere  nfelle'   or  -nel',   -nelled'. 
cre'nic,  -nit'ic. 
cre'ole. 
cre'o  lin. 
cre  oph'a  goiis. 
cre'o  sol  {or  -sol). 
cre'o  sote,   -bush,   -wa'ter. 
cre'pance  or  -pane. 
crepe  (krap),    4isse'  (-les'). 
crep'e  ra,  pi.  -rae. 


fate,   f§,t,   far,   fall,    fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,    her,   ice,   in,    note, 


crepida                       245                 crithomancy 

crep'i  da,  pi.  -dae. 

erib'rate,     -ri  form,      rose     (-ros), 

ere  pi  do' ma,  pi.  -ma  ta. 

-rum,   -rate,    -punc'tate. 

crep'i  tac'ti  lum,   pi.    -la. 

erie  (krik). 

crep'i  tate,    -ta''ted,    -tasting,    -ta^- 

Crieh'ton  (kri'-),  Scotch  schol. 

tive,  -i  tant,  -i  tus,  -i  ta'tion. 

eriek  (krik). 

cre'pon  (krep'-  or  kre'-  or  kra'pon'). 

erick'et,    -er,     -ings,     -ball,     -bat, 

ere  pus'ele   or   -cule,    -cu  lar,    -cu- 

-bird,  -club,  -field,  -frog,  -game, 

lous,   -cu  lum. 

-ground,   -i''ron,   -play^er,   -shoes. 

eres  cen'do  {or  kre  shen'do). 

eri'eoid,     cri  co  pha  ryn'geal,     -co- 

eres'eent,    -ed,    -cen  toid,    -cen'tic, 

thy'roid  (-thi'-)   -roid'e  an,   -e  us. 

-tic  al  ly,      -ti  form,      -cent  wise, 

eried,  cri'er. 

-cent=shaped. 

erJm,  -ming,   crimmed. 

eres'hawk. 

erime,   crim'i  nal,   -nal  ly,   -nal  ist. 

ere'sol  {or  -s61). 

-nal  ness,  -nal'i  ty. 

ere  s6t'ie. 

erim'i  nate,       -na  ted,       -na  ting. 

eress,  -y,   -rock^et. 

-tive,   -tor,    -to  ry,   -na'tion,   -nol' 

eres  selle'. 

ogy,    ogist. 

eres'set,   -light,   -stone. 

erimp,    -age,    -er,    -ing,    crimped, 

erest,     -ed,     -ing,     -less,     -fallen. 

crimp' -press,        crimp'ing-board, 

eres  tol'a  try,  crest' -tile. 

-fit,   -house,   -i''ron    -ma  chined 

ere  syl'ie. 

erim'son    (-zn),    -son  ing,    -soned 

ere  ta'eeous      (-shus),      -ceous  ly. 

(-znd),  -son-warm. 

-tac'ic   (-tas'-). 

eri'nal,  -nate,  -na  ted,  crifn'a  to  ry 

Crete,  isl.  Med.     Cre'tan,  -tic,  -ti- 

{or  kri'-). 

cism,  -tism. 

eringe,  cringed,  crin'ging,  -ging  ly, 

Crete  (krat). 

-ger. 

Cre'ti  ans     (-shI  anz     or     -shanz), 

erin'gle. 

Bib. 

crtn  iere'  (-yar'). 

cre'ti  fy,   -ing,   -fied,   -fac'tion,   -fi- 

cri'nite,      crin'i  to  ry      {or     kri'-). 

ca'tion,  cre'tose  (-tos). 

cri  nif'er  ous,   -nig'er  ous   (-nij'-). 

cre'tin,  -ism,  -tin  ous. 

erin'kle,   -kled,    -kling,    -kly,   -kle- 

cre'tion. 

root. 

ere  tSnne'. 

eri'noid       {or      crin'-),       -noid'al. 

ereut'zer  (kroit'ser).      See  kreulzer. 

-noid'e  an. 

creux  (kre). 

erin'o  line  {or  -lin). 

ere  v^sse'    {or   krev  as'),    -vassed'. 

cri  0  ceph'a  lus,    pi.    -a  li,  -a  lous, 

-vasse'=stop''per. 

-0  sphinx. 

creve'cceur'  (krav'ker') 

crip'ple,  -pled,  -pier,  -pling,  -ply. 

erev'et. 

cri'sis,  pi.   -ses  (-sez). 

erev'ice,  -ked,  -in. 

crisp,   -er,   -ly,   -ness,   -y,  crisp'ing- 

ere  visse'  (-ves'). 

i''ron,  -pin. 

erew  (krdo). 

cris'pate,    -pa  ted,    -pa  ture,    -pa'- 

Crewe  (kroo),  t.  Eng. 

tion. 

erew'el  (kroo'-),  -stitch,  -work. 

Cris'pi  (kres'pe),  It.  statesman. 

Crey'ton   (kra'-),   pen  name  of  J. 

Cris'pin. 

T.  Trowbridge. 

eris'sal. 

erib,    -bing,    -ber,    cribbed,    crib'- 

criss'cross',   -crossed,    -cross-crow. 

work,     -bitter,     -dam,     -muz'zle. 

cris'sum,  pi.  -sa. 

-strap. 

cris'ta,     pi.     -tae,     -tate,     -ta  ted. 

erib'bage,      -board,      -plav^er. 

-ti  form,   -tim'a  nous. 

crib'ble,    -bled,   -bling,    -ble-bread. 

cris  to  bal'ite. 

cri  hel'lum,  pi.  -la. 

cri  te'ri  on,  pi.  -ri  a. 

crible'   (krebla'). 

crith,  -o  man  cy. 

not,  nor,  use,  up,  drn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badh. 


critic 


246 


croupade 


crit'ic,   -ic  al,   -al  ly,    -al  ness,    -ic- 

crd  quis'  (-ke'). 

as^ter,  -i  cal'i  ty. 

crore. 

crit'i  cize  or  -cise,  -cized,  -ci  zing, 

cro'sier  (-zher).     See  crozier. 

-ci  za  ble,     -ci  zer,     -cist,     -cism. 

crdss,     -ing,     crossed,     cross'beak, 

cri  tique'   (-tek'). 

-bill,    a    bird;    -bow,    -bow'man. 

criz'zle,  v.,  -zled,  -zling. 

-cut,     v.,     -fish,     -flow,     -flow^er. 

criz'zle  or  -zel,  n. 

-grained,    -legged,   -piece,   -roads. 

croak,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  croaked. 

-tree,  -wort. 

Cro'at,  -a'tian  (-shan). 

cross -ac'tion,   -aisle  (=il),   -armed. 

croc. 

-ax''le,    =ban^is  ter,    -bar,    =beam, 

croche  (kroch). 

-bear^er,      -bear^ings,     =bed^ding, 

cro  chef  (-sha'),  -cheted'  (-shad'), 

-belt,    -bill,   in   law;    -birth,    =bit. 

-chet  ing      (-sha'ing),      cro  chet'- 

-bond,      =bone,      -breed,      =bun, 

=hook,      =lace,      =neeMle,      -type, 

-but^tock,    =chock,    -cloth,   =clout. 

=work. 

-coun'try,    -course,    -curve,    -cut. 

crock,  -er  y,  -y,  crock' =saw. 

n.     and    a.,     =days,     -ex  am^ine. 

croc'o  dile,      -dil'i  an      or      -e  an, 

-eye,      -eyed,      -fer^til  ize,      -file, 

-dile=bird. 

-fire,       -fox,       -frog,       -fur^row. 

cro  co'ta,  pi.  -tae. 

-gar^net,    -guard,    -hair,    -hatch^- 

cro'cus. 

ing,     -head,     -hilt,     -in  ter  rog'a- 

Croe'sus  (kre'-),   King  of  Lydia. 

to  ry. 

cr6ft,  -er,   -ing,   -land. 

cross' -jack,     -lode,    -loop,    -mar^- 

cro'hol. 

ria  ges,    -mouth,     -mul  ti  pH  ca'- 

cro' ma. 

tion,      -nerv^ure,      -pawl,      -pile. 

Crom'ar  ty,  co.  Scot. 

-piled,    -pol  li  na'tion,    -pur^pose. 

cro  me. 

-quar^ters,    -ques''tion,    -readying, 

crom'lech  (-lek). 

-refer  ence,    -road,    -row,    -ruff, 

cro  mor'na. 

-rule,   -sec^tion,   -set,   -shed,   -sill, 

Cr6m'well     {or    krum'-),     Oliver, 

-spi^der,          -springier,          -staff, 

Protector  Eng. 

-stitch,    -stone,    -sum^mer,    -tail, 

crone,   -bane. 

-tie,     -tim''ber,     -tinging,     -valve, 

cro'nel,  -net. 

-vault^ing,     -vein,     -vine,     -way, 

crSnk. 

-weav^ing,       -web'bing,       -week, 

Cron'stadt  (-stat),  t.  Russ. 

-wire. 

cron'stedt  ite  (kr6n'stet  it). 

cr6sse. 

cro'ny,  pi.  -nies. 

cr6s'set,  -sette'. 

crd6k,    -ed,     a.    -ed  ly,     -ed  ness. 

crSss'ite. 

crooked,  v.  crook'back,   -backed. 

Crot'a  Id'ri  a   {or  kro-),   cr6t'a  line, 

-bill,     -neck,     -raffer,     crook'ed- 

-a  Hn,   -a  lid. 

backed. 

crot'a  lo,  -a  lum. 

crobkes'ite. 

Crot'a  lus  (or  kro'-). 

Crdokes'  tube  or  Crookes's  tube. 

cro'ta  phe  {or  krot'-),  crot'a  phite, 

crool. 

-phit'ic,  cro  taph'ic. 

croon,  -er,  -ing,  crooned. 

crotch,  -et,  -et  ed,  -et  y,  -et  i  ness, 

crop,    -per,    -ping,    -ful,  -py,  -fish. 

-et  eer'. 

-weed,   cropped. 

cro'ton,   -ate,    -in  or   -Ine,   -ton'ic. 

crop'^ear,      =eared,      »hide,      -ore, 

-ton'y  lene,       cro'ton-bug,       -oil, 

crop'ple^crown. 

Cro'ton,   Bot.  genus. 

cro  quant'  (-kan'). 

crouch,      -ing,      -back,      crouched. 

cro  quet'    (-ka'),  -queted'    (-kad'). 

crouch' -clay,    -ware. 

-quef'ing       (-ka'-),       -quet' -ball, 

croup    (kroop),    -al,    -i  ness,    -ous, 

-ground,      -maFlet,      -play^er. 

-y- 

cro  quette'  (-k6t'). 

crou  pade'  (kroo-). 

fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice,   in,    note, 


croupier 


247 


cryptonym 


crou'pi  er  (kroo'-). 

crou  pi  ere'   (kroo  pi  ar'). 

crou'stdde'  (kroo''-). 

crow,  -ing,  -bar,  -bells,  -ber^ry, 
-flow^er,   -foot,   -stone,   -toe. 

crow'=bait,  »black''bird,  «corn, 
'flight,  =neeMles,  =nest,  -net, 
-quill,  -roost,  -shrike,  -silk, 
-steps,  crow's'bill,  -foot,  -nest, 
crow'foot  -haFyard. 

crowd  (kroud),   -ed,   -ing. 

crow'dy  or  -die   (krou'-),   -time. 

crowl   (kroul),    -ing. 

crown,  -ing,  -er,  -land,  a  province; 
-less,  -let,  crowned,  crown'beard, 
-piece,  a  strap;  -work. 

crown' -antler,  -arch,  -badge, 
-bar,  -crane,  -face,  -gate, 
-graft^ing,  -head,  -im  pe^ri  al,  a 
plant;  -net,  -palm,  -pa''per,  -pi''- 
geon,  -post,  -saw,  -scab,  -sheet, 
-shell,  -spar^row,  -sum^mit, 
-this''tle,    -tile,    -valve,    -wheel. 

crown'  glass,  c.  land,  land  owned 
by  the  crown;  c.  piece,  a  coin; 
c.  prince. 

croy'don. 

croyl'stone. 

croze,  cro'zer,  -zing,  crozed,  cro'- 
zing-ma  chined 

cro'zier  (-zher)  or  -sier  (-zher), 
-ziered. 

croz'zle,  -zled,  -zling. 

cru'cial  (-shal). 

cru'cian  (-shan),  c.  carp. 

cru'ciate=com'plicate  (-shi-),  -in- 
cum'bent. 

cru'ci  ble,   -mold,   -ov'en,   -tongs. 

cru'ci  fer. 

cru'ci  fix,  -ci  fix'ion  (-flk'shun), 
-ci  form,  -cig'er  ous  (-sij'-). 

cru'ci  fy,  -ing,   -fied,  -fi  er. 

crude  (krood),  -ly,  -ness,  cru'di  ty. 

crue'-her''ring. 

cru'61,  -ly,  -ty. 

cru'et,   -stand. 

Cruik'shank  (krdok'-),  Eng.  artist. 

cruise  (krooz),  cruised,  cruis'er,  -ing. 

crul'ler. 

crumb  (krum),  -ing,  crumbed, 
crum'my  or  crumb'y,  crumb' - 
brush,  -cloth,  -knife,  -re  mov^er, 
-tray. 


crum'ble,  -bled,  -bling,  -biy. 

cru'men. 

crum'pet. 

crum'ple,  -pled,  -pier,  -pling,  -ply. 

crunch,  -ing,  crunched. 

cru'node,  -no'dal. 

cru'or,  -o  rin  or  -rine. 

crup'per,   -ing,   -pered,   -per-chain. 

cru  re'us  or  -rce-. 

crus,   pi.   cru'ra,  cru'ral. 

cru  sade',  -sad'ed,  -er,  -ing. 

cru  sa'do  or  -za'-. 

cruse   (krobs),  cru'set. 

crush,    -er,    -ing,    crushed,    crush' - 

-hat,         -room,         crush'er-gage, 

crush'ing-ma  chine''. 
cru'so  ere  at'i  nJn. 
crust,    -ed,    -ing,    -y,    -i  ly,    -i  ness, 

crus'ta  ted,    -ta'tion,    crust-hunt, 

-hunt'er,   -liz^ard. 
crus'ta,  pi.  -tee. 
Crus  td'ce  a   (-she  a  or  -se  a),    crus- 

ta'cean    (-shan),    -ceous,    -ceous- 

ness,    -ce  ol'o  gy,    -o  gist,    -o  log'- 

ic  al. 
crus  tal'o  gy,  -o  gist,  -ta  log'ic  al. 
crut. 
crutch,    crutched,    crutch' -han'dle, 

-han''dled,      -paFsy. 
crutch'et. 
crux,   pi.   -es  or  cru'ces   (kroo'sez), 

c.   an  sd'ta. 
Cruys  hau  tern  (krois  how'-)  t.  Belg. 
cry,  -ing,  cri'er,  cried,  cry'ing-bird. 
cry'er  (kri'-),  a  bird. 
cry  mo  dyn'i  a  (kri  mo  din'-). 
cry  oc'o  nite  (kri-). 
cry'o  gen  (kri'-),  -o  hy'drate  (-hi'-), 

-o  lite      or      kry'-,       -oph'o  rus, 

-o  phor  ic,  -o  phyl'lite,    -os'co  py, 

-o  scop'ic. 
cry  om'e  ter   (kri-). 
crypt    (kript),   cryp'ta   (krip'-),   pi. 

-tcB,   -tal,    -tic,    -tic  al,    -al  ly,    -ti- 

dine. 
Cryp'to  gd'mi  a,      cryp  to  ga'mi  an, 

-gam'ic,      -tog'a  mous,      -a  mist, 

-a  my. 
cryp'to  gram,  -to  graph,  -graph'ic, 

-ic  al,  -tog'ra  phal,  -ra  pher,  -ra- 

phist,  -ra  phy. 
cryp'to  lite,  -tol'o  gy. 
cryp'to  nym. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etude,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


cryptopine 


248 


cuisme 


cryp'to  pine,    -perth'Ite,    -to  phyte, 

-to'pi  a. 
cr3rp  to  por'ti  cus,  -to  scope,  -tos'- 

co  py. 
Cryp  tu'ri. 
crys'al. 
crys'tal,    -tal'lic,    -lifer  ous,    -lig'- 

er  ous    (-lij'-),    -tal  Un,    w.,    -tal- 

line  {or  -lin),  a.  and  w.,  -lin'i  ty, 

-lite,   -li'tis. 
crys'tal  lize,   -lized,    -li  zing,    -zer, 

-za  ble,         -li  za'tion,         -tal  lod, 

-lo  gen'ic,        -log'e  ny        (-loj'-), 
log'ra  pher,    -lo  graph'ic,    -ic  al, 

-al  ly,        -log'ra  phy,        -tal  loid, 

-loid'al,    -lol'o  gy,    -lo  mag  net'ic, 

-lo  man  cy,    -lom'e  try,     -lo  type, 

-lur  gy,     -tal  wort. 
Csik   (chik),   CO.   Hung. 
cte  nid'i  um      (te  nid'-),      pi.      -i  a, 

-i  al,  -i  o  bran'chi  ate  (-kl-). 
cten'o  branch       (ten'o  brank       or 

te'no-),   -bran'chi  ate. 
Cte  noid'e  i    (te-),    -noph'o  ra,    cte- 

noph'o  ral,         -o  ran,         -o  rous, 

cten'o  phore,  -phor'ic. 
cua'dra  (kwa'-). 
cudr'ta     (kwar'-). 
cuar'tas  (kwar'tas). 
cudr  til' la   (-tel'ya),    -til'lo   (-tel'yo). 
cuar'to. 

cub,  -hood,  -less. 
cu'ban  ite. 
cub'bridge  -heads, 
ciib'by,  pi.  -bies,  -by  hole,  -house, 

=yew. 
cube,  cubed,  cub'ing,  -age,  -an'gle, 

-a  ture,    -i  form,    cu^boid,    -boid'- 

al,     -boi'des    (-dez),     cube' -spar, 

c.  ore,  c.  powder. 
cu'beb,    -beb  in,     -beb'ic,    cu'beb- 

pep'per. 
cu'bic,  -al,  -al  ly,  -al  ness,  -bi  cite, 

-bi  cone,  -bi  con  tra  va'ri  ant,  -bi- 

co  va'ri  ant. 
cu  bic'u  lar. 
CM  hic'u  lum,   pi.   -u  la. 
cu'bit,    -bit  al,    -bit  ed     -bit -bone, 

'fash'ion. 
cu^bi  ti  dig'it  al  (-dij'-). 
cu^bi  to-car'pal,   -ra'di  al. 
cu  hi  tus,  pi.  -ti. 
cub'la. 


cub''oc  ta  he'dral,   -oc  ta  he'dron, 
cu'bo=cube,  -cu'ne  i  form,  -do  dec- 

a  he'dral,     =oc''ta  he'dral,     -oc'ta- 

he'dron,  cu'bo-cu''bo=cube,  cu  bo- 

cu'bic. 
cu'ca  (koo'-),  -ca  ine. 
cuck'hold. 
ciick'ing-stool. 
ciick'old,    -old  ize,    -ized,    -old  ly, 

-old  ry,      -ol  dom,      -old-mak''er, 

cuck'old's-neck,  -old's  knot. 
cuck'oo      (kdok'do),      -ale,     -bee, 

-dove,  -fish,  -flow^er,  -fly,    -grass, 

-gur^nard,    -pint,    -shell,    -shrike, 

-spit,      cuck'oo's-btead,      -eye, 

-maid,   -mate,    -meat. 
cu  cu'jo  (koD  koo'ho    or    ku'ku  jo), 

a   beetle. 
cu  cul'lis,     pi.     -It,     cu'cul  late     {or 

-kul'-),  -la  ted,  -cul'li  form. 
cu'cu  loid,  -cu  li  form,  -cu  line. 
cu'cum  ber,      cu  cu'mi  form      {or 

cu'cu-),      -cum  ber-bee'tle,      -oil, 

-root,   -tree. 
cu'cu  pha. 
cu  cur'bit    or    -bitej    -bi  tal,     -bi- 

tin  or  -tine,  -bi  tive,    bi  ta'ceous 

(-shus). 
cu  cu'yo  (koD  kdo'yo),  a  fish. 
ciid,  -bear,  -weed. 
cud'dle,  -died,  -dling. 
cud'dy,  pi.  -dies,  -dy-legs. 
cudg'el,    -eled   or   -elled,    -el  er   or 

-el  ler,        -el  ing        or        -el  ling, 

cudg'el-play,    -proof. 
cudg'er  ie. 

cue,  -ball,  -but'ton,  -owl,  -rack,  -tip. 
Cuen'ca  (kwen'-),  prov.  Sp. 
cuer'dd  (kwer'-  or  kooar'da). 
cuer'po   (kwer'-). 
Cuesmes  (kwam),  t.  Belg. 
cues' ta  (kwas'ta). 
cuff,     -ing,     cuffed,     cuff' -but'' ton, 

-frame. 
Cliffy. 
Cu'fic. 

cui  ho' no   (ki   or  ke). 
cuin'age  (kwin'-). 
cui  rass'       (kwe  ras'     or      kwe'-), 

-rassed,   -ras  sier'   (-ser'). 
cuir'tan  (kwer'-). 
cuish  (kwish  or  kwis),  -es. 
cui' sine'  (kwe^zen'). 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice,    in,    note. 


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cu'ldsse'  (kd6^-). 
Cul'dee   {or  -de')-  _ 

cul'de'jour'        (koDF»de=foor'        or 
kuF=),      pi.      culs'de'four',      'de- 
lampe'  (=16mp'),   'dc'sac' . 
cii'let. 

cu'le  us,  pi.  -le  i. 
Cu'lex,  cu  lic'i  form  (-Its'-),  -i  fuge. 
cu'li  cM. 

cu'li  na  ry,   -na  ri  ly. 
cull,  -ing,  -er,  culled. 
cul'len  der.     See  colander. 
cul'len  gey. 
cul'lion  (-yun). 
cul'lis,   pi.  -lis  es. 
culls. 

cul'ly,   -ing,   -lied, 
culm  (kulm),  cul  mic'o  lous,  -mif- 

er  ous,        -mig'e  nous        (-mij'-), 

culm=bar. 
cul' men. 
cul' mi  nate,       -na  ted,       -na  ting, 

-nal,   -nant,   -mi  na'tion. 
cu'lot  (-16). 
cu  lot'tic,  -lot'ism. 
cul'pa  ble,  -ness,  -pa  bly,  -bil'i  ty, 

-pa  to  ry. 
cul'prit. 
cul'rage. 
cult,  -ism,  -ist. 
cultch. 

cul  tel  Id'ri  us,   pi.   -ri  i. 
cul  tel  la'tion. 
cul  tel'lus,  'pi.  -li. 
Curti  ros'tres  (-trez),   -ros'tral. 
cul'ti  vate,    -va  ted,    -va  ting,    -va- 

ble,   -va''ta  ble,  -va  tor,  -va'tion. 
cul'trate,    -tra  ted,    -tri  form,    -tri- 

ros'tral. 
cul'ture,      -less,      -tured,      -tur  al, 

-tur  a  ble,      -tur  ist,      -ture=bulb, 

-cell,    ■=flu''id,    -meMi  um,    -ov''en, 

=tube. 
cul'tus,  =cod. 

cul'ver,  -house,  -tail,  -wort, 
cul'ver  in,  -in  eer'. 
cul'ver  key. 
cul'vert,  -age. 
cum'ber,   -ing,   -er,   -some,   -some- 

ly,   -some  ness,   -brous,   -brous  ly, 

-brous  ness,     -be red. 
cum'bly. 
cum'in  or  cum'min,   -in'ic. 


cum'mer  bund. 

cum'ming. 

cum'ming  ton  ite. 

cum'61  {or  -61). 

cum'quat  (-kwot)  or  kum'-. 

cum'shaw  or  kum'-. 

cu'mu  lant. 

cu'mu  late,    -la  ted,    -la  ting,    -la- 

tive,   -tive  ly,   -la'tion. 
cu'mu  lite, 
cu^mu  lo-cir'ro»stra'tus,      cu'mu- 

lo=cir'rus,   -nim'bus,   =stra'tus. 
cu'mu  lus,    pi.    -li,    -mu  lose    (-los), 

-lous. 
cu  nab'u  lar. 
cun  du  rin'go. 
cu'ne  ate,   -ly,   -a  ted,   -a  tor,    -ne- 

al,  -at'ic. 
cu  nette' . 
cu'ne  us,    pi.     -ne  I,     -ne'i  form    or 

cu'ni-. 
cu  nic'u  lus,   pi.   -li,   -u  lar,   -u  late, 

Cu  nic'u  los,  Zool.  genus. 
cun'ner. 

cun'ning,  -ly,  -ness. 
cup,  -per,  -py,  cupped,  cup'board, 

-cor  al,    -ful,    -man,    -rose,    -seed, 

-anVil,     -bear^er,     -cake,     -gall, 

"guard,    -hilt'ed,    -land,    -leath^er, 

-li''chen    (-ken),    -moss,    -mush'- 

room,     -plant,     -purse,     -shaped, 

-shrimp,    -sponge,   cup-and-cone, 

cup'-and-sau'cer,    cup    guard,    c. 

purse,  c.  valve. 
cu  pee', 
cu'pel,     n.,     cu  pel',     v.      -pelled', 

-pel'ling,  -pel  la'tion,  cu'pel-dust. 
Cu'pid,  cu  pid'i  ty,  -i  nous. 
cu'pi  done, 
cu'po  la,  -fur'nace. 
cup'pa. 

cup'ping,  -glass,  -ma  chine^  -tool. 
cu'pram. 
cu'prate. 
cu'pre  a-bark,      cu'pre  Ine,      -pre- 

ous. 
cu'pric,   -prif  er  ous,   -prite,   -proid, 

-prum. 
cu'pule,   -pu  late,   -pu  lar    -li  form, 

-pu  lif'er  ous. 
cur,      -rish,      -rish  ly,      -rish  ness, 

-ship,   c.   dog. 
cu  ra  goa'  (koo  ra  so'  or  -so'a)  or 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  tirn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi, 


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-^ao'       (-so'),       cu  ra  jao'-bird, 

Cu  ra  jao,  isl.  W.  I. 
cu  r§.'re    or    -ra'ri    or    -ra'ra    (or 

koD  ra'-),    cu  ra'rin    or    -rine    {or 

koD  ra'-),   -ra  rize,   -ri  za'tion. 
cu  ris'sow. 
cu'rate,  -ship,  -ra  cy. 
cu  ra'tor,  -ship,  cu'ra  to  ry. 
curb,    -ing,    -less,    curbed,    curb'- 

stone,    =bit,    =chain,    ^key,    -pin, 

-plate,  -send^er,  c.  roof. 
cur  cu'li  o,  -li  on'i  dous,  -li  o«trap. 
curd,     -y,     -i  ness,     -less,     cur'dle, 

-died,       -dling,       curd'-break^er, 

=cut^ter,  -mill. 
cure,     -less,     cur'a  ble,     -ble  ness, 

-bil'i  ty,      -a  tive,      -tive  ly,      -er, 

-ing,     cured,     cure-all,     cur'ing- 

house. 
cu  re  (koD  ra'). 

cu  rette'  {or  kd6-),  -ret'ted,  ret' ting. 
cur'few,   -bell. 
cu  ri  a,    pi.    -cb,    -ri  al     -al  ism     -ri- 

ate,  -a  lis' tic. 
cu'ri  o,    pi.    -ri  os    (-oz),    -o  log'ic 

(-16J'-). 
cu  ri  os'i  ty,   -shop. 
cu'ri  ous,  -ly,  -ness,  -ri  o'so,  pi.  -sos 

(-soz)  or  -si  (-se). 
curl,     er,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -ed  ness, 

-y,    -i  ness,    curled,    curl' -cloud, 

-pate,       curl'y-pate,        -head'ed, 

-ing-i'ron,   -stone,   -tongs. 
cur'lew,  -ber'ry,   -jack,   -knot, 
curl'i  cue  or  -y  cue. 
cur'He  wurlie. 
cur  mud'geon  (-jun),  -ly. 
cur'rant,        -bor  er,        -clear' wing, 

-gall,    -moth,   -tree,   -worm. 
ciir'rent,  -ly,  -ness,  -ren  cy,  -rent- 

break^er,    -fend^er,    -gage,    -me'- 

ter,    -mill,   -reg^u  la  tor,   -sail'ing, 

-wheel. 
ciir'ri  cle,  -ri  cled,  -ri  cling. 
cfir  ric'u  lum,   pi.   -lums   or   -la. 


-ri  er,      -n  er  y,      -ry  mg, 


cfir'ry, 

-ried,    -ry  comb,    -ry-card,    -leaf, 
-pow^der,      -ry  ing-glove. 

curse,    curs'er,     -ing,    cursed,    v., 
curs'ed,  a.,  -ed  ly,   -ed  ness. 

cur'si  tor. 

cur'sive,  -sive  ly. 

Cur  so' res  (-rez). 


cur'so  ry,    -so  ri  ly,    -ri  ness,    -so'- 

ri  al,  -ri  ous. 
cur'sus. 

curt,  -ly,  -ness. 

cur  tail',   -ing,   -er,   -ment,  -tailed'. 
cur'tail-step,  c.  dog. 
cur'taJn,      -less,      -tained,      -tain- 

an''gle,   -lec^ture,   -pamper,    -wall, 
cur'tate,  -ta'tion. 
Cur  ta  to'ne  (koor^-  -na),   t.  It. 
cur  tein'   (-tan')   or  -ta'na. 
cu'ru  ha  (kob'rob  ba). 
cu'ru  cu'cu  (koo'rob  koo'koo). 
cu'rule. 

cu  ru'ro  (koo  roo'ro). 
curve,    curved,    curv'ing,    -ed  ness, 

-al,     -ant,     -ate,     -a  ted,     -a  tive, 

-a  ture,   cur  va'tion. 
cur'vet  {or  -vet'),  -ed  or  -ted,  -ing 

or  -ting. 
cur'vi  cau'date,     -cos'tate,     -den'- 

tate,  -fo'li  ate,  -lin'e  ad,  -lin'e  al, 

-ear,   -ar  ly,   -3,r'i  ty,   -vi  ros'tral, 

-vi  ner'vate,        -se'ri  al,        cur'vi- 

form,      -vi  nerved,      -vi  ty,      -vo- 

graph,   -vu  late. 
Cur^vi  ros'tres  (-trez). 
Cus'co    bark,    C.    chi'na,    cus'co- 

cin'cho  nin  (-ko-). 
cus'cus,      -grass,      -oil,      Cus'cus, 

Zobl.  genus. 
cush. 

cush'at  (kd6sh-). 
ciish'ew=bird  (-oo-). 
cush'ion    (kdbsh'un),    -ing,    -less, 

-y,   -ioned,   -ion  et,   -ion-cap''i  tal, 

-car'om,    -dance,    -pink,    -raft'er, 

-scale,    -star,    -stitch. 
Cush'ite,  Bih. 
ctisk,   -eel. 
c&sp,   cus'pa  ted,  cus'pis,   pi.   cus'- 

pi  des  (-dez). 
cus'pid,  -pi  dal,  -pi  date,  -darted, 
cus'pi  dor. 

Cus  set  (kus  sa'),  t.  France. 
cus'so  (kus'-  or  koos'-  or  kus'-). 
cus'tard,   -ap'ple,   -cups,  a  plant, 
cus'to  dy,  -tode,  -to  dee',  -to'di  al, 

-di  am,    -di  an,    -an  ship,    cus'tos, 

pi.  -to' des  (-dez). 
cus'to  m,     -a  ry,     -a  ri  ly,     -ri  ness, 

-er,       cus'tom -house,       cus'toms 

du'ty,  c.  un'ion. 


fate,    fa,t,   far,    fall,    fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,    her,   ice.   In,    note, 


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cut,  cut'a  way,  cut'purse,  -throat, 
-waiter,  -weed,  -worm,  -a  gainst 
(-genst),  =chunMoo,  =grass,  =lips, 
-lugged,  =mark,  =off,  -out,  -pile, 
-splay,   -toothed,    -work,  c.   drop. 

cu  ta'ne  ous,  -ous  ly. 

cutch,  -er,  -er  y. 

cute,  -ly,  -ness. 

cu'ti  cle,  -tic'u  la,  pi.  -1(b,  -u  lar, 
-lar  ize,  -ized,  i  zing,  I  za'tion, 
-u  lum,  cu'ti  fy,  -fied,  -fy  ing, 
-fl  ca'tion,  cu'tin,  -tin  ize,  -i  za'- 
tion, cii'tis,  -ti  punc'tor,  -ti  sec'- 
tor. 

cut'las  or  -lass,   -fish. 

cut'ler,   -ler  y. 

cut'let. 

cut'lins. 

cut'ni. 

cu'tose  (-tos). 

cut'ter,  -bar,  -grind^'er,  -head, 
-stock. 

cut'ting,  -board,  -box,  -com''pass 
(-kum''-),  -en''gine,  -file,  -gage, 
-line,  -lip^per,  -nip'pers,  -off, 
-out,  -plane,  -pliers,  -press, 
-punch,  -shoe,  -spade,  -thrust, 
-tool. 

cut'tle,  -bone,  -fish,  -fish-bone. 

cut'to^ 

cut'tOD -plate  {or  -too'-). 

cut'ty,   -gun,  -quean,  -stool,  -wren. 

cut'ival. 

cu  vette'. 

Cu  vi  er'  (koo've  a'),  Fr.  natural- 
ist. 

Cuy  a  ho'ga  (ki-),  co.  O. 

Cuz'co  (kobs'-),  dept.  Peru. 

Cwm'du  (koom'de),  t.  Wales. 

cy^an  am'id  or  -ide  {or  si'-). 

cy'a  nate  (si'-),  -a'ne  an,  -an'ic, 
-an  au'rate. 

cy'an  hem'a  tin  (si^-),  -an  hy'dric 
(-hi'-). 

cy'a  nJd  or  -nide  (si'-),  -a  nine, 
-a  nite,   -an'o  gen  (-jen). 

cy^a  no  hem^o  glo'bin   (si^-). 

cy  a  nom'e  ter  (si-),  -e  try,  -nop'- 
a  thy. 

cy'a  no  phyc'e  cb  (si'a  no  fis'-),  -phy'- 
ceous  (-fish'us). 

cy  an'o  phyl  or  -pl)yll  (si-), 
cy  a  noph'i  lous. 


cy  a  no' sis  (si-),  -a  nosed  (-nost), 
-an'o  site,  -o  type,  -a  not'ic. 

cy  an'u  ret  (si-),  -a  nu'rate,  a- 
nu'ric,   -an  u  ram'Ide. 

Cy  ath'e  a  (si-),  cy'a  thoid,  -a  tho- 
zo'oid. 

cy  ath'i  form  (si-),  -ath'o  llth, 
-a  tho  phyl'loid. 

cy'a  thus  (si'-),  pi.  -a  thl. 

Cyb'e  le.  Myth. 

Cy'cas  (si'-),  cy'cad,  eye  a  da'- 
ceous  (sik-). 

Cyc'la  men,  Bot.  genus,  cyc'la- 
min,  Ghent. 

cyc'las  {or  si'-). 

cy'cle,  -cled,  -cler,  -cling,  -clist, 
-elide,  cyc'Uc  {or  si-),  -lie  al. 

Cy^clo  bran'chi  a  (si  klo  brang'- 
ki  a),  -chi  a'ta,  cy  clo  bran'chi- 
ate  (-kl-),  -clo  ceph'a  lus,  pi. 
-li,   -ce  phal'ic. 

cy^clo  cae'lic  (si  klo  se'Hk). 

cy'cloid,  -cloid'al,  -cloid'e  an, 
-clo  graph. 

cy'clo  nth. 

cy  clom'e  ter  (si-),  -e  try,  -clo- 
met'ric. 

cy'clone,  -clo  nal,  -clon'ic,  -ic  al- 
ly, -clo'no  scope. 

cy^clo  neu'ral,  -neu'rous. 

cy^clo  pe'di  a  or  -pa;'-,  -pe'dic 
{or  -p6d'-),   -die  al,  -pe'dist. 

Cy'clops,  -clop'ic,  -clo'pi  a. 

cy  clop'ter  id  (si-),  -ter  Ine,  -ter- 
oid. 

cy'clo  ra'ma  {or  -ra'-),  -ram'ic. 

cy'clo  scope. 

cy  clo'sis  (si-). 

cy'clo  style,  -sty'lar. 

cy  clot'o  my  (si-),  -clo  tom'ic. 

cy  dar'i  form  (si-). 

cyg'net,  -ne  ous,  -nine. 

cyl'in  der,  -in  dra'ceous,  -dric'i  ty, 
-droid,  cy  Hn'dric,  -dric  al,  -al  ly, 
-dri  form,  -dro  met'ric,  cyl'in  der- 
ax^is,  -bit,  -bore,  -cock,  -cov'er, 
-face,  -grind''er,  -mill,  -milling, 
-port,  -powder,  -snail,  -snake, 
-staff,  -tape,  -wrench,  c.  car,  c. 
desk,  c.  en''gine,  c.  es  cape'ment, 
c.  gage,  c.  glass,  c.  press. 

cyl'in  dren'chy  ma   (-ki-). 

Cyl  le'ni  an. 


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cy'ma  (si'ma  or  ke'ma),  pi.  -m<z, 
-ma'ti  um  (-shi  um),  pi.  -ti  a. 

cy'ma  graph  (si'-),  -ma  phen. 

cy  mat'o  lite  (si-). 

cym'bal,  -er  or  -ler,  -baled  or 
-balled,  cym'bal»doc^tor. 

cym'bate,  -be  ce  phal'ic  (or 
-sef'-),  -bi  form,  -bo  ce  phal'ic 
{or  -sef'-),   -bo  ceph'a  ly. 

Cym'be  Une  {or  -lin),  Shak. 

cyme,  -let,  cy  mif'er  ous  (si-), 
cy'moid,  -mose  (-mos),  -mose  ly, 
-mous,  -mule,  -mu  lose. 

cy'mene  (si'-),  -mol. 

cy'mic  (si'-). 

cy'mi  dine. 

cym'lin  or  -bHn,  or  -ling  or  -bling. 

cy'mo  gene. 

cy'mo  phane  {or  sim'-),  -moph'a- 
nous. 

cy  mot'ri  chous  (si-,  -kfis). 

Cym'ry  (kJm'-)  or  Kym'ry,  -ric. 

cy  nan'che   (si  nang'ke). 

cy  nin'thro  py  (si-). 

cyn'arc  tdm'a  chy  (-kl). 

cyn  hy  e'na  (-hi-). 

cynl  at'rics. 

cyn'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  -al  ness, 
-i  cism. 

cyn'i  pid,  -i  poid,  -pid'e  ous,  cy- 
nip'i  dous  (si-),   Cyn'ips  {or  si-). 

cyn  o  ceph'a  lous,  -ce  phal'ic  {or 
-sef'-),  Cyn'o  ceph'a  lus  {or  sV- 
no-). 

cy'noid  {or  sin'-),  -noi'de  a,  -no- 
lys'sa,  -no  su'ral  (-shoo'-),  -no- 
morph'ic,  -no  phre  nol'o  gy,  -no- 
pi  the'coid. 

cyn'o  pho'hi  a     {or     si-). 

cy  nop'o  dous  (si-). 

cy'no  sure  (-shoor  or  sin-),  -su'- 
ral. 

Cyn'thi  a,  Myth.,  Entom.  genus. 

Cy  pe'rus  {or  sip'-),  cy'pe  rog'ra- 
pher,     -rol'o  gist. 

cy'phel,  -phel'la,  -phel'late,  -phel'- 
Ise  form. 

cy'pho  nau'tes     (-tez     or     sif^-). 

cy'pho  nism     {or     sif'-). 

cy  pho'sis  (si-). 

cy  prae'id  (si  pre'-),   -prse'oid. 

cy'press,  -knee,  =moss,  »root, 
-tree,  -vine. 


cyp'rJne,  -ri  ot,  -ri  noid. 

Cy'pris. 

Cy'prus,  isl.  Med.  Cyp'ri  an,  cy'- 
prus=bird,  -lawn,  C.  tur'pen  tine. 

Cyp'se  li,  -se  line,  -loid,  -lo- 
morph,  -morph'ic,  -sel'i  form  {or 
cyp'se-). 

Cy  re'ne  (si-),  -ni  an,  Cyr^e  na'ic, 
-na'i  cism. 

cyr'to  lite  (ser'-). 

cyr  tom'e  ter. 

cyr  to'sis. 

cyr'to  style  (ser'-). 

cyst,  -ed,  -ic,  -e  in,  cys  tal'gi  a, 
cys'tel  minth,  -ti  cle,  cys'tous. 

cys  ten'chy  ma  ,  (-ki-),  cys't en- 
chyme  (-kim),  -chym'a  tous 
(-kim'-). 

cys  ti  cer'cus,  -cer'coid. 

cys'ti  tome. 

cys'to  carp,  -carp'ic. 

cys'to  cele. 

cys  to  coc'coid. 

cys'to  cyte,  -to  scope. 

cys'to  lith,  -lith'ic,  -U  thi'a  sis. 

cys  to' ma,  pi.  -ma  ta,  -to  mor'- 
phous,   -to  pa  ral'y  sis. 

cy't&s  ter  {or  si  tas'-). 

cyte  (sit). 

Cyth  e  re'a,  -re'an. 

cyt'i  sin. 

Cyt'i  sus. 

cy'to  chy  le'ma  (si' to  ki-),  -to  cld'- 
sis  {or  -tSc'la-),  -clas'tic,  -to- 
derm,  -to  glo'bin,  -tol'o  gy,  -toV- 
y  sis,  -to  lymph,  -to  pr6ct,  -to- 
re tic'u  lum,  -to  sin,  -to  some, 
-to  tax'is,  -toth'e  sis,  -tot'ro  pism. 

cy  to  coc'cus  (si-). 

cy  to  gen'e  sis  (si  to  jen'-),  -gen'- 
ic,  -ge  net'ic,  -tog'e  nous  (-toj'-), 
-tog'e  ny. 

cy'toid. 

cy'to  stome,  -tos'to  mous. 

cy'var  (ke'-),  cy've  lin  (ke'-). 

Czai  kov'ski  (chi  kov'ske),  Pol. 
novelist. 

czar  (zar),  or  tzar  or  tsar  (tsar), 
-e  vitch  or  -o  vitch  or  -o  witz, 
cza  rev'na,  -ri'na  (-re'-),  -rit'za 
or  -sa. 

Czar  to  rys'ki  (char  to  ris'ke),  Pol. 
statesman. 


fate,    fa.t,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice,    in,    note. 


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Czech  (chek),  -ic. 
Czer'no  witz       (cher'no  vits), 
Aust. 


Czer'ny      (cher'ne),      Aust.      com- 
poser. 
Czu'czor^  (tsoo'tsor^),  Hung,  writer. 


D  links,  D  string,  D  valve. 

(-tip),    -o  typed,    -o  ty'ping,    -ty^- 

daal'der  (dal'-). 

per,      -ty'pist,       -ty'py,       -typ'ic 

da'an. 

(-tip'-). 

dab,    -ber,    -bing,    dabbed,    -bing- 

da  ha  he' ah  or  -ha  hi'yeh  (-be'e). 

ma  chined 

Dah'lia   (-lya  or  dal'va),   pi.   -lias 

dab'ble,  -bled,  -bling,  -bling  ly. 

(-yaz). 

dab'chick,  =wash. 

Dahd'mey  (-ma),  king  W.  Afr. 

dab'er  lack. 

da  hoon'. 

dab'i  tis. 

dai'ly. 

da  hoy' a  or  -hoi' a. 

dai'men. 

da   ca  pel'la,    da   cd'po,    da   chie'sa 

Dai' mi  o  (di'mi  o  or  dim'yo). 

(kya'-). 

dain'ty,  -ti  ly,  -ti  ness. 

dace. 

dal'ri  (-re),   'Sd'md. 

da'cey  (-si). 

dai'ry,  pi.  -ries,   -ry  ing,   -ry  maid, 

dachs'hund  (dadis'hd6nt  or  daks-). 

-man,   -wom''an,    -farm. 

da'cian  (-shan). 

da'is. 

dack'er,  -ered,   -er  ing. 

dai'sy    (-zy),    pi.    -sies,    -sied,    -sy- 

da  coif,  -koit  or  -coit'y. 

bush,    -cut'ter. 

dac'ry  o  lite  or  -lith. 

daj'aksch  (di'aksh). 

dac'tyl  or  -tyle  (-til),  -ty  lar,  -tyl'ic, 

da'ker»hen. 

-tvl  ist. 

Dako'ta,  -tan. 

Dac'ty  li,  Myth. 

dal 

dac  tyl'i  o  glyph,  -i  og'ly  phy,  -og'- 

dale,   -land,   -landmen 

ra  phy,  -ol'o  gy,  -o  man'cy. 

dales' man. 

dac'tyl  on'o  my,   -op'ter  ous,    -tyl- 

dalle. 

o  zo'oid. 

dalles  (daiz). 

dad'dle,  -died,  -dling. 

dai'ly,    -li  ance,    -li  er,    -lied,    -ly- 

dad'dy or  -die,  -dy^long'legs. 

ing,   -ing  ly. 

da'do  {or  da'-),  pi.  -does,  -do-plane. 

dal  mafic  or  -i  ca. 

dae'dal,  -dal'ian  (-yan). 

ddl'r!  pa. 

Daed'alus  (ded'-).  Myth. 

dal    se'gno   (san'yo). 

daf  fo  dil,   -diFly,    -fo  down  dil'ly. 

Dal'ton,  Amer.  physiol. 

daft,  -ly,   -ness. 

Dal'to'ni  an,  dal'ton  ism. 

dag'gar,  a  fish. 

dam,   »head,   -plate,   -stone. 

dag'ger,      -fibber,      =knee,      -knife. 

dam'age,   -a  ble,   -aged,   -a  ging. 

-moth,    -plant,    -thrust. 

da' man. 

dag'gett. 

D'A^gin'court'  (da'zhaii^koor'),  Fr. 

D^m'as  cene,  n.  and  a. 

da.m  as  cene',  v.,  -cened',  -cen'ing. 

archaeol. 

dam'as  cene,  n.,  a  plum. 

dag'lock. 

Dam'a  scenes',  Bih. 

da'go  or  Da'go. 

Da  mas'cus,  a  city.       da  mas'cus, 

da  go'ba  (or  dag'-). 

a  kind  of  sword. 

Da'gon,  an  idol;    da'gon,  an  ox. 

d&m'ask,  -ing,  -asked,  -ask-Ioom. 

dague. 

dam  as  keen'     {or     dam'-),     -ing, 

Da'guerre'    (-ger'),    Fr.    inventor, 

-keened'. 

Da  guer're  an,      da  guerre'o  type 

da  mas  se'  (dS,  mas  sa'),  dam  as  sin'. 

n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fdot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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dam'br6d. 

da'neq  (-nek). 

dame,  -wort,   ^school. 

dan'ger,    -ous,    -ous  ly,    -ous  ness, 

Da'ml  an  ite,  -an  ist. 

-sig^nal. 

Da^mis'  (da^me'),  MoHere. 

dan'gle,   -gled,    -gling,    -gler,    -gle- 

dam' mar,    -gum,     »pine,     -pitch, 

ber^ry. 

=res'in  (»rez'-). 

dank,  -ish,  -ness. 

damn    (dam),    damned,    dam'na- 

Dan'ne  brog  or  Dan'e-. 

ble,    -ble  ness,    -na  bly,    -na  bil'- 

Din'te  {or  dan'ta),  It.  poet,  Dan'- 

i  ty,     -na  to  ry,     -na'tion,     -ning 

te  an   {or   -te'an),    -tesque',    -tist. 

{or     -ing),     -nific,     -nif'i  ca  ble. 

-toph'i  list. 

-ni  fi  ca'tion,  dam'num,  pi.  -na. 

dant'su  (-soo). 

da  mo'. 

Dant'zic     or    Dan'zig     (-tsig),     c. 

Dam'o  cles  (-klez),  -cle'an. 

Ger.,  D.  beer,  D.  wa  ter. 

Da  moe'tas,  Virgil. 

dap,   -ping,   dapped. 

Da'mon,  friend  of  Pythias. 

Daph'ne,      Myth.;      Bot.      genus. 

da  mouch'  (-mooch'). 

daph'ne. 

da  mour'ite  (-moor'-). 

Daph'ni  a,       daph'net  in,       -ni  a'- 

damp,   -ing,   -en,   -en  er,   -er,   -ish, 

ceous,  -ni  ad,  -nin,  -no  man'cy. 

-ish  ly,      -ish  ness,      -ly,      -ness. 

dap'per,  -per  ling. 

•damped,  damp'er»p6d^al. 

dap'ple,     -pled,     -pling,     -pie -bay, 

Dam'rosch  (-rosh  or  -rosh),  Prus. 

-gray. 

mus. 

Dar'by,     -ism,     -ites,     dar'by,     a 

dam'sel  (-zel),   -fly. 

plasterer's  tool. 

Dan,  -ite,  Bih. 

Dar^da  nfelles',  strait  bet.   Europe 

dan. 

and  Asia. 

Dan'a  e.  Myth. 

Dar  dSnne',  tp.  Mo. 

da'na  Jd,  -ide. 

dare,  dared,  dar'ing,  -ing  ly,  -ing- 

Da'na  is      or      -us,      DSn  a'i  des 

ness,  dare'dev  il,  -il  try. 

(-dez),  Da^na  id'e  an  {or  din'-). 

dar'ic. 

da'na  ite,  -na  lite. 

da'ri  i. 

dan'bur  ite. 

dd'ri  ole. 

dance,    danced,     dan'cer,    dance' - 

Da  ri'us.  Bib.;  king  of  Persia. 

mu^sic. 

dark,    -en,    -ened,    -en  er,    -en  ing, 

dancette',   -cet  te'   (-setta'),   -cet'- 

-ly,  -ness,  dark' -arch  es,   -slide. 

ty- 

dar'kle,  -kled,  -kling,  -kling-bee'tle. 

dan'cing,      -dis  ease^      -girls,      a 

dar'ky  or  -key. 

plant;    -mas''ter,    -room,    -school, 

dar'ling. 

d.  girls,  dan  sense'  (don  sez'). 

dam,   -ing,   -er,   darned,   darn'ing- 

dan'da. 

ball,  -last,  -neeMle,  -stitch. 

dan'de  li  on. 

dar'nel. 

dan'der,  -der  ing. 

da  ro'ga  or  -gha. 

ddn'di  (-de). 

da  roD'-tree. 

dan'di  prat  or  -dy  prat. 

dar'ri  ba. 

dan'dle,  -died,  -dling,  -dler. 

dart,  -ed,   -ing,   -ing  ly,   -er,   dart'- 

dan'druff  or  -driff. 

moth,   -sack,   -snake,  -er-fish. 

dan'dy,  -ish,  -ism,  -ize,  -ized,  -ling. 

dar'tars. 

-di  fy,  -fy  ing,  -tied,  dan'dy -brush, 

dar'tSs. 

-cock,  -fe'ver,  -hen,  -horse,  -note, 

dar'tre  (-tr),  -trous. 

-rig,  -rolFer. 

Dar  win'i  an,  -ism,  -win  ism,  -ist, 

Dane,    Da'ni  cism,    Dan'ish,    -ism. 

-ize,    -ized. 

Dans'ker,    -ker  man,    dane'flow'- 

dash,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -er,  -y,  dashed, 

er,  -weed,  -wort,  danes'blood. 

dash'board,   -guard,   -lamp,   -pot, 

Dane'geld  or  -gelt,  Dane'law. 

-rule,   -wheel,  -er»block. 

fate,   fat,   far,    fall,   fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice,   in    note, 


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das'sy. 

das'tard,  -ly,  -li  ness. 

das  tu'ri  (-too'-). 

da  sym'e  ter. 

date,  -less,  dat'ed,  -er,  -a  ble, 
-ing,  date'=line,  »mark,  ^palm, 
-plum,  'Shell,  -sug'ar,  »tree,  d. 
wine. 

da  te  d'tro  (ta  a'-),  da  ti  rar'si 
(te  rar'se). 

da  ti'si. 

da'tive,  -ly,  -ness. 

da'to  or  -tu  (too)  or  dat'to. 

dd'tum,  pi.  -ta,  =line,  =plane. 

daub,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  daubed. 

Daub  (doup),  Ger.  theol. 

Daube'ny  (dob'ny  or  dau'be  ny), 
Eng.  chemist. 

D'Au^bi'gne'  (do^be^nya'),  Fr. 
hist. 

Dau'bi^gny'  (do''be''nyeO,  Fr. 
painter. 

dau  bree'lite,  -bre'ite. 

daud. 

Dau'det'  (doMa'),  Fr.   auth. 

daugh'ter,  -less,  -li  ness,  -ly,  -in- 
law. 

daunt,  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  -less,  -less  ly, 
-less  ness. 

dau'phin,  -ess,  -phine  (-fen). 

dauw  (daw). 

div'en  port,  a  desk. 

dav'it  {or  da'-),  -fall,   -hook. 

da'vite. 

da'vyne  (-vine),  -vy  um. 

daw,  -ish,  -fish,  -pate,   -dress^ing. 

daw'dle,  -died,  -dler,  -dling. 

dawk. 

dawm. 

dawn,  -ing,  dawned. 

daw'son  ite. 

day,  -ber^ry,  -break,  -flow^er, 
-man,  -mare,  -shine,  -sight, 
-spring,  -time,  -wom''an,  -blind^- 
ness,  -book,  -coal,  -dream, 
-feed^er,  -fly,  -hole,  -house,  -la''- 
bor,  -lev^el,  -liFy,  -nurse,  -nur^- 
ser  y,  -owl,  -peep,  -room,  -rule, 
-schoFar,  -school,  -star,  -tale, 
-work,   -writ,   days'man. 

da'yal. 

daze,  dazed,  daz'ing,  -ed  ly,  -ed- 
ness. 


daz'zle,  -zled,  -zling,  -zling  ly, 
-zler. 

dea'con,  -ess,  -hood,  -ry,  -ship, 
-seat. 

dSad,  -en,  -en  er,  -en  ing,  -ened, 
-ly,  -li  ness,  -ness,  -eye,  -fall, 
-head,  a  person;  -light,  -lock, 
-man,  a  log;  -an''gle,  -beat, 
-born,  »cen''ter,  -clothes,  -color- 
ing, -dip'ping,  -door,  -file,  -flat, 
-ground,  -hand,  -head,  a  term 
used  in  machinery;  -house, 
-latch,  -line,  -lock,  a  door-lock; 
-march,  -neap,  -net^tle,  -oil, 
-plate,  -pledge,  -point,  -reck''on- 
ing,  -rise,  -sheave,  -shore, 
-spinMle,  -stroke,  -tongue,  -wai- 
ter, -weight,  -well,  -wind, 
-wood,  -wool,  -work,  -works,  d. 
load,  d.  rope,   d.   set. 

dead' -man's -hand,  a  plant; 
-men's-bells,  a  plant;  -men's- 
fin''gers,  a  plant;  -men's-lines,  a 
plant;  dead'ly-hand''ed,   -live^ly. 

dSaf  {or  def),  -en,  -en  ing,  -ly, 
-ness,  -adMer,  -dumb''ness, 
-mute,  -mute^ness,    -mut  ism. 

deal,  -ing,  -er,  dSalt,  deal'fish, 
-frame,    -tree. 

De  A  mi'cis  (da  a  me'ches).  It. 
auth. 

dean,  -er  y,  -ship. 

dear,  -ly,  -ness,  -y  or  -ie,  -bought, 
-loved. 

dear'bom. 

d§am. 

dearth,  -ful. 

dea'sil  (-shel). 

dSath,  -ful,  -ful  ness,  -less,  -less- 
ness,  -like,  -ly,  -li  ness,  -ward, 
-bed,  -blow,  -watch,  a  beetle; 
-adMer,  -ag^o  ny,  -bell,  -bird, 
-cord,  -damp,  -dance,  -day, 
-fire,  -grap^ple,  -hunt^er,  -mask, 
-point,  -rate,  -rat'tle,  -stroke, 
-struck,  -throe,  -tick,  -to^ken, 
-trance,  -trap,  -war'rant,  -watch, 
a  watcher;  -wound,  death's- 
head,  -herb. 

de  ba'cle  {or  -bak'-  or  -ba'kl). 

de  bar',  -ment,  -ring,  -barred'. 

de  bark',  -ing,  -barked',  -bar  ka'- 
tion. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  Am,  etiide,  food,  fdot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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256 


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de  base',    -ment,    -based',    -bas'er, 

-bas'ing,   -ing  ly. 
de  bate',   -bat'a  ble,  -bat'ing,  -ing- 

ly,  -er,   -ed. 
de  bauch',  -ment,  -ed  ly,  -ed  ness, 

-er,   -er  y,   -ing,   -bauched',   deb'- 

au  chee'       (-6  she'      or      da^bo''- 

sha'). 
de  beige'  (-bazh'). 
de  ben'ture,  -tured. 
de  bJl'i  tate,  -ta  ted,   -ta  ting,   -ta'- 

tion,   -i  ty. 
dfib'it,  -ed,  -ing. 

de  hi  tu'min  ize,  -min  i  za'tion. 
de  hlai'  (da  bla'). 
dSb^o  niir',  -ly,  -ness. 
de  bouch'  (-bdosh'),   -ment. 
de'hou'che'      (da^bdo^sha'),       -hou'- 

chure'     (-shd6r'). 
de  bride'ment  (da  bred'm6n). 
de'hris'  (da^bre'). 
de  bruised'. 

debt  (det),  debt'or,  -ee',  -less,  -let. 
de'bu  scope  (da'bd6-). 
de'but'    (da^bot)'),    -hu'tant'    (-t6n'), 

-tante'  (-t6nt'). 
dfic'a  chord,    -chor'don,    -a  cu'mi- 

na'ted. 
dec'ade  or  ad,   -a  dal,   -a  da'tion. 
de  ca'dence,  -den  cy,  -dent. 
dec'a  gon,     -a  gram    or    -gramme, 

-a  gyn  (-jin),   -gyn'i  an,  de  cag'o- 

nal,   -cag'y  nous   (-kaj'-). 
dec  a  he'dron,  -he'dral. 
de  cal'ci  fy    (-fi),    -ing,    -er,    -fied, 

-fi  ca'tion. 
de  cal  CO  ma'ni  a. 
dec'a  let. 
dec'a  lifter     or     -tre     (-letter     or 

de  kal'-),   -lit'ron,  pi.  -ra. 
dec'a  logue,  de  cal'o  gist. 
De  came  ron'ic. 

dec'a  me  ter  or  -tre,  de  cam'er  ous. 
de  camp',  -ing,   -ment,  -camped'. 
dec'a  nal,  de  cd'nl. 
dec'a  nate. 

de  can'drous,  -can'dri  an,  -can'der. 
dec  an'gu  lar. 

de  cant',  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -can  ta'tion. 
dec'a  pet'a  lous,    -a  phyl'lous    {or 

de  caph'-). 
de  cap'i  tate,  -ta  ted,  -ta  ting,  -ta'- 
tion. 


De  cap'o  da,    de  cap'o  dal,    -o  dous, 

dec'a  pod,      -a  pod'i  form. 
de  car'bon  ize,        -ized,        -i  zing, 

-i  zer,    -bon  ate,    -a  ted,    -bu  rize, 

-rized,      -ri  za'tion,      -bon  i  zing= 

fur^nace. 
dfic  4re'  {or  dek'-),  dec'a  stere  {or 

-stare). 
dec  a  se'mic. 
dec'a  stich  (-stik),  -a  style  (-stile), 

-a  syl  lab'ic,   -a  to'ic. 
de  cau'date,  -da  ted,  -da  ting. 
de  cay',    -a  ble,    -er,    -ed  ness    {or 

-cayed'ness),   -ing. 
de  cease',  -ceased',   -ceas'ing,   -ce'- 

dent. 
de  ceit',  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful  ness,  -less. 
de  ceive',    -ceived',    -ceiv'ing,    -er, 

-a  ble,   -ble  ness,  -bly. 
De  cem'ber,   -ber  ly,   -brist. 
de  cem  cos'tate,         -cem  den' tate, 

-cem'fid,      -cem  loc'u  lar,      -cem- 

ped'al   {or   -cem'pe-),    -cem  pen'- 

nate. 
de  cem'vir,     pi.     -virs     or     -vi  ri, 

-vi  ral,     -vi  rate,     -vir  ship. 
de  cen'na  ry,     -ni  al,     -ni  urn,     pi. 

-urns  or  -a,  -no  val. 
de'cent,  -ly,  -ness,  -cen  cy. 
de  cen'tral  ize,       -ized,       -i  zing, 

-I  za'tion. 
de  ceph'a  lize,   -hzed,   -li  zing,   -II- 

za'tion. 
de  cep'tive,  -ly,  -ness,  -cep'tion. 
de  chaus  se'   (da  sho  sa'). 
dech'en  ite. 
dec  iare'   (d6s  yar'). 
de  cide',  -cid'ed,  -ed  ly,  -er,  -ing. 
de  cid'u  a,      -u  al,      -u  ate,      -u  ous, 

-ous  ness. 
dec'i  gram     or     -gramme     (d6s'-), 

-i  lifter  or  -tre  (-letter  or  de  sil'-), 

dec'il  or  -ile. 
de  cil'lion,   -lionth. 
dec'i  mal      (des'-),      -ize,      -ized, 

-i  zing,        -1  za'tion,        -mal  ism, 

-mal  ly,    -i  mate,    -ma  tor,    -ma'- 

tion,     -i  ma,     pi.    -mae,    de  cime' 

(da  sem'). 
dec'i  me'ter     or     -tre     (des'-     or 

de  cim'-). 
dec'i  mo  (des'-),   =sex'to, 
dec'i  mole  (des'-). 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    Ice,   in,    note, 


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de  ci'pher,  -a  ble,  -ing,  -ment, 
-phered. 

de  ci'slve,  -ly,  -ness,  -cis'ion. 

dec'i  stere  (des'i  ster  or  -star')- 

deck,  -ing,  -er,  decked,  deck'- 
head,  =beam,  -bridge,  -car^go, 
-Caroline,  -cleat,  -collar,  -curb, 
-feath^er,  -feed,  -flat,  -hand, 
-hook,  -house,  -light,  -load, 
=mold''ing,  -nail,  -pas^sage, 
-pas''sen  ger,  -pipe,  -plank''ing, 
-plate,  -pump,  -sheet,  -stop^per, 
-tac'kle,   -tran^som. 

dec'kle  or  deck'el,  dec'kle -edged, 
-strap. 

de  claim',  -ing,  -er,  -claimed', 
-clam'a  to  ry,  dec^la  ma'tion. 

de  clare',  -clared',  -clar'ing,  -ed  ly, 
-ed  ness,  -er,  -a  ble,  -ant, 
-cl^r'a  tive,  -tive  ly,  -a  to  ry, 
-to  ri  ly,   dec'la  ra''tor,   -ra'tion. 

de  clen'sion,  -al. 

de  cline',  -clined',  -clln'ing,  -a  ble, 
-al.  -a  to  ry  (or  -klin'-),  -a  ture, 
-ous,  dec'li  nate,  -na'tion,  -na^- 
tor,   -nom'e  ter. 

de  cliv'i  ty,  -i  tous,  -cli'vous,  dec'- 
li vent,  -li  vate,  -vant. 

de  coct',  -ed,  -ing,  -ive,  -i  ble, 
-coc'tion. 

de  col'late,  -la  ted,  -la  ting,  -la'- 
tion,  de'col'le  te'  (da''k6ria  ta'), 
-tee,  n.  fern. 

de  col'or,  -ant,  -ate,  -ize,  -ized, 
-i  zing,  -\  za'tion  or  -a'tion. 

de  com  pose',  -posed',  -pos'ing, 
-pos'a  ble,  -pos'er,  -pos'ite  -po- 
si'tion  (-zish'un),  -pos'ing -fur' - 
nace. 

de'com  pound',  -ed,  -ing,  -a  ble. 

dec'o  rate,  -ra  ted,  -ra  ting,  -ra- 
tive,  -tive  ness,   -ra  tor,  -ra'tion. 

de  co'rous  {or  dek'-),  -ly,  -ness, 
-co'rum. 

de  cor'ti  cate,  -ca  ted,  -ting,  -tor, 
-ra'tion. 

de  cou  pie'   (da  koo  pla'). 

de  coy',  -ing,  -er,   -coyed'. 

de  coy',  d.  bird,  d.  duck. 

de  crease',  -creased',  -creas'ing, 
-ing  ly. 

de  cree',  -a  ble,  -ing,  -cre'er, 
-cre'tal,  -cre'tist,  -tive. 


dec're  ment. 

de  crep'it,  -i  tate,  -ta  ted,  -ta  ting, 

-i  tude,  -i  ta'tion. 
de  cres  cen'do  {or  da  kr§,  shen'do). 
de  cres'cent,   -pin^nate. 
dec're  to  ry,   -ri  ly. 
de  cms  ta'tion. 
de  cry',       -ing,       -cri'al,       -cri'er, 

-cried'. 
dec'u  man. 

de  cum'bent,  -ly,  -bence,  -ben  cy. 
de  cu'ri  on,  -on  ate. 
de  cur'rent,  -ly,  -ren  cy. 
de  ciir'sive,  -sive  ly. 
de  curve',     -curved',     -cur'va  ture, 

-va'tion. 
dec'u  ry. 
de  cus'sate,     -ly,     -sa  ted,     -tive, 

-tive  ly,  -sa'tion. 
de  cus'sis,  pi.  -ses  (-sez). 
de  cus  so'ri  um,  pi.  -ri  a. 
de'cyl  (-sll  or  des'sll),  -cyl'ic. 
de'dal     or     dae'-,     dal'ian     (-yan), 

ded'a  lous. 
dedans'  (de  dan'  or  de'dans).' 
de'dgs. 

ded'i  cate,     -i  cant,     -ca  ted,     -ea- 
ting,     -ca  tor,     -to  ry,      -to'ri  al, 

-i  ca'tion, 
ded'i  mus. 
de  dW  (da  de'). 
de'do  (da'-). 
ded  o  la'tion. 
de  duce',     -duced',     -du'cing,     -ci- 

ble,      -ble  ness,      -bly,      -bil'i  ty, 

-cive. 
de  duct',     -ed,     -ing,     -i  ble,     -ive, 

-ive  ly,      -duc'tion,   -due' tor. 
deed,  -ful,  -less,  -y,  -box. 
deem,  -ing,  deemed. 
deem'ster. 
deep,       -en,       -ly,       -ness,       -laid, 

-mouthed,    -sea,    a.,    -waisf'ed. 
deer,    -let,    -ber'ry,    -herd,    -hound, 

-skin,    -fold,    -grass,    -hair,    -lick, 

-mouse,    -neck,    -stalk'er,    -ti'ger, 

deer's-hair,      -tongue. 
deese  (dez). 
de  face',     -ment,     -faced',     -fa'cer, 

-fa'cing. 
de  lac' to. 

de  far  cate,   -ca  ted,   -ca  ting,   -ca'- 
tion, def'al  ca'tor. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  <irn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bofimot,  thus,  Badi. 
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deletitious 


de  fame',   -famed',   -fam'ing,   -ing- 

ly,    -er,    -fam'a  to  ry,    defa  ma'- 

tion. 
de  fault',  -ed,  -ing,  -er. 
de  fea'sance       (-zans),       -sanced, 

-fea'si  ble,   -ble  ness. 
de  feat',  -ed,  -ing. 
def'e  cate,    -ca  ted,    -ca  ting,    -ca- 

tor,   -ca'tion. 
de  feet',     -ive,     -ive  ly,     -ive  ness, 

-less,   -fec'tion. 
de  fend',  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  -a  ble,  -ant. 
de  fense',  -less,   -less  ly,   -less  ness, 

-fen'si  ble,   -ble  ness,   -sive,   -sive- 

ly,  -sor,  -so  ry,  -si  bil'i  ty. 
de  fer',  -ring,  -rer,  -ment,  -ferred', 

defer  ence,        -er  ent,        -en'tial 

(-shal),  -tial  ly. 
de  fi'ance,  -ant,  -ant  ly,  -ant  ness. 
de  fi'cien  cy     (-fish'en-),     -fi'cient, 

-cient  ly,     def'i  cit. 
de  fi'de. 

def  i  lade'  {or  de^fi-),  -lad'ing. 
de  file',    v.,    -ment,    -fil'er,     -ing, 

-filed',  -file'  {or  de'-),   n. 
de  fine',  -fined',   fin'ing,   -fin'a  ble, 

-a  bly,    -er,    def  i  ni'tion    (-nish'- 

un). 
def'i  nJte,  -ly,  -ness. 
de  fJn'i  tive,     -ly,     -ness,     -i  tude, 

def  i  ni'tum. 
def'la  grate,    -gra  ted,    -ting,    -tor, 

-gra  ble,   -bil'i  ty,   -gra'tion. 
de  fla'tion. 
de  fleet',     -ed,     -ing,     -or,     -a  ble, 

-flec'tion,   -tion  ize,   -I  za'tion. 
de  flex',    -flexed',    -flex'ion    (-flek'- 

shun),   -flex'ure   (fleks'-). 
de  flo'rate,  def  lo  ra'tion. 
de  fo'li  ate,   -a  ted,   -a  tor,   -a'tion. 
de  foree',  -ment,  -forced'. 
de  for'eiant      (-shant),      -for  ci  a'- 
tion (-shi-). 
de  f6r'est,  -es  ta'tion. 
de  form',    -er,    -ing,    -i  ty,    -a  ble, 

-ed  ly,    -ed  ness,    -a  bil'i  ty,    def- 

or  ma'tion. 
de  fraud',  -ed,  -ing,  -er. 
de  fray',     -al,     -er,     -ment,     -ing, 

-frayed'. 
deft,   -ly,   -ness. 
defter  dar. 
de  fimet'. 


de  fy'   (-fi'),   -ing,   -fied',   -fi'er. 
deg,  -ger,   -ging,   degged,  deg'ging- 

ma  chine''. 
de  ga  ge'   (da  ga  zha'). 
de  gen'er  ate,     -ly,     -ness,     -a  cy, 

-a  tive,   -a'tion,  -tion  ist. 
de  ger' mi  na  tor. 
de  glu'ti  nate,     -na  ted,     -na  ting, 

-ti  to  ry,    deg^lu  ti'tion   (-tlsh'un). 
de  gote'. 
de  grade',    -grad'ed,    -ing,    -ing  ly, 

deg  ra  da'tion,   -tion  al. 
dc  gras'   (da  gra'") 
de  gree'. 

de'gu   (da'gob  or  deg'-). 
deg^us  ta'tion. 
de  ha  die'  (da  ha  sha'). 
de  hisce',     -hisced'    (-Mst'),    -his'- 

cence,   -cent. 
de  horn',  -ing,   -horned', 
de  hors'   (-horz'  or  -hor'). 
de  hu'man  ize,       -ized,       -i  zing, 

-I  za'tion. 
de  hy'drate   (-hi'-). 
de  hy'dro  gen  ize,     ized,     i'zing, 

i  za'tion. 
De^i  a  ni'ra,  wife  of  Hercules. 
deic'tie,  -al  ly. 
de'i  fy,    -ing,    -fied,    -fi  er,    -form, 

-if'ic,  -ic  al,  -i  fi  ca'tion. 
deign   (dan),   -ing,   deigned. 
De  I   grd'ti  a    (-shi  a),    De  I   ju  di'- 

ci  iim     (-dish'i  um). 
Del'mos,   Astron. 
Deip  nos'o  phist. 
de  ip'o  tent, 
de'ism,    -ist,    -is'tic,    -tic  al,    -al  ly, 

-al  ness,   de'i  ty. 
de  ject',  -ed,  -ed  ly,  -ing,  -er,  -jec'ia, 

-tion,   -to  ry,   -ture. 
de'jeu'ner'   (da^zhe'na'). 
de    ju're. 

dSk'a  draehm  (-dram),  a  gram. 
De  Kaib',   Ger.   gen. 
dgk'ass. 
de  laine'. 
de  lam  i  na'tion. 
de  lay',    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -er,    -a  ble, 

-layed'. 
del  cred'er  e. 
de'le,      de  lete',      -le'ted,      -le'ting, 

-le'tion,        -le'tive,        del'e  to  ry, 

-e  ti'  tious  (-tish'-). 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice,   in,    note. 


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de  lec'ta  ble,    -ness,    -ta  bly,    -bil'- 

i  ty,   -lee  ta'tion. 
del'e  gate,    -e  gant,    -ga  ted,    -ting, 

-ga'tion. 
de  len'da. 

del  e  te'ri  ous,  -ly,  -ness. 
delf  or  delft,   -ware. 
Del'hi     (del'le     or     del'hl),     Brit. 

Ind.— (del'hi),  tp.  N.  Y.;  tp.  O. 
De'li  an. 
de  lib'er  ate,  -ly,  -ness,  -a  ted,  -ting, 

-tive,      -tive  ly,     -a  ter  or    -a  tor, 

-a'tion. 
del'i  cate,  -ly,  -ness,  -ca  cy. 
del'hi  ca  tesse'  (-tes'),  -ca  tes'sen. 
de  li'cious  (-lish'us),  -ly,  -ness. 
de  lie' turn,  pi.   -ta. 
del'i  gate,  -ga'tion. 
de  light',     -ed,     -ed  ly,     -ing,     -er, 

-a  ble,      -ful,      -ful  ly,      -ful  ness, 

-some,       -some  ly,       -some  ness, 

-less. 
De  li'lah,  Bih. 

de  lim'it,   -ed,   -ing,   -i  ta'tion. 
de  lin'e  ate,     -a  ted,     -ting,     -tor, 

-to  r>',    -a  ture,    -a  ble,    -a  ment, 

-a'tion. 
de  lin'quent,  -ly,  -quen  cy. 
dePi  quesce',    -quesced'    (-kwesf), 

-ques'cing,      -cence,     -cent. 
de  lir'i  um,   -i  ant,    -i  ous,    -ous  ly, 

-ous  ness,   -i  fa'cient. 
De'Litzsch    (da'lich),    Ger.    theol. 
de  liv'er,   -a  ble,   -ance,   -er,   -ered. 
de  liv'er  y,  =rolFer,  -valve. 
dell,   =bird. 
Delia      Crus'ca,       -Crus'can,      D. 

Rob'bi  a  ware. 
Del  Nor'te  (-ta),  co.  Cal. 
de  lo'cal  ize,   -ized,    -i  zing,    -i  za'- 

tion. 
de  loo'  {or  da'lo). 
Del'phi  an,      -phic,      del'phin     or 

-phlne. 
DePsarte'    sys'tem. 
del'ta,    -ta'ic,    -tid'i  um,    pi.    -i  a, 

-to  he'dron,  -toid,  -toi'des  (-dez), 

-ta=met^al. 
de  lu'brum,  pi.   -bra. 
de  lude',  -lud'ed,  -ing,  -er. 
del'uge,  -uged,  -u  ging  (-jing). 
de  lun'dung. 
de  lu'sive  (-siv),  -ly,  -ness,  -lu'so  ry. 


-lu'sion    (-zhun),    -sion  al,     -sion- 

ist. 
del  vaux'ene    (-vd'zene),    -vaux'ite 

(-vo'zlt). 
delve,   delved,   delv'er,   -ing. 
de  mag'net  ize,       -ized,       -i  zing, 

-i  za'tion. 
dem'a  g6gue,      -gog  ism,      -gog'ic 

(-goj'-),    -ic  al,    -gog'y    (-goj  I). 
de  mand',  -ed,  -ing,  -a  ble,  -ant,  -er. 
de  man'toid. 

de  mar'cate,  -ca'tion,  de  mark',  v. 
de' march   (-mark),   n. 
deme. 

de  mean',   -or,   -ing,   -meaned'. 
de  ment'ed,     -men'tate,     -men'ti  a 

(-shi  a),   -men  ta'tion. 
de  meph'i  tize,      -tized,      -ti  zing, 

-ti  za'tion. 
de  mSr'it. 

de  mersed',  -mer'sion. 
de  mesne'  (-men'). 
De  me'ter.  Myth. 
De  me'tri  us,  Gr.  orator. 
dem'i  cir^cle,    -i  far'thing,    -I  god, 

-I  John,   -1  rep,   -I  sem^i  qua'ver. 
dem'i =gaunt'let,        «m6nde'       {or 

-mond'),     'vi  lie'vo     (=re  lya'vo), 

-volt,    =wolf. 
de  mil'i  ta  rize,   -rized,   -ri  zing. 
de  mise'  (-miz'),  -mis'a  ble  (-miz'-), 

-a  bil'i  ty. 
dem'i  urge,  -ur'gic. 
de  mdb'i  lize,       -lized,       -li  zing, 

-II  za'tion. 
dem'o  crat,    -crat'ic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly, 

de  moc'ra  cy,  -ra  tism,  -ra  tist. 
De  moc'ri  te'an,         Dem  o  crit'ic, 

-ic  al. 
De^mo  gor'gon  {or  dem-). 
de  mog'ra  phy,     -ra  pher,     dem  o- 

graph'ic. 
dem  oi  selle'   (dem  wo  zel'). 
de  mol'ish,       -ing,       -er,       -ished, 

dem  o  li'tion    (-lish'un),    -tion  ist. 
de'mon,     -ism,     -ist,     -ize,     -ized, 

-i  zing,     -ship,     -mon'ic,     -mon'i- 

fuge,    -mon  oc'ra  cy,    -og'ra  pher, 

-ol  a  ter,   -a  try,    -ol'o  gy,    -o  gist, 

-o  log'ic  al,     -o  man'cy,     -o  ma'- 

ni  a,  -op'a  thy,  -o  pho'bi  a,  -mo'- 

ni  ac,    -ni'a  cism,    dem  o  ni'a  cal, 

-cal  ly. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  tirn,  etude,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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de  mon'e  tize,       -tized,       -ti  zing, 

-ti  za'tion. 
de  mon'strate    {or    dem'-),    -stra- 

ble,    -ble  ness,    -bly,    -ted,    -ting, 

-tive,    -tive  ly,    -tive  ness,    dem'- 

on  stra^tor,  -tor  ship,  -stra'tion. 
de  m6r'al  ize,  -ized,  -i  zing,  -I  za'- 
tion. 
de'm6s. 
De  mos'the  nes    (-nez),    Dem  os- 

the'ni  an  or  -ne  an,  -then'ic. 
de  mot'ic. 
de  murcent. 
de  miir',   -ra  ble,   -rage,   -ral,   -rer, 

-ring,    -murred'. 
de  mure',  -ly,  -ness. 
de  my'    (-mi'),    pi.    -mies'    (-miz'), 

de  my'ship   (-mi'-). 
den,   =tree. 
de  nar'co  tize,       -tized,       -ti  zing, 

-tl  za'tion. 
de  nd'ri  us,       pi.       -rt  I,       de  na'ro 

(da  na'-). 
den'a  ry. 
de  na'tion  al  ize    (-nash'-),    -ized, 

-i  zing,     -i  za'tion. 
de  nat'u  ral  ize,      -ized,      -i  zing. 
den'dra  chate  (-kat). 
den  dran  thro  pol'o  gy. 
den'drite,     -drit'ic,     -ic  al,     -al  ly, 

-dri  form. 
dene'=hole. 
den'gue  (den'ga). 
de  ni'al,     -ni'a  ble,     -nl'er. 
de  flier'  (-ner')  n.   (-nya')  v. 
den'im. 
de  ni'trate,    -tra'tion,    -tri  fy,    -fy- 

ing,  -fied,  -fi  ca'tor,  -li  ca'tion. 
den'i  zen  (-zn),  -ship,  -i  za'tion. 
den'net. 
de  nom'i  nate,      -i  nant,      -na  ble, 

-na  ted,      -ting,      -tive,      -tive  ly, 

-tor. 
de  nom  i  na'tion,       -al,       -al  ism, 

-al  ist,  -al  ly. 
de  note',       -not'ed,       -ing,       -ive, 

-not'a  ble,    -a  tive,    -tive  ly,    -no- 

ta'tion. 
de'noue'ment         (da'noo'mSn         or 

-man'). 
de  nounce',  -nounced',  -noun'cing, 

-cer. 
de  no'vo. 


dens  (denz),  pi.  den'tes  (-tez). 

dense,  -ly,  -ness,  den'si  ty. 

den'sher  or  -shire  (-sher). 

den  sim'e  ter. 

dent,   -ed,   -ing. 

den'tal,    -tal'i  ty,    -tag'ra,    -tal  ite, 

-tal'I  id,       -tal  i  za'tion,       -ta  ry, 

-ta'ta,    -ti  cle,    -tic'u  late,    -la''ted, 

-late  ly,      -la'tion,     den'ti  fac^tor, 

-ti  form,    -ti  frice    (-fris),    -tig'er- 

ous   (-tij'-). 
den'tate,    -ly,    -tate^cil  i  ate,    »ser'- 

rate,    =sin'u  ate. 
den  telle' . 
den'ti  cine. 

den'ti  cule,  -tic'u  lus,  pi.  -li. 
den'tn  or  -tel. 
den  t\  la'bi  al,   -ti  lin'gual  or  den'- 

to-,    -til'o  quy,     -o  quist,    den  ti- 

na'sal  or  den''to-. 
den'ti  lasted,  -ti  la'tion,  -tile. 
den'tin  or  -tine,  -ti  nal,  -ti  phone. 
den  ti  ros'ter,  -ros'tral,  -trate. 
den'tist,  -ry,  -ti  scalp,  -toid,  -ture, 

-ti'tion  (-tish'un). 
de  nude',     -nud'ed,     -ing,     den^u- 

da'tion. 
de  nu'mer  ant,   -mer  a'tion. 
de  nun'ci  a     (da  noon'thi  a),     -ci  a- 

mi  en' to     (-me  an'to). 
de  nun'ci  ate        (-shI-),        -a^ted, 

-acting,     -a  tive,     -a' tor,      -to'ry, 

-a  ble,  -ant,  -a'tion. 
de  nu  tri'tion  (-trish'-  or  den  u-). 
de  ny  (-nl'),   -ing,   -ing  ly,   -nied'. 
de'o  dand. 
de  o  dar'. 
de  o'dor  ize,    -ized,    -i  zer,    -i  zing, 

-i  za'tion,    -dor  ant. 
De'o       jd  ven'te,       De'o       grd'ti  as 

(-shI-),   De'o  vo  len'te. 
de  on  tol'o  gy,  -o  gist,  -to  log'ic  al 

(-loj'-). 
de  6  per'cu  late,  -la  ted,   -la  ting. 
de  os'si  fy,     -ing,     -si  fied,     -ft  ca'- 
tion. 
de  ox'i  dize,   -dized,   -di  zer,   -zing, 

-dl  za'tion,      -i  da'tion. 
de  ox'y  gen  ize,       -ized,       -i  zing, 

-gen  a'tion. 
de  6'zon  ize,    -ized,    -i  zing. 
de  part',  -ed,   -ing,  -er,   -par'ture. 
de  part'ment,  -men'tal,  -tal  ly. 


fate,    fa.t,   far,   fall,   f^re,   fast,    sofa,   mete,   mSt,   her,    Ice,   In,    note, 


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261 


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dSp'as. 

de  pau'per  ate,      -a  ted,      -a  ting, 

-per  ize,  -ized,   -i  za'tion. 
de  pend',     -ed,     -a  ble,     -ble  ness, 

-ence,   -en  cy,   -er,   -ing,   -ing  ly. 
de  pend'ent   or  -ant,   n.   de  pend'- 

ent,  a.,  -ent  ly. 
dep'hal. 
de  phleg'mate,      -ma  ted,      -ting, 

-tor,      -to  ry,      -ma'tion. 
de  phos'phor  ize,      -ized,      -i  zing, 

-i  za'tion. 
de  pict',    -ed,    -ing,    -er,    -pic'tion, 

-pic'ture,  -tured,  -tur  ing. 
dep'i  late,  -la  ted,  -ting,  -tor,  -la'- 

tion,  de  pil'a  to  ry. 
dep'la  mate  {or  de  pla'-). 
de  pld'no. 
de  plete',    -plet'ed,    -ing,    -ple'tive, 

-to  ry,   -tion. 
de  plore',    -plored',    -plor'ing,    -er, 

-a  ble,  -ble  ness,  -bly,  -bil'i  ty. 
de  ploy',  -ing,  -er,  -ment,  -ployed'. 
de  plume',     -plumed',     -plum'ing, 

-plu'mate,  dep^lu  ma'tion. 
de  po'lar  ize,  -ized,  -i  zing,   -i  zer, 

-i  za'tion. 
de  po'nent. 


de  pop'u  late,       -la  ted, 


-la  ting, 
-ment, 


-la  tor,   -la'tion. 

de  port',     -ed,     -ing, 
-por  ta'tion. 

de  pose',  -posed',  -pos'ing,  -pos'er, 
-pos'a  ble,  dep  o  si'tion  (-zish'- 
un). 

de  pos'it,  -ed,  -ing,  -i  ta'tion,  -i  tive, 
-i  tor,  de  pos'it -re  ceipt^  -it  ing- 
dock. 

de  pos'i  ta  ry,  a.  and  n.,  -i  to  ry, 
n.  As  nouns  these  words  are, 
to  some  extent,  used  interchange- 
ably. The  better  usage  limits 
depositary  to  the  person,  and  de- 
pository to  the  place. 

de'pot  (de'po  or  dep  6'  or  da  p6'). 

de  prave',  -praved',  -prav'ed  ly, 
-ed  ness,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly, 
-prav'i  ty. 

dep're  cate,  -ca  ted,  -ca  ting, 
-ting  ly,  -ca  tive,  -tive  ly,  -cantor, 
-to^ry,   -ca'tion. 

de  pre'ci  ate  (-shI-),  -ci  active, 
-tive  ly,   -tor,   -to^ry,   -ci  a'tion. 


dep're  date,  -da'' ted,  -darting,  -da^- 

tor,   -to  ry,   -da'tion. 
de  press',       -ing,       -ing  ly,       -ive, 

-ive  ness,  -i  ble,  -or,  -ant,  -pres'- 

sion. 
dep're  ter. 
de  prive',    -prived',    -priv'ing,    -er, 

-a  ble,   dep^ri  va'tion. 
de  pro  fUn'dis. 
depth,  -less,   -gage, 
de  pulp'er. 
dep'u  rate,     -ra  ted,     -ting,     -tive, 

-tor,   -rant,   -ra'tion. 
de  pute',    -put'ed,    -ing,    dep'u  ta- 
ble,   -u  tize,    -tized,    -ti  zing,    -ty, 

-ta'tion. 
de  rail',  -er,   -ing,   -ment,   -railed'. 
de  range',  -a  ble,  -ment,   -ranged', 

-ran'ging,   -ran'ger. 
de  ray'. 

Der'be,  Entom.  genus. 
der'bend. 
der'boun  (-boon). 
Der'by   (-bi),    tp.    Conn.;   tp.   and 

vil.    Vt.;    (der'by    or    dar'-),    co. 

Eng. 
Der'by,   Eng.   earl;   a  horse    race. 

D.  day. 
der'by,  a  float;  a  hat. 
Der'by  sWre,   D,   drop,    D.    neck, 

D.  spar. 
de  re'cho   (da  ra'-). 
d§r'e  lict,  -lic'tion. 
dSr'ham  (-am). 
dfer'ic,  a. 
de  ride',  -rid'ed,   -ing,   -ing  ly,   -er, 

-ri'sive,    -sive  ly,    -sive  ness,    -so- 

ry,      -ri'sion      (-rizh'un). 
de  ri'giLeur'   (re^ger'). 
dfir'i  vant  {or  de  ri'-) . 
de  rive',   -rived',   -rlv'a  ble,   -a  bly, 

-a  bil'i  ty,       -riv'a  tive,      -tive  ly, 

-tive  ness,    der  i  va'tion,    -tion  al, 

-tion  ist. 
der'ma,      -mad,      -mal,      -mal'gi  a, 

derm'=skeKe  ton. 
der  map'ter  an,    -ter  ous,    -mat'ic, 

-ma  ti'tis,     -ma  tog'ra  phy,     -ma- 

toid,    -tol'o  gy,    -o  gist,    -tol'y  sis, 

-to  my  co'sis    (-mi-),     -ma  ton'o- 

sis. 
der'ma  to  phyte      (-fit),      -phyt'ic 

(-fit'-),     -top'a  thy,     -to    plas'ty, 


not,  nor,  use,  tip,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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262 


despicably 


-ma  t6r  rhe'a,  -ma  to'sis,  -to  skel'- 

e  ton. 
Der  mes'tes       (-tez),       der  mes'tid, 

-mes'toid. 
der' mis,   -mic. 
der  mo  bran'chi  ate    (-ki-),    -mo- 

gas'tric,      -mo  he'mal,      -mo  he'- 

mi  a,   -mo  hu'mer  al,   -hu  me  ra'- 

lis,    -moid,    -mo  mus'cu  lar,    -mo- 

neu'ral,     -mo  os'se  ous,     -os'si  fy, 

-fy  ing,     -fied,     -fi  ca'tion,     -mo- 

path'ic,  -mop'a  thy. 
der' mop  tere,     -mop'ter  an,     -ter- 

ous. 
der'ni  er  {or  dgr^nya'). 
dgr'o  gate,   -ga  ted,   -ga  ting,    -ga'- 

tion,    de  rog'a  tive,    -tive  ly,    -to- 

ry,  -to  ri  ly,  -ri  ness. 
dfir'o  treme,     -trem'a  tons,     -tre'- 

mous. 
De'roua^de'      (da'roo'ladO,       Fr. 

poet. 
dSr'rick,   -car,   -crane, 
dfer'ries. 
dSr'rin  ger. 
dSr'ry. 
der'vish. 
Des^brosses'         (da'brSs'),         Fr. 

painter. 
des'ca  mi  sa'do   (das'ka  me  sa'do  or 

-tho). 
des'cant,  n.,   -cant',  v.,   -ed,   -ing, 

-er,   des'cant=vi  ol. 
Des^cartes'   (da^kart'),   Fr.  philos. 
de  scend',    -ed,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -er, 

-i  ble,   -i  bil'i  ty. 
de  scend'ant,  n.     de  scend'ent,  a., 

-seen  den'tal  ism,    -tal  ist. 
de  scent',       -scen'sion,       -sion  al, 

-scen'sive. 
Des  champs'        (da''sh6n'),        Fr. 

painter. 
de  scribe',      -scribed',      -scrib'ing, 

-er,   -ent,   -scrip'tion,   -tive,   -tive- 

ly,   -tive  ness. 
de  scry'       {or       des  cry'),       -ing, 

-scried',   -scri'er. 
DesMe  mo'na       (dez^-),        Shak., 

Othello. 
des'e  crate,     -era  ted,     -ting,     -ter 

or  -tor,   -cra'tion. 
de  seg'ment  ed,  -men  ta'tion. 
de  serf  (-zert'),  v..   -ed,  -ing,  -er. 


des'ert       (dez'-),       «.,       -chough 

(»chuff),   =faFcon  (-fa'kn),   =hare, 

-mouse,   -palm,   -pea,   -snake. 
de  serve',  -served',  -serv'ed  ly,  -er, 

-ing,   -ing  ly. 
des'ic  cate,  -ca  ted,  -ca  ting,  -cant 

{or  de  sic'-),  -ca  tive  {or  de  sic'-), 

-ca  tor,  -ca'tion. 
de  sid'er  ate,    -a  ted,    -a  ting,    -a- 

tive,  -e  ra'tum,  pi.  -ra'ta. 
de  sign'   (-zin'  or  -sin'),   -ing,   -er, 

-a  ble,     -ed  ly,     -ed  ness,     -less, 

-less  ly,  -signed'. 
des'ig  nate    (des'-),    -na  ble,    -na- 

ted,     -ting,     -tive,     -tor,     -to  ry, 

-na'tion. 
de  sil'i  cated,  -si  lie'' ida'tion  (-lis^-), 

-lic'i  fi  ca'tion,     -lic'i  fy,     -fy  ing, 

-fied,      -sil'i  cized,      -sil'i  con  ize, 

-ized,  -i  zing. 
de  sil'ver,    -vered,    -ver  ize,    -ized, 

-i  zing,  -I  za'tion. 
des'i  nence. 
de  sire'     (-zir'),     -less,     -sir'a  ble, 

-ble  ness,  -a  bly,  -er,   -ous,  -ous- 

ly,     -ous  ness,     -ing,     -a  bil'i  ty, 

-sired'. 
de  sist'  {or  -zist'),  -ed,  -ing,  -ance. 
Des^jar'dins'     (da^zhar^d3,n'),     Fr. 

hist. 
desk,      -cloth,      -knife,      -mak^er, 

-room,  -work. 
des'ma,  pi.  -mas  (-maz)   or  -ma  ta, 

-ma  chy'ma  tous      (-ki'-),      -ma- 
chyme,  -ma  cyte   (-sit). 
des' man. 

des  mid  i  ol'o  gy,  -ol'o  gist. 
des' mine, 
des  mi'tis. 
Des^mou'lins'    (da^moo^ian'),    Fr. 

revolutionist. 
-des'o  late,    -ly,    -ness,    -la  ted,    -la- 
ting,    -la  ter   or   -tor,    -la'tion. 
De  So'to  (da),    Sp.  explorer. 
des  ox'a  late,  -ox  al'ic. 
de  spair'    {or    d6s-),    -ing,    -ing  ly, 

-ing  ness,    -spaired'. 
des  patch'  {or  de-)  or  dis-,  -er,  -ing, 

-patched',      -patch' -boat,      -box, 

-tube. 
des'per  ate,   -ly,    -ness,   -a'do,    -a'- 

tion, 
des'pi  ca  ble,  -ness,   -bly. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice,    in,    note, 


despise 


263 


Deutsch 


de  spise'  {or  des-),  -spised', 
-spls'ing,   -ing  ly,   -er. 

de  spite'  {or  des-),  -ful,  -ful  ly, 
-ful  ness. 

Des   Plaines'    (da   plan'),   r.   Wis. 

de  spoil'  {or  des-),  -er,  -ing,  -ment, 
-spoiled',  -spo  li  a'tion. 

des  pond'  {or  de-),  -ed,  -ence, 
-en  cy,  -ent,  -ent  ly,  -er,  -ing, 
-ing  ly. 

des'pot,  -ism,  -ist,  -ize,  -ized, 
-i  zing,  -pot'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly, 
-al  ness. 

Des'pres'  (da'pra'),  Fr.  litterateur. 

des'pu  mate  {or  de  spu'-),  -ma- 
ted,  -ting,   -ma'tion. 

des'qua  mate  {or  -kwa'-),  -ma'- 
tion,  de  squa,m'a  tive,   -a  to  ry. 

dess. 

Des''saix'  (da^sa'),  Fr.  soldier. 

Des^sa^lines'  (da^sa^len'),  ruler  of 
Hayti. 

des  serf   (dez  zert'),   -spoon. 

dfes'sia  tine  (-ya-). 

des  sus'  (des  sod'). 

D'Es  taing'  (des'tan'),  Fr.  ad- 
miral. 

des'tine,  -tined,  -tin  ing,  tl  ny, 
-ti  na'tion. 

des'ti  tute,  -ly,  -ness,  -tu'tion. 

des' to  {or  das'-). 

des'trd    md'no. 

des  troy'  {or  de  ),  -ing  -er,  -a  ble, 
-troyed'. 

de  struct'!  ble,  -ness,  -bil'i  ty, 
-struc'tive,  -tive  ly,  -tive  ness, 
-tor,   -tion,   -tion  ist. 

des^u  da'tion. 

des'ue  tude  (-we-). 

de  sul'phur,  -ing,  -phured,  -phu- 
rate,  -ra'tion,  -phur  ize,  -ized, 
-i  zing,  -i  za'tion,  -phu  ret  ed  or 
-ret  ted,   -phur  i  zing=fur^nace. 

des'ul  to  ry,   -to  ri  ly,   -ri  ness. 

de''syn  on'y  mize,    -y  mi  za'tion. 

de  tach',  -a  ble,  -ed  ly,  -ing, 
-ment,  -a  bil'i  ty,  -tached', 
-tach'ing=hook. 

de  tail',  v.,  -ing,  -er,  -tailed'; 
de  tail'  {or  de'-),  n. 

de  tain',  -ing,  -er,  -tained',  -ten'- 
tion,  -ten'tive,  -tent',  -tent'=joint. 

de  tect',   -ed,   -ing,    -ive,   -a  ble  or 


-er,      -tec'tion. 


-rent, 


-ring, 
-ter'gent, 


-i  ble       -or      or 

-tect'or-lock. 
de  t#r',       -ment, 

-terred'. 
de  terge',        -terged', 

-gence,    -gen  cy,    -gi  ble, 
de  te'ri  o  rate,  '  -ra  ted,     -ra  ting, 

-ra'tion. 
de  ter'ma. 

de  ter'mi  nate,     -ly,     -ness,     -na- 
tive,  -na'tion. 
de  ter'mine,     -mined,     -min  ed  ly, 

-min  er,        -mIn  ism,        -min  ist, 

-min  is'tic,    -min  ing     -mi  na  ble, 

-ble  ness,      -bil'i  ty,      -mi  nance, 

-nant. 
de  ter'sive,       -sive  ly,      -sive  ness, 

-sion. 
de  test',     -ed,     -er,     -ing,     -a  ble, 

-ble  ness,    -bly,    -bil'i  ty,    det^es- 

ta'tion   {or  de  tes-). 
de  throne',        -ment,        -throned', 

-thron'ing,  -er. 
det'i  net,  -i  nue. 
det'o  nate,     -na  ted,     -ting,     -tive, 

-tor,    -na  ble,    -na'tion,    -na  ting- 
fuse,    -tube. 
det'o  nize,     -nized,     -ni  zing,     -nl- 

za'tion. 
de  tour'   (-tobr'). 
de  tract',    -ed,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -or 

or  -er,   -o  ry,   -trac'tion. 
det'ri  ment,  -men'tal,  -tal  ly,  -tal- 

ness. 
de  trite',    -tri'tal,    -trl'ted,    -tri'tus, 

-tri'tion      (-trish'un). 
de  trop  (tro). 
de  tnide',  -trud'ed,   -ing. 
de  trun'cate,      -ca  ted,       -ca  ting, 

-ca'tion. 
de'tur  {or  da'td6r). 
Deu  ca'li  on.  Myth. 
deuce,   deu'ced,   -ced  ly. 
Deu  61',    CO.    Neb.;    co.    Dak. 
De'us     mis'er  e  a'tur     (miz^-). 
deu'ter  o  ca  non'ic  al,       -ter  og'a- 

my,         -a  mist,         -ter  o  gen'ic, 

-o  me'sal,     -op'a  thy,     -o  path'ic, 

-os'co  py,      -os'to  ma,     -o  stom'a- 

tous,  -o  zo'oid. 
Deu^ter  on'o  my,    -o  mist,     -mis'- 

tic,    -o  nom'ic,    -ic  al. 
Deutsch  (doich),  Ger.  scholar. 


not,  nor,  use,  iip,  tarn,  etvide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


Deutz 


264 


diaclasis 


Deutz  (doits),  t.  Prus. 

Deut'zi  a    (doit'sl  a    or    dut'sl  a). 

deux' 'temps'  (de'=t6h'). 

dev    {or    dav)    or   de'va    (da'-),    pi. 

de'vas. 
de  vap  o  ra'tion. 
dev'as  tate,     -ta  ted,     -ting,     -tor, 

-ta'tion,  -ta'vit. 
de  vel'6p  {or  -up),  -ing,  -er,  -a  ble, 

-ment,    -men^tal,    -tal  ly,    -ment- 

ist,   -oped. 
de  ver'soir  (-sw6r). 
de'vi  ate,       -a  ted,       -ting,       -tor, 

-a'tion. 
de  vice', 
dev'il  (-1),  -iled  or  -illed  (-Id),  -iling 

or  -il  ling,  -ish,  -ish  ly,  -ish  ness, 

-kin,  -ment,  -ry,  -ship,  -try,  -fish, 

-wood,       'bean,       »bird,       -bolt, 

-car^riage,       »screech^er,       -tree, 

-wor^ship. 
dev'il's^ap^ple,  -a^pron,  -bird,  -bit, 

-claw,  =club,  -cot^ton,  -cow,  -dust, 

-ear,   -fig,   -fin^ger,   -horse,  -milk, 

-shoe'string. 
dev'il-in-a=bush,  a  plant;   dev'il- 

may-care. 
de'vi  o  scope, 
de'vi  ous,  -ly,  -ness. 
de  vis'cer  ate,  -a  ted,  -a  ting,  -ation. 
de  vise'     (-viz'),     -vised',     -vis'ing, 

-vis'a  ble,   -vis'al. 
de  vis'er,  one  who  invents;       de- 

vis'or,  one  who  bequeaths;    dev'- 

i  see'   (-ze'). 
de  vi'tal  ize,    -ized,    -i  zing,    -I  za'- 

tion. 
de  vit'ri  fy,   -ing,    -fied,    -fi  ca'tion. 
de  vo'cal  ize,  -ized,  -i  zing,  -I  za'- 

tion. 
de  void'. 

de  voir'   (d6  vwor'). 
de  volve',  -volved',  -volv'ing. 
Dev'on,     co.     Eng.,     De  vo'ni  an, 

-von'ic. 
Dev'on  shire   col'ic,  D.   lace. 
de  vote',    -vot'ed,    -ed  ly,    -ed  ness, 

-er,    -ing,    dev  o  tee',    -tee'ism. 
de  vo'tion,  -al,  -al  ist,  -al  ly. 
de  vour',  -a  ble,   -er,   -ing,   -ing  ly, 

-ment,    -voured'. 
de  vout',    -less,    -less  ly,    -less  ness, 

-Iv,  -ness. 


dew,  -y,  -i  ness,  dew'ber^ry, 

fall,    -lap,    -stone,    -worm. 

dew'-beat''er,     -be  sprent, 


-drop, 

-claw, 
plant, 


-cup,      -drink,      -grass, 

-point,  -shoe. 
dewan',  -wa'ni. 
dex  i  o  trop'ic. 
dex'ter  ous      or      dex'trous,      -ly, 

-ness,   dex  ter'i  ty,   dex' trad,  -tral, 

-tral  ly,   -tral'i  ty. 
dex'trine,    -tro  ro'ta  to  ry,    -trorse' 

{or  dex'-),  -tror'sal. 
dex'trose    (-tros),    -tron'ic,    -trot'- 

ro  pous. 
dey  (da). 

de  zinc'i  fy,   -I  fi  ca'tion. 
de  zy'mo  tize    (-zi'-),    -tized,    -ti- 

zing. 
dhabb  (dab). 
dha'di  um. 
dhak. 
dhai'ee.  _ 
dh&m'noD. 
dhin. 
dhar. 
dhdr'ma. 
dhar'ri. 
Dhaula  gi'ri       (dou^la  ge're)       or 

Dha  wal  a  ghi'ri  (da  wol  a  ger'e), 

mt.  peak  India. 
dhau'ri. 

dho'hte  or  -by,   -bie  man. 
dhole. 

dh6'tee  or  -ty. 
dhow   (dou). 
Dhu  leep'   Singh  (doo  leep'  sing), 

Indian  prince. 
dhun'chee. 
Dhflr^rum  pur'     (-poor'),     Rajput 

state,   India. 
dhur'ry. 
di'a  base,       -ba'sic,       -ba  te'ri  al, 

-ban'tite,   -a  base-por'phy  rite. 
di^a  be'tes  (-tez),   -bet'ic,   -ic  al. 
Di'a'ble,  Le  (le  de^a'bl),    Satan. 
di^a  bol'ic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly,    -al  ness, 

-ab'o  lism,      -o  lus,      Di  ab'o  lus, 

Zool.  genus. 
di  a  brot'ic,     -a  ca  thol'i  con,     -a- 

caus'tic,     -a  ce'tin,     -a  che'ni  um 

(-ke'-),     pi.     -ni  a,     -a  cho'ri  al, 

-ach'y  Ion      or      -y  lum      (-3,k'-), 

-ach'y  ma,    -ac'id,    -a  da' sis    {or 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,   fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,   mSt,    her,   ice,   In,    note, 


diaclinal 


265 


diastasis 


dl  ak'-),       -cli'nal,       -a  co'di  um, 

-a  cce'li  a. 
di  ac'o  nate,      -o  nal,      -a  con'i  ca, 

-i  con  or  -l  cum. 
di  ac'o  pe,    Dl  ac'o  pe,    Ichth.    and 

Entom.  genus. 
di  a  cous'tic    (-koos'-   or    -kous'-), 

-tics,      -a  cran  te'ri  an,      -a  cris  i- 

og'ra  phy. 
di  a  crit'ic,     -ic  al. 
di  ac'tine,  -ti  nal,  -tin'ic. 
di'a  dem,       -demed,       -dem'a  tid, 

-dem»le''mur,   ^spi^der. 
di  a  dex'is. 
di^a  do'chi  an  (-ki-). 
di  aer'e  sis.     See  dieresis. 
di^a  ge  o  trop'ic,    -ge  ot'ro  pism. 
di'a  glyph,   -ic  or  -glyp'tic. 
di^ag  nose'  (-nos'),  -nosed' 

(-nost'),     -nos'ing,     -no'sis,     di'- 

ag  nost,     -nos'tic,     -tics,    -ti  cate, 

-ca  ted,  -ca  ting,  -ti  cian  (-tish'-). 
di  a  gom'e  ter. 
di  ag'o  nal,  -ly,  -nal»built. 
di'a  gram,      -gram  mat'ic,      -ic  al, 

-al  ly,    -gram'ma  tize,    -tized,    -ti- 

zing,   -gram'me  ter. 
di'a  graph,   -graph'ic,   -ic  al,   -ics. 
di  a  gryd'i  ate,  -i  um. 
di  a  gy'i  os  (-ji'-). 
di  a  heli  o  trop'ic,    -li  ot'ro  pism. 
di'al,   =bird,   =lock,   =plate,   =re  sist'- 

ance,   =tel'e  graph,   =wheel,  »work. 
di'a  lect,      -lec'tal,      -tal  ly,      -tic, 

-tic  al,    -al  ly,    -ti  cian    (-tish'an), 

-ti  cism,    -tics,    -tol'o  gy,    -o  ger, 

-o  gist,    -to  log'ic  al. 
di'al  er    or    -ler,    -al  ing    or    -ling, 

-al  ist. 
dl  al'la  ge    (-je),    Rhet.,    di'al  lage. 

Mineral. 
di  al  le'lon,  pi.   -le'la,   -le'lous,  a., 

-le'lus,   «.,    pi.    -le'li. 
di'al6gue,  -log'ic  (-loj'-),  -ical,  -al- 
ly, -al'ogism,  -o  gist,  -gis'tic,  -tic- 

al,  -al  ly,  -al'o  gize,  -gized,  -gi  zing. 
di'a  lyze,  -lyzed,  -Iv'zing  (-li^-) ,  -zer, 

-lyz'able  (-liz'-),'  -ly  za'tion  (-1!-). 
di^a  mag  net'ic,     -ic  al  ly,     -mag'- 

net  ism,    -net  i  za'tion,    -mag  ne- 

tom'e  ter. 
di  am'e  ter,         -e  tral,         -tral  ly, 

-a  met'ric,   -ric  al,  -al  ly. 


di  am'id  or  -ide,  -am'in  or  -ine 
{or  di'-) 

di'a  mond  (-a  mund  or  di'mund), 
-ed,  -mond  back,  ^backed,  =bee^- 
tle,  »bird,  =break''er,  ■•cut^ter, 
=draft,  =drill,  »dust,  -finch, 
-flounder,  =gage,  -knot,  -mor^- 
tar,  =plaice,  =plate,  =point, 
-pow^der,  -set^ter,  -shaped, 
-snake,  -spar,  -truck,  -wee^vil, 
-wheel,    -work. 

di^a  mo  to'sis. 

Di  an'a  {or  di  a'na).  Bib. 

Di  an'a  {or  -a'na).  Myth.;  Ichth. 
genus.  di  an'a,  a  kind  of  silver; 
a  species  of  monkey. 

di  an  cis'tron. 

Dl  an'dri  a,  di  an'der,  -an'dri  an, 
-an'drous. 

di  a  no'dal,   -a  nome. 

di  a  no  et'ic,  -a  noi  al'o  gy. 

di  a  pa' son   (-zon   or   -son), 

di'a  ped. 

di'a  pe  de'sis,    -pe  det'ic. 

dl  a  pen'te. 

di'a  per,  -pered,  -per  ing,  -per- 
work. 

di  aph'o  noiis,  -nous  ly,  -nous- 
ness. 

di  aph'o  ny,  -a  phon'ic,  -ic  al, 
-phon'ics. 

di^a  pho  re'sis,   -pho  ret'ic,   -ic  al. 

di'a  phragm  (-fram),  -phrag'mal 
(-frag'-),  -mal'gia,  -malgy,  -mat'- 
ic, di'aphragm-fau^cet,  -plate, 
-pump,   -valve. 

di  ap  no'ic,   -not'ic. 

di^a  po  re'sis. 

di^a  pos'i  tive. 

di'arch  y  (-ark-). 

di^ar  rhe'a  or  -rhoe'a,  -rhe'al, 
-rhe'ic,   -rhet'ic. 

dl  ar  thro' sis,  pi.  -ses  (-sez), 
-thro'di  al. 

di'a  ry,  -a  rist,  -a  rize,  -rized, 
-ri  zing,   -a'ri  al,   -ri  an. 

di'a  schis'ma  (-skiz'-). 

di  a'si  a  (-si-). 

di'a  skeii'a  sis,  -skeu'ast. 

dl  as'po  ra. 

di'a  spore. 

di  a  stal'tic. 

di'a  stase,   -as'ta  sis. 


n6t,  nor,  iise,  up,  6rn,  etude,  food,  fdot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Bacfh. 


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266 


Diez 


di  a  stim'e  ter. 

dl  as' to  le,    -as  tol'ic. 

di  as'tro  phism,  -as  troph'ic. 

di'a  style. 

di  a  tes'sa  ron. 

di  atheroma  nous,  -ther'mal,  -man- 

cy,   -man  ism,   -mic,   -mom'e  ter. 
dl  ath'e  sis,   -a  thet'ic,   -ic  al  ly. 
di  at'o  min     or     -mine,      -o  mist, 

-o  mite,   -o  moiis,   -a  tom'o  scope. 
di  a  ton'ic,   -ic  al  ly,   -at'o  noiis. 
di'a  tribe,   -at'ri  bist   {or   -a  tri'-). 
dl  au'los. 
di  ax'on,  -o'ni  a. 
di  kz'o  tize. 
di  az'o  type. 

di  a  zeiix'is,  -zeuc'tic  or  -zeu'tic. 
di  a  zo'ma,   pi.   -ma  ta,   -zon'al. 
dib,     -bing,     -ber,     dibbed,     dib'- 

stone,    'hole. 
dib'ble,  -bling,  -bier,  -bled,  -bling= 

ma  chined 
di  blas'tu  la,   pi.   -la. 
di'brach  (-brak). 
di  bran'chi  ate  (-kl-). 
dibs. 

di  cae  ol'o  gy  (-se-). 
di  cal'cic,  di  car  bon'ic. 
di'cast. 

di  cat  a  lex'is,  -a  lec'tic. 
dice,      di'cer,      dice'=box,       -coal, 

=play^er,  di'cing-house. 
di  cel'late. 
Di  cen'tra,    Bot.    genus;    di  cen'tra, 

a  plant. 
di  cer'i  on,  dic'er  ous  (dis'-). 
di'chas   (-kas). 
dichd'sium   (-ka'st-   or  -ka'zl-),  pi. 

si  a,   -si  al. 
di  chog'a  my     (-kog'-),     -a  mous, 

-cho  gam'ic. 
di  chop'tic  (-k6p'-). 
di'chord. 
di  chot'o  mize     (-k6t'-),     -mized, 

-mi  zing,      -ml  za'tion,      -chot'o- 

mal,    -o  mous,    -mous  ly,    -o  my, 

-cho  tom'ic,  -ic  al  ly. 
di'chro  ism     (-kro-),      -chro  is'tic, 

-chro  Ite,   -it'ic. 
di  chro' mate,     -ma  tism,     -mat'ic, 

-chro'mic. 
di'chro  nous,  -chro  scope,  -scop'ic. 
dick'er,  -ing,  -er,  dick'ered. 


dick'y,  a  donkey,  pi.  -ies. 
dick'y,    pi.    -ies,    or    dick'ey,    pi. 

-eys,    an   apron   or    bib;    a    shirt 

front  or  collar;  a  carriage =seat. 
dick'y=bird. 
di  clin'ic,      di'clin  ate,      -clin  ism, 

dic'li  nous    {or   di  kli'-). 
di  cot  y  le'don,    pi.    -dons,    -I6d'- 

on  ous      {or      -le'-),      di  co  tyl'i- 

form. 
di  crot'ic,       -cro'tal,       dic'ro  tism, 

-ro  tous    {or   di'kro-). 
dic'tate,   -ta  ted,    -ta  ting,    -ta'tion, 

-ta'tor,    -to'ri  al,    -al  ly,    -al  ness, 

-ta'tor  ship. 
dic'tion,  -a  ry. 
die' turn,    pi.    -ta   or   -turns. 
did,   didn't,   didst',   rarely  did'dest. 
di  dac'tic    {or    di-),    -tics,    -tic  al, 

-al  ly,    -ti  cism,    -ti'cian    (-tish'-). 
did'ap  per  {or  di'dap-)  or  -op  per. 
did'dle,   -died,   -dling,   -dler. 
Dide'rot'   (ded'ro'),   Fr.   philos. 
di'do,  Di'do,  Queen  of  Carthage. 
di  doMec  a  he'dral,  -dron. 
Di  dot'  (deMo'),  Fr.  printer. 
di'drachm      (-drSm),       -drach'ma 

(-dr3,k'-),    -drach'mon. 
die,  v.,  died,  dy'ing  (di'-),  -ing  ly, 

-ing  ness. 
die,    n.,    a    cube,    pi.    dice.      die, 

general  pi.,   dies. 
die'=a  way',         »back,         -hold^er, 

=sink^er,    »stock,    -work. 
dieb  (deb). 

di  e'cian  or  di  oe'-,   -e'cious. 
di  e'do   (de  a'do). 
di'e  ge'sis. 
di  e  lec'tric. 

Di  eppe'    (de  ep'),    t.    Fr. 
di  er'e  sis  or  di  aer'-. 
di  e  ret'ic. 
Di'es      I'rcB      (di'ez      i're),      dl'es 

ju  rid'i  cus. 
Diest    (deste),    t.    Belg. 
di'et,   -ed,   -ing,   -er,   -et  a  ry,   -ine, 

-ist,   di''e  ta'ri  an,   -e  tet'ic,   -ic  al, 

-al  ly,      -tet'ics,      -tet'ist,      -et'ic, 

-ic  al,  di'et'bread,  -drink, 

=kitch^en. 
Die'trich   (de'trlch  or  -trik),   Ger. 

painter. 
Diez  (deets),  Ger.  philol.;  t.  Ger. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    f^re,    fast,    sofa,    mete,   m6t,   her,   ice,   In,   note, 


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267 


dimidiation 


di  e  zeug'me  non. 

differ,    -ing,    -ent,    -ent  ly,    -en'ti  a 

(-shI  a),    pi.    -ti  ce,    -en'tial,    -dal- 
ly,  -ti  ate,   -a  ted,   -a  ting,   -a  tor, 

-a'tion,   -en'ti  ant  (-shi  ant). 
differ  ence,    =en^gine,    =e  qua^tion, 

=gage. 
dif  fi  cult,   -cul  ty. 
dif  fi  dent,  -ly,  -dence. 
dif  flu  ent,   -flu  ence. 
dif  form,  -for'mi  ty. 
dif  fracf ,      -ed,      -ing,      -frac'tive, 

-tive  ly. 
dif  frac'tion,  d.  grat'ing,  d.  spec'- 

trura. 
dif  fran'gi  ble,  -gi  bil'i  ty. 
dif  fuse'   (-fuz'),  v.,  -fused',   -fus'- 

ed  ly,    -ed  ness,    -er,    -ing,    -i  ble, 

-ble  ness,      -bil'i  ty,      -fu  si  om'e- 

ter. 
dif  fuse'     (-fus'),     a.,     -ly,     -ness, 

-fu'sive,   -sive  ly,   -sive  ness. 
dif  fu'sion        (-zhun),        =os^mose 

(-6z''mos),    =tube,   =voFume. 
dig,  dug  or  digged,  dig'ging,   -ger, 

-ger=pine,  «wash,  -ging-machine'. 
di  gal'lic. 

di  gam' ma,    -gam'mate,    -ma  ted. 
di  gas'tric. 
dig'by,    pi.    -bies. 
di  gen'e  sis,    -ge  net'ic,    dig'e  nous 

(dij'-). 
di  gest',   v.,  -ed,    -ed  ly,  -ing,    -er, 

-i  ble,     -ble  ness,     -bil'i  ty,     -ive, 

-ive  ly,  -ges'tion  (-chun),  di'gest,  n. 
dight,   -ly. 
dig'it  (dij'-),  -i  tal,  -tal  in  or  -Ine, 

-ta'li  a,  -tal'ic,  -tal'i  form.  Dig  i- 

ta'lis. 
dig'i  tate   (dij'-),   -ly,   -ta  ted,   -ta'- 

tion,    -i  ti  form,    -ti  grade,    -gra- 

dism,    -ti  nerved,    -ti  par'tite. 
dig  i  to'ri  um,    pi.    -ri  a,    -i  tox'in 

or  -ine,  -i  tule,  -i  tus,  pi.   -tl. 
di'glot,   -glot'tic. 
di'glyph. 

Digne  (den),  t.  Fr. 
dig'ni  fy,      -ing,      -fied,      -fied  ly, 

-ni  ta  ry,    -ni  ty. 
di  go  neu'tic,  -neu'tism,  -go  nop'o- 

rous,   dig'o  nous   (or  di'-). 
di  gra'do  (de   gra'do). 
di'graph,  -graph'ic,  di'gram. 


dJ  gress'  {or  di-),  -gressed',  -gres'- 

sing,      -sive,     -sive  ly,     -gres'sion 

(-gresh'un),   -sion  al. 
di'gyn,     -gyn'i  an     (-jIn'-),     dig'y- 

nous   (dij'-). 
di  he'dron,  -he'dral,  -hex  ag'o  nal, 

-hex  a  he'dral,    -he'dron,    di  hy'- 

drite  (-hi'-). 
di  i  amb',  pi.  -ambs',  or  -am'bus, 

pi.  -bl. 
Di-'jon'   (de''zh6h'),   c.    Fr. 
di'ka    (de'-    or    di'-),    di'ka "bread, 

=fat. 
dik  a  mai'I. 
dike,    -let,    diked,    dik'ing,    dik'er, 

dike'=grave,    =reeve. 
di  ke'tone. 
di  lamb'do  d6nt. 
di  lap'i  date,    -da  ted,    -ting,    -tor, 

-da'tion. 
dilate'    (or   di-),    -lat'a  ble,    -bil'i- 

ty,    -ed,    -ed  ly,    -er  or   -or,    -ing, 

-ive,     -la'tant,     -tan  cy,     -la'tate, 

-la'tion,    dil'a  ta''tor,    -a  ta'tion. 
dil'a  to  ry,   -to  ri  ly,   -ri  ness. 
di  lem'ma     {or     di-),     -lem'mist, 

-lem  mat'ic. 
dil'et  tant^,    a.,    -tint',    n.,    dU'et- 

tan'te      (-ta      or      de^lat  tan'ta), 

-tant'ish  or   -tan'te  ish,    -ta,nt'ism 

or   -tan'te  ism. 
dil'i  gent,   -ly,   -gence. 
dill,  -weed. 
dil'ly,    =daFly. 
dil'o  gy. 

di'lu  en' do  (de^ldo  an'do). 
di  lute',    -lut'ed,    -ed  ly,    -ing,    -er, 

-lu'tion,   -lute'ness,   dil'u  ent. 
di  lu'vi  al    {or    di-),     -ist,    -vi  an, 

-an  ism,       -vi  on,       -vi  um,       pi. 

-ums   or   -a. 
dim,     -ly,     -ming,     -mer,     -mish, 

-ness,      dimmed,      dim'=sight^ed, 

=sight^ed  ness. 
dim'a  ris  or  -a  tis. 
dime, 
di  men'sion,       -sion  al,       -al'i  ty, 

-sion  less,  -men'sum. 
di  me  tal'lic. 
dim'e  ter,   di  met'ric. 
di  meth'yl,   -y  lan'i  lin   or  -line, 
di  mid'i  ate,  '      -a^ted,         -acting, 

-a'tion. 


n6t,  nor,  iise,  iip,  urn,  etude,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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268 


dipody 


dl  min'ish,   -a  ble,   -er,   -ing,   -ing- 

Di  og'e  nes         (-6j'e  nez),         Gr. 

ly,    -ished,    -min'u  ent,    -u  en'do, 

philos.,      -o  gen'ic,      -e  nes=crab, 

dim^i  nu'tion,   di  min'ish  ing«nile, 

-cup. 

=scale,   'Stuff. 

di'o  nym,   -on'y  mal. 

61  min'u  tive,   -ly,    -ness,    -u  ti'val 

Di  6  nys'i  us     (-nish'i  us),     tyrant 

(or  -min'u  tKv-). 

of    Syracuse;     Gr.     hist.;     Rom. 

di  min'u  tize,  -tized,  -ti  zing. 

abbot;   Bib. 

dim'is  so  ry,  -so'ri  al. 

Di  6  ny'  sus    (-ni'-),  Myih.,    -nys'- 

dJ  mit',    -ted,    -ting. 

i  a   (-nis'-),    -nys'i  ac,    -nys'i  an. 

dim'i  ty. 

Di  6  ph&n'tus,    Gr.    arithmetician, 

di    mol'to  (de). 

-phan'tine. 

di'morph,        -mor'phic,        -phism, 

di  op'side  {or  -sid),  -op'tase,  -op'- 

-phous. 

ter,   -op'trate. 

dim'ple,  -pled,  -pling,  -ply. 

di  op'tric,  -al,   -al  ly,   -tries,   -tron, 

dimp'sy. 

pi.   -tra,   -try   (-tri). 

Dim'y  a,        -y  a'ri  a,        dim'y  a  ry, 

di  0  ra'ma  {or  -ra'-),  -ram'ic. 

-a'ri  an. 

di'o  rite,  -rit'ic. 

din,   -ning,   dinned. 

di  or  tho'sis,  -thot'ic. 

Di  naj  pur'  (de  naj  poor'),  t.  India. 

di  OS  co're  in,   -re  a'ceous. 

di  nan'de  rie  (de  non'de  re). 

Di  OS  cu'ri,   -cu'ri  an. 

di  nar'  (de-  or  di'-). 

di  os'mose,   -mo'sis,   -mot'ic. 

din'din. 

Di  6t're  phes    (-fez),    Bih. 

dine,    dined,    din'ing,    -er,    -er-out. 

dip,    -per,    -per  ful,    -ping,    dipped, 

-ing=room. 

dip'=buck'et,        -cir^cle,        -head. 

di  ne'ro   (de  na'ro). 

»net,     'pipe,     -reg'u  la  tor,     -rod, 

ding,   -ing,    dinged   (dingd),    ding'- 

-rolFer,    -sec'tor,    -splint,    -tray, 

dong. 

-tube,   -per-clam. 

din'gar. 

di  pd'   (de  pa'). 

din'gey  or  -ghy  (ding'gy). 

di  pet'a  lous. 

din'gle,   -gled,   -gling,   -gle=dan'gle. 

di  pet' to  (de). 

din'go. 

diph  the'ri  a   (dif-  or  dip-),    -the- 

din'gy  (-ji),  -gi  ly,  -gi  ness. 

rit'ic,    -ic  al  ly,    -ri'tis. 

din'i  cal. 

diph'thong    (dif-    or    dip'-),    -ize, 

di  ni^tro  cel'lu  lose    (-los). 

-ized,    -i  zing,    -thong'ic,    -thon'- 

din'ner,     -less,     -ly,     -y,    di  nette', 

gal,   -gal  ize,   -ized,   -gal  ly,   -ga'- 

din'ner»bell,         =hour,         -ta^ble, 

tion. 

=time,    =wag^on. 

diph  y  cer'cal,  diph'y  cer  cy. 

di  nom'ic. 

diphyl'lous    {or    diph'-),    diph'y- 

dl'nds,   pi.    -nl. 

o  dont   (-!-),    -o  zo'oid   or   -y  z6'- 

di'no  saur,  -sau'ri  an. 

oid. 

Di  no  the'ri  um,   dl'no  there. 

dip'la  cH'sis. 

dint,   -less. 

dipla'sion  (-si-),   -plas'ic. 

di'nus. 

di'ple. 

di  6b'ol. 

di  ple'gi  a,    -pleg'ic   (-plej'-). 

di'o  cese,     pi.     -ces  es,      -oc'e  san 

dl  plei'do  scope. 

(-os'    or  di'o  se'-). 

di  pleu'ral,  -pleu'ric. 

di'ock. 

di'plex. 

di  oc  ta  he'dral. 

di  plo'ma,     -cy,     -ma  tism,     -tist, 

di'o  d6nt. 

-tize,    -tized,    -ti  zing,   dip'lo  mat, 

Di  0  do'rus,   Rom.   hist. 

-mat'ic,   -jc  al,   -al  ly,   -mat'ics. 

di  oe'cian  (-e'shan),  -cious,  -cious- 

di  plo'pi  a,  -plop'ic. 

ly,     -cious  ness,     di'e  cism.       See 

dip  neii'mo  nous. 

diecian. 

di'pode,  -pod'ic,  dip'o  dy. 

fate,   f3.t,   far,   fall,   fire,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


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269 


discoidal 


di  po'lar. 

dip'ping=com^pass,  4rame,  =house, 

=lIq^uor,     =neeMle,     =pan,     -tube, 

»vat,  wheel. 
dip'sas.     Dip'sas,  Zool.  and  Entom. 

genus. 
dip'sey  (-si)  or  -sy,   =Iine. 
dip  so  ma'ni  a,  -ni  ac,  -ni'a  cal. 

dip  sop'a  thy,  -so'sis. 
dip'ter,  -ad,  -al,  -an,  -ist,  -ol'o  gist, 

-o  gy,   -o  log'ic  al. 
dip'tote. 
dip'tych  (-tik). 
dipy'gus  (-pi'-),  pi.  -gi  (-ji). 
dip'ylon  (-!-),  pi.  -la. 
di  py  re'nous  (-pi-). 
Dir  cae'an. 

dire,    -ful,    -ful  ly,    -ful  ness. 
dl  reef,     -ed,     -ing,     -ive,     -ive  ly, 

-ness,     -or,     -o  rate,     -o  ry,     -or- 

ship,    -ress    or    -rix,    -rec  to'ri  al, 

-rec'tion,  -rect'=ac^tion,   -draught, 

-ing=cir^cle. 
dirge,  -ful. 
dJr'i  gi  ble,     -i  gent,     -i  go,     -i  go- 

mo^tor. 
dirk   (derk),    -knife. 
dirl  (derl). 
dirt,    -y,     -i  ly,     -i  ness,     dirt'-bed, 

-board,   -cheap,   -eat^ing,   -scrapp- 
er,  dirt'y-aFlen. 
dis  a'ble,      -ment,      -bled,      -bling, 

-bil'i  ty. 
dis  a  buse'  (-buz'),  -bused',  -bus'- 

ing. 
dis  ac  cord',   -ed,    -ing,    -ant. 
dis  ac  cus'tom,  -ing,   -tomed. 
dis'ad  van'tage,   -taged,   -ta'geous, 

-geous  ly,   -geous  ness. 
dis^af  feet',    -ed,    -ed  ly,    -ed  ness, 

-fec'tion. 
dis  af  firm',    -ing,    -ance,    -firmed', 

-fir  ma'tion. 
dis  af  fSr'est,     -ed,     -ing,     -ment, 

-es  ta'tion. 
dis  ag'gre  gate,    -ga  ted,    -ga  ting, 

-ga'tion. 
dis  a  gree',   -a  ble,   -ble  ness,   -bly, 

-ment,   -greed', 
dismal  low',  -a  ble,  -ble  ness,  -ance. 
dis  ally'   (-li'),   -ing,   -allied'. 
dis  an  nul',      -ler,      -ment,      -ling, 

-nulled'. 


dis  ap  par'el,    -eled   or   -elled,    -cl- 
ing or  -el  ling, 
dis  ap  pear',  -ance,  -ing,   -peared'. 
dis  ap  point',  -ed,   -ing,   -ment. 
dis  ap'pro  ba'to  ry,  -ba'tion. 
dis  ap  pro'pri  ate,  -pri  a'tion. 
dis  ap  prove'    (-proov'),    -proved', 

-prov'er,    -prov'ing,    -ing  ly. 
dis  arm',       -ing,       -er,       -a  ment, 

-armed'. 
dis  ^r  range',       -ment,       -ranged', 

-ran'ging. 
dis  kr  ray',    -ing,    -ment,    -rayed'. 
dis^as  so'ci  ate     (-shI-).      See  dis- 
sociate. 
dis  as'ter    (diz  as'ter    or    dis  is'-), 

-as'trous,    -trous  ly,    -trous  ness. 
dis  a  vow',    -al,    -er,    -ing,    -ment, 

-vowed'. 
dis  band',   -ed,    -ing,   -ment. 
dis  bar',    -ring,    -ment,    -barred'. 
dis  be  lieve',       -Uev'er,       -lieved', 

-lief. 
dis  bur'den  (-dn),   -ing,   -dened. 
dis  burse',    -ment,    -burs'er,    -ing, 

-bursed'. 
disc,  dis'cous,   -cal.     See  disk. 
dis  calced'  (-kalsf). 
dis  card',   -ed,   -ing. 
dis  case',  -cased',  -cas'ing. 
dis  cern'     (diz  zern'),     -er,     -i  ble, 

-ble  ness,     -ing,     -ing  ly,     -ment, 

-cerned'. 
dis  charge',        -char'ger,        -ging, 

-charged',      -charge' -valve,      dis- 

char'ging-arch,        'gear,        -rod, 

-tongs. 
dis  church',   -churched'. 
dis^ci  flo'ral,  -flo'rous,   dis'ci  form, 

-cif'er  ous. 
dis  ci'ple,  -ship,  -pled,  -pling,  -cip'- 

u  lar. 
dis'cJ  plJne,    -plined,    -plln^ing,  -er, 

-a  ble,         -ble  ness,         -pli  na'ry, 

-na'ri  an,   -ri  um,   pi.   -ri  a. 
dis  cis'sion   (-sish'-). 
dis  claim',    -er,    -ing,    -claimed'. 
dis  close'   (-kloz'),   -closed',   -clos'- 

er,   -ing,   -clo'sure   (-zhoor). 
dis  cob'o  lus,   pi.   -li. 
dis'co  carp,    -car'pi  um,    pi.  -pi  a, 

-car'pous. 
dis'coid,  -coid'al. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  6rn,  etude,  food,  foot,  anger,  bohmot,  tllus,  Badi. 


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270 


disgruntling 


dis'co  Uth. 

dis  col'or,  -ored,  -or  ing,  -or  a'tion. 

dis  com'fit     (-kiim'-),     -ed,     -ing, 

-ft  ture. 
dis  com'fort       (-kum'furt),       -ed, 

-ing,    -a  ble,    -ble  ness. 
dis  com  mode',      -mod'ed,      -ing, 

-mo'di  ous,   -ous  ly,   -ous  ness. 
dis  com  pose'      (-poz'),      -posed', 

-pos'ing,    -ed  ly,    -ed  ness,    -p6'- 

sure. 
dis  con  cert',  -ed,  -ing,   -ment. 
dis  con  nect',  -ed,  -ed  ly,  -er,  -ing, 

-nec'tion. 
dis  con'so  late,   -ly,   -ness. 
dis  con  tent',    -ment,    -ed,    -ed  ly, 

-ed  ness. 
dis''con  tin'ue,      -tin'ued,      -u  ing, 

-u  ance,     -u  or,     -u  ous,     -ous  ly, 

-u  ee',    -u  a'tion,    -con''tI  nu'i  ty. 
dis'cord,    -cord'ance,    -an  cy,    -ant, 

-ant  ly,   -ant  ness. 
dis'count,  n.,  dis'count  {or  -count'), 

v.,  -ed,  -ing,  dis'count^er,  -count'- 

a  ble,  dis'count  bro'ker. 
dis  coun'te  nance,  -nanced,  -nan^- 

cing,    -nan'cer. 
dis  coiir'age,  -ment,  -a  ble,  -aged, 

-a  ging,   -ging  ly,   -a  ger. 
dis  course',   n.   and  v.,   -coursed', 

-cours'er. 
dis  coiir'te  ous,  -ly,  -ness,  -te  sy. 
dis  cov'er,    -a  ble,    -er,    -ing,     -y, 

-ered,    -y -claim. 
dis  cred'it,    -ed,    -ing,    -or,    -a  ble, 

-a  bly. 
dis  creet',     prudent;     -ly,      -ness, 

-cre'tion    (-kr6sh'-),    -tion  al,    -al- 
ly, -a  ry,  -a  ri  ly. 
dis  crep'ance,     -an  cy,     -ant     (or 

dis'cre-). 
dis  Crete',  disconnected;  -ly,  -ness, 

-cre'tive,   -tive  ly. 
dis  crim'i  nate,     -ly,     -ness,     -na- 

ted,  -ting,  -ting  ly,   -tive,   -tive  ly, 

-tor,   -to'ry,  -nal,   -nant,   -nant^al, 

-na'tion,    -i  noid,    -noid'al. 
dis  crown',  -ing,   -crowned', 
di'  cur'sive,  -ly,  -ness,   -cur'sus. 
dis'cus,  pi.  -cus  es  (-6z)  or  -ci  (-si). 
dis  cuss',  -a  ble,  -er,  -ing,  -cussed', 

-cus'sive,  -sion,   -sion  al. 
dis  cu'tient  (-shent). 


dis  dain'    {or    diz-),    -ful,    -ful  ly, 

-ful  ness,  -ing,  -dained. 
dis  ease'  (diz  ez'),  -eased. 
dis  em  bark',  -ing,  -ment, 

-barked',   -bar  ca'tion. 
dis  em  bSr'rass,  -ment,  -rassed. 
dis  em  bat'tled. 
dis  em  bit'ter,   -ing,   -tered. 
dis  em  bod'y,      -bod'ied,      -bod'i- 

ment. 
dis  em  bogue'       (-bog'),       -ment, 

-bogu'ing. 

LS  em  bo\ 

or  -elled. 
dis  em  broil',  -ing,  -broiled'. 
di  se'mic. 

dis  en  chant',  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -ment. 
dis  en  cum'ber,        -ing,        -ment, 

-bered,   -brance. 
dis  en  dow',   -ing,   -ment,   -do wed'. 
dis  en  gage',   -ment,   -gaged',   -ga'- 

ged  ness,        -ga'ging,        -ga'ging= 

gear. 
dis~  en  no'ble,   -bled,   -bling. 
dis  en  shroud',  -ed,  -ing. 
dis  en  tail',  -ing,  -tailed'. 
dis  en  tan'gle,        -ment,        -gled, 

-gling. 
dis  en  thrall',  -ing,  -ment, 

-thralled'". 
dis  en  ti'tle,   -tied,   -tling. 
dis  en  tomb'    (-toom'),    -tombed'. 
dis  en  trance',     -ment,     -tranced', 

-tran'cing. 
dis  en  twine',    -twined',    -twin'ing. 
di  sep'a  lous. 
dis  es  tab'lish,         -ing,         -ment, 

-lished. 
dis  es  teem',   -ing,   -teemed'. 
dis  fa'vor,    -ing    -er,    -vored. 
dis  fea'ture,   -tured,   -tur'ing. 
dis  fel'low  ship,    -ing,    -shiped    or 

-shipped. 
dis  fig'ure,    -ment,    -ur  ing,    -ured, 

-u  ra'tion. 
dis  f6r'est,   -ed,   -ing. 
dis  fran'chise     (-ch!z     or     -chiz), 

-ment,   -chised,    -chis  ing. 
dis  gorge',    -ment,    -gorged',    -gor'- 

ging,    -ger. 
dis  grace',    -ful,    -ful  ly,    -ful  ness, 

-graced',   -gra'cer,   -gra'cing. 
dis  grun'tle,  -tied,   -tling. 


fate,    fat,   far,    fall,    ikre,   fast,   sofa,    mete,    met,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


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displeasedly 


dis  guise'  (-giz'),  -guised',  -guis'- 
ed  ly,   -ed  ness,   -er,   -ing. 

dis  gust',  -ful,  -ful  ness,  -ing, 
-ing  ly,     -ing  ness. 

dish,  -ing,  dished,  dish'ful, 
-washier,  -waiter,  -catch, 

-cloth,  =clout,  -faced,  -heather, 
-hold^er,    -rack,    -rag,    -tow^el. 

dis^ha  bille'   (-a  bil'   or  -bel'). 

dis  hal'low,   -ing,   -lowed. 

dis  bar' mo  nize,  -nized,  -ni  zing, 
-mo  ny,   -mo'ni  ous,   -mon'ic. 

dis  heart'en,  -ing,  -ment,  -ened. 

dis  helm',  -helmed'. 

dJ  shev'el  (-1),  -ment,  -eled  or 
-elled,   -el  ing  or  -el  ling. 

dis  hon'est   {or  diz-),    -ly,    -es  ty. 

dis  hon'or  {or  diz-),  -a  ble,  -ble- 
ness,    -bly,   -er,    -ing,    -ored. 

dis  horn',   -ing,    -horned'. 

dis'il  lu'sion  (-zhun),  -ing,  -ment, 
-ize,    -ized. 

dis^in  cline',  -clined',  -clin'ing, 
-cH  na'tion. 

disln  close',  -closed',  -clos'ing. 

dis'in  cdr'po  rate,  -ranted,  -ran- 
ting,  -ra'tion. 

dis^in  crus'tant. 

dis^in  feet',  -ed,  -ing,  -ant,  -or, 
-fec'tion. 

dis'in  ggn'u  ous,  -ly,  -ness. 

dis^in  hfir'it,   -ed,   -ing,   -ance. 

dis  in'te  grate,  rgra  ted,  -ting, 
-tive,   -tor,   -gra'tion. 

dis  in  ter',   -ment,   -ring,   -terred'. 

dis  in'ter  est  ed,   -ly,   -ness. 

dis  in  vig'or  ate,  -a  ted,  -a  ting. 

d!  sip'pus. 

dis  ject',  -ed,  -ing. 

dis  join',  -ing,  -joined. 

dis  joint',  -ed,  -ed  ly,  -ed  ness,  -ing. 

dis  junct',  -junc'tive,  -tive  ly,  -tion, 
-ture,   -tor. 

disk  or  disc,  -less,  disk-gas'tru  la, 
-owl,  -shell,  -wheel,  d.  ar^ma- 
ture,  d.  clutch,  d.  dy'na  mo 
(di'-),  d.  bar' row,  d.  teFe  graph, 
d.   valve. 

dis  like',  -liked',  -lik'ing,  -lik'a- 
ble. 

dis'lo  cate,  -ca  ted,  -ting,  -ca'tion. 

dis  lodge',  -lodged',  -lodg'ing, 
-lodg'ment. 


dis  loy'al,  -al  ly,  -al  ty. 
dis'm'al  (diz'-),  -ly,  -ness. 
dis  man'tle,  -tied,  -thng. 
dis  mast',  -ed,  -ing,  -ment. 
dis  may',  -ful,  -ing,  -mayed'. 
dis  mem'ber,  -er,  -ing,  -ment, 

-bered. 
dis  mem'bra  tor. 
dis  miss',   -al,  -ing,   -ive,   -missed', 

-mis'sion    (-mish'-),    -mis'so  ry. 
dis  mount',  -ed,   -ing. 
dis  6  be'di  ent,   -ly,   -ence. 
dis  o  bey'  (-ba'),  -ing,  -er,  -beyed'. 
dis  o  blige',  -ment,  -bliged',  -bli'ger, 

-bli'ging,   -ging  ly,  -ging  ness. 
di  so' ma  tous. 
Di  son'  (de^zon'),  vil.  Belg. 
dis  or'der,     -ly,     -li  ness,     -dered, 

-dered  ness. 
dis  or'gan  ize,  -ized,  -i  zing,  -i  zer. 
dis  own'     {or    diz-),     -ing,     -ment, 

-owned'. 
dis  pir'age,  -ment,  -a  ger,  -a  ging, 

-ging  ly. 
dis'pa  rate,  -ly,   -ness. 
dis  pir'i  ty. 
dis  part',   -sight. 
dis  pas'sion  ate    (-pash'-),    -ate  ly, 

-sioned. 
dis  pau'per  ize,  -ized,  -i  zing, 
dis  pel',   -ler,   -hng,   -pelled'. 
dis  pen'sa  ble,    -ness,    -sa  ry,    -sa- 

tive,      -tive  ly,      -sa  tor,       -to^ry, 

-to^ri  ly,     -sa'tion,     -tion  al,     -sa- 

bil'ity. 
dis  pense',  -pensed',  -pens'er,  -ing. 
dis  peo'ple,    -pled,    -pling,    -pier. 
di  sper'mous,  -ma  tous. 
di  sperm'y,  -sperm'ic. 
dis  perse',      -persed',      -pers'ed  ly, 

-ed  ness,    -er,    -ing,    -ive,    -ive  ly, 

-ive  ness,  -per'sion. 
di  sphe'noid. 
dis  pJr'it,     -ed,     -ed  ly,     -ed  ness, 

-it  ment. 
dis  place',   -a  ble,   -ment,   -placed', 

-pla'cer,     -pla'cing,    -place'ment- 

di'a  gram. 
dis  plant',  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  -plan  ta'- 

tion. 
dis  play',       -er,       -ing,       -played', 

-play' -let' ter,  -line,  -stand,  -type. 
dis  please',    -pleased',    -pleas'ed  ly, 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  Arn,  etiide,  fcrod,  fd6t,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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272 


distention 


-ed  ness,    -er,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -ing- 

ness,   -pleas'ure   (-plezh'-),   -ur  a- 

ble. 
di  spon'dee,  -spon  da'ic,  -spon  de'- 

us. 
dis  port',  -ed,   -ing,   -er,   -merit. 
dis  pose'    (-poz'),    -pos'al   (-poz'-), 

-pos'a  ble,      -posed',      -p5s'ed  ly, 

-pos'er,   -pos'ing,   -ing  ly,    -po  si'- 

tion   (-zish'un),   -tion  al. 
dis''pos  sess'     (-poz  zes'     or     -pos- 
ses'),  -sessed',   -sess'or,   -sess'ing, 

-ses'sion. 
dis  praise'        (-praz'),        -praised', 

-prais'ing,   -ing  ly. 
dis  pro  por'tion,  -a  ble,  -al,  -al  ly, 

-al'i  ty,     -ate,     -ate  ly,     -ate  ness, 

-tioned. 
dis  prove'  (-proov') ,  -prov'al,  -a  ble, 

-er,  -proof. 
dis  pute',    -less,    dis'pu  ta^ble    {or 

-put'a-),     -ble  ness,     dis'pu  tant, 

-ta'tion,  -ta'tious,  -tious  ly,  -tious- 

ness,   -put'a  tive,   -er,   -ing,  -ed. 
dis  qual'i  fy  (-kwol'-),   -ing,   -fied, 

-ft  ca'tion. 
dis  qui'et,  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  -ly,  -ness, 

-e  tude. 
dis  qui  si'tion       (-zish'un),       -al, 

-a  ry,    -quis'i  tive,    -i  to  ry,    -to'- 

ri  al. 
Dis  ra'el  i   (diz  ra'el  i   or  -ra'le  or 

-re'le),  Eng.  statesman. 
dis  rate',  -rat'ed,  -rat'ing. 
dis  re  gard',    -ed,    -ing,    -er,    -ful, 

-ful  ly. 
dis  rel'ish,  -ing,  -ished. 
dis  re  piir'. 

dis  re  pute',    -rep'u  ta  ble,    -ta  bly. 
dis  re  spect',  -ed,  -ing,  -ful,  -ful  ly, 

-ful  ness. 
dis  robe',  -robed',  -rob'er,  -rob'ing. 
dis  rupt',  -ed,   -ing,  -ive,  -ive  ness, 

-rup'tion,   -rup'ture. 
diss, 
dis  sat'is  fy,    -ing,    -fied,    -is  fac'- 

to  ry,   -to  ri  ness,   -fac'tion. 
dis  sect',    -ed,    -ing,    -i  ble,    -sec'- 

tor,     -sec'tion,     -sect'ing-for^ceps, 

=knife,    =mi  cro  scope. 
dis  seize,    -seized',    -seiz'ing,    -sei'- 

zor,    -sei  zee',    -sei'zin,    -sei'zure 

(-zhoor). 


dis  sem'ble,  -bled,  -bling,  -bling- 
ly,    -bier. 

dis  sem'i  nate,  -na  ted,  -ting, 
-tive,   -tor,   -na'tion. 

dis  sent',  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  -sen'sion, 
-sen  ta'ne  ous,  -sen'tient  (-shent), 
-tious,   -tious  ly. 

dis  sep'i  ment,  -men'tal. 

dis'ser  ta'tion,   -al,    -ist. 

dis  serv'ice,  -a  ble,  -ble  ness,  -bly. 

dis  sev'er,  -ing,  -ance,  -ment, 
-ered. 

dis'si  dence,   -si  dent. 

dis  sil'i  ent,   -i  ence,    -i  en  cy. 

dis  sim'i  lar,   -ly,   -lar'i  ty. 

dis  sim  i  la'tion,  -sim'i  la  tive, 

-si  mil'i  tude. 

dis  sim'u  late,  -la  ted,  -ting,  -tor, 
-la'tion. 

dis'si  pate,  -pa  ted,  -ting,  -tive, 
-pa'tion. 

dis  so'cial  (-shal),  -so'cia  ble 
(-sha-),   -bil'i  ty. 

dis  so'ci  ate  (-shi-)  or  dis  as  so'- 
ci  ate,  -a  ted,  -ting,  -tive,  -a'tion. 

dis'so  lu  ble,  -ness  -lu  bil'i  tv  {or 
-soF-). 

dis'so  lute,   -ly,   -ness. 

dis  solve'  (diz  zolv'),  -solved', 
-solv'ing,  -ing  ly,  -er,  -ent, 
-a  ble,  -ble  ness,  -a  bil'i  ty,  dis'- 
so lu'tion    (dis'so-). 

dis'so  nant,  -so  nance. 

dis  suade'  (-swad'),  -suad'ed,  -ing, 
-er,  -sua'sive  (-siv),  -sive  ly, 
-so  ry,   -sua'sion  (-zhun). 

dis  syl'la  ble,  -lab'ic,  -lab'i  fy, 
-fy  ing,  -fied,  -fi  ca'tion,  -sylla- 
bize,   -bized,    -blazing,    -la  bism. 

dis  sym'me  try,  -sym  met'ric,  -ric- 
al. 

dis'tad. 

dis'taff,   pi.   -taffs,   rarely   -taves. 

dis'tal,  -ly. 

dis'tance,  -tanced,  -tan  cing, 
-tant,  -tant  ly,  -tance 'block, 
=judge,   -piece,   -post,   -sig'nal. 

dis  taste',  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful  ness. 

di  ste'mo  nous. 

dis  tem'per,  -ing,  -ate  ly,  -pered, 
-per-brush,    -ground. 

dis  tend',  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  -ten'si  ble, 
-bil'i  ty,   -sive,   -ten'tion. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,   fast,    sofa,   mete,   met,    her.   Ice,   in,    note, 


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273 


divoto 


dis'tich     (-tik),     -ti  chous     (-kus), 

-chous  ly,    -ti  chi'a  sis    (-ki'-). 
dis  tip    or    -till',    -tilled',    -til'ling, 

-la  ble,      -late,      -la  to  ry,      -ler, 

-ler  y,  -la'tion,  -ler  y^fed''. 
dis  tinct',     -ly,     -ness,     -tinc'tive, 

-tive  ly,    -tive  ness,    -tion. 
dis  tin'guish,     -able,      -ble  ness, 

-a  bly,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -guished. 
dis  tdrt',     -ed,     -ed  ly,     -er,     -ing, 

-ive,  -tor'tion. 
dis  tract',     -ed,     -ed  ly,     -ed  ness, 

-er,  -i  ble,  -ile,  -ing,  -ive,  -ive  ly, 

-trac'tion. 
dis  train',      -a  ble,      -er     or      -or, 

-ment,   -ing,   -trained',   -traint'. 
dis  trait'  (-tra'). 
dis  traught'   (-traf). 
dis  tress',   -ful,    -ful  ly,   -ing,   -ing- 

ly,   -ed  ness,   -tressed'. 
dis  trib'ute,  -u  ted,  -u  ting,  -u  ter, 

-u  ta  ble,    -u  ta  ry,    -u  tive,    -tive- 

ly,  -tor,  -tee',  -tri  tju'tion,  -tion  al. 
dis'trict,  -ed,   -ing. 
dis  trin'gas. 
dis'trix. 
dis  trust',    -ed,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -er, 

-ful,   -ful  ly,   -ful  ness,   -less. 
dis  turb',  -ance,  -er,  -ing,  -turbed'. 
dis'tyle. 

di  sul'phate,  -sul'phid,  -sul  phu'ric. 
dis  un'ion,    -ist,     -u  nite',     -nit'ed, 

-ing,    -er,    -u'ni  ty. 
dis  use'   (-tiz'),   v.,   -used',   -us'ing, 

-us'age. 
dis  use'  (-us'),  n. 
dis  u'til  ize,  -ized,  -i  zing,  -til'i  ty. 
dis  w6ap'on  (-n),  -oned. 
di  syn'theme. 

dis  yoke',   -yoked',   -yok'ing. 
drt'al. 
ditch,    -er,    -ing,    ditched,    ditch'- 

bur,   =dog,   =fern,    -grass,   -waiter, 

-ing-ma  chine^    -plow,    -tools. 
di^te  trag'o  nal. 
di  the'cal,   -the'cous. 
di'the  ism,   -the  ist,    -is'tic,    -tic  al. 
dith'er,   -ing,   -ered,   -ing-grass. 
dith  i  on'ic. 
dith'y  ramb    (or    -ram),    -ram'bic, 

-ram'bus. 
dit'o  koiis   (or  di-). 
di'tone. 


di'tri  glyph,  -trig'o  nal. 

di  tro'chee   (-ke),   -che  an. 

dit'tay. 

dit'to,    -gram,    graph,    -tog'ra  phy, 

-tol'o  gy,  dit'to-suit. 
dit  tob'o  lo. 
dit'ty,    -bag,    -box. 
di  u  re'sis,   -ret'ic,    -ic  al. 
di  ur'nal,   -ly,    -ness,    -na'tion. 
di'va   (de'-). 
dfva  gate,   -ga''ted,   -ga''ting,  -ga'- 

tion. 
di'va  lent  (or  div'-). 
di  van'. 

di  vap  o  ra'tion,   -ri  za'tion. 
di  vir'i  cate,     -ly,     -ca  ted,     -ting, 

-ca  tor,   -ca'tion. 
dive,       dived,       div'ing,       div'cr, 

div'ing-bell,    -dress,    -net,    -stone, 

d.   bee^tle,    d.   bird,   d.   buck,   d. 

spi''der. 
di  ver'bi  um,   pi.    -hi  a. 
dJ  verge',        -verged',        -ver'ging, 

-ging  ly,   -gence,   -gen  cy,    -gent. 
di'vers,  a. 

diverse'    (or   dl'-),    -ly. 
dJ  ver'si  fy,    -ing,    -fied,  •  -fi^a  ble, 

-si  form,  -si  fi  ca'tion,  -si  flo'rous, 

-si  fo'li  ous,   -ver'si  ty. 
di  vert',     -ed,     -er,     -ing,     -ing  ly, 

-ing  ness,  -i  ble,  -ver'sion  (-shun) 

-vert'ise  ment  (-iz-). 
dl'ver  tic'u  luni  (or  div^-),  pi.  -u  la, 

-tic'u  lar,      -u  la  ted. 
di  vest',  -ed,  -ing,  -i  ble,  -i  ture. 
di  vide',  -vid'ed,  -ed  ly,  -er,  -a  ble, 

-ing,     div'i  dend,     di  vld'ing-en^- 

gine,   =i  ron,   -ma  chined 
di  vine',   -ly,    -ness,    -vined',   -vln'- 

ing,     -vin'er,     -vin'a  to  ry,     -vin'- 

i  ty,     div'i  na  tor,     -na'tion,     di- 

vin'ing-rod,  -staff. 
di  vi'si  (de  ve'ze). 
di  vi'sion     (-vizh'un),     -al,     -a  ry, 

-vis'i  ble   (-viz'-),   -ble  ness,    -bly, 

-bil'i  ty,    -vi'sive    (-siv),    -sive  ly, 

-sive  ness,    -vi'sor    (-zor),    di  vi'- 

sion-board,    -mark,    -plate. 
di  vorce',    -a  ble    or    di  vor'ci  ble, 

-less,  -ment,  -vor'cing,  -cer,  -cee'. 
di  vort'. 
div'ot,  -spade. 
di  vo'to  (de-). 


n6t,  nor,  use,  iip,  tirn,  etude,  fcrod,  fdbt,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  Badi. 
i8 


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274 


dolerophanite 


dl  vulge',      -vulged',      -v  u  1'  g  i  n  g, 

-vul'ger. 
di  vul'sor,   -sion. 
dix  (des). 

diz'en  (-n  or  dl'zn). 
diz'zy,   -zi  ly,   -zi  ness. 
Dnie'per  (ne'-),  r.  Russ. 
Dnies'ter  (nes'-),  r.  Russ. 
do    (doo),    -ing,    did,    does    (diiz), 

done  (dun),  do-all. 
do,  a  syllable  in  music. 
doab,  a  dark  clay. 
do' ah  {or  -ab)  or  doo  (doo),  a  tract 

of  country. 
do'bdsh    or    -bhash    or    du  bash' 

(dd6-). 
dob'bin. 

dob'by,   »ma  chine', 
do'bla,  do  hldn'. 
do'bra. 

doch'me  (dok'-). 
doch'mius  (d6k'-),  pi.  -mil,  -ml'a- 

sis. 
doc'ile     (dos'il    or    do'sil),    doc  i- 

bil'i  ty  (dos-),  do  cil'i  ty. 
dock,     -age,     -er,     -ing,     -mas'ter, 

-yard,  '    -docked,       dock' -block, 

-char'ges,     -cress,     -dues,     -rent, 

-war^rant. 
dock'et,  -ed,  -ing. 
doc'tor,     -al,     -ate,     -ing,     -ship, 

-tored,    doc'tor-box,    -fish,    -gum. 
doc'trlne,    -tri  nal,    -nal  ly,    -na'ri- 

an,   -an  ism,    -ndire'. 
doc'u  ment,  -men'tal,  -ta  ry. 
dod  or  dodd,   dod'ded. 
D6d'a  nim,  Bih. 
dod'der,     -dered,     dod'der-grass, 

-lau^rel,   -seed. 
dod'dy. 
do  dec'a  gon,  -a  gyn  (-jin),  -gyn'- 

i  an,      -a  he'dron,     -de  cag'o  nal, 

-cag'y  nous    (-kaj'-),    -de  cam'er- 

ous,       -de  can'der,       -can'dri  an, 

-can'drous. 
doMec  a  se'mic. 
do'dec  a  style   (or  -dek'-). 
doMec  a  syl'la  ble      {or      -dek'-), 

-syl  lab'ic. 
dodge,  dodged,  dodg'ing,  -er,  -y. 
do'do,  pi.  -does  (-doz). 
doe,  pi.  does  (doz),  -skin,  doe -bird. 
doe'gan  (do'-). 


ddff,  -ing,  -er,  doffed,  doflf'er- 
roll,   doff'ing=cyFin  der,    -knife. 

d6g,  v.,  -ging,  dogged,  dog'ged,  a., 
-ged  ly,  -ged  ness. 

dog,  n.,  -gish,  -gish  ly,  -gish  ness, 
-gy,  -bane,  -ber  ry,  -blow,  -bri  er, 
-fish,  -hood,  -like,  -rose,  -shore, 
-skin,  -tooth,  a  shell;  -wood, 
dog' -belt,  -bis  cuit,  -cart, 

-catch''er,  -cheap,  =cher''ry,  -col- 
lar, -dai'sy,  -days,  -draw, 
-eared,  -faced,  -fan^ci  er,  -fen^- 
nel,  -fly,  -grass,  -grate,  -head, 
-house,  -ken^nel,  -L  a  t'  i  n, 
-leech,  -let^ter,  -U'chen,  -muz'- 
zle,  -nail,  -nose,  -pars^ley, 
-powMer,  -pow'er,  -ray,  -salm^on, 
-shark,  -show,  -sleep,  -star, 
-tent,  -tooth,  -tree,  -trick, 
-vane,  -watch,  -wea'ry,  -wheat, 
-whelk,  -whip''per,  -wor^ship,  dog 
ape,  d.  bee,  d.  fox,  dog'wood- 
bark,    -oil,    -tree. 

dog's -bane,  -chop,  -ear,  -fennel, 
-grass,  -nose,  -tongue,  dog's  meat. 

do  gd'na. 

doge  (doj),  -ship,  do'gal,  -gate  or 
doge'ate,    do  ga  res'sa. 

dfig'ger,  a  fishing  vessel,  a_ mineral; 
-man. 

dfig'ger  el. 

dog' ma,  pi.  -mas  or  -ma  ta, 
-mat'ic,  -ics,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  -al- 
ness,  -ma  tism,  -tist,  -tize, 
-tized,    -ti  zing,    -ti  zer. 

doi'ly. 

doit,   -kin. 

ddkh'ma  or  -meh. 

do  Id'bra,  pi.  -hrcB,  -la'brate,  -ISb'- 
ri  form. 

do'lang. 

dol'ce    (dol'cha   or   dol'-). 

dol'ce  far  ni  en'te  (dol'cha  far 
ne  an'ta),  dol'ce  men'te  (-cha- 
man'ta),  dol  ci'no  (-che'no)  or 
-ci  a' no  or  -ci'na  (-che'na). 

d61'drums. 

dole,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful  ness,  -some 
(-sum),  -some  ly,  -some  ness, 
doled,  dol'ing,  dole'stone,  -fish, 
-mfiad^ow. 

do  len  tis'st  mo. 

ddl'er  ite,   -it'ic,   -e  roph'a  nite. 


fate,   fat,   far,   fall,   fire,   fist,   sofa,   mete,   met    her,   ice,   In,    note, 


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Dd^go  rou'ki      (-roo'ke),       Russ. 

princess. 
DoFgo  ru'ki        (-roo'ke),       Russ. 

soldier. 
dd'li    ca'pax  (-paks). 
ddFi  chu'rus  (-ku'-),   -chu'ric. 
d611,    dol'ly,    Dol'ly    Var'den,    Fic- 
tion) a  gown;  a  fish,     dol'ly-bar, 

-shop,    =tub. 
d61'lar,   =bird,    -fish,    -mark. 
ddl'lee-wood. 
ddl'ma. 

ddl'man,  a  garment,  pi.  -mans. 
ddl'men,     a     stone,     pi.     -mens, 

-men'ic. 
ddl'o  mite,    -o  mize,    -mized,    -mi- 
zing,     -ml  za'tion     or     -mit  i  za' 

tion,   -mit'ic. 
dSl'or  ous,  -ly,  -ness,  -or  ifer  ous, 

-if'ic,   -ic  al,  do  Id  ro'so. 
do'lose  (-I6s). 

dol'phin,  -flow'er,  -fly,  -strik^er, 
dolt,   -ish,   -ish  ly,   -ish  ness. 
ddm,  a  title;  a  term  used  in  cards. 

dom  pe'dro,  a  game. 
d6  main',  -ma'ni  al. 
ddm'ba. 
dSme,  do'mal,  do'mical  {or  d6m'i- 

cal),  -cal  ly,  dome'-cov'er,  -head. 
do  mes'tic,  -al,  -al  ly. 
do  mes'ti  cate,       -canted,       -ting, 

-ca''tive,  -ca'tion,    -mes'  ti  cize, 

-cized,  -ci^zing,  -tic'i  ty. 
dfim'ett. 

do  mey'kite   (-ma'-  or  do'ml-). 
dfim'i  cJl   or   -die,    -died,    -dl'ing, 

-cil'i  a  ry    {or    -sll'ya  ry),    -i  ate, 

-a  ted,   -ting,   -a'tion. 
dfim'i  nant,    -ly,    -nance,    -nan  cy, 

-nate,    -na^ted,    -ting,    -tive,    -tor, 

-na'tion. 
do'mj  ne  {or  d6m'-),  a  clergyman; 

a  fish.     See  dominie. 
dom  i  neer',  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -neered'. 
do  min'ic  al,  do  minH  ca'le. 
Do  min'i  can,  dom'i  nie  {or  do'-). 
dominie   {or  do'-),  a  schoolmaster; 

a  clergyman. 
do  min'ion,  -min'i  um. 
d6m'i  no,    a    garment;    a    person; 

a  mask.     pi.   -nos   (-noz). 
d6m'i  noes    (-noz),    a   game;    the 

pieces  used  in  the  game.     Some 


authorities  prefer  dominoes  as  the 
plural  of  domino  in  every  sense. 

do  mi  no  tier'  (do  me  no  tya'). 

dom'i  nus,  pi.  -ni. 

dO'mite,   -mit'ic. 

d6n,  v.,   -ning,   donned. 

d6n,  n.,  an  important  personage; 
a  fellow  of  an  English  university. 
Don,  a  title  in  Spain  and  Italy 
corresponding  to  Sir  in  England. 
do'na  (don'ya),  fem.  of  don, 

do'nd  no' bis. 

do'nate,  -na  ted,  -ting,  -na'tor,  -na'- 
tion, don'a  tive,  -a  to  ry,  do'- 
nor,   -nee',   do  na'tion  par'ty. 

Do  na'ti  (-te).  It.  astron. 

D6n'a  tist,  -a  tism,  -tis'tic,   -tic  al. 

do'naught  {dob'-),  do'noth  ing, 
-ing  ness. 

do'nax,  Do'nax,  Conch,  genus. 

don  eel' la    {or   don  thal'ya). 

done  (dun). 

D6n  e  gal',  co.  Ire. 

d6ng. 

don'ga. 

D6n'g6  la,  prov.   Afr. 

do'ni. 

Do  ni  zet'ti  (-ne  dzgt'te).   It.  mus. 

don'jon  (dun'jun  or  d6n'j6n),. 
don  jon  ne   (-na'). 

D6n  Ju'an,  Byron's  Don  Juan. 

dSn'key  (don'kl  or  dung'ky),  -en- 
gine,   -pump,    -rest. 

d5n'na,  a  lady.  Don'na,  a  title 
of  respect,  for  It.,  Sp.,  and 
Port,  ladies,  corresponding  to 
Span.  Dona. 

don' nee'  (do^na'). 

Don  Quix'ote  (Sp.  pron.  don  ke- 
ho'ta),  Cervantes. 

don'sky. 

dTOd,  -waFlah  (-w6K-). 

doo'dle,   -sack,   -died,   -dling. 

dook. 

doD'ly  or  -lee. 

doom,  -ful,  doomed,  dooms'day, 
Dooms'day  Book  or  Domes'day, 
doom-palm. 

doon. 

doon'ga. 

door  (dor),  -case,  -check,  -keep'er, 
-less,  -nail,  -plate,  -post,  -sill, 
-st6ad,  -step,  -stone,  -stop,  -way, 


n6t,  nor,  use,  iip,  iirn,  ettide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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-weed,  -yard,  -a  larm^,  -bell, 
-fas^ten  er,  -frame,  -guard, 
-hang^er,  -jamb,  -knob,  -knock^- 
er,  -latch,  -lock,  -mat,  -piece, 
-pin,  -pull,  -rolFer,  -shaft, 
-spring,    -strap,    -strip. 

doom  (dorn). 

doDr'shgk. 

doD  soD'tee. 

d6p,  -chick''en,  dop'per-bird. 

dope,  doped,  dop'ing,  -ey. 

dop'pia   (-ya),   -piet'ta  (-yet'ta). 

dop'pler  Ite. 

do  put'ta. 

d6r  or  dorr,  -bee'tle,  -bug,  -fly, 
-hawk. 

Do'rante',  Moliere. 

Dor  dogne'  (-don'),  dept.  Fr. 

Do'' re'  (do'ra'),  Fr.  artist. 

do'ri  a. 

Do^rine'  (-ren'),  Moliere. 

Do'ris,  ancient  Gr.  city;  -ri  an, 
D6r'ic,  -i  cism,  -i  cize,  Do'ris, 
Conch,  genus. 

ddr'king. 

ddr'mant,  -mancy,  -mitive,  -mi- 
to'ry,  dorm. 

ddr'mer,  -mered,  -mer-winMow. 

46r'mouse,  pi.  -mice. 

dor 'my. 

ddr'nick  or  -nock. 

dor' sal,  -ly,  -sad,  -sad'i  form. 

dorse. 

d6r  si  cum'bent,  dor'si  fixed,  -si- 
grade,  -sig'er  ous  (-sij'-),  -si- 
lat'er  al,  -sip'a  rous,  -si  spi'nal, 
-si  ven'tral,    -tral  ly. 

d6r  so  cau'dal,  -so  cer'vic  al,  -so- 
dyn'i  a,  -so  lat'er  al,  -so  lum'- 
bar. 

do'ruck. 

do'ry,  pi.  -rles,  a  fish;  a  boat. 

dos,  dos'^a'dos'  (do'-za-do'). 

dose  (dos),  dos'age,  -ing,  dosed, 
do  sim'e  ter,  -sol'o  gy  or  -si  ol'o  gy. 

do'sdh. 

do  shal'la. 

do  sim'e  try,  -e  trist. 

d6s'sal  or  -sel,  a  woven  fabric. 

d6s'ser. 

d6ss=house. 

dos'sier'  (do^sya'  or  d6s'si  er), 
dos'siere  (d6''syar'). 


dds'sil  or  -sel,  a  spigot;  a  wisp 
of  hay;  a  bit  of  lint;  a  cloth. 

dot,  -ted,  -ting,  -ter,  dot' -punch, 
-stitch,    -wheel,    -ting-pen. 

do'tage,    -tard,    -tard  ly,    -tish. 

do'tal. 

doich'in. 

dote,  dot'ed,   -ing,   -ing   ly,    -y. 

doth  (duth). 

do'ti  (-te). 

dou  ane'  (ddoan')  ,-anier'  (-a'nya'). 

dou'ar  (doo'-). 

dou'ble  (dub'l),  -ness,  -bled, 
-bier,  -bly,  -ble  tree,  -act^ing, 
-bank,  -banked,  -bar^reled, 
-bass,  -benched,  -bit'ing,  -bitt, 
-bod''ied,  -breastfed,  -breath^er, 
-charge,  -con^cave,  -cone,  -con'- 
vex,  -crown,  -deal^er,  -deck'er, 
-dye^ing.  -ea^gle,  -edged,  -end''er, 
-face,  -faced,  -first,  -flow'ered, 
-foot'ed. 

dou'ble -gear,  -gild,  -handled, 
-head^ed,  -headier,  -hung,  -lock, 
-man,  -manned,  -mean^ing, 
-milled,  -mind^ed,  -na^tured, 
-nos^triled,  -quick,  -rip''per,  -ruff, 
-run^ner,  -shade,  -shinning,  -shot, 
-snipe,  -stop,  -struck,  -time, 
-tongue,  -tongued  -top'sail, 
-touch,    -trou''ble,    -worked. 

dou'ble  d'or  (doo'bl  dor),  d.  en  ten' 
dre  (on  t6h'dr). 

dodb'let. 

dou'bling,   -frame,    -nail. 

doiib  loon'. 

dou'blure'   (dob'bld6r'). 

doubt  (dout),  -ed,  -er,  -ful,  -ful  ly, 
-ful  ness,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -less, 
-less  ly. 

douc  (dook). 

douce   (dous),  dou'ceur'  (doo'ser'). 

douche   (doDsh). 

dou  cine  (doo  sen'  or  doo'-). 

dough  (do),  -y,  -i  ness,  -face,  a 
person;  -nut,  -baked,  -balls, 
-bird,  -brake,  -knead^er,  -mak'- 
er,    -mix'er,    -rais''er,    -trough. 

dough'ty  (dou'-),  -ti  ly,  -ti  ness, 
-ty -handled. 

doup,  -weav^ing. 

doupe  (ddop). 

dour  (door),  -ness. 


fate,   fat,   far,  f^U,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   mSt,   her,   ice,   In,   note, 


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dou'ree  (doo'-). 

Dou'ro  {dob'-),  r.  Sp. 

don  rou  cou'li   (doo  roo  coo'll). 

douse  or  dowse,  doused,  dous'ing, 
-er,  dous'ing=chock,   -rod. 

dou'zain'  (doo'zan'),  a  piece  of 
verse. 

dou'zaine'  (doo^zan'),  a  dozen 
men. 

dove  (duv),  -kie,  -let,  -like,  -ling, 
-ship. 

dove'-coFor,  -cote,  -dock,  -eyed, 
-house,    -plant,    -wood. 

dove'tail,  -tailed'',  -tailing,  -tail- 
box,  -cuf'ter,  -fish,  -mark^er, 
-plane,  -saw,  d.  joint,  d.  mold^- 
ing,    d.  plates. 

Do'vre  field  or  -fjeld'  (-fyeld'), 
mts.   Norw. 

dow'a  ger,  -ism. 

dow'dy,   -ish,   -di  ly,   -ness. 

dow'el,  -eled  or  -elled,  -el  ing  or 
-el  ling,  dow'6l=bit,  -joint,  -pin, 
-pointier,      -el  ling-ma  chine^. 

dow'er,  -less,  -ered,  -er-house. 

dowl. 

dow'las  or  -lass. 

down,  -y,  -i  ness,  downed,  down'- 
bear,  -cast,  -come,  -draw,  -fall, 
-haul,  -heart^ed,  -hill,  -land, 
-looked,  -ly'ing,  -pour,  -right, 
-rush,  -set,  -sit'ting,  -take, 
-throw,  -trodMen,  -ward,  -wards, 
-weed,    -weigh. 

down' -beard,  -by,  -drought,  -east, 
a.,  -east^er,  -share,  -stairs, 
-stream,  -town,  d.  bed.  The 
Downs,   a  roadstead  in  Eng. 

dow'ry. 

dox  ol'o  gy,  -o  gize,  -gized,  -gi- 
zing,  dox''o  log'ic  al  (-loj'-) 

dox'y,  pi.  -ies. 

doy'en'   (dwa''yan'). 

doze,  dozed,  doz'ing,  -er,  -y, 
-i  ness. 

doz'en  (duz'-). 

drab. 

drab'bets. 

drab'ble,  -bled,  -bier,  -bling. 

Dra'dien  fels  {or  -ken  felsO,  mt. 
Prus. 

drachm  (dra,m),  drach'ma 

(dr3,k'-),    pi.   -mas   or   -mae. 


Dra'co,  -co'ni  an,  -c6n'ic,  -ic  al  ly. 

drac'o  nin  (drak'-  or  dra  c6'-), 
dra'cin  or  -dne,  -cl'na. 

draff,  -ish,  -y. 

draft  or  draught  (draft),  -y 
-i  ness,  drafts'man,  -man  ship, 
draft' -an^i  mal,  -bar,  -box, 
-cat^tle,  -com^pass  es  (-kum^-), 
-en''gine,  -e^qual  i  zer,  -eye, 
-fur^nace,  -hole,  -hook,  -horse, 
-net,  -ox,  -reg^u  la  tor,  -rod, 
-spring,   -tree,   -tug. 

drag,  -ging,  dragged,  drag'man, 
pi.   -men,   drags'man,   pi.  -men. 

drag'-an'chor,  -bar,  -bench,  -bolt, 
-chain,  -driv^er,  -hook,  -hound, 
-hunt,  -link,  -net,  -rake,  -rope, 
-sail,  -saw,  -seine,  -sheet, 
-spring,    -staff,   -twist,   -wash'er. 

dra  gan'tin. 

dra  gee  (-zha'). 

drag'gle,  -gled,  -gling,  -gly. 

drag'o  man,  pi.  -mans. 

drag'on,  -ess,  -et,  -ish,  -on  root, 
-wort,  -beam,  -fish,  -fly,  -leech, 
-piece,  -shell,  -stand''ard,  -tree, 
-wa  ter,  -on's -blood,  -eye,  -head, 
-tail. 

drag  on  ade'  or  -on  nade'. 

drag'on  ne'  (-na'). 

dra  goon',  -ing,  -gooned',  -goon'- 
bird. 

drail. 

drain,  -a  ble,  -er,  -ing,  -pipe, 
-tile,  -trap,  drained,  drain'-cap, 
-cock,   -curb,   -gage,   -gate,   -well. 

drain'age,  -way,  -ba^sin,  -tube. 

drain'ing-au^ger,  -en^gine,  -ma- 
chine^  -plow,  -pot,  -pump,  -tile, 
-vat. 

drai  sine'  (dra  zen'). 

drake,  -stone,   -fly. 

dram,  -selFer,   -shop. 

dra'ma  {or  dra'-),  dra  mat'ic,  -ic- 
al,  -al  ly,  dram'a  tize,  -tized, 
-ti  zing,  -ti  za  ble,  -tl  za'tion, 
-a  tist,  -a  turge,  -tur^gy,  -tur^- 
gist,    -tur'gic. 

drank.     See  drink. 

drap'   d^ete'    {draf    da  ta'). 

drape,  draped,  dra'ping,  -per, 
-per  y,    pi.    -per  ies. 

dras'tic. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  ftus,  Badi. 


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draught  (draft),  -board,  draughts'- 
man,  pi.  -men,  draughts'man- 
ship.  The  older  form  draught  is 
giving  way  to  the  shorter  form 
draft. 

draughts,  the  game  of  checkers. 

Dra  vid'i  an,  -vid'ic. 

draw,  drew,  drawn,  draw'a  ble, 
-back,  -bore,  v.,  -bridge,  -er, 
-ee',  -file,  v.,  -glove,  a  game; 
-shave. 

draw -bar,  -bays,  -bench,  -bolt, 
-bore,  «.,  -boy,  -cut,  -gate, 
-gear,  -glove,  a  glove;  -head, 
-horse,  -kiln,  -knife,  -lid,  -link, 
-loom,  -net,  -plate,  -point, 
-pokier,  -rod,  -spring,  -stop, 
-tamper,  -tim^ber,  -tongs,  -tube, 
-well,   drawn' -work. 

draw'ing,  -awl,  -bench,  -block, 
-board,  -book,  -com^pass,  -en^- 
gine,  -frame,  -glove,  -hook, 
-knife,  -lift,  -ma  chine^  -mas^- 
ter,  -ma  te^ri  als,  -pamper,  -pen, 
-pen'cil,  -pin,  -point,  -press, 
-rolls,   -room,   -ta''ble,   d.  in. 

drawl,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ing  ness. 

dray,  -age,  -man,  pi.  -men,  dray'- 
cart,    -horse. 

drSad,  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  -ful,  -ful  ly, 
-ful  ness,   -less,   -less  ness. 

drfiad'naught  or  -nought. 

dream,  -er,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -y,  -i  ly, 
-i  ness,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -less,  -less- 
ly,  -land,  dreamed  or  dreamt, 
dream' -hole,   =while,    -world. 

drear,   -y,   -i  ly,   -i  ness. 

drfidge,  -man  or  dredg'er  man,  pi. 
-men,  dredg'er,  dredge' -boat, 
-box,   -net. 

dredg'ing,    -box,    -ma  chined 

Dred  Scot  case. 

dregs,  dreg'gy,   -gi  ness,   -gish. 

drei'bund'   (dri'bd6nt0  • 

drench,  -er,  -ing,  drenched,  -ing- 
horn. 

Dres'den  {or  drez'-),  c.  Ger.; 
(dr&z'-),  t.  Ohio;  D.  ware,  D. 
point-lace. 

dress,  -er,  -y,  -i  ness,  dressed, 
dress'mak'er,  -mak^ing,  "cir'cle, 
-goods,  -guard,  -spur,  d.  coat, 
d.   pa  rade,'  d.   u'ni  form. 


dress'ing,  -bench,  -case,  -floor, 
-frame,  -gown,  -jack'et,  -knife, 
-ma  chine^  -room,  -sack,  -ta'ble. 

dres'soir'   (-swar'). 

Drey'fus  ite  (dri'-). 

drib'ble,  -bled,  -bier,  -bling,  -let 
or   -blet' 

drid'dle,  -died,  -dling. 

dri'er,    dri'est,    dri'ly.     See  dry. 

drift,  -ed,  -ing,  -y,  -age,  -bolt, 
-less,  -piece,  -pin,  -way,  -weed, 
-wind,  -wood,  -an'chor  (-kur), 
-cur^rent,  -ice,  -land,  -lead, 
-min''ing,    -net,    -net^ter,    -sail. 

drill,  -er,  -mas^ter,  -stock,  -bar^- 
row,  -bit,  -bow,  -chuck,  -clamp, 
-ex  tract' or,  -gage,  -hS.r'row, 
-hold'er,  -hus'band  ry,  -jar, 
-pin,  -plate,  -plow,  -press,  -rod, 
-ser'geant,    -spin'dle,    -tongs. 

drill'ing,   -jig,   -lathe,   -ma  chine'. 

drink,  drank,  drunk  drink'a  ble, 
-ble  ness,  -er,  -ing,  -less,  -mon'- 
ey,  -offer  ing,  drink'-a-pen'ny, 
dri nk'er -moth,  -ing-bout,  -foun'- 
tain,   -horn. 

drip,  -ping,  -stone,  dripped,  drip- 
joint,  -pipe,  -pump,  -stick, 
-tray,  -ping -pan. 

drive,  drove,  driv'en,  driv'er, 
drive'pipe,  -way,  drive' -boat, 
-bolt,  -wheel,  driv'er-ant,  -boom. 

driv'ing,  -ax'le,  -band,  -bolt,  -box, 
-cap,  -chis'el,  -gear,  -gloves,  -rein, 
-shaft,    -spring,    -wheel. 

driz'zle,  -zled,  -zling,  -zly. 

dro'ger  or  -gher. 

Dro'gl  6  (-ji  o),  Zeno's  imaginary 
land. 

drogue. 

dro  guet'   (-ga'). 

droit   {or  drwa). 

droll,   -er  y,    -ing  ly,   -ish,   droll'y. 

drom'e  da  ry  (drum'-),  -da  rist, 
-da'ri  an. 

dro'mo  graph,  -mo  scope,  mom'e- 
ter. 

drdm'os  (or  dro'-),  pi.  -oi,  drom'ic, 
-ic  al. 

drone,  -pipe,  dron'ish,  -ish  ly, 
-ish  ness,  -ing,  droned,  drone' - 
bass,  -bee,  -bee'tle,  -cell,  -comb, 
-fly,   -trap. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    m6t,    her,    ice.   In,    note, 


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dron'go,  ■'cuck'oo,   -shrike. 

dr6n'te. 

droo'ge  -veld  (dro'gg  f61t). 

drool. 

droop,   -er,    -ing,   -ing  ly. 

drop,  -per,  -ping,  -ping  ly,  -let, 
-light,   -stone,   -wort. 

drop' 'bar,  -black,  -bot^tom,  -box, 
-curls,  -cur^tain,  -drill,  -el'bow, 
-fin^gers,  -flue,  -fly,  -foraging, 
-glass,  -ham'mer,  -han'dle, 
-keel,  -let^ter,  -me^ter,  -net, 
-press,  -ripe,  -rolFer,  -scene, 
-shut^ter,  -ta^ble,  -tee,  -tin, 
-worm,  drop -the -hand'ker  chief, 
drop'ping=bot''tle,  -tube,  drop'- 
seed=grass. 

drop'sy,   -si  cal,   -cal  ness. 

dr6sh'ky  or  dros'ky,   pi.   -kies. 

dro  som'e  ter. 

dr6ss,   -less,   -y,   -i  ness. 

droud. 

drought  (drout)  or  drouth,  -y, 
-i  ness. 

Drou  of    (droo^o'),    Fr.   gen. 

drove,  dro'ver,  -ving. 

drown,  -ing,  drowned. 

drowse  (drouz),  drowsed,  drow'- 
si  ly,  -si  ness,  -sy,  -sy  head, 
-sy-head^ed. 

drub,    -ber,    -bing,    drubbed. 

drudge,  drudged,  drudg'er,  -er  y, 
-ing,      -ing  ly. 

drug,  -ging,  -gist,  drugged,  drug'- 
bee''tle,    -mill,    -sift^er,    -store. 

drug'get. 

dru'id,  -ish,  -ism,  -id'ic,  -ic  al, 
dru'id-stone. 

druk  (drook),  -ker. 

drum,  -mer,  -ming,  -beat,  -fish, 
-head,  -stick,  -wood,  drummed. 

drum'=call,  -corps,  -curb,  -cyF- 
in  der,  -guard,  -ma'jor,  -saw, 
-sieve,  -skin,  -wheel,  d.  ar'ma- 
ture,   drum'ming-log. 

drum' mock. 

Drum'mond  light. 

drunk,  -ard,  -en,  -en  ly,  -en  ness, 
-en  ship,   -wort.     See  drink. 

drupe,  -let,  dru  pa'ceous,  -pel, 
-pe  ole,    -pe'tum,   pi.   -pe'ta. 

Druse  (drooz),  a  religious  sect. 
Dru'si  an   (-zt  an),   pertaining  to 


the    Druses.      Dru'si  an    (-si  an), 

relating  to  Drusus. 
drux'y  or  -ey. 
dry,   -ing,    -ly,   -ness,    dried,   dri'er, 

dri'est,   d.   wash. 
dry'-blow^ing,     -boned,    -cashing, 

-cas^tor,    -cup,    -cup^ping,    -cure, 

-eyed,  -gild^ing,  -goods,  -grind'ing, 

-house,      -muKture,     -nurse,     n., 

-pipe,    -point,   -press,   -rent,   -rot, 

-rub,     -salt,     -sand,    v.,     -stone, 

-stove,   d.  dock. 
dry'ing-box  (dri'-),   -case,   -cham^- 

ber,    -floor,    -house,    -ma  chine', 

-ov'en,     -plate,     -room,     -stove, 

-tube,  d.  off'. 
dry'nurse,  v.,   -nursed. 
dry'salt  er,  -er  y. 
du'ad,  -ad'ic. 

du'al,   -ism,   -ist,   -is'tic,   -al'i  ty. 
du'al  in. 
du'an. 

du'arch  y  (-ark-). 
dub,    -ber,    -bing,    dubbed,    dub'- 

bing-tool. 
dub' -a -dub', 
dubb,  a  bear. 
dub'ber,  a  leathern  bottle, 
du'bi  ous,     -ly,     -ness,     -bi  os'i  ty, 

-bi'e  ty,   -bi  ta  ble,   -ta'tion. 
du'cal,  -ly. 
du'cape. 

duc'at,  due  a  toon'. 
du'ces  te'cum  (-sez). 
Du    ChaiFlu'    (du    sha'yu'),     Fr.- 

Amer.  traveler. 
Du  che    (dii  sha'),    chaplain    First 

Cont.   Congress. 
duch'ess,  duch'y,  pi.  -les,  duch'y- 

court. 
du  chesse'       d'An'gou'leme'       (doo , 

shas'    dan'goo'lam'),    a    kind    of 

pear. 
duck,     -er,     ducked,     duck'bill,     a 

quadruped;    -ling,    -meat,    -weed, 

-ant,   -bar^na  cle,   -billed,   -hawk, 

-legged,      -mole,      -oak,      -shot, 

-snipe,    -weight. 
duck'ing,      -gun,      -sink,      -stool, 

duck's -bill,   -egg,   -foot,   -meat. 
duct,   -less,  duc'tus. 
duc'tJle,    -ly,    -til'i  ty,    -ti  lim'e  ter. 
duc'tor-roU'er. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  <irn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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dud'dy    or    -die,    dud'der  y,    dud'- 

dum'dum  bul'let. 

man,    pi.    -men. 

dum'found'    or   dumb'-,    -ed,    -er, 

dude,      dud'ish,      -ish  ness,      -ism, 

-ing. 

-ine'  (-een'),  du  di  nette'. 

dum' my,  -ing,  -ism,  -mied. 

du  deen'. 

Du'  Mont'     (du'  mon'),    Augustin 

du'du  (doo'doo). 

Alexandre,     Fr.     sculp.;     Pierre 

dudg'eon,  =tree. 

Etienne  Louis,   Swiss    scholar. 

due,   =bill,  du'ly. 

dump,    -age,     -ing,    -er,    dumped. 

du'e     (doo'a),     mus.     term.       du'e 

dump' -bolt,    -car,    -cart,    dump'- 

cor'de   (kor'da). 

ing-buck'et,   -car,  -cart,  -ground, 

du'el,    -ing   or   -ling,    -ist   or   -list, 

-reel,    -sled,   -wag'on. 

-el'lo. 

dum'ple,      -pled,      -pHng,      -pling- 

du  en'na  {or  doo  a'nya),  pi.   -nas. 

duck. 

duet',   -etti'no  (doo'gt  te'no),   -et'- 

dump'ling,  a  pudding. 

to  (-at'to),  du'o. 

dump'y,    dump'ish,     -ish  ly,     -ish- 

Du^faure'   (-for'),    Fr.   statesman. 

ness,    -y-lev'el. 

duff,  =day. 

dun,  -ning,  -ner,  -nish,  -bird,  -fish. 

duf  fa  dar'  {or  -fa'dar). 

dunned,   dun-cow,    -div'er. 

duffel  or  -fie. 

dun'can. 

duffer. 

dunce,      -dom,      -poll,      dun'cer  y, 

duffing. 

-ci  cal,   dunce'-ta'ble. 

du'foil. 

dun'der,      -bolt,      -funk,      -head, 

dug,  -way.     See  dig. 

-head'ed,  -pate,  -poll. 

du'gong. 

Diin  ferm'line   (-fer'ltn  or   -ferm'- 

dug'out. 

or  dum  fer'-),   t.   Scot. 

duke,     -dom,      -ling,      -ly,      -ship. 

dung,  -hill,   -y. 

duke's-meat. 

dun  ga  ree'. 

Du  kho  bort'si  (doo  ko-). 

dun'geon  (-jun),  -er. 

duk'n  (dook'n). 

dun'gi  yah. 

dul  ca  ma'ra,  -rin. 

dun'ite. 

dulce,    sweet;   sweet  wine;    dul'cet, 

Dun'ker  or  -kard  or  Tun'ker. 

-cet  ness. 

dun'lop. 

dul'ci  an' a. 

dun'nage,  -naged,  -na  ging,  -nage- 

dul'ci  fy,  -ing,   -fied,   -fi  ca'tion. 

grat'ings. 

dul'ci  mer. 

dun'ning,  curing  fish. 

du'ledge. 

dun'nock. 

du  IVa. 

dun'pic  kle. 

du  lil'J  (doD-). 

dun'rob  in. 

dull,  -er,   -ing,  -ish,   -ard  -ness    or 
dul'-,   -head,   dul'ly,  dulled,  dull'- 

Diin'sl  nane',   hill  Scot. 

dun'sta  ble,   a  woven  fabric. 

brained,  -browed,    -eyed,    -sight^- 

diint. 

ed,    -wit'ted. 

du  6  dec  a  he'dron,    -he'dral,    -de- 

dulse,  a  seaweed. 

cen'ni  al,        -dec'i  mo        (-des'-). 

du'mal,    du'me  tose,     du'mose    or 

-i  mole,   -i  mal,   -mal  ly,   -de  cin'- 

-mous. 

i  fid,   -dec'u  pole,    -den'a  ry. 

Du'mas'  (du^ma'),   Fr.   novelist. 

du'o  dene,     -de'nal. 

Du    Mau'ri  er'    (du  mo' re  a'),    Fr. 

du  0  de'num,     pi.     -de'na,     -de'nal, 

artist  and   writer. 

-de  nVtis,    -de  nos'to  my. 

dumb    (dum),    -ly,    -ness,    dumb'» 

du  0  dra'ma,   -o  lit'er  al^   -o  logue. 

bell,      =bid'ding,      -bird,      -cake, 

du  om'a  chy  (-ky). 

-cane,     -chal'der,     -craft,     -plate, 

duo' mo   (dwo'-). 

-wait'er,    d.    show,    d.   spin'et. 

du'o  pod. 

dum'ble,  -dore. 

dup  (diip). 

fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice,    In,    note, 


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dupe,   dup'a  ble,   -er,   -ing,   -a  biK- 

Dutch,    a.    and    n.,    D.    gold,    D. 

i  ty,  duped. 

lace,    D.    liq'uid,    D.    met'al,    D. 

du'pi  on. 

ov'en,   D.  roll'er,   D.  school. 

Du^ples^sis'        (du'pla^se'),         Fr. 

dutch,  v.,   -ing,   dutched. 

painter. 

Dutch' man,     pi.     -men,     -man's- 

du'plex,  -ing,  -plexed. 

breech''es     (-brich'ez),     a     plant; 

du'pli  cate,     -canted,     -ting,     -tive. 

-pipe,   a  plant. 

-tor,   -ture,  -cand,  -ca'tion. 

du'ty,    pi.    -ties,    -te  ous,    -ous  ly, 

du  plic'i  dent  (-plis'-),  -pli  ci  den'- 

-ous  ness,      -tied,      -ti  a  ble,      -ti- 

tate,   -ci  pen'nate. 

ful,    -ful  ly,    -ful  ness,   du'ty -free. 

duplic'ity   (-plIs'-). 

du  um'vir,    pi.    -virs   or   -vi  ri,    -vi- 

tin pon'di  us,  -di  l. 

ral,    -vi  rate. 

Du'quesne'    (dii^kan'),    Fr.    naval 

du  vet'  (doo  va'). 

commander. 

dux,  pi.  du'ces  (-sez). 

dur  (door). 

Duyck'inck        (di'kink),       Amer. 

du'ra,   -ral,   du'ra  md'ter. 

writer. 

du'ra  ble,   -ness,   -bly,   -bil'i  ty. 

duy'ker   or   -ker  hok   (di'-). 

du  rd'men. 

du'yong. 

dur'ance,   -an  cy,   du  ra'tion. 

Dvor'ak  (dvor'zhak),  Bohem.  mus. 

Du  r&nd',  Amer.  painter. 

dwale. 

Du'rand'   (du^rdn'),    Fr.   architect. 

dwalm  (dwam). 

Du  ran'te    (doo  ran'ta),    It.    com- 

dwang. 

poser. 

dwarf,  -ish,  -ish  ly,  -ish  ness,  -ing, 

du  ran'te      he  ne  plac'i  to      (-plas'-), 

-ling,   dwarfed. 

d.  vi'ta. 

dwell,  -er,  -ing,  dwelt  or  dwelled, 

Du  raz'zo   (doo  rat'so),  t.  Turk. 

dwell'ing-house,    -place. 

dur'bar. 

Dwen'dl  (dwan'-). 

du'rene. 

dwi  (dwe). 

Du'rer  (dU'rer),  Ger.  painter. 

Dwi'na   (dwe'-),   r.   Russ. 

du'ress    {or    -ress'),    n.,    -ress',    v., 

dwin'dle,   -ment,   -died,   -dling. 

-ress'or. 

dy'ad     (di'-),     -ad'ic,     dv'ad-deme 

Dur'ga  (door'-). 

(di'-). 

Dur'ham  (-am),  co.  Eng.;  a  breed 

Dy'ak   (di'-). 

of  cattle. 

dy'arch  y  (di'arch  y  or  -ark  y). 

during. 

Dy'as   (di'-),    -as'sic. 

dur'jee. 

dye  (di),  -ing,  -stone,  -stuff,  -ware, 

dur' mast. 

-weed,   -wood,  dy'er,  dyed. 

durn  or  durns. 

dye'-bath,   -beck, '  -house,    -ket'tle. 

du'ro   (doo'-). 

-pine,   -pot,   -tri''al,   -vat,   -works. 

du  rom'e  ter. 

dy'er's-broom       (di'-),       -greens- 

dar'ra   {or  door'-). 

weed,    -moss,    -weed,    dye'wood- 

du'sack. 

cut'ter. 

dusk,    -y,    -i  ly,   -i  ness,    -ish,    -ish- 

dy'go  gram  (di'-). 

ly,   -ish  ness. 

dy'ing   (di'-),   -ly,   -ness.     See  die. 

Dus'sSl  d6rf ,  c.  Prus. 

dy  nac  ti  nom'e  ter    (di-),    dv'na- 

dust,    -ed,    -er,    -less,    -y,    -i  ness. 

graph    (di'-). 

-brush,  -man,  -pan,  -ward,  -ball. 

dy  nam'ic    (di-),    -al,    -al  ly,    -ics. 

-bin,    -brand,    -cart,    =cham''ber. 

•   dy'nam    (di'-),    -nam'e  ter,    -na- 

-coFlar,    -fgath^er,    -guard,    -hole. 

met'ric,     -ric  al,    -na  mism,    -na- 

-prig,      -shot,      -storm,      -whirl. 

mist,    -mist'ic,    -na  mi  tard^ 

dust'y-miFler,  a  plant. 

dy'na  mite    (di'-),    -minted,    -ting. 

dust'ing,   -brush,   -coFors. 

-ter,      -tism,      -mif'ic  al,      -al  ly, 

dus  toor'    i-iobr'),  -toor'y. 

dy'na  mite-gun  (di'-). 

n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  Arn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bohmot,  thus.  Bach. 


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dy'na  mize     (di'-),     -mized,     -mi- 

dys'no  my. 

zing,  -mi  za'tion. 

dys'o  d6nt. 

dy'na  mo-e  lec'tric   (di'-),    -e  lec^- 

dys  6'pi  a,          -op'si  a, 

-op'sy, 

tric  al. 

-o  rex'i  a,    -rex  y. 

dy  nam'o  gen   (dl-),    -na  mog'e  ny 

dys  pep'si  a    or    -pep'sy, 

-pep'tic, 

(-moj'-),     -mo  gen'ic,     -gen'e  sis, 

-tic  al,   -pep'tone. 

-nam'o  graph,  -na  mo  met'a  mor'- 

dys  phd'gia  or  dys'phagy, 

-phag'ic 

phism,   -mox'phosed   (-fost),   -na- 

(-faj'-). 

mom'e  ter,     -mo  met'ric,     -ric  al, 

dys  phd'si  a  {or  -fa'zhi  a). 

-mom'e  try,   -mo'tor. 

dys  pho'ni  a  or  dys'pho  ny 

dy'nas  ty    (di'-),    pi.    -ties,    -nast, 

dys  pho'ri  a. 

-nas'tic,   -ti  cism. 

dysp  noe'a        (disp  ne'a). 

-noe'al 

dyne  (din). 

-noe'ic. 

dy'o  phy  sit'ic     (di^o  fi  zit'-),     -o- 

dys  teFe  ol'o  gy,     -o  gist, 

-o  log'- 

the  ism,    -oth'e  lism,   -oth'e  lite. 

ical. 

dys  al'bu  mose'  (-mos'). 

dys  thy' ml  a        (-thi'-). 

-thym'ic 

dys  an'a  lyte  (-lit). 

(-thim'-). 

dys  ar'thri  a,    -ar'thric,    -ar  thro' sis. 

dys'tome,   -to  moiis,   -tom'ic. 

dys  era' si  a       (-zhi  a       or       -si  a), 

dys'tro  phy,  -troph'ic. 

-cras'ic. 

dze'ren  or  -ron. 

dys'en  ter  y,   -ter'ic,    -ic  al. 

Dzi  a  lo  szi'ce      (dze  a  lo  she'tsa), 

dys  la'li  a,     dys  lex'i  a,     dys'lo  gy, 

t.  Pol. 

-lo  gis'tic,   -tic  al  ly. 

dzig'ge  tai  (-ge  ti). 

E 


E  string. 

E'a  cles  (e'a  klez),  Entom.  genus. 

Eads  (edz),  Amer.  eng. 

ea'ger,  -ly,  -ness. 

ea'gle,  -stone,  -wood,  -glet, 
ea'gle-bird,  -eyed,  -flight^ed, 
-hawk,  -owl,  -ray,  -sight'ed, 
-vuFture. 

ear,  -ing,  -less,  -ache,  -bob,  -drop, 
-drum,  -lap,  -lid,  -lock,  -mark, 
-marked,  -pick,  -reach,  -ring, 
-shot,  -wax,  -wit'ness,  -wort, 
eared. 

ear'=bone,  -brush,  -cap,  -conch 
(=konk),  -cor'net,  -cough,  -dust, 
-flap,  -gland,  -hole,  -lap'pet, 
-lift'er,  -lobe,  -net,  -pend'ant, 
-piece,  -pier^cer,  -pock'et,  -riv'- 
et,  -sand,  -shell,  -snail,  -split'- 
ting,  -string,  -syr'inge  (-slr^->i 
-worm,  ear-drop  tree,  ear'ing- 
crin'gle. 

earl,  -dom,   -duck,   -mar'shal. 

dar'ly,   -li  er,   -li  est,  -li  ness. 

earn,   -ing,  earned,  earn'ing. grass. 


dar'nest,  -ly,  -ness,  -mon'ey. 

earth,  -en,  -en  ware,  -i  ness,  -li- 
ness,  -ly,  -bag,  -bank,  -board, 
-born,  -bred,  -drake,  -fall,  -fork, 
-kin,  -nut,  -pea,  -shock,  -star, 
-ward,  -wards,  -wolf,  -work, 
-worm,  -y. 

6arth-au'ger,  -ball,  -bath,  -bat'- 
ter  y,  -border,  -car,  -chest' nut, 
-clos'et,  -crab,  -cur'rent,  -eat'er, 
-fast,  -flax,  -flea,  -fly,  -foam, 
-gall,  -hog,  -house,  -in  duct'or, 
-louse,  -moss,  -oil,  -pea,  -pig, 
-pit,  -plate,  -pul  sa'tion,  -shine, 
-smoke,  -stop'per,  -ta'ble,  -tilt'- 
ing,  -tongue,  -treat'ment,  -tre'- 
mor,    -wire. 

earth'ly-mind'ed,  earth'nut=pea. 

earth'quake,  -a  larm',  -shad'ow, 
=shock. 

ear'wig,   -ging,   -wigged. 

ease,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful  ness,  -ment, 
eased,  eas'ing,  -i  ly,  -i  ness, 
ease' -off,  eas'ing-spar'row,  -swal'- 
low. 


fate,   fat,   far,   fall,    fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


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east,  -er  ly,   -er  ling,   -ern,   -ern  er, 

-ern  most,   -ing,   -ward,   -ward  ly, 

the  East,  the  Orient;  the  East'ern 

Empire. 
Eas'ter,   -tide,    -flow^er. 
East'In'di  an,    -In'dia  man. 
eas'y,   eas'i  er,    -i  est,   eas'y=go''ing, 

e.  chair. 
eat,   ate   or   eat,    -en,    -ing,    -a  ble, 

-age,  -er,  -ing-bat,   -house. 
eau    (6),    pi.    eaux    (oz),    eau'-de.- 

Co  logne'       (-ion'),       eau' 'dc'vie' 

(-ve'),   eau'   ce  teste'   {6'   sa^lest'), 

eau'  forte'  (fort')- 
Eau'claire'    (o^klar'),    co.    and    r. 

Wis. 
Eaux  Vives  (o  vev),  vil.  Switz. 
Eauze   (6z),   t.   Fr. 
eaves,  -drop,  v.,  -drop'ping,  -per, 

-dropped,     eaves' -board,     -catch, 

-drip,    -drop,    n.,    -lath,    -swaF- 

low,   -trough. 
e  hail  choir'  (a  bo  shwor'). 
ebb,     -ing,     ebbed,     ebb'-an^chor, 

-tide. 
E'bers  (a'bers),  Ger.  novehst. 
E'bJ  on  ite,     -on  it'ic,     -on  ism    or 

-o  m''tism. 
Eb'lis  (-lez),  a  fallen  angel. 
e'boe,   -light,   -torchVood,   -tree, 
feb'on,  -ist,  -ite,  -ize,  -ized,  -i  zing, 

-y. 
e  hoide'ment     (a  boormSh). 
e  hril  lade'  (a  brel  yad') . 
e  bul'lient,    -Hence,    -lien  cy,     -lio- 

scope  (-yo-),  ebulli'tion  (-lish'-). 
eb'u  rJn    or  -rine,    -rite,     e  bur'na- 

ted    {or   eb'ur-),    -ne  an,    -ne  ous, 

-ni  fi  ca'tion,   eb  ur  na'tion. 
e  cail  le   (a^kaFya'),    -work. 
e  car  tc  (a^kar'ta'). 
ec'ha  sis,   -bat'ic. 
ec'bo  le,    -bo  line,    -bol'ic. 
Ec'ce      Ho'mo      or      ec'ce      ho'mo, 

ec'ce   sig'num. 
ec  cen'tric,     -al,     -al  ly,     -tric'i  ty, 

ec  cen'tric -gear,       -hoop,       -rod, 

-strap. 
ec  cle'si  a  (-zl  a),  pi.  -si  ce  or  -5I  as, 

-si  an,    -si  arch    (-zi  ark),    -si  ast, 

-si  as'tic,     -tic  al,     -al  ly,     -as'ti- 

cism,      -si  og'ra  phy,      -si  ol'o  gy, 

-o  gist,   -o  log'ic  al   (-loj'-). 


Ec  cle  si  as'tes   (-zi  as'tez),    -as'ti- 

cus. 
ech'e  Ion  (esh'-),   -lens. 
e  chid'nine  (-kid'-). 
ech'i  nate  (ek'-),  -na  ted. 
e  chi'no  derm      (-ki'-),      -der'mal, 

-der'ma  toils. 
e  chi'nus  (-ki'-),   pi.   -ni,   -chi'noid, 

-chin'u  late   (-kin'-). 
ech'o    (6k'o),    pi.    -oes    (-oz),    -er, 

-ic,     -ing,     -ism,     -less,     -scope, 

ech'oed,   ech'o-or'gan,   -stop. 
e  chom'e  ter   (-kom'-),   -e  try. 
E'ci  ja    (a'the  cha),  t.  Sp. 
e  clair    (a^klar'),    -clair'cize,    -cized, 

-ci  zing,      -cisse  ment      (-sis  ment 

or   -ses  mon'). 
e  clat'  (e  kla'  or  a-). 
ec  lec'tic,  -al  ly,   -ti  cism. 
ec  lim'e  ter. 
e  clipse',        -clipsed',        -clips'ing, 

-clip'tic. 
ec'lSgue. 
ec'ly  sis  (ek'li-). 
ec  mne'si  a  (ek  ne'-). 
ec'o  nome. 
e  con'o  mize,      -mized,      -mi  zing, 

-mi  zer,     -o  mist,     -o  my,     e  co- 

nom'ic    {or   6c  o-),    -ic  al,    -al  ly, 

-nom'ics. 
e^cor  che   (a'kor'sha') . 
E  cos  saise'   (a  kos  saz')   or  e  cos-, 
e  coute  (a^koot'). 
ec  pho  ne'sis,   pi.   -ses   (-sez). 
e  era  seur'   {afkxSi'zQv'),    -erase  ment' 

(-kraz^mdn'). 
e  cru'   (a^kroD'). 
ec'sta  sy,   -stat'ic,   -ic  al. 
ec'ta  sis. 
ec  trop'ic. 
ec  tro  pom'e  ter. 
e  cu'    (a  ku'   or  a'-). 
Ec  ua  dor'    (ek  wa  dor'),    rep.    S. 

Amer.,    -do'ri  an  or  -dor'an. 
ec  u  men'ic,     -ic  al,     -al  ly,     -me- 

nic'i  ty  (-nis'-). 
ec'ze  ma,  -zem'a  tous. 
e  da'cious,      -ly,     -ness,      -dac'i  tv 

(-das'-). 
Ed'da,  -die  or  -da'ic. 
ed'dish. 
ed'dy,    pi.   -dies,    -dy  ing,    ed'died, 

-dy-wa'ter,   -wind. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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e'del  welss  (a'dl  vis  or  ed'el  wis). 

E'den,  -den'ic. 

e  den'tate,    -den'tu  late,     -tu  lous, 

-ta'tion. 
Edes,  Amer.  antiq. 
ed  es'tin. 
edge,     -less,     -shot,     -ways,    -wise, 

edg'er,    -y,    edged,    v.,   edged   or 

edg'ed,  a. 
edge'»bolt,  «coals,  =cut^ting,  -joint, 

=key,     -mail,      »mill,      -mold^ing, 

-plane,    -play,    -rail,    -roll,    -set'- 

ter,   -stitch,   -stone,   -tool,   -trim^- 

mer,    -wheel. 
edg'ing,    -i^ron,    -ma  chine'',    -saw, 

-shears,    -tile. 
ed'i  ble,  -ness,   -bil'i  ty. 
e'dict,  -dic'tal  {or  b'-). 
ed'i  flee,  -fi'cial   (-fish'al). 
ed'i  fy,   -ing,   -ing  ly,   -fied,   -fl  ca'- 

tion. 
e'dile,   -ship,   -dil'i  an. 
E  di'na,  poetic   for  Edinburgh. 
Ed'in  burg,  t.  Ind. 
Ed'in  burgh   (-biir^ro),   c.   Scot. 
Ed'i  son,  Amer.  elec. 
Ed'is  to,  r.  S.  C. 
ed'it,     -ed,     -ing,     -i  tor,     -to'ri  al, 

-al  ly,  -tor  ship,  e  di'tion  (-dish'-). 
e  di  Hon'    de    luxe'    (aMe'syon'    de 

ld6x'). 
e  di'ti  o  prin'ceps   (-dish'i  o). 
ed'u  cate,     -ca  ted,      -ting,     -tive, 

-tor,     -ca  ble,     -bil'i  ty,     -ca'tion, 

-tion  al,    -tion  ist. 
e  duce',    -duced',    -du'cing,    -du'ci- 

ble,     -duc'tion,     -duc'tive,     -tion- 

pipe,    -port,    -valve. 
e  dul'co  rate,   -ra  ted,   -ting,   -tive, 

-tor,   -rant,   -ra'tion. 
eel,    -buck,    -er,    -er  y,    -y,    -fare, 

-grass,        -pot,       -pout,       -skin, 

-spear. 
eel'-bas-'ket,  -fish,  -fly,  -fork,  -gig, 

-hook,  -moth'er,  -oil,  -pump,  -set, 

-shaped,    -shark,   -trap,   -worm. 
e'en  (en). 
e'er  (air). 

ee'ry  or  -rie,  -ri  ly,  -ri  ness. 
ef  face',     -a  ble,     -ment,     -fa'cing, 

-faced'. 
ef  feet',  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  -i  ble,  -ive, 

-ive  ly,    -ive  ness,    -less,    -less  ly. 


-fec'tion,  -fec'tu  al,  -al  ly,  -al- 
ness,  -tu  ate,  -a  ted,  -a  ting, 
-a'tion. 

ef  fem'i  nate,  -ly,  -ness,  -i  na  cy. 

ef  fen'di,  pi.  -dis  or  -dies  (-diz). 

ef 'fer  ent. 

ef  fervesce',  -vesced'  (-vest'),  -ves'- 
cing,  -cence,  -cen  cy,  -cent,  -ci  ble, 
-dve. 

ef  fete',   -ness. 

ef'fi  ca  cy,  -fi  ca'cious,  -cious  ly, 
-cious  ness. 

ef  fi'cient  (-fish'-),  -ly,  -cien  cy. 

ef'fi  gy,  pi.  -gies,   -mound. 

ef  fla'tion. 

ej'fleu  rage'   (ef  floo  razh') . 

ef  flo  resce'  (-res'),  -resced'  (-rest'), 
-res'cing,  -res'cence,  -cen  cy,  -cent. 

ef'flu  ence,  -en  cy,  -ent. 

ef  flu'vi  um,  pi.  -vi  a,  -vi  al. 

efflux,   -flux'ion  (-flGk'shun). 

effort   (-furt),   -less. 

e}  fray' ant,   ef  fra  ye'   (-ya'). 

ef  front'er  y. 

ef  fiirgent,  -ly,  -gence. 

ef  fuse'  (-fuz'),  v.,  -fused',  -fus'- 
ing,   -fu'sion   (-zhun). 

ef  fuse'  (-fus'),  a.,  -fu'sive,  -sive- 
ly,   -sive  ness, 

eft. 

E  ge'ri  a,  Myth. 

Eg'er  ton  (6j'-),  Eng.  statesman. 

e  gest',  -ed,  -ing,  -ges'ta,  -ges'tive, 
-ges'tion  (-chun). 

egg,  -er,  -er  y,  -ing,  -fish,  -hot, 
-ler,  -nog,  -plant,  -shell,  -wife, 
egged. 

egg'-al  bu'min,  -an'imal,  -appa- 
ra^tus,  -ap'ple,  -as  sort^er,  -bag, 
-bald,  -bas'ket,  -beat'er,  -bird, 
-blow'er,  -boiFer,  -born,  -cS-r^- 
ri  er,  -case,  -cell,  -cleav^age, 
-coc^kle,  -co  coon^,  -cup,  -dance, 
-de  tect^er,  -de  v e To p  ment, 
-drill,  -endued,  -flip,  -for^ceps, 
-glass,  -glue,  -hatch^ing,  -lay^ing, 
-light'er,    -mem^brane,    -mite. 

egg'-pir^a  site,  -pie,  -pod,  -pop, 
-pouch,  -sac,  -shaped,  -shell, 
-slice,  -spoon,  -squash,  -suck^er, 
-syr'inge  (-slr^-),  -testier,  -timber, 
-tongs,  -tooth,  -trot,  -tube, 
-ur'chin.         eggs -and -ba  con,     a 


fate,    fat,   far,    fall,   fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice,   Jn,    note. 


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plant;  eggs -and -col'lops,  a  plant; 

egg'sauce,   e.  nu'cle  us. 
Eg'gles  ton  (eg'glz-),  Amer.  writer. 
e^gi^gi'   (a''he'he'). 
e'gis  or  se'-. 

e  glan'du  lar,  -du  lose,  -du  lous. 
eg'lan  tine   {or  -tin). 
e'go    {or    eg'o),    -ism,    -ist,    -is'tic, 

-tic  al,    -al  ly,    -go'i  ty,    -go  the'- 

ism,     -go  tism,     -go  tist,     -tist'ic, 

-ic  al,    -al  ly. 
e  gre'gious  (-jus),  -ly,  -ness. 
e'gress. 

e'gret  {or  gg'ret)  or  e  grette'. 
e'gri  ot. 
E  gyp'tian        (-shan),        -tol'o  gy, 

-o  gist,    -o  ger,    -to  log'ic  al. 
Eh'ren  breit'stein  (a^ren-),  t.  Prus. 
Eh'ret  (a'ret),  Ger.  painter. 
Eich'bSrg  (icii'-),   Ger.   mus. 
Ei'der,  r.  Ger. 
ei'der,      -down,      -duck,      -goose, 

-yarn. 
ei'do  graph,    -do  scope,    -do  trope, 

-do  lol'o  gy,   -do'lon,  pi.   -la. 
ei  do'lo  scope, 
ei  dou  ra'ni  on  (-doo-) . 
Ei'fel  (i'fel),  mt.  Ger. 
Eiffel   (i'fel   or  gffel'),    Fr.   eng.; 

the   Eiffel   tower. 
eight  (at),  -een^  (a'teen^,  -een  mo, 

-eenth,  -foil,  -fold,  -score,  -i  eth, 

-y,      eighth,      eighth'ly,      eighth 

note,  e.  rest. 
ei'kon,  pi.  -ko  nes  (-nez),  ei  kon'ic. 
Eil'don   (el'-),    hills  Scot. 
Ei'len  burg  (i'len  bd6rg),  t.  Ger. 
ei'mer. 

Ei'sen  ach,  t.  Ger. 
Ei'sen  bfirg,  t.  Ger. 
Ei'sen  burg  (i'zenbd6rg),  co.  Hung, 
ei'sen  rahm    (-zn  ram). 
Ei'sen  stadt^  (I'zen  statO,  t.  Hung. 
Eis'le'ben   (is'la'-),   t.   Ger. 
eis  tedd'fod        (i  steth'vod),        pi. 

-fod'au    (-vod'ou). 
eis' -wool. 

ei'ther  (e'ther  or  i'-). 
e  jac'u  late,     -la  ted,     -ting,     -tor, 

-to'ry,   -la'tion. 
e  ject',      -ed,      -ing,      -ment,      -or, 

-jec'tive,  -tive  ly,    -tion,  -ta,    -or- 

con  dens'er. 


e  ji'do  (a  he'do). 

e'joo  (-joo). 

eke,  eiced,  ek'ing. 

e'ki  a  {or  6k'-). 

e  lab'o  rate,  -ly,  -ness,  -ra  ted, 
-ting,    -tor,    -to^ry,    -ra'tion. 

el  ae  om'e  ter  or  e  lai  om'-,  -op'- 
tene,    -o  sac'cha  rine   (-ka-). 

E  laine'   (-Ian'),  Tennyson. 

e  Ian'  (a  16h'). 

e'land  {or  el'-). 

e  lapse',  -lapsed',   -laps'ing. 

e  las'tic,  -al  ly,  -ti  cian  (-tish'an), 
-tic'i  ty. 

e  late',  -lat'ed,  -ed  ly,  -ed  ness, 
-la'tion. 

e  lat'er  ist,  -er  ite,  -e  rom'e  ter, 
el  a  trom'e  ter. 

Elbe  (elb),  r.  Ger. 

el'bow,  -ing,  -board,  -chair,  -room, 
-bowed,  el'bow-cuff,  -gaunt'let, 
-grease,  -guard,  -joint,  -piece, 
-plate,  -rail,  -scis^sors,  -shakier, 
-shield,   -sleeve,   -tongs. 

EFbruz'  (-broDz'),  mts.  Pers. 

eld'er,  -er  ly,  -er  ness,  -er  ship, 
eld'est. 

ei'der,  a  plant,  -b6r''ry,  -wort, 
-tree,    e.    gun,    e.    wine. 

El  Do  ra'do  or  El  do  ra'do  {or 
-ra'do). 

El  e  at'ic   {or  e  le-),    -at'i  cism. 

ePe  cam  pane'. 

e  lect',  -ed,  -ing,  -ive,  -ive  ly,  -or, 
-or  al,  -or  ate,  -or  ship,  e  lec'- 
tion,    -tion  eer',    -eer'er,    -eer'ing. 

e  lec'tric,  -al,  -al  ly,  -al  ness, 
-tric'i  ty,  -tri'cian  (-trish'an), 
-tri  fy  (-fi),  -fy  ing,  -fied,  -fina- 
ble, -fl  ca'tion,  -trine,  -tri'tion 
(-trish'un),  -trize,  -trized,  -tri'- 
zer,  -tri''zing,  -tri  za'tion,  -trep'- 
e  ter,  e.  wave. 

e  lec'tro,  -bal  lis'tic,  -bal  Hs'tics, 
-bath,  -bi  ol'o  gy,  -bi  ol'o  gist, 
-bi  os'co  py,  -cap'il  la  ry,  -cap''il- 
lS.r'i  ty,  -chem'ic  al,  -chem'is  try, 
-chron'o  graph,  -chron^o  graph'ic, 
-cuFture,  -dy  nam'ic  (-di-),  -dy- 
nam'ic  al  (-di-),  -dy  nam'ic s 
(-di-),  -dy^na  mom'e  ter  (-di'-), 
-gild'ing,  -gilt,  -ki  net'ic,  -ki- 
net'ics. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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e  lec'tro  mag'net,  -mag  net'ic, 
-mag'net  ism,  -met'al  lur^gy,  -mo'- 
tion,  mo'tive,  -mus'cu  lar,  -neg'a- 
tive,  -phys  i  ol'o  gy,  -phys  I  5- 
log'ic  al,  -po'lar,  -pos'i  tive, 
-punc'ture,  -ste're  o  type  (or 
-ster-),  -te  leg'ra  phy,  -teFe- 
graph'ic,  -ther'a  peu'tics,  -ther'- 
a  py,  -ther'man  cy,  -vi'tal,  -vi'- 
tal  ism. 

e  lec'tro  cute  or  -tri  cute,  -cu^ted, 
-ting,    -cu'tion. 

e  lec'trode,  -tro  gen'ic,  -gen'e  sis, 
-trog'e  ny  (-tr6j'-),  -tro  graph, 
-tro  Her',  -trol'o  gy,  -trol'y  sis, 
-tro  lyte  (-lit),  -lyt'ic  (-lit'-), 
-ic  al,  -lyze,  -lyzed,  -ly^zing 
(-li^-),  -ly  za'tion  (-11-),  -tro- 
poi'on,  -tech'nics  (-tek'-),  -tech'- 
nic  al. 

e  lec^tro-en  grav'ing,  -etch'ing, 
"op'tic,   -op'tics. 

elec  trom'e  ter,  -e  try,  -tro  met- 
ric, -ric  al,  -tro  mo'tor,  -trop'a- 
thy,  -tro  phone,  -troph'o  rus, 
-tro  plate,   -planted,   -ting,   -ter. 

e  lec'tro  scope,  -scop'ic,  -stat'ic, 
-stat'ics,  -tro  tint,  -tro  ton'ic, 
-tro  to  nic'i  ty  (-nis'-),  -trot'o- 
nize,  -o  nous,   -o  nus. 

e  lec'tro  type  (-tip),  -typed,  -ty'- 
ping,  -ty'per,  -ty'py,  -typ'ic 
(-tip'-). 

el  ee  mos'y  na  ry,  -na  ri  ly,  -ri- 
ness. 

el'e  gant,   -ly,   -gance,   -gan  cy. 

e  le'gi  ac  (or  61'e  ji'ak),  -gi  ast, 
eVe  gi'a  cal. 

el'e  gy,  pi.  -gies  (-jlz),  -e  gize, 
-gized,   -gist. 

el'e  me  or  -e  ml. 

el'e  ment,  -men'tal,  -tal  ism,  -tal- 
ly,   -tal'i  ty,    -ta  ry,    -ri  ness. 

el'e  phant,  -phan'ter,  -phan'tid, 
-tine,    -toid   or   -toid'al. 

el'e  phant -ap'ple,  -bee'tle,  -bird, 
'Creepier,  =fish,  -grass,  -mouse, 
-seal,  -shrew,  el'e  phant's-ear, 
a  plant,   -foot,  -tusk,  a  mollusk. 

el'e  phan  ti'a  sis,    -phan'ti  ac 

El  eu  sin'i  a,  -i  an. 

el'e  vate,  -va  ted,  -ted  ness,  -va- 
ting,  -tor,  -to  ry,  -va'tion. 


e  ISv'en   (-n),    -enth. 

elf,    pi.  elves,    -in,    -ish    or    elv'-, 

-ish  ly,      -ish  ness,      -kin,      -land, 

-lock. 
elf'-ir^row,     -bolt,     -child,     -dart, 

-dock,       -fire,       -king,       -queen, 

-shot,    -stone. 
Elgg  (elk),  t.  Switz. 
El'gin  mar'bles. 
E'll  a,  Charles  Lamb. 
E  li'ab,  Bib. 
E  li'a  kim,  Bib. 
E  li'am,  Bib. 
e  lic'it  (-lis'-),  -ed,  -ing. 
e  lide',       -lid'ed,       -ing,       -lis'ion 

(-lizh'un). 
E'U  el.  Bib. 
E^H  e'zer.  Bib. 

el'i  gi  ble,  -ness,   -bly,   -bil'i  ty. 
E  li'hu,  Bib. 
e  lim'i  nate,    -na  ted,    -ting,    -tive, 

-tor,    -to^ry,   -na  ble,   -nant,   -na'- 

tion. 
E  Uph'a  let,  Bib. 
el'i  quate,    -qua  ted,    -ting,    -qua'- 

tion,   e  liq'ua  ment  (-lik'-), 
E'lis,   anc.   Gr.  city.     E'li  ac. 
e'lile'  (a'let'). 
E  ll'u,  Bib. 
E  ll'ud,  Bib. 
e  lix'ir  (-er). 

E  liz'a  beth'an  (or  -bSth'-). 
elk,  -nut,  a  plant;   -wood,   a  tree; 

elk-tree. 
El  ka'nah  (or  el'-),  Bib. 
fill,  a  measure;    a  wing  of  a  house; 

an  elbow  of  a  pipe  or  tube. 
el'la  chick, 
el'le  bo  rin  or  -rine. 
el  lipse',         -lip'so  graph,        -soid, 

-soid'al,     -lip'tic,     -tic  al,     -al  ly, 

-tic'i  ty,   -to  graph,   -toid. 
el  lip'sis,  pi.  -ses  (sez). 
elm,   -y,   -bee^tle,   -border,   -but'ter- 

flv,    -moth,    -saw'fly,    -wood. 
El'nathan,   Bib. 
el  o  cu'tion,  -a  ry,  -ist. 
fil'od. 

e  lo'di  an  (or  el  o'-). 
e'loge'    (a'lozh'). 

e  lon'gate,   -ga^ted,   -ting,   -ga'tion. 
e  lope',     -ment,     -loped',     -lop'ing, 

-er. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,   mSt,   her,   ice,   In,    note, 


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el'o  quent,   -ly,   -quence. 

El  Pa'so,  CO.  Col.  and  Tex.;  c.  111. 

else,  -where. 

e  lu'ci  date,    -da  ted,    -ting,    -tive, 

-tor,   -da'tion. 
e  lude',    -lud'ed,    -ing,    -i  ble,    -lu'- 

sion     (-zhun),     -lu'sive,     -sive  ly, 

-ness,   -lu'so  ry,   -so  ri  ness. 
e  lu'tri  ate,   -a  ted,   -ting,   -a'tion. 
el' van,  -ite,  -it'ic. 
E  lys'i  um  (-lizh'i  um  or  -liz'i  um 

or    -lizh'yum),    E  lys'ian    (-lizh'- 

yan  or  -liz'yan  or  -lizh'an). 
el'y  trum    (-!-)    or    -tron,  pi.   -tra, 

-trig'er  ous    (-trij'-),  e  lyt'ri  form. 
El'ze  vir     (-ver),     Dutch     printer; 

-vi'ran  (-ve'-)  or  -vir'i  an. 
em,  pi.  ems,    Typog. 
e  ma'ci  ate    (-shi-),    -a^ted,    -ting, 

-a'tion. 
em'a  nate,     -na^ted,     -ting,     -tive, 

-tive  ly,   -to'ry,  -nant,  -na'tion. 
e  man'ci  pate,  -parted,  -ting,  -tor, 

-to^ry,   -pa'tion,   -tion  ist,   -ci  pist. 
e  mar'gi  nate,    -ly,    -na^ted,    -na'- 

tion. 
e  mas'cu  late,   -lasted,   -ting,   -tor, 

-to^'ry,   -la'tion. 
embalm'  (-bam'),  -ing,  -er,  -ment, 

-balmed'. 
em  bank',  -ing,  -ment,  -banked'. 
em  bar'go,  -goed,   -go  ing. 
em  bark',    -ing,    -ment,    -barked', 

-bar  ka'tion. 
em  blLr'rass,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -ment, 

-rassed,    -rassed  ly. 
em'bas  sy,  pi.  -sies. 
em  ha  te'ri  on,   pi.   -ri  a. 
em  bat'tle,    -ment,    -tied,    -tling. 
em  bel'lish,      -ing,      -ing  ly,      -er, 

-ment. 
em'ber,      -tide,      -bered,      em'ber» 

days,    =eve,    -fast,    »goose,    =week. 
em  bez'zle,     -ment,     -zled,     -zling, 

-zler. 
em  bit'ter      or      im-,      -ing,      -er, 

-ment,    -tered. 
em  blaze',  -blazed',  -blaz'ing. 
em  bla'zon,   -ing,   -er,    -ment,   -ry, 

-zoned. 
em'blem,      -at'ic,      -ic  al,      -al  ly, 

-blem'a  tize,        -tized,        -ti  zing, 

-tist,   -hle'ma,   pi.   -ma  ta. 


em'ble  ment. 

em  bod'y,   -ing,   -bod'i  er,   -i  ment, 

-led. 
em  bog',   -ging,  -bogged'. 
em  bold'en    (-n),    -ened,    -en  ing, 

-en  er. 
em'bo  lism,    -lis'mal    (-Hz'-),    -lis- 

mat'ic,     -ic  al,     -lis'mic,     -mic  al, 

-lis'mus. 
em'bo  lite. 

em'ho  Ion  or  -lum,   pi.   -la. 
em^bo  lo  pha'si  a  (-fa'zl  a). 
em  bon  point'   (6n^b6n'pw3,n'). 
em  bor'der,   -ing,   -dered. 
em  b6ss',        -ing,        -er,        -ment, 

-bossed',     -ing=i^ron,     -ma  chine^, 

-press. 
em  bou  chure'   (Sn^boo^shdor'). 
em  bow'er,  -ing,  -ered. 
em  brace',   -ment,   -braced',   -bra'- 

cing,   -cer,  -cer  y. 
em  branch' ment. 
em  bra'sure  (-zhur). 
em'bro  cate,    -ca  ted     -ting,    -ca'- 

tion. 
em  broid'er,    -er,    -ing,    -y,    -ered, 

em  broid'er  y-frame,         -neeMle, 

-paste. 
em  broil',       -er,       -ing,       -ment, 

-broiled'. 
em  brown',   -ing,   -browned'. 
em'bry  6   (-bri-),   -gen'ic,    -og'e  ny 

(-6j'-),        -og'o  ny,        -og'ra  phy, 

-o  graph,        -graph'ic,        -ol'o  gy, 

-o  gist,     -o  log'ic     (-loj'-),     -ic  al, 

-al  ly,    -bry  o  nal,    -o  nate,    -na'- 

ted,    -on'ic,    -ic  al  ly,    -o  plas'tic, 

-o  scope,        -scdp'ic,        -ot'o  my, 

-ot'ic,   em'bry  o=sac   (-bri-). 
Em  e  lye'   (-le'),   Chaucer. 
e  mend',     -ed,     -ing,     -er,     -a  ble, 

-a  to'ry,  em'en  da^tor,  -da'tion. 
em'er  aid,  -Ine,  -ald-fish,  -moth. 
e  merge',     -merged',     -mer'gen  cy, 

-gence,    -gent,   -mer'sion. 
e  mSr'i  tus. 

Em'er  son,  Amer.  philos.;  -so'ni  an. 
gm'er  y,      -bag,      -board,      -cake, 

-cloth,    -pamper,    -powder,    -r^fle, 

-stick,  -stone,  -wheel. 
e  met'ic,  -ic  al  ly,  em'e  sis,  -e  tol'- 

ogy- 

e'meute'   (a'mut'   or   -met'). 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  (irn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


emigrate 


288 


encystation 


em'i  grate,       -grafted,       -grafting, 

-grant,    -gra'tion,    -tion  al,    -tion- 

ist,   emigre   (a''me'gra'). 
E^mile'  (a^mer),  Rousseau. 
E  mil'ian  (-yan). 
em'i  nent,  -ly,   -nence. 
e  mir'  (e  mer'  or  e'mer),  e  mir'ate, 

-mir'ship. 
em'is  sa  ry,  -ship. 
e  mit',   -ted,   -ting,   -ta  ble,   e  mis'- 

sive,    -si  ble,    -mis'sion    (-mish'-). 
em'met,  an  ant.       Em'met,  Irish 

insurrectionist. 
em 'me  trope,   -tro'pi  a,   -trop'ic. 
e  moriient  (-yent  or  -II  ent). 
e  mdl'u  ment. 
e  mo'tion,      -al,      -al  ism,      -al  ist, 

-al'i  ty,   -mo'tive,   -tive  ly. 
em  pale'.     See  impale. 
em  pan'el,  -ing,   -ment,   -eled. 
em'per  or,  -ship,  -press. 
em'pha  size,   -sized,    -si' zing,    -sis, 

-phat'ic,    -ic  al  ly. 
em'pire,  -ship,   -per  y. 
em  plr'ic,  -al,  -al  ly,  -i  cism,  -i  cist, 

Em  pir'ic,    one    of    an    ancient 

Greek  sect. 
em  plas'tic. 
em  plec'tum  or  -ton. 
em  ploy',   -ing,   -er,   -ment,   -a  ble, 

-ployed',    -ploy'ed  ness,   em  ploy- 

ee'    {or    -ploy'-),    em'ploy'e'    (-a' 

or  6fi  plw6  ya'). 
em  plume',   -plumed',   -plum'ing. 
em  po'ri  um. 
em  pow'er,  -ing,  -ered. 
em  prise',  (-priz'). 
emp'ty,  -ing,  -ti  er,  -ti  ness,  -tied, 

-ty-hand'ed. 
em  pur'ple,  -pled,  -pling. 
em  pyr'e  al  (-plr'e  al  or  -pi  re'al), 

-py  re'an. 
e'mu. 
em'u  late,     -lasted,     -ting,     -tive, 

-tive  ly,    -tor,    -to'ry,    -la'tion. 
em'u  lous,  -ly,   -ness. 
e  mul'si  fy  (-fi),  -ing,  -fied,  -fl  ca'- 

tion,  -mul'sic,  -sive,  -sion,  -sion- 

ize,   -ized,   -i''zing. 
en  a'ble,  -bled,  -bling. 
en  act',  -ed,  -ing,  -ive,  -ment,  -or. 
en  al'la  ge   (or  e  nal'-) . 
en  am'el,    -eled    or    -elled,    -el  ing 


or   -el  ling,    -el  er   or   -el  ler,    -el- 

ist   or   -el  list. 
en  am'el'blue,     »cells,     «coFumns, 

«cu'ti  cle,    -fibbers,    -germ,    »kiln, 

-mem'brane,    -origan,    »paint'ing, 

-pamper,    =prisms,    -rods,    en  am'- 
el ing-fur'nace,    -lamp. 
en  am'or    or    -our,     -ing,     -ment, 

-ored. 
en  arched',   en  ar  che   (-sha'). 
en'  bloc'    (6n'    blok'). 
en   ca  chette'    (oh   ka  shet'). 
en  cage',  -caged',  -ca'ging. 
en  cal'en  dar. 

en  camp',    -ing,    -ment,    -camped'. 
en  case'.     See  incase. 
en  caus'tic. 
en  ceinte'   (6h  saht'). 
en  chain',  -ing,  -ment,  -chained'. 
en  chant',    -ed,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -er, 

-ment,    -ress. 
en  chase',   -chased',   -chas'er,   -ing. 
en  cinc'ture  (-sink'-),  -tured,  -tur- 

ing. 
en  cir'cle,  -eled,  -cling. 
en  clasp',   -ing,   -clasped'. 
en  clois'ter,  -ing,   -tered. 
en  close'.     See  inclose, 
en    cceur   (oh  ker). 
en  coffin,   -ing,   -fined. 
en  coi  gnure'   (6h  kwo  nyiir'). 
en  co'mJ  um,     pi.  -ums,     -mi  ast, 

-as' tic,   -tic  al,   -al  ly. 
en  com'pass         (-ku'm'-),         -ing, 

-ment,  -passed. 
en    CO  quille'    (oh   ko  kel'). 
en  core'    (6h  kor'),    -cored,    -cor'- 

ing. 
en  coun'ter,   -ing,   -er,   -tered. 
en  cour'age,  -ment,  -aged,   -a  ging, 

-ging  ly. 
en  crim'son  (-zn),  -ing,  -soned. 
en  croach',  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ment, 

-croached'. 
en  crust',  -ed,   -ing,   -ment. 
en  cum'ber,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -bered, 

-brance,   -bran  cer. 
en  cyc'li'c  (-sik'-),  -al. 
en  cy'clo  pe'di  a    (-si''-)    or    -pae'-, 

-pe'dic   (or   -ped'-),   -die  al,    -pe'- 

dism,  -pe'dist. 
en  cyst',    -ed,    -ing,    -ment,    -cys- 

ta'tion. 


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enounced 


end,  -ed,  -ing,  -a  ble,  -less,  -less- 
ly,  -less  ness,  -most,  -ways, 
-wise,  end=all,  -ar^ter  y,  -bulb, 
-game,  -i'ron,  -leaf,  -man,  -on', 
-pamper,  -piece,  -plate,  -play, 
-prod^uct,    -shake,    -stone. 

en  dan'ger,   -ing,   -ment,   -gered. 

en  dear',  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ed  ly,  -ed- 
ness,   -ment,   -deared'. 

en  dfiav'or,  -ing,  -er,  -ored. 

en  dem'ic,  -al,  -al  ly,  -de  mic'i  ty, 
-mi  ol'o  gy. 

en'dJve. 

en  dog'a  my,  -a  mous. 

en'do  gen,  -do  ge  net'ic,  -dog'e- 
nous   (-doj'-),    -nous  ly. 

en  dome',   -domed',   -dom'ing. 

en  doph'a  gy   (-dof'a  ji),    -a  gous. 

en  dow',  -ing,  -er,  -ment,  -dowed'. 

en  due',   -ment,    -dued',    -dii'ing. 

en  dure',  -dur'a  ble,  -ble  ness, 
-bly,  -bil'i  ty,  -dur'ance,  -er, 
-ing,    -ing  ly,    -ing  ness,   -dured'. 

En  dym'i  on  (-dim'-),   Myth. 

en    e  chelle'   (6n  a  shel'). 

6n'e  ma  {or  e  ne'ma),  pi.  -mas 
or  -ma  ta. 

en'e  my. 

en  er  get'ic  (-jet'-),  -al  ly,  -al- 
ness,  -ics,  en'er  gize,  -gized,  -gi- 
zing,   -gi  zer,    -gy,   pi.   -gies. 

e  ner'vate  {or  en'er-),  -va  ted, 
-ting,   en''er  va'tion. 

en    fa  mille'   (on   fa  mel'). 

en  fee'ble,  -ment,  -bled,  -bling, 
-bier. 

en  feoff'  (-fef),  -ing,  -ment, 
-feoffed'    (-feff). 

en  f  J  lade',    -lad'ed,    -lad'ing. 

en  fold',   -ed,   -ing. 

en  force', '  -ment,  -a  ble  or  -for'- 
ci  ble,   -forced,   -for'cing,   -cer. 

en  fSr'est,  -ed,   -ing. 

en  fran'chise  (-chiz  or  -chiz), 
-ment,    -chised,    -chis  er,    -ing. 

en  gage',  -ment,  -gaged',  -ga'ged- 
ly,  -ged  ness,  -ga'ger,  -ging, 
-ging  ly,    -ging  ness. 

en  gen'der,  -ing,  -er,  -dered. 

en'gine,  -r\',  -man,  -gi  neer', 
-neered',  -neer'ing,  en'gine- 
bear^er,  -count'er,  -driv'er,  -fur''- 
nace,      -house,      -lathe,      -plane, 


-room,   -run^ner,   -shaft,   -turned, 

-turn'ing. 
en  gird',   -ed,    -ing,   -gir'dle,   -died, 

-dling. 
Eng'land  (ing'gland),  -lish 

(-glish),    -lish  man,    -wom^an. 
en  gobe'. 
en  gorge',    -ment,    -gorged',    -gor'- 

ging. 
en  grail',    -ing,    -ment,    -grailed'. 
en  grave',  -ment,   -graved',  -grav'- 

ing,   -er. 
en  gross',        -er,        -ing,        -ment, 

-grossed'. 
en  gulf,    -ing,    -ment,    -gulfed', 
en'gy  scope  (-ji-). 
en  hance',  -ment,  -hanced',  -han'- 

cer,   -cing. 
en  har  mon'ic,   -al,   -al  ly. 
en  hy'drite   (-hi'-),  -hy'drous. 
en  hy  pos'ta  tize      (-hi-),      -tized, 

-ti  zing,    -po  stat'ic. 
e  nig' ma,  pi.  -mas,  -mat'ic,  -ic  a\, 

-al  ly,    -ma  tize,    -tized,    -ti  zing, 

-tist,    -tog'ra  phy,    -tol'o  gy. 
en  join',   -ing,   -er,   -joined' 


en  joy' 


-a  ble,      -ble  ness,      -er, 


-mg,   -ment,   -joyed'. 
en  kin'dle,   -died,   -dling. 
en  lace',   -ment,  -laced'. 
en  large',     -ment,     -larged',     -lar'- 

ged  ly,    -ged  ness,    -ger,    -ging. 
en  lau'rel,    -reled    or    -relied,    -rel- 

ing   or   -rel  ling. 
en  light'en  (-n),  -er,  -ment,  -ened. 
en  list',   -ed,    -ing,    -ment. 
en  liv'en    (-n),     -er,    -ing,    -ment, 

-ened. 
en  man  che'  (6h  m6n  sha'). 
en  masse'  (6n  mas'). 
en  mesh',   -ing,   -ment,   -meshed'. 
en' mi  ty. 
en  no'ble,     -ment,     -bled,     -bhng, 

-bier. 
en  nui'     (6h  nwe'),     en  nuy  e     (6h- 

nwe  a'),    -nuy'ee'    (-nwe^a'). 
e  nod'al,   -ly,    -nod'ous. 
e  nol'o  gy. 

e  nor' mi  ty,    -nor'mous,    -mous  ly. 
en  or'tho  trope, 
e  nough'  (-nuf). 
e  nounce',        -ment,       -noun'cing, 

-nounced'. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  (irn,  etude,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  tiius,  Bacfh. 
19 


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290 


en  pas  sani'   (6n   pS.s  s6ii'). 

en  pied   (6n   pya). 

en   prince    (on   prShs). 

en  rage',   -raged',   -ra'ging, 

en   rap  port'    (6n   rap  por'). 

en  r^pt',  -rap'ture,  -tured,  -tur  ing. 

en   reg'le   (on   reg'l). 

en  rich',  -er,  -ing,  -ment,  -riched'. 

en  robe',   -ment,   -robed',   -rob'ing. 

en  roll'  or  -rol',  -roll'er,   -rol'ment 

or  -roll'-. 
en'   route'    {6h'  xabi'). 
en  sam'ple. 
en  san'guine      (-gwin),      -g^vIned, 

-guin  ing. 
Ens  che'de   (ens  dia'de),   t.   Neth. 
en  sc6nce',   -sconced',   -scon'cing. 
en  sem'hle    (6n  s6m'bl). 
en  shrine',   -shrined,'   -shrin'ing. 
en  shroud',  -ed,   -ing. 
en'sign     (-sin),     n.,     -cy,     -ship, 

-bear'er. 
en  sign'  {or  en'-),  v.,  -ing,  -signed', 
en'si  lage,     -laged,     -la''ging,     en'- 

sile,   -siled,   -sil'ing,   -si  Ust. 
en  slave',    -ment,    -slaved',    -slav'- 

ing,   -ed  ness,  -er. 
en  snare',   -snared',   -snar'er,   -ing, 

-ing  ly. 
en  sue',  -sued',  -su'ing. 
en  suite'  (6n  swet'),    en     tab  li  er' 

(6n  tab  II  a'). 
en  tab'la  ture. 

en  tail',   -ing,   -er,   -ment,   -tailed'. 
en  tan'gle,     -ment,     -gled,     -gling, 

-gler. 
en  tente'    cor  di  ale'    (6n  t6nt'    kor- 

dl  ai'). 

en'ter,     -ing,     -er,     -tered,     -ing- 

chis^el,   -file,   »port. 
en  te  rl'tis,  -tSr'ic,   -te  rit'ic. 
en'ter  prise        (-priz),        -pris'ing, 

-ing  ly.^ 
en  ter  tain',      -er,      -ing,      -ing  ly, 

-ing  ness,    -ment,    -tained'. 
en  thrall',  -ing,  -ment,  -thralled'. 
en  throne',        -ment,        -throned', 

-thron'ing,    -ize,    -ized,    -i  zing. 
en  thu'si  asm     (-zl  azm),     -si  ast, 

-as'tic,   -tic  al,   -al  ly. 
en  tice',      -a  ble,      -ment,      -ticed', 

-ti'cing,   -cing  ly,   -cer. 
en  tire',   -ly,   -ness,   -ty. 


en  ti'tle,  -tied,  -tling. 

en'ti  ty,     pi.      -ti  ties,      -ti  ta^tive, 

-tive  ly. 
en'to  cele. 
en  tomb'     (-toom'),     -ing,     -ment, 

-tombed'. 
en  to  mol'o  gy,      -o  gize,      -gized, 

-gi  zing,    -gist,    -mo  log'ic,    -ic  al, 

-al  ly,   -mom'e  ter. 
en  tou  rage'   (on^too^razh'). 
en'tr'acte'   (Sh'tr  act'  or  6h^ tract'). 
en'trails. 
en'trance,       n.,       -way,       -trant, 

-trance=hall.  en  trance',        v., 

-ment,   -tranced',   -tran'cing. 
en  trap',    -ment,    -trapped',    -trap'- 

ping,   -pingly. 
en  treat',    -ed,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -er, 

-a  ble,   -y. 
en  tree'   (6n  tra'). 
en  tre  mets'   (on  tr  ma'). 
en  trench'.     See  intrench, 
en' tre  nous  (6n'tr  noo). 
en' tre  pas  (on'tr  pa). 
en' tre  pdt  (on'tr  p6). 
en  tre  pre  neur'   (6n  tr  pre  ner'). 
En'tre   Ri^os   (en'tra  re^os),  prov, 

Arg.  Rep. 
en'tre  sol   (6n'tr  sol   or  en'-). 
en  trust'   or  in-,   -ed,   -ing. 
en' try,  pi.  -tries,  -try  man,    -way. 
en  twine',  or  in-,  -ment,  -twined', 

-twin'ing. 
en  twist',  -ed,  -ing. 
e  nu'cle  ate,         -a  ted,         -a  ting, 

-a'tion,     -a  ter,     one     who    enu- 
cleates;  -a  tor,   a  bird;   E  nu^cle- 

a  to'res   (-rez),    the   parrots. 
e  nu'mer  ate,    -a  ted,    -ting,    -tive, 

-tor,   -a'tion. 
e  nun'ci  ate    (-shI-),    -a'ted,    -ting, 

-tive,  -tive  ly,  -tor,  -to^ry,  -a  ble, 

-bil'i  ty. 
en  u  re' sis. 
en  vel'op      (-up)      or      -ope,      v., 

-oped    (-lipt),    -op  ing,    -op  ment. 
en'vel  ope  {or  -vel'-  or  6h've  lope) 

or   -vel'op    (-up),    n.,    en'vel  ope- 

ma  chined 
en  ven'om   (-um),   -ing,   -omed. 
en  vi'ron,    -ing,    -ment,    -men'tal, 

-tal  ly,     -roned     (rund),     -vi'rons 

{or  gn'vi  rons). 


fate,   fS.t,    far,    fall,    fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   h6r,   ice,   in,   note, 


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291 


eponymy 


en  vis'age    (-viz'-),    -ment,    -aged, 

-a  ging. 
en'voy,  -ship. 
en'vy,     -ing,     -vi  a  ble,     -ble  ness, 

-bly,    -vi  er,    -vi  ous,    -ous  ly. 
en  wrap',   -ping,   -wrapped'. 
en  wreatke',   -wreathed',    -wreath'- 

ing. 
en  zo  ot'ic. 
e^o  la'tion. 
e'on     or     ae'on,     -o  nist,     -o'ni  an, 

-6n'ic. 
E'os,  Myth. 
e  6  zo'ic. 

e'pact  {or  gp'act). 
epago'ge,   -gog'ic  (-g6j'-). 
E  pam'I  non'das,   Theban  gen. 
ep'arch   (-ark),   -arch  y. 
ep'au  let   or  -lette,   -let  ed  or  -let- 
ted, e  pau  Here'   (a  p6  lyar'). 
e  pergne'   (-pern'). 
E  per  nay'   (a  per-),   t.   Fr. 
e'phah  or  -pha  (e'fa). 
eph'ebe      (6f'eb),      -e  be'um,      pi. 

-he'a,   e  phe'bic. 
e  phem'e  ra,  pi.   -ras  or  -rce,  -e  ral, 

-ral'i  ty. 
e  phem'e  ris,     pi.    eph  e  mgr'i  des 

(-dez),       e  phem'er  ist,       -er  ous, 

eph  e  me'ri  us. 
Eph'e  sus        (6f'-),       anc.       city. 

E  phe'sian     (-zhan)     or     Eph'e- 

slne.     E  phe'sians,  Bib. 
gph'od. 
e  pi'    (a  pe'). 
ep'ic,  -al,   -al  ly. 
ep  i  car'di  um,  -di  al,   -di  ac. 
ep'i  cen  ter. 
Ep''ic  te'tus,    Rom.    philos.      -te'- 

tian   (-shan). 
ep'i  cure,    -cur  ize,    -ized,    -i  zing, 

-ism. 
Ep''i  cu'rus,  Gr.  philos.,  -cu  re'an, 

-an  ism. 
ep'i  cy  cle    (-si-),    -cy'cloid    (-si'-), 

-cloid'al,    -cyc'lic    (-sik'-). 
ep  i  dem'ic,  -al,  -al  ly,  -de  m5  og'- 

ra  phy,         -mi  ol'o  gy,         -o  gist, 

-o  log'ic  al,    -al  ly. 
ep  i  der'mis,    ep'i  derm,    -der'mal, 

-der'mic,  mic  al,  -mi  za'tion. 
ep  i  dic'tic  or  -deic'tic,  -tic  al. 
ep  i  gas'tric. 


ep  i  glot'tis,  pi.  -ti  des  (-dez), 
-glot'tic,   -tid'e  an. 

E  pig'o  nus,   pi.  -o  ni. 

ep'i  gram,  -ist  or  -gram  mist, 
-gram  mat'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly, 
-gram'ma  tize,  -tized,  -ti  zing, 
-ti  zer,   -tist,   -tism,   ta'ri  an. 

ep'i  graph,  -graph'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly, 
-ics,  e  pig'ra  phy,  -ra  phist,  -ra- 
pher. 

ep'i  lep  sy,  -lep'tic,  -tic  al,  -al  ly, 
-ti  form,  -to  gen'ic,  -tog'e  nous 
(-toj'-). 

ep'i  16gue,  -log'ic  (-loj'-),  -ic  al, 
-lo  gis'tic,  -lo  gize,  -gized,  -gi- 
zing. 

Ep  I  mgn'I  des  (-dez),  Cretan 
poet. 

e  piph'a  ny  (-pif-),  an  appear- 
ance. E  piph'a  ny,  a  Christian 
festival. 

E  pi'rus,  -pi'rote  or  -rot,  Ep  i- 
rot'ic. 

e  pis'co  pa  cy,  -co  pal,  -pal  ism, 
-pal'ian  ism,  -p3,l  ly,  -co  pate, 
-co  pize,  -pized,  -pi  zing. 

E  pis'co  pal,  relating  to  the  Epis- 
copal Church,  -co  pa'li  an  {or 
-pal'yan),    -an  ism. 

ep'i  sode,  -so  dal,  -so'di  al,  -sod'ic, 
-ic  al,    -al  ly. 

e  pis'tle  (-1),  -to  la  ry,  -to  le'an, 
-tol'ic,  -ic  al,  -to  li  zer,  -to  lo- 
graph'ic,   -log'ra  phy 

E  pis'tle,  in  liturgies. 

ep'i  style   (-stil),   -sty^lar. 

ep'i  taph,   -er,   -ist,   -taph'ic. 

ep^i  tha  la'mi  um  or  -ml  on,  pi. 
-mi  ums  or  -mi  a,  -thal'a  mize, 
-mized,   -mi  zing. 

e  pith'e  sis. 

ep'i  thet,    -thet'ic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly. 

ep'i  thyme  (-tim). 

e  pit'o  me,  pi.  -mes  (-mez), 
-o  mist,  -o  mize  -mized,  -mi- 
zing,   -mi  zer. 

e  pit'ro  pe. 

ep  i  zo'o  ty,  -zo  ot'ic. 

e  plu'ri  bus  U'num. 

ep'och  (ep'ok  or  e'pok),  ep'o- 
chal   (-kal),   ep'och -mak'ing. 

ep'o  nym  (-nim),  -nym'ic,  e  pon'- 
y  mal,   -v  mist    -y  mous,   -y  my. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etude,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  Badi, 


equal 


292 


escarpment 


e'qual,  -ly,  -ness,  e'qua  ble  (or 
6k' wa-),  -ble  ness,  -bly,  e  qualed 
or  e  quailed,  e  qual  ing  or  -ling, 
e  qual'i  ty  (-kwal'-),  e'qual- 
end''ed,  >=fairing. 

e'qual  ize,  -ized,  -i  zing,  -i  zer, 
-I  za'tion,  -i  zer-spring,  -i  zing- 
bar,   -file,    e'qual  i'zing   cur'rent. 

e  qua  nim'i  ty. 

e  qua'tion. 

e  qua'tor,  -to'ri  al    -al  ly 

eq  uer  ry  or  -ue  ry  (ek'wer  ry  or 
e  kwer'e). 

e'ques  (e'kwez),  pi.  eq'ui  tes  (ek'- 
wi  tez),  Rom.  antiq. 

e  ques'tri  an,  -ism,  -tri  enne^ 

e'qui  an^gled,   -an'gu  lar. 

e  qui  dis'tance,   -tant,   -tant  ly. 

e'quJ  form. 

e  qui  lat'er  al,   -al  ly. 

e  quJ  lib'ri  um,  pi.  -urns  or  -a, 
-lib'ri  ous,  -ous  ly,  -ri  ty,  e  qui- 
li'brate,  -bra  ted,  -ting,  -to  ry, 
-bra'tion,  -li'brism,  -ll'brist  {or 
-qull'i  brist),  -lib'ri  um-s  c  a  1  e, 
-valve. 

e'quJne   {or   -kwin). 

e'qui  nox,  -noc'tial  (-n6k'shal), 
-tial  ly. 

e  quip',    -ping,    -ment,    -quipped'. 

eq'ui  page   (ek'wl-). 

e'quJ  poise. 

e  qui  pon'der  ate,  -a  ted,  -ting, 
-ant,    -ance,    -an  cy. 

eq'ui  ta  ble   (ek'-),   -ble  ness,   -bly. 

eq'ui  tes    (ek'wi  tez).     See  eques. 

eq'ui  ty  (ek'wi  ty),   pi.   -ties. 

e  quiv'a  lent,  -ly,  -a  lence,  -len  cy. 

e  quiv'o  cal,   -ly,   -ness,   -cant. 

e  quiv'o  cate,  -canted,  -ting,  -tor, 
-to^ry,    -ca'tion. 

E'quus   (e'kwus),   e  quiv'o  rous. 

e'ra,  pi.   -ras  (-raz). 

e  ra  dJ  a'tion. 

e  rad'i  cate,  -canted,  -ting,  -tive, 
-ca  ble,    -cantor,   -to^ry,   -ca'tion. 

e  rase'  (-ras'),  -rased',  -ras'ing, 
-ras'er,  -a  ble  or  -i  ble,  -ra'sion 
(-zhun),  -ra'sure  (-zhur  or 
-zhur). 

E  ras'mus   (-raz'-),   Dutch  schol. 

Er'a  to    (er'-),   Myth. 

ere   (ar),  ere^long',  ere'' while'. 


Er'e  bus  (6r'-). 

e  rect',    -ed,    -ing,    -a  ble,    -er,    -lie, 

-ive,    -ly,    -ness,    -rec'tion,    -rec- 

til'i  ty,    -rec'tor. 
fer'e  mite,        -mlt  ish,        -mif'ism, 

-mit'ic,   -ic  al. 
Er'furt    (er'foort),    c.   Prus. 
er^ga  tan'drous,      -ga  tog'y  nous 

(-toj'-),   -ga  toid. 
er'go. 
er'go  graph,  -gom'e  ter,  -go  met'- 

ric. 
6r'got,   -got  ed,   -got'ic. 
erg'=ten. 

Er'ics  son  (er'Ik  son),  Sw.  eng. 
E  rid'a  nus. 
E  rin'ys     {or     -ri'-),     pi.     -rin'y  es 

(-1  ez),   Myth. 
Er'lang  en  (er'-),  t.  Ger. 
erl'king. 
er'mine,     -mined,     -min  ing,     er'- 

mine-moth. 
e  rode',   -rod'ed,   -ing,   -ent,   -i  ble, 

-ro'sion    (-zhun),    -sion  ist,    -ro'- 

sive   (-sTv). 
E'ros,  Myth,     e  rot'ic,  -ic  al. 
e  rose'  (-ros'). 
^rr,     erred,     err'ing     {or     er'ing), 

-ing  ly,    er'ra  ble,    -ble  ness,    -ro'- 

ne  ous,   -ous  ly,   -ous  ness,  er'ror, 

er'ran  cy. 
fir'rand. 
gr'rant,  -ry. 

6r  rat'ic,   -al,   -al  ly,   -al  ness. 
er  rd'ttim,  pi.  -ta. 
krs   (ers),   a  plant. 
Erse   (ers),  a  language, 
drst,  -while^ 

6r  u  bes'cent,  -cence,  -can  cy. 
e  ruc'tate,  -tasted,  -ting,  -ta'tion. 
fer'u  dite     {or    er'oo-),     -ly,     -ness, 

-di'tion   (-dish'-). 
e  rupt',   -ed,   -ing,   -rup'tion,   -tion- 

al,   -tive. 
fer'y  sip'e  las   (er^i-),   -sip'e  lous. 
es  ca  lade',  -lad'ed,  -ing,  -er. 
es^ca  la'tor. 

es  cal'ier4ace  (-kal'ya-). 
es  cal'lop       or      -cal'op       (-kol'-), 

-loped,   -lop-shell. 
es  cape',    -ment,    -caped',    -cap'ing, 

-ca  pade',    -cape'-valve,    -wheel. 
es  carp',   -ment. 


fate,   fa,t,   far,   fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


escartel6 


293 


etesian 


es  car  te  W    (-te  la'),    or    -car'te  lee, 

es  ta  cade'    {or   -kad'). 

-car'teled. 

es  td  ddV. 

es  cheat',    -ed,    -ing,    -a  ble,    -age, 

es  ta  let'  (^r  -Jette'. 

-or,   -or  ship. 

Es^taing',    d'    (d6s'tan'),    Fr.    ad- 

es chew'     (-choo'    or    -chu'),     -al, 

miral. 

-ance,    -er,    -ment. 

es  tam'in. 

es  cldt  te'    (-ta'). 

es  ta'mi  net'   (-me  na'). 

es  col'ta,   -col' tar. 

es  tan'ci  a        (-tan' the  a),        -ci  e'ro 

es  CO  pet',  -pette'. 

(-the  a'ro). 

es  co'ri  al,    a    mine;    Es  co'ri  al    or 

es  tan' CO. 

Es  cu'ri  al,   a  palace. 

es  tate'. 

es'cort,  n.,    es  cort',  v.,  -ed,  -ing. 

es  teem',   -ing,   -er,   -teemed'. 

es^crl  toire'  or  -toir'  (-tw6r'),  -to'- 

Es^terha'zy    (es'ler  ha'ze).    Hung. 

ri  al. 

nobleman. 

es  cii'do  (-koo'do  or  -tho). 

es  the' si  a  or  as-. 

Es'cu  la'pi  us     or     lEs  cu  la'pi  us, 

es'thete    or    ses'-,     -thet'ic,    -ic  al, 

-pi  an. 

-al  ly,   -ics,   -the  ti'cian  (-tish'an), 

es'cu  lent. 

-thet'i  cize,   -cized,   -ci^zing. 

Es  cu  ri  al'  (6s  koo  re  al'),  t.  Sp. 

es'tJ  m.ate,     -malted,     -ting,    -tive, 

es  cutch'eon  (-un),  -eoned. 

-tor,      -ma  ble,      -ble  ness,      -bly, 

Es'ki  mo,     pi.     -mos     (-moz)     or 

-ma'tion. 

-qui  mau      (-ke  mo),      pi.      -qui- 

es  tin' to   (-ten'-). 

maux   (-ke  moz). 

es'ti  vage. 

es^me  rai'da. 

es'ti  val   {or  -ti'-)   or  aes-,   -ti  vate, 

e  soph'a  gus  or  oe  soph'-,  -a  ge'al, 

-va  ted,    -va  ting,    -va'tion. 

{or   -so  faj'e  al),   -a  gism. 

es  toile'   (as   twal'). 

es'o  tSr'ic,     -ic  al,     -al  ly,     -ter'ics. 

es  top',   -ping,   -pel,   -topped'. 

-i  cism,    -ter'ist,    -ter  y. 

es  toil  fade'    (-too-). 

es  pa' da  (-pa'tha). 

es  trade'. 

es  pd  gno  lette'  (-nyo  Igt'). 

Es  tra  e'lon,  plain  in  Palestine. 

es  pal'ier  (-yer). 

es  trange',         -ment,         -tranged', 

es  par'to,   =grass. 

-tran'ging,   -ged  ness,   -ger. 

es  pe'cial   (-pesh'al),   -ly. 

es  tra  pade'. 

es  pla  nade'. 

es  tray'. 

es  plees'  (-plcz'). 

es  treat',  -ed,  -ing. 

es  pouse'  (-pouz'),  -ment,  -pous'al. 

es  trepe',    -ment,    -treped',    -trep'- 

-ing,   -er,   -poused'. 

ing. 

es  pres  si'vo  (-se'vo). 

es'tu  a  ry,  -a  rine,  -a'ri  an. 

es  prW   (-pre'). 

es  tu'fa   (-too'-),   pi.   -fas. 

es  py'    (-pi'),    -ing,    -pied',    -pi'al, 

e  ta  gere   (a  ta  zhar'). 

-pi'er,    es'pi  o  nage    {or    -niizh'). 

Et'a  min,    a    star.        et'a  mine,    a 

es  quire'. 

textile   fabric. 

es'say,    «.,    -ish,    -ist,    -is'tic,    -say- 

e  tape'  {or  a^tap'). 

ette',  essay',  v.,  -er,  -ing,  -sayed'. 

e  tat' -ma  jor'    (a  ta'»ma  zhor'). 

es'sence,  -senced,  -sen  cing. 

et  cet'e  ra     or     et     cet'e  ra     or     et 

Es  senes'    (-senz'),    a    community 

ccet'e  ra. 

of   Jews,    -se'ni  an,    -se'nism    {or 

etch,      -er,      -ing,      etched,     etch'- 

es'-). 

grain,  -ing=embroid''ery,  -ground. 

es  sen'tial      (-shal),      -ly,      -ness, 

-nee^dle,   -point,    -var^nish. 

-ti  al'i  tv  (-shI  al'-). 

e  ter'nal,    -ist,    -ly,    -ni  ty,    -nize. 

Es^sonnes'  (-son'),  vil.   Fr. 

-nized,  -ni^zing,  -nl  za'tion,    nal'- 

es  tab'lish,       -ing,       -er,       -ment. 

i  ty. 

-lished. 

e  te'sian   (-zhan). 

n6t,  nor,  iise,  up,  <arn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


ether 


294 


evaporation»gage 


e'ther,  e  the're  ous,  -re  al,  -al  ly, 
-al  ness,  -al  ism,  -al  ize,  -ized, 
-lazing,   -!  za'tion,   -al'i  ty. 

e'ther  ize,  -ized,  -i^zing,  -i'zer, 
-I  za'tion,  e  ther'ic,  -ic  al,  e'ther- 
i  fy^   (-fiO)   -fy  i"g>   -fied,   -form. 

feth'ics,  eth'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  eth'i- 
cist,   -i  cize,   -cized,   -ci^zing. 

E'thJ  op,  -op'ic,  -6'pi  an. 

eth'narch  (-nark),  -y. 

eth'nic,  -al,  -al  ly,  -ni  cism,  -nog'- 
e  ny  (-noj'-),  -no  gen'ic,  -nog'- 
ra  phy,  -ra  pher,  -ra  phist,  -no- 
graph'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  -nol'o  gy, 
-o  ger,  -o  gist,  -no  log'ic  (-loj'-), 
-ic  al,   -al  ly. 

eth^no  psy  choro  gy  (-si  kol'-), 
-cho  log'ic  al  (-loj'-). 

e  thog'ra  phy,  -thol'o  gy,  -o  gist, 
eth  o  log'ic  (-loj'-),   -al. 

€^  iJtOS  * 

gth'yi,    -V  lasted    (-1  la^-),   e  thyl'ic 

(-thil'-),    eth'yl-blue. 
eth'ylene   (-I-),   -blue. 
E^tienne'  (a''tyen'),  Fr.  writer. 
Et  In  car  nd'ius,   Et  Res  ur  rex'it. 
e'tJ  o  late,   -lasted,   -la'tion. 
et'i  quette   (-ket  or  -ket'). 
Et'na,    vol.    Sic,    -ne'an,    et'na,    a 

vessel  for  heating  water. 
e  toile'   (a  tw6l'). 
e  tou  pille'  (a  too  pel'). 
Et'o  wah,  CO.  Ala. 
E  tru'ri  an,   -trus'can. 
e  tude'   (a  tiid'). 
e  tut'   (a  twe'). 
et  y  mol'o  gy  (-I-),  -o  gist,  -o  gize, 

-gized,  -gi''zing,  -mo  log'ic  (-loj'-), 

-ic  al,  -al  ly. 
Eu  boe'a      (u  be'a),       isl.      Med., 

-boe'an. 
Eu  ca  lyp'tus,    Bot.    genus;    eu''ca- 

lyp  tog'ra  phy. 
eu'cha  rist   (-ka-),   -ris'tic. 
eu'chre     (-ker),     -chred     (-kerd), 

-chring,   eu'chre-deck,    -pack. 
Eu  did  e'an  or  -clid'i  an. 
Eu  fau'la,  c.  Ala. 
Eu  g6  nie'     (u^zha^ne'),     Fr.     em- 
press. 
Eu'ler     (u'ler     or     oi'ler),     Swiss 

math. 
eu  lo'gi  a,  pi.  -cb. 


eu'lo  gize,    -gized,    -gi'zing,    -gist, 

-gis'tic  al,  -al  ly,  -lo  gy,  pi.  -gies, 

-lo'gi  um,   pi.   -urns. 
Eu'me  nes  (u'me  nez),  Bih. 
Eu  men'i  des   (-dez). 
Eu'nice   (u'nis  or   u  ni'ce),   Bih. 
eu'nuch  (-nuk). 
eu'phe  mism,       -mis'tic,       -tic  al, 

-al  ly,   -mize,   -mized,   -mi^zing. 
eu  pho'ne,  -pho'ni  ad. 
eu  ph6n'ic,   -al,   -pho'ni  ous,   -ous- 

ly,    -ni  um,    eu'pho  nize,    -nized, 

-ni^zing,    -pho  nous,    -pho  ny. 
Eu  phrSs'y  ne   (-fros'i-).    Myth. 
Eu'phu  es   (u'fu  ez).  Fiction. 
eu'phu  ism,    -phu  ist,    -is'tic,    -tic- 

al  ly,    -phu  ize,    -ized,    -i^zing. 
Eu  ra'sia   (-rash'ya  or  -sha),   -ra'- 

sian  (-shan  or  -zhan). 
eu  re'ka. 

Eu  rip'i  des   (-dez),   Gr.   poet. 
Eu  roc'ly  don   (-It-),   Bib. 
Eu  ro  pe'an,    -ism,    -an  ize,    -ized, 

-i^zing,    -I  za'tion. 
Eu  ryd'i  ce  (-rid'-),  Myth. 
Eu  se'bl  us,     Father     of     Church 

Historv;    -bi  an. 
Eu  sta'chi  an  (-kl-). 
Eu  ter'pe,  Myth.,   -pe  an. 
eu  tha  na'si  a  (-zhi  a  or  -zi  a). 
eu  thym'i  a   (-tMm'-). 
eu'tro  phy,  -troph'ic. 
Eu'ty  chus  (u'ti  kus),  Bih. 
Eux'Ine. 
e  vac'u  ate,     -a  ted,     -ting,     -tive, 

-tor,    -ant,    -a'tion. 
e  v3.de',    -vad'ed,    -ing,    -a  ble    or 

-i  ble,     -va'sive,     -sive  ly,     -sive- 

ness,   -sion   (-zhun). 
E  v&d'ne,  Beaumont  and  Fletcher. 
6v  a  nesce',  -nesced'  (-nest'),  -nes'- 

cing,    -nes'cence,    -cent,    -cent  ly, 

-ci  ble. 
e  van'gel,    -ism,    -ist,    -is  tic,    -ize, 

-ized,    -i''zer,   -i^zing,   -I  za'tion. 
ev'an  gel'ic  {or  e''van-),  -al,  -al  ly, 

-al  ness,   -al  ism,   -gel'i  cism. 
E  v3.n'ge  line      {or     -lin),      Long- 
fellow. 
e  vap'o  rate,    -ranted,    -ting,    -tive, 

-ra  ble,     -ra'tion,     -rom'e  ter     or 

-rim'-,  e  vap'o  ra  ting-cone,  -dish, 

-fur^nace,  -pan,  -ra'tion -gage. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met;    her,    ice,,  in,    note, 


eve 


295 


excrescential 


Sve,    -churr. 

e'ven     (-vn),     v.,     -er,     e'ven  ing, 

making  even;   -ly,   -ness,   -vened, 

e'ven-fall,      -handled,      -hand^ed- 

ness,        -mind^ed,        ■"tem''pered, 

-song,   e.   down. 
eve'ning    {or    e'vn  ing),    the    close 

of  the  day;  -tide,  »flow  er,    =gros- 

beak,    'prim  rose,    =song,   e.   star. 
e  vent',      -ful,      -less,      -ven'tu  al, 

-al  ly,     -al'i  ty,     -tu  ate,     -a' ted, 

-ting,    -a'tion. 
ev'er,    -last'ing,    -ing  ly,    -ing  ness, 

-er  glade,  -green,  -more,  »bloom'- 

er,    =dur^ing,    -liv^ing. 
6  ver'sion   (-shun),   -ver'si  ble. 
eve'ry    (ev'ry    or   6v'er  y),    -bddV, 

-thing,    -where,    -ry-day,   a. 
e  vict',  -ed,  -ing,  -or,  -vic'tion. 
ev'i  dent,       -ly,       -ness,       -dence, 

-denced,        -denoting,        -den'tial 

(-shal),   -tial  ly. 
e'vil     (-vl),      -ly,      -ness,      -vil -dis- 
posed'',   -do^er,    -eyed,    -mind^ed, 

-starred. 
E'vil    M6r'6  dach    (-dak   or   e'vil - 

me  ro'dach),   Bib. 
e  vince',     -ment,     -vinced',     -vin'- 

cing,    -vin'ci  ble,   -ci  bly. 
e  vis'cer  ate,  -a  ted,  -ting,  -a'tion. 
e  voke',     -voked',     -vok'ing,    ev'o- 

ca  ble,    -ca  tor,    -ca'tion. 
6v  o  lu'tion,    -al,    -a  ry,    -ism,    -ist, 

-is'tic,    -o  lute,    -lu^tive. 
e  v61ve',    -ment,    -volved',    -v61v'a- 

ble,    -ing,   -ent,   -er. 
E'wald  (a'valt),  Ger.  critic. 
ewe    (u),     -cheese,     -lease,     -neck, 

-necked. 
Ew'ell   (u'el),    Confed.   gen. 
ew'er   (u'er),    -y,   pi.   -les. 
ex  ac'er  bate     (egz  a,s'-),     -baited, 

-baiting,   -bes'cence. 
ex  act'   (egz  akt'),   -ed,   -ing,   -ing- 

ness,    -ly,    -ness,    -ac'tion. 
ex  act'er    (egz-),    in    general,    one 

who  exacts.       ex  act'or,  specific- 
ally,  an  officer. 
ex  ag'ger  ate      (egz  aj'-),      -a'' ted, 

-ted  ly,     -acting,     -tive,     -tive  ly, 

-tor,   -to''ry,   -a'tion. 
ex  alt'     (Sgz-),     -ed,     -ed  ly,     -ed- 

ness,  -ing,  -er,  -al  ta'tion. 


ex  am'ine    (egz-),     -ined,    -in  ing, 

-i  na  ble         -na  bil'i  ty,        -nant, 

-nate,     -na'tion,     -tion  al,     -tion- 

ism,      -i  nee',      -in  er,      -er  ship, 

-i  na'tion -pa''per. 
ex  am'ple   (6gz-). 
ex'a  ris'tate. 
ex  as'per  ate     (6gz-),     -a  ted,     -a- 

ting,   -a  ter,    -a'tion. 
ex'ca  vate,     -va  ted,     -ting,     -tor, 

-va'tion. 
ex  ceed',  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly. 
ex  eel',  -celled',  -cel'ling. 
ex'cel  lent,    -ly,   -lence,   -len  cy. 
ex  cel'sl  or,    w.,    ex  cel'si  or,    ever 

upward. 
ex  cept',    -ed,    -ing,    -er,    -cep'tion, 

-tion  a  ble,        -ble  ness,        -a  bly, 

-tion  al,    -al  ly,    -al  ness,    -al'i  ty, 

-tion  less,    -cep'tive,    -tor. 
ex  cerpt',  -ed,  -ing,  -cerp'tive,  -tor, 

-cerp'ta. 
ex  cess',  -ive,  -ive  ly,  -ive  ness. 
ex  change',    -a  ble,    -a  bly,    -a  bil'- 

i  ty,   -changed',   -chan'ging,   -ger. 
ex  chfiq'uer  (-chek'er). 
ex  cise'    (-siz'),    -man,    pi.    -men, 

-cised',    -ci'sing    (-zing),    -ci'sion 

(-sizh'un). 
ex  cite',  -ment,    -ful,    -cit'ed,    -ing, 

-ing  ly,  -a  ble,  -a  bil'i  ty,  -cit'ant, 

-a  tive,   -ive,  -or,  -cit'a  to  ry,  ex'- 

ci  ta'tor,   -cl  ta'tion. 
exclaim',     -er,     -ing,     -claimed', 

-cl3,m'a  tive,      -tive  ly,      -a  to^ry, 

-to''ri  ly,    -cla  ma'tion,    -ma'tion- 

mark,    -point. 
ex  elude',  -clud'ed,  -ing,  -er,  -clu'- 

sion  (-zhun),   -sion  ism,    -sion  ist, 
-clu'sive    (-siv),    -sive  ly,    -sive- 

ness,  -siv  ism,  -siv  ist,  -so  ry. 
ex  cog'i  tate  (-k6j'-),  -i  ta'tion. 
ex  com  mu'ni  cate,  -ca'ted,  -ting, 

-ca  ble,  -ca''tor,  -to'ry,  -cant,  -ca'- 
tion. 
ex  con  ces'so. 
ex  co'ri  ate,    -a  ted,    -ting,    -a  ble, 

-a'tion. 
ex'cre  ment,   -men'tal,   -men'ta  ry, 

-men  ti'tial      (-tish'al),      -ti'tious 

(-tish'us). 
ex  cres'cence,        -cen  cy,        -cent, 

-cen'tial. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  (irn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  BaCh. 


excrete 


296 


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ex  Crete',    -cret'ed,    -ing,    -cre'tive 

(or  ex'-),  ex'cre  to  ry  {or  -ere'-). 

ex  cre'ta,  -cre'tal  {or  ex'-),  -cre'- 

tion. 
ex  cru'ci  ate      (-shi  ate),      -a^ted, 

-ting,    -ting  ly,    -a'tion. 
ex  cu'bi  to'ri  um,   pi.   -ri  a. 
ex  cul'pate,   -pa  ted,    -ting,   -to''ry, 

-pa  ble,   -pa'tion. 
ex  cu'ri  a. 

ex  cur'sion  (-shun),  -al,  -ist. 
ex  cur'sJve,  -ly,  -ness,  ex  cur'sus. 
ex  cuse'      (-kuz'),      v.,      -cused', 

-cus'ing,      -cus'a  ble,      -ble  ness, 

-a  bly,   -a  to^ry,   -er. 
ex  cuse'  (-kus'),  w.,  -less. 
ex'e  crate,     -crafted,     -ting,     -ara- 
ble,   -bly,    -tive,    -tive  ly,    -to'ry, 

-cra'tion. 
ex'e  cute,    -ousted,    -ting,    -ta  ble, 

-cutter,   -cu'tion,   -tion  er. 
ex  ec'u  tive  (6gz-),  -tive  ly,  -u  tant, 

-tor,     -tor  ship,    -to'ry,     -to'ri  al, 

-u  trix  or  -tress,  ex  e  cu  tmre'  (egz- 

a  kdo  tw6r'). 
ex  e  ge'sis,     -get'ic,     -ic  al,    -al  ly, 

-ics,      ex'e  gete,    -ge'tist. 
ex  em'plar      (egz-),      ex'em  pla^ry 

(egz'-  or   6ks'-),    -ri  ly,    -ri  ness. 
ex  em'pli  fy     (egz-),     -ing,     -fied, 

-fi^a  ble,  -fi^er,  -fl  ca'tion. 
ex  em'pli  gra'ti  a   (egz  em'pli   gra'- 

shl  a). 
ex  empt'    (Sgz-),    -ed,    -ing,    -i  ble, 

-emp'tion. 
ex'e  qud'tur. 
ex'e  quy,  -e'qu!  al. 
ex'er  cise    (-siz),    -cised,    -closing, 

-ci''sa  ble,  -ser,  -ci  ta'tion. 
ex  er'cl  tor  (ggz-),  -to'ri  al. 
ex  erf     (Sgz-),     -ed,     -ing,     -ive, 

-er'tion. 
ex'e  unt. 
ex  hale',    -haled',    -hal'ing,    -a  ble, 

-ant,   -ha  la'tion. 
exhaust'    (6gz  aust'    or    -haust'), 

-ed,     -ing,     -ing  ly,     -er,     -i  ble, 

-i  bil'i  ty,      -ive,      -ive  ly,      -less, 

-haus'tion      (-chun),      ex  haust'- 

cham^ber,  -draught,  =fan,  =noz^zle, 

-pallet,  -pipe,    -port,    -pu^ri  fi  er, 

-reg'u  la  tor,      -steam,      -syr^inge 

(-sir^-),    -valve. 


ex  hib'it    (egz  ib'it    or    eks  hib'it), 

-ed,    -ing,   -er,   -ant,   -ive,   -ive  ly, 

-or,    -o''ry,    ex  hi  bi'tion    (eks  hl- 

bish'un),   -tion  al,   -tion  er. 
ex  hil'a  rate      (egz  il'-),      -ranted, 

-ting,     -ting  ly,     -a  rant^     -a  ra'- 

tion. 
ex  hort'    (egz  ort'),    -ed,    -ing,    -er, 

-hor'ta  tive,    -ta  to''ry,    ex  hor  ta'- 
tion (eks^hor-). 
ex  hume',  -humed',  -hum'ing,  -hu- 

ma'tion. 
ex'i  gen  cy,   -gence,   -gent,   -gi  ble. 
ex  ig'u  ous    (egz  ig'-    or    eks  ig'-), 

-ness. 
ex'ile    (eks-),    -iled,    -iFing. 
ex  ist'     (egz-),     -ed,     -ing,     -ence, 

-en  cy,  -ent,  -i  ble,  -bil'i  ty. 
ex'it,  ex  i'tial    (egz  ish'al),    -i'tious 

(-ish'us). 
ex    le'ge  (eks  le'je). 
ex    li'bris. 

ex'o  dus,  ex'ode,  -od'ic. 
ex    of  fi'ci  0  (-fish'l  6). 
ex  og'a  my,     -a  mous,     -o  gam'ic, 

-ga  mit'ic. 
ex'o  gen,      -ge  net'ic,       -og'e  nous 

(-6j'-). 
ex  on'er  ate    (5gz-),    -a^ted,    -ting, 

-tive,  -tor,  -a'tion. 
ex'o  ra  ble  (eks'-). 
ex  or'bi  tant     (egz-),     -ly,     -tance, 

-tan  cy. 
ex'or  cise,   -cised,    -casing   (-zing), 

-ci^ser,     -cism,     -cis'mal     (-siz'-), 

-cist. 
ex  or'di  um    (egz-),    pi.    -ums    or 

-a,   -di  al. 
ex  os'cu  late     {or    egz-),     -lasted, 

-ting,    -la'tion. 
ex'os  mose^  (-mos'  or  ex'6s'-),  -os'- 

mic   or  -os  mot'ic,    -mo' sis. 
ex  o  tfir'ic,      -al,      -al  ly,      -i  cism, 

-ics. 
ex  ot'ic   (egz-  or  eks-),   -ic  al,   -al- 

ness,   -i  cism. 
ex  pand',    -ed,    -ing,    -er,    -panse', 

-pan'si  ble,    -ble  ness,    -bly,    -bil'- 

i  ty,  -pan'slle,  -pan'sive,  -sive  ly, 

-sive  ness. 
ex  pan'sion,  -ist,  -sion-can,  -coup^- 

ling,    -curb,   -curve,   -drum,   -en''- 

gine,   -gear,   -joint,   -valve. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    mSt,    her,    ice.   In,    note. 


ex  parte 


297 


extern 


ex    par'te,   adv.,  ex'par'te,   a. 

ex  pa'ti  ate    (-shi-),    Vted,    -ting, 

-tor,   -to''ry,   -a'tion. 
ex  pa'tri  ate,  -a' ted,  -ting,  -a'tion. 
ex  pact',   -ed,   -ed  ly,   -ing,   -ing  ly, 

-a  ble,    -ance,    -an  cy,    -ant,   -ant- 

ly,   -a  tive,   -pec  ta'tion. 
ex  pec'to  rate,  -ra''ted,  -ting,  -tive, 

-rant,    -ra'tion. 
ex  pe'di  ent,    -ly,    -di  en  cy,    -en'- 

tial,    -tial  ly. 
ex'pe  dite,   -ly,   -dieted,   -ting,   -di'- 

tious  (-dish'us),   -tious  ly,   -tious- 

ness. 
ex  pe  dJ'tion  (-dish'un),  -a  ry,  -er. 
ex  pel',    -ling,    -la  ble,    -lant,    -ler, 

-pelled',       -pul'sive,       -sive  ness, 

-pul'sion. 
ex  pend',     -ed,     -ing,     -er,     -a  ble, 

-i  tor,    -i  ture. 
ex  pense',        -pen'sive,        -sive  ly, 

-sive  ness. 
ex  per  ge  fac'tion  (-je-). 
ex  pe'ri  ence,      -enced,      -en  cing, 

-en  cer,    -en'tial,    -tial  ism,    -tial- 

ist. 
ex  pSr'i  ment,  -ed,  -ing,  -men^ter, 

-tist,    -men'tal,     -tal  ist,     -tal  ize, 

-tal  ly,    -men  ta'tion. 
ex  pert',    a.,     -ly,     -ness.      ex'pert 

{or  -pert'),   n. 
ex'pJ  ate,  -a  ted,  -ting,  -tor,  -to^ry, 

-a  ble,    -a'tion,   -tion  al. 
ex  pire',     -pired',     -pir'ing,     -a  ble, 

-ant,   -a  to^ry,   -pi  ra'tion. 
ex  plain',        -ing,        -er,        -a  ble, 

-plained',     -plan'a  tive,     -a  to''ry, 

-to  ri  ly,   -ri  ness,   -pla  na'tion. 
ex'ple  ment. 

ex'ple  tive,   -tive  ly,   -to^ry. 
ex'pli  cate,   -canted,   -ting,   -ca  ble, 

-ble  ness,  -tive,  -tor,  -to  ry,  -cand', 

-ca'tion. 
ex  plic'it   (-plis'-),   -ly,   -ness. 
ex  plode',  -plod'ed,  -ing,  -ent,  -er, 

-plo'si  ble,    -sive    (-siv),    -sive  ly, 

-sive  ness,  -sion  (-zhun). 
ex  ploit',   -ed,   -ing,   -er,   -ploi'ture, 

-ploi  ta'tion. 
ex  plore',         -plored',        -plor'ing, 

-plor'a  ble,     -a  tive,     -to'ry,     -er, 

-plo  ra'tion. 
ex  po'nent,   -nen'tial. 


ex'port,  71.,    ex  port',  v.,  -ed,  -ing, 

-a  ble,     -a  bil'i  ty,     -er,     -por  ta'- 
tion. 
ex  pose'    (-poz'),    -posed',    -pos'ed- 

ness,    -pos'er,    -al,    -ing,    -po'sure 

(-zhur),      -po  si'tion      (-zish'un). 
ex  po  se'    (eks''p6''za'). 
ex  pos'i  tor        (-poz'-),        -i  to^ry, 

-i  tive. 
ex    post    fac'to. 
ex  pos'tu  late,   -la''ted,   -ting,   -tor, 

-to^ry,   -la'tion. 
ex  poiuid',   -ed,    -ing,   -er. 
ex  press',    -age,    -ing,    -er,    -i  ble, 

-i  bly,      -ive,      -ive  ly,      -ive  ness, 

-ly,    -ness,   -pressed',    -press'man, 

-press'»buFlet,  ■-car,  =ri''fle,  =train, 

-waggon. 
ex  pres'sion        (-presh'un),        -al, 

-less,   -sion=mark,    =point,    »stop. 
ex  pro'pri  ate,   -a'ted,   -ting. 
ex  punge',      -punged',      -pun'ging, 

-pun'ger. 
ex'pur  gate     {or    -pur'-),     -ga  tor, 

-pur'ga  to  ry,    -to'ri  al,    -ga'tion. 
ex'qui  site  (-zit),  -ly,  -ness. 
ex  sect',   -ed,   -ing,   -sec'tion. 
ex  sert'ed    or    -sert',    a.,    -ser'tlle, 

-ser'tion. 
ex'sic  cate      {or     -sic'-),      -canted, 

-ca''ting,       -cantor,       -sic'ca  tive, 

-ca'tion. 
ex'tant   {or  -tant'). 
ex  tern  po  ra'ne  ous,     -ly,     -ness, 

-tem'po  ra  ry,      -ra'ri  ly,      -tem'- 

po  re. 
ex  tem'po  rize,       -rized,       -ri^zer, 

-ri^zing,    -ri  za'tion. 
ex  tend',     -ed,     -ed  ly,     -ant,     -er, 

-ing,   -i  ble,   -i  bil'i  ty,   -ten'si  ble, 

-ble  ness,    -bil'i  ty,   -sile,    -sion  al, 

-sive,    -sive  ly,    -sor,    pi.    -sors   or 

-so'res  (-rez),  -som'e  ter,  ex  tent'. 
ex  ten'sion,   =ped^al,   =ta'ble. 
ex  ten'u  ate,  -a''ted,  ting-,  -ting  ly, 

-tive,   -tor,  -to'ry,  -a'tion, 
ex  te'ri  or,  -ly,  -ize,  -ized,  -i^zing, 

-I  za'tion,    -or'i  ty. 
ex  ter' mi  nate,  -nVted,  -ting,  -tor, 

-to^ry,    -na'tion. 
ex  ter'nal,    -ly,    -ism,    -ize,    -ized, 

-lazing,  -i  za'tion,  -is'tic,  -nal'i  ty, 

ex^tern'  or  -terne'. 


not,  nor,  use,  iip,  tarn,  etiide,  food,  fdot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


extinct 


298 


facilitation 


ex  tinct',   -tinc'tion. 

ex  tin'guish,      -a  ble,      -er,      -ing, 

-ment. 
ex'tir  pate     {or     -ter'-),     -pa''ted, 

-ting,     -live,     -tor,     -tir'pa  to^ry, 

-pa'tion. 
ex  tSr      {or      -tol'),      -ling,      -ler, 

-tolled'. 
ex  tort',    -ed,    -ing,    -er,    -tor'tion, 

-tion  a  ry,  -ate,  -er,  -ist. 
ex'tra. 
ex'tract,  n.,    ex  tract',  v.,  -ed,  -ing, 

-a  ble      or      -i  ble,      -ive,      -or, 

-trac'tion. 
ex'tra  dite,    -dieted,    -di'ting,    -di'- 

ta  ble   {or   -di'-),  -dl'tion  (-dish'- 

un). 
ex  tra'dds,  -d6sed. 
ex'^tra-es  sen'tial. 
ex^tra  haz'ard  ous,  -ju  di'cial 

(-dish'al),      -cial  ly,      -mun'dane, 

-mu'ral. 
ex  tra'ne  ous,   -ly. 
ex  traor'di  na  ry      (-tror'-),      -na- 

ri  ly,   -ri  ness. 
ex  trav'a  gant,  -ly,  -gance,  -gan'za, 

-gan'zist. 
ex  treme',      -ly,      -ness,    -trem'ist, 

-trem'ism,   -trem'i  ty. 
ex'tri  Gate,  -ca  ted,  -ting,  -ca'tion. 
ex  trin'sic    (-stk),    -al,    -al  ly,    -al- 

ness,   -si  cal'i  ty. 


ex  trorse',    -ly,    -tror'sal. 

ex  trude'  '(-trdod'),  -trud'ed, 
-trud'ing,  -tru'so  ry,  -tru'sion 
(-zhun). 

ex  u'ber  ance  {or  egz-),  -an  cy, 
-ber  ant,    -ant  ly. 

ex  ude',  -ud'ed,  -ud'ing,  -ud'a- 
tive,    -u  da' tion. 

ex  ult'  (egz-),  -ance,  -an  cy,  -ant, 
-ing,  -ing  ly,  -ed,  -ul  ta'tion 
(eks^. 

ex  u'vi  ate  {or  egz-),  -a  ted,  -ting, 
-vl  al,    -a  ble,    -a  bil'i  ty,    -a'tion. 

eye  (i),  eyed,  ey'ing  or  eye'ing, 
eye'less,  -bait,  -ball,  -bar,  -beam, 
-bolt,  -bright,  -brow,  -cup, 
-drop,  -flap,  -glance,  -glass, 
-hole,  -lash,  -let,  -let  eer',  -lid, 
-piece,  -reach,  -salve,  -serv'ant, 
-serv^er,  -serv'ice,  -shot,  -sight, 
-sore,  -stalk,  -stone,  -string, 
-tooth,  -wash,  -waiter,  -wink, 
-wink^er,   -wit^ness,    -wort. 

eye' -agnate,  -bone,  -brighf'en  ing, 
-case,  'doc^tor,  -dof'ter,  -for^- 
ceps,  -in^stru  ment,  -lens,  "line, 
-lobe,  -mem^o  ry,  -m indeed, 
-o'pen  er,  -pit,  -point,  -pro  tect^- 
or,  -shade,  -spec'u  lum,  -splice, 
-spot,   -spot'ted. 

ey'ra  (i'ra). 

eyre  (air). 


/[-hole,   F-pan  el,   F  clef. 

fa,  a  musical  syllable. 

fa',   contraction   of  fall. 

fa'ljer,  a  fish.     Fa'ber,  Eng.  divine. 

Fa'ber,   Ger.   divine. 
fa'ble,    -bled,    -bling,    -bier,    -ble- 

mon^ger  (-mun''-). 
f3.b'ric,      -ri  cate,      -canted,      -ting, 

-tor,    -cant,    -ca'tion. 
Fa  bri'ci  us    (fa  brish'i  us),    Rom. 

gen.   and  statesman. 
Fa  bri'ci  us    (fa  brit'se  d6s),    Ger. 

critic. 
fab'u  lous,  -ly,  -ness,  -u  list,  -u  lize, 

-lized,   -li^zing. 


)a  Qade'   (-sad'  or  -sad'). 

face,  faced,  fa'cer,  fa'cing,  face'- 
a  ble,  fa'cial,  -cial  ly,  -ci  es 
(-sh!  ez). 

face-ache,  -a'gue,  -card,  -cloth, 
-cov'er,  -guard,  -ham'mer,  -joint, 
-lathe,  -mite,  -mold,  -paint^er, 
-piece,  -plan,  -plate,  -poVder, 
-wall,    -wheel,    f.    val'ue. 

fac'et   (fas'-),    -ed,    -ing. 

fa  ce'tious  (-shus),  -ly,  -ness, 
-ce'ti  a  (-shi  e). 

fac'Ile  (fas'-),  -ly,  fac'ile  prin'ceps. 

fa  cil'i  tate,  -tasted,  -ting,  -cil'i  ty, 
-I  ta'tion. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice,   in,    note. 


facing=brick 


299 


familiarity 


fa'cing'brick,    <=ma  chine^    «sand. 

fack'el  tanz  (-1  tiints). 

fac  sim'i  le  (fak-),  pi.  -i  les  (-lez), 
-i  list. 

fact. 

fac'tion,  -al,  -tion  ist,  -tious,  -tious- 
ly,  -tious  ness. 

fac  ti'tious  (-tish'us),  -ly,  -ness. 

fac'ti  tive,  -ti  tude. 

fac'tor,  -age,  -tor  ize,  -ized, 
-^zing,   -tor  ship,  -to  ry,  -to'ri  al. 

fac  to'tum,  pi.  -turns. 

fac'ul  ty,   -ul  ta'tive,   -tive  ly. 

fad,   -dish,   -dish  ness,   -dist. 

fa  daise'  (-daz'). 

fade,  -less,  -less  ly,  fad'ed,  -ed  ly, 
-ing,   -ing  ly,   -ing  ness. 

fce'ces   (fe'sez).     See  feces. 

Faed   (fad),   Scot,  artist. 

fcBX  pop'u  II  (feks). 

fag,  -ging,  fagged,  fag-end,  -mas'- 
ter. 

fag'ot,  -ed,  -ing,  fag'ot=i^ron, 
-vote,   -vot'er. 

fa  got' to. 

Fah'ren  heit  (fa'-  or  fSr'-),  the 
name  of  the  thermometer  and  its 
inventor. 

Fai  dherbe'   (fa^erb'),   Fr.  gen. 

fa  ience'  (fa  yohs')- 

fail,   -ing,   -ure,  failed. 

faille  (fa'y'  or  fal). 

Fail  Ion''  (fa-'yon'),   Fr.  auth. 

fain,  -ness. 

Fai  n^  ant',  Le  Noir  (le  nwar 
fa^na''6h'),  Scott,  Ivanhoe. 

fai  ne  ant'    (fa  na  oh'),    fain'e  3.nce. 

Fai  ne  ants',  Les  Rois  (la  rwa 
fa''na^6h').  Fiction. 

faint,  -ed,  -ing,  -ish,  -ish  ness, 
-ly,  -ness,  »heart,  -heart'ed, 
-heart  ed  ly,    -heart  ed  ness. 

fiir,  -ly,  -ness,  -way,  -con  di^- 
tioned,  -faced,  -fin^ished, 

-ground,  -hair,  -haired,  -lead^er, 
-maid,  a  fish;  -mlnd^ed,  -mind- 
ed ness,  -na^tured,  -seem^ing, 
-spo^ken,  -weath''er,  a.,  fair- 
maids -of -Feb'ru  a  ry,  a  plant; 
fair=maids-of-France,  a  flower. 

Fair  G6r'al  d!ne. 

fdir'y,  -land,  -like,  -ism,  fair  i  ly, 
fair'y-bird,         -but^ter,         -cups, 


-fin^gers,  -loaf,  -mar^tin,  -pursues, 

-shrimp,    -stone. 
fait   ac  com' pit   (fat   ac  con'ple). 
faith,       -ful,       -ful  ly,       -ful  ness, 

-less,    -less  ly,    -less  ness,     -cure, 

-doc^tor,    -heaFer. 
Fai  za'bad'    (fi  za'bad'),    div.    and 

t.  Brit.  India. 
fake,  -ment,  faked,  fak'ing,  fak'ing- 

box, 
fa'ker,      a      surf  man;      a      street 

vender;    one    who    originates    a 

fake;  a  pickpocket.       Sometimes 

spelled  fa'kir. 
fa'kir    (fa'ker    or    -ker'),    a    Mo- 
hammedan   mendicant;    -kir'ism. 
fai  cade'. 

fa,l'cate,  -ca  ted,  -ca'tion. 
fal'chion  (-chun). 
Fal  con',  state  Venez. 
fal'con  (fa'kn  or  fa.l'kon),  -con  er 

(fa'kn  er),      -con  ry,      fil'co  net, 

fai'con-bill,        -eyed,        -gen^tle, 

-shaped. 
Fal'con  er    (fawk'ner   or   faw'kon- 

er),   Scot,   poet;   Scot,   scientist. 
m  det'ta. 

Fa  ler'no,   -ler'ni  an. 
fall,  fell,  fall'ing,  -en  (-n),  -er,  fall'- 

fish,   -way. 
fall' -block,    -board,    -cloud,    -gate, 

-rope,   -trap,   -unMer. 
fall'ing-door,      -sickness,      fall'ing 

off,    f.    out,    f.    star,    fall'en-star, 

a  plant;   fall'er-wire. 
fal  la'cious     (-shus),     -ly,     -ness, 

fal'la  cy,  pi.  -cies. 
f&l'low,   -ness,   -chat,   -crop,   -dun, 

-finch,   f.  deer, 
false,     -hood,     -ly,     -ness,     -faced, 

-heart^ed,  -heart'ed  ness,  -hoofed. 
fal  set'to,  pi.  -tos  (-toz). 
fal'si  fy,      -ing,      -fied,      -fi'a  ble, 
"'-fier,     -f!  cantor,     -ca'tion,     fal'- 
si ty. 
Fal'staff,  -staf'fian. 
fai'ter,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -tered. 
fa  lu'a  (-loo'-). 
falx   (falks),   pi.   fdl'ces   (-sez). 
fame,   -less,  famed,  fam'ing, 
fa  meuse'   (-muz'  or  -mez'). 
la  mil'iar  (-yar),  -ly,   -ness,    -mil- 

i  a.r'i  ty  (or  -mil  ySr'-). 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bohmot,  thus.  Bach. 


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fa  mil'iar  ize  (-yar-),  -ized, 
-i  zing,    -l  za'tion. 

fam'i  ly. 

Fa  min'    (fa^man'),    Fr.    publicist. 

fam'ine,  -bread. 

fim'ish,    -ing,   -ished. 

fa'mofis,  -ly. 

fam'u  lus,    pi.    -ll,    -u  list. 

fan,  -ner,  -ning,  fanned,  fan'fish, 
-foot,  -light,  -tail,  -wise,  fan'- 
blast,  -blow^er,  »c6r^al,  -crest, 
-crest^ed,  -crick^et,  -frame, 
-gov'ern  or,  -jet,  -lace,  -palm, 
-shell,  -tailed,  -tan,  -train^ing, 
-veined,  -ven''ti  la  tor,  -wheel, 
-winged,  f.  struc^ture,  f.  tra'- 
cer  y,  f .  win'dow,  fan'ning-ma- 
chine'',   -mill,  f.  out. 

fd'ndl'. 

fa  nam'. 

fan&t'ic,  -al,  -ally,  -alness,  -icism, 
-cize,   -cized,   -ci''zing. 

f&n'cy,  -ing,  -ci  er,  -ci  ful,  -ful  ly, 
-ful  ness,  -ci  less,  fan'cy-free, 
-line,  -mon^ger,  -sick,  -store, 
-work. 

fan  dan'gle. 

fan  dan'go. 

fane. 

ja  ne'ga  (-na'-). 

Fan'euil  (f^n'el  or  fun'el),  founder 
of   Faneuil  Hall  in   Boston. 

fan'fare,   -far  o  nade'. 

fang,  -er,  -ing,  -less,  fanged, 
fang'ing-pipes. 

fan'gle. 

fan'got. 

fan'ion. 

fan  tas'tic,  -al,  -al  ly,  -al  ness, 
-ti  cal'i  ty,  fan  tasque'  (-task')- 

fan'ta  sy,  -ing,  -ta  sled,  fan  ta'- 
si  a  (-zl  a). 

fan  toe  ci'ni  (fan^tot  che'ne). 

far,  -ness,  -a  way'',  a.,  -fetched, 
-off,  -reach''ing,  -seeding,  -sight, 
-sight'ed,  -sought.      See  farther. 

F3.r'a  day,  Eng.  scientist;  -da'ic, 
f3.r  a  da'ic,  pertaining  to  elec- 
tricity, fflr'ad,  -ad'ic,  -a  dism, 
-a  dize,  -dized,  -di^zing,  -zer, 
-dl  za'tion. 

far  al  Ion'   (far  al  yon'). 

fa  ran  dole'  or  -ran'do  la. 


farce,  far'cl  cal,  -cal  ly,  -cal  ness, 
-cal'i  ty,  -ceur'  (ser'). 

far'cy-bud. 

far'da. 

far'dage  {or  -dazh'). 

far'del,  -bound. 

far'ding-bag. 

far'do. 

f4re,  fared,  far'ing,  fare  well', 
fare' -box,    -inMi  ca  tor,    -wick^et. 

Fa  ri  bault'  (fa^re  bo').  Can.  anti- 
quarian. 

Far^i  bault'  (far^e  bo'),  co.  and  c. 
Minn. 

fa  ri'na  (-re'-  or  -ri'-),  far'i  na'- 
ceous,  -ceous  ly,  -i  nose  (-nos), 
-nose  ly,   fa  ri'na -boiler. 

Fa  ri  na'ta  de'gli  U  ber'ti  (fa- 
re na'ta  da'lye  d6ber'te),  Dante, 
Inferno. 

far'leu. 

farm,  -ing,  -er,  -a  ble,  -house, 
-stead,  -yard,  -baiFiff,  -build'ing, 
-hand,  -meal,  -office,  -place, 
-village. 

fa'ro,  a  game,    -bank,   -box. 

fa'ro,  a  Belgian  beer. 

Fa'ro,  t.  Port,  (fa'rot)),  isl.  Baltic 
sea. 

Fa'roe  (fa'ro  or  -rob  e),  -ro  ese' 
{or  -ez'). 

Far'quhar  (far'kwar),  Irish  dram. 

far  rd'go. 

Fir'rar,  Eng.  divine. 

fir'ri  er,   -er  y. 

f&r'row,   -ing,   -rowed. 

far't&er,  -most,  -thest,  fur'ther, 
-thest.  Some  writers  limit  far- 
ther and  farthest  to  distance  in 
time  or  space,  and  further  and 
furthest  to  quantity  or  degree. 
This  distinction  is  not  sustained 
by  the  dictionaries. 

far'tlling. 

far'tRin  gale. 

fas'ces   (-sez). 

fas'cet. 

fas'ci  a  (fSsh'i  a),  pi.  -ci  oe,  -ci  al, 
-ci  ate,  -a  ted,  -ate  ly,  -a'tion, 
fas'ci  a-board. 

fas'ci  cle,  -cled,  -ci  cule,  -cic'u- 
lar,  -lar  ly,  -u  lus,  pi.  -u  It, 
-u  late,   -lasted,   -late  ly,   -la'tion. 


fate,    fat,   far,   fall,   fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,   ice,   In,    note, 


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fas'ci  nate,    -na^ted,    -ting,    -ting- 

ly,   -tor,   -na'tion. 
fas  cine'    (-sen'),    -cined',    -cin'ing 

(-sen'  ing),         fas    cine' ^d welder, 

'dwell^ing. 
fash,  -er  y. 
f^sh'ion  (-un),  -ing,  -a  ble,  -a  bly, 

-a  ble  ness,    -er,    -less,    -ioned. 
fash'ion-mon'ger,    -piece,    «plate, 

'tim'ber,    fash'ion  ing=neeMle. 
Fas  quelle'  (-k61'),   Fr.  auth. 
fast,    -ed,    -ing,    -er,    -ness,    -land, 

-day,    -handled,    «shot,    fast'ing- 

day. 
fas' ten    (f2,s'n),    -ing,    -er,    -tened 

(-nd). 
fas  tid'i  ous,  -ly,   -ness. 
fas  tig'i  ate     (-tij'-),     -ly,     -a  ted, 

-i  um,  pi.  -i  a. 
f&t,    -ted,    -ting,    -ling,    -ly,    -ness, 

fat'ten      (-n),      -tened,      -ten  er, 

-ten  ing,    -ty,    -ti  ness,    -back,    a 

fish;    -head,    a   fish. 
fat'»bird,  the  sandpiper;  -brained, 

-cell,    -faced,    -hgad'ed,    -hen,    a 

plant;      -lean,      -lute,      fat'ting- 

knife. 
fa'tal,  -ly,  -ness,  -ism,  -ist,  -ist'ic, 

-tal'i  ty. 
fa'ta  Mdrga'na. 
fate,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful  ness,  fat'ed, 

fate'-like. 
fa'ther,    -ing,    -hood,    -less,    -less- 

ness,    -ly,    -li  ness,    -land,    -ship, 

-in=law. 
Fa'ther,     the    Supreme    Being;     a 

title. 
fath'om    (-um),    -ing,    -a  ble,    -er, 

-less,   -omed,   -om=line,    -wood. 
fa  tid'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly. 
fa  tigue'    (-teg'),    -tigued',    -tigu'- 

ing     (-teg'ing),     -ing  ly,     -tigue'- 

some,   -call,   -cap,   -dress,   -du''ty, 

-par'ty. 
Fa'ti  ma      (-te-),      daughter      of 

Mohammed. 
F&t'J  ma,  Fiction. 
Fat'i  mite   or   -mide. 
fa  tis'cence,  -cent, 
fat'trels. 

fat'u  ous,  fa  tu'i  tous,  -i  ty. 
fau'hourg   (fo'boorg   or   fo^boor'). 
fau'ces  (-sez),  fau'cal 


fau'cet,  -bit,  -fiFter,  -joint,  -key, 
-valve. 

}au' chard  (fo'shard). 

Fau  cher'  (fo'sha'),  Fr.  economist. 

Fau  g^re'-  (fo'zher'),  Fr.  littera- 
teur. 

Fau'glia   (foul'ya),   vil.   It. 

fault,  -y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness,  -less,  -less- 
ly,  -less  ness,  -find^er,  -find^ing, 
-block,   -es  carp^ment,   -rock, 

faim. 

fau'na,  pi.  -nae  or  -nas,  -nal, 
-na'li  a,  -nist,  -nist'ic,  -nol'o  gy, 
-no  log'ic  al,   -nule. 

Fau'nus,  Myth,  fau'nus,  pi.  -ni, 
Entom. 

Faust  (foust),  Ger.  necromancer. 

Faus'tus,  Fiction. 

fdu'teuil'   (fo'tel'). 

faux  jour  {io'  zhoor'),  faux/  pas' 
(pa'). 

fa  ve'o  late,  -o  lus,  pi.  -li,  fa- 
vose'. 

fa  vil'lous. 

fa  vis'sa,  pi.   -scs. 

Fa  vo'ni  us,  Myth.,  -ni  an. 

fa'vor,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -a  ble,  -bly, 
-ble  ness,  -Ite,  -it  ism,  -ize,  -ized, 
-i^zing,  -less,  -vored,  -vored  ly, 
-vored  ness. 

Favre  (favr),  Fr.  politician. 

fawn,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ing  ness, 
fawned,   fawn'-coFored. 

fay,   -ing,   fayed. 

Fay  al'  (fi  al'),  Azores  isl. 

fe'al  ty. 

fear,  -ing,  -er,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful- 
ness, -less,  -less  ly,  -less  ness, 
-naught,  -some,  -some  ly, 

feared. 

fea'si  ble  (fe'zl-),  -ble  ness,  -bly, 
-bil'i  ty. 

feast,  -er,  -ing,  -ful,  -ed,  feast' - 
day. 

feat. 

ffiath'er,  -ing,  -y,  -i  ness,  -less, 
-let,  -few,  -foil,  -head,  -top,  -bone, 
-brain,  -weight,  a  person;  -wing, 
a   moth;  feath'ered. 

f6atli'er=al'um,  -bear^er,  -bed, 
a  bird;  -bird  -board'ing, 
-brained,  -cloth,  -curl  er,  -driv- 
er   -edge    -fish  er,  -grass,   -joint. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  6rn,  etude,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  BaCh. 


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fennel»water 


-mak  er,  -man,  -moss,  -ore, 
-palm,  -poke,  -ren'o  va  tor, 
-shot,  -spray,  -spring,  -star, 
-stitch,  -tract,  -veined,  -weight, 
a  weight;   -work,    f.   bed,    a   bed. 

fea'ture,  -less,  -ly;  -li  ness,  -tured, 
-tur  ing. 

fe'brlle  (or  feb'-),  -bril'i  ty, 
-brif'er  ous,  -brif  ic,  -brif  u  gal, 
feb'ri  fuge,    -ri  fa'cient. 

Feb'ru  a  ry. 

Feb'ru  lis,  Myth.,  feb  ru  a'tion, 

fe'ces  (-sez)  or  fce'ces,  fe'cal. 

Fech'ner  (fgdi'ner),  Ger.  natural- 
ist. 

Fech'ter  (fgdi'ter),   Fr.  actor. 

fe'ciL 

fec'u  lence,  -len  cy,  -lent. 

fSc'und,  -un  date,  -da'ted,  -da  tor, 
-da'tion,    fe  cun'di  ty. 

fed'dan. 

fed'er  al,  -ism,  -ist,  -ize,  -ized, 
-lazing,   -I  za'tion. 

fed'er  ate,  -a  ted,  -ting,  -tive, 
-tive  ly,    -a'tion,    -a'tion  ist. 


(fa  da  re'che), 


It. 


Fe  de  ri'ci 

dram. 

fe  do'ra. 

fee,  -a  ble,  -ing,  feed,  fee'-es  tate, 
-farm,    ^fund,    -grief. 

fee'ble,  -ness,  fee'bly,  -ble- 
mind^ed,    -mind''ed  ness. 

feed,  -ing,  -er,  fed,  feed' -a  pron 
(-a^purn),  -bag,  -cloth,  -cut  ter, 
-door,  -hand,  -head,  -heat  er, 
-mo  tion,  -pipe,  -pump,  -rack, 
-reg^u  la  tor,  -roll,  -screw, 
-trough,   -wa  ter,   -wheel,   -wire. 

feed'ing-bot  tie,  -en^gine,  -ground, 
-head,    -plat^form. 

Fee  jee'an.     See  Fijian. 

feel,   -er,   -ing,   -ing  ly,   felt. 

feer,   -ing,  feered. 

feign  (fan),  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -er,  -ed, 
-ed  ly,   -ed  ness,   feigned. 

feint  (faint). 

Feith   (fit),   Dutch  poet. 

fgld'spar. 

Fe  li'ce    (fa  le'cha).    It.    auth. 

fe  lic'i  tate  (-lis'-),  -i  tous,  -tous- 
ly,  -tous  ness,  -i  ty,  -i  ta  ted 
-ting,  -ta'tion. 

fe'line,  -lln'i  ty,   -lit'o  mist,   -o  my. 


Fe'lix,  a  Bishop  of  Rome. 
Fe  lix'  (fa  les'),   Fr.  preacher. 
fell,      -a  ble,      -er,      -ing,      -ness, 

felled,      fell'ing-ax,      -ma  chine^ 

-saw,   -wedge. 
fel'low,    -less,    fel'low-craft,    -feel, 

-feel'ing,    -like,    -wheel. 
fel'low     be'ing,     f.     cit'i  zen,     f . 

com'mon  er,    f.    coun'try  man,    f. 

crea'ture,  f.  gen'er  a  tor,  f.  heir, 

f.    help'er,    f.    man,    f.    mor'tal, 

f.  sub'ject. 
fel'low  ship,   -ping,   -shipped. 
fel'ly    or    fel'loe,    pi.    fel'lies,    fel'- 

loes   (-loz),   fel'ly-au^ger,    -bend'- 

ing,   -hording,   -coup^ling,   -dressi- 
er,   -ma  chine'',    -plate,    -saw'ing. 
fel'on,     -y,      -ry,     -wood,     -wort, 

fe  lo'ni  ous,     -ous  ly,      -ous  ness, 

fel'on -grass,   -herb,   -weed. 
felt,  -ed,  -ing,   -y,   -mak''er,   -work, 

-cloth,   -grain,   felt'ing-ma  chined 
Fgl'tre   (-tra),   t.   It. 
fe  luc'ca. 
fe'male,  -mal'i  ty. 
feme,  jemme  (f6m), 
fem'er  ell   or   -el   or   -al. 
fem'f  nine,     -ly,     -ness,     -nin'l  ty, 

-i  cide,   -nal'I  ty. 
femme' 'de'Cham'hre   (f3,m'-de-shon'- 

br). 
fe'mur,   pi.   -murs   or  fem'o  ra. 
fen,     -nish,     -ny,     -ber  ry,     -man, 

fen-boat,    -crick  et,    -duck,    -fire, 

-fowl,      -goose,      -land,      -or^chis 

(-kis),    -thrush. 
fence,    -ful,    -less,    fen'cing,    -cer, 

-ci  ble,  fenced. 
fence'-jack,        -Uzard,        -month, 

-play,        -post,        -rail,        -time, 

-view  er,       fen'cing-gage,       -ma- 

chine^    -nail,    -school. 
fend,   -ed,   -ing,   -er,  fen'der-beam, 

-board,  -bolt,   -pile,  -pose,  -stop. 
fen  dil  W   (fonMel^ya'). 
fen  du'   (fon  dii'). 
Fe^ne  Ion'  (fa'ne  Ion'  or  fanlon'), 

Fr.  prelate. 
fe  nes'tral,     -trate,     -tra^ted,     fen- 

es  tra'tion. 
fen'gite   (-jit). 
Fe'ni  an,  -ism. 
fen'nel,   -flow  er,   -seed,   -wa  ter. 


fate,   fat,   far,    fall,   fa,re,   fast,   sofa,   mete,    met,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


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303 


Fidele 


Fe'o  dor  (fa'6  dor),  Czar  of  Russ. 
feoff    (fef),    -ment,    feofifed,    feof- 

fing,   feoffor  or  -fer. 
fe'ral,    fe'rine,    -rine  ly,    -rine  ness, 

fer'i  ty. 
Fe  ra'li  a. 
fer'ment,     w.,     -oil,     -origan  ism, 

-se  cre''tion. 
fer  ment',    v.,    -ed,    -ing,    -a  ble, 

-a  bil'i  ty,       -a  tive,        -tive  ness, 

-men  tive,    -ta'tion,    fer  ment'ing- 

square,    -vat. 
fer'me  ture. 
fern,      -gale,      -leaf,      -shaw,      -y, 

fer'ner  y,  fern' -bird,   -owl,  -palm, 

-seed,   -tree. 
Fer  n3.n'd6z,  Sp.  navigator. 
fe  ro'cious,     -ly,     -ness,     -roc'i  ty 

(-ros'-). 
F6r  ra'ra,  prov.  It.;  -ra  rese'  (-res' 

or   -rez') . 
fgr'ret,  -ed,   -er,   -ing. 
ffir'ric,   fer'rous,    -ru'gi  na  ted,    -gi- 

nous,  -gin'e  ous  (-jin-). 
f fir'ro  type,  -ty  per  (-ti^-) . 
fSr'rule    (fer'ril    or    -rool),    a    ring 

or  cap  of  metal;   -ruled. 
ffer'ry,    «.,    -man,    -boat,    -bridge, 

-mas^ter. 
fer'ry,  v.,   -ing,  -ried,   -ri  age. 
flr'tile,   -ly,   -ness,   -til'i  ty. 
fer'ti  lize,    -lized,    -li^zing,    -li  zer, 

-11  za'tion,   -tion-tube. 
ffir'ule    (-odI   or   -il),   a   rod,    cane 

or   ruler;    -uled,    -ul  ing. 
fer' vent,  -ly,  -ven  cy. 
fer'vid,   -ly,   -ness,   -vor,   -ves'cent, 

-vid'i  ty. 
fgs'tal,  -ly. 
fSs'ter,  -ing,  -tered. 
ffes'ti  val,   -tive,   -tive  ly,   -tiv'i  ty. 
fSs'ton. 
ffes  tODn',    -er,    -ing,    -y,    -tooned', 

fes  toon' -blind. 
fetch,      -er,      -ing,      fetch' =can''dle, 

-light. 
]ete     (fat),     -day,     jele    cham  pe'tre 

(sh6n  pa'tr). 
fSt'id,  -ness,  fe'tor. 
fe'tish   or   -tich   (-tish),    -ism,    -ist, 

-is'tic,    -man,   -snake. 
fgt'lock,  -locked,  -lock-boot,  -joint. 
fet'low. 


fet'ter,  -ing,  -er,  -less,  -lock, 
-tered,    -ter-bone,    -bush. 

fet'tle,   -tied,   -tHng. 

feud,  -ist,  feu'dal,  -dal  ism,  -dal  ist, 
-is'tic,  -dal'i  ty,  -dal  ize,  -ized, 
-i^zing,  -i  za'tion,  feu'da  ry,  -da- 
to^ry  or  -ta  ry. 

jeu    de    joie  (fe  de  zhwo). 

Feu'er  bach  (foi'er  badi),  Ger. 
philos. 

FeuiFlet'  (fe'ya'),   Fr.  auth. 

fe'ver,  -ish,  -ish  ly,  -ish  ness, 
-ous,  -few,  -bush,  -nut,  -root, 
-twig,  -weed,  -wort,  -bark, 
-blis  ter,    -heat,    -sore,    -tree. 

few,  -ness. 

few'trils. 

fez,  pi.   fez  zes  (-Sz). 

Fgz'zan',  N.  Afr. 

fi  a' ere  {ih  a'kr  or  fya'kr). 

■fi  an  ce,   fem.   -cee  (fe  oh  sa'). 

fias  chef  la  (fyas  kgt'ta),  -chi  no 
(-ke'no),   pi.   -chi'ni  (-ke'ne). 

fi  as' CO  (fe  as'ko),  pi.  -coes  or  -cos 
(-koz). 

fi'at. 

fi  au'i  (fe  a'e). 

fib,   -ber,   -bing,   fibbed. 

fi'ber  or  -bre,  -bered,  -ber  less, 
-brous,  fi'ber-cross,  -faced,  -gun, 
-plant,    -stitch. 

fi'bril,  -hriVla,  pi.  -Ice,  fibrillar, 
-late,  -la  ted,  -la'tion,  -lifer  ous, 
-bril  lose    (-los),    -lous. 

fi'brin,  -bri  nous,  -bri  na'tion. 

Fich'te    (fldi'te),    Ger.   philos. 

fi  chu'   (fe  shoo'  or  fish'db). 

fic'kle   (-1),   -ness. 

fi'co  (fe'ko),  fi'coid,  -coid'al. 

fic'tJle,  -ness,  -til'i  a,   -til'i  ty,  -tor. 

fic'tion,  -al,  -ist. 

fie  ti'tious  (-tish'us),   -ly,   -ness. 

fid,   -ded,   -ding. 

Fi  dal'go  (fe-),  harbor  Alas. 

fid'dle,  -died,  -dUng,  -dler,  -die- 
stick,   -wood,  a  tree. 

fid'dle -bee  tie,  -block,  -bow, 
-de-dee',  -fad  die,  -fish,  -head, 
-shaped,  -string,  -wood,  wood 
used  in  making  fiddles;  fid'dler- 
crab. 

fid'dley. 

Fi  de'le,  Shak.,   Cymheline. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  tarn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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fl  del'i  ty. 

fid'get,   -ed,   -ing,   -y,   -iness. 

f  J  du'ci  a  ry  (-shi-),  -du'cial 
(-shal). 

fie. 

fief. 

field,   -ed,   -ing,   -er,   -fare. 

field' =ale,  -ar  tlFler  y,  -bat'ter  y, 
-bean,  "bed,  -bird,  -book, 
-bug,  -car''riage,  -coFors,  -coro- 
net, -crick^et,  -day,  -der  rick, 
-eq^ui  page  (-ek'^wi-),  -glass, 
-gun,  -hand,  -hos''pi  tal,  -house, 
-lark,  -lens,  -lore,  =mad''der, 
-mag'net,  -mar^i  gold,  -mar  shal, 
-mar  tin,  -mouse,  -night,  -notes, 
-of  fi  cer,  -park,  -piece,  -plov^er 
(-pluv^-),  -preach'er,  -rolFer, 
-serv^ice,  -spar'row,  -sports, 
-staff,  'teVe  graph,  -train,  -vole, 
-work,    -works. 

fiend,  -ish,  -ish  ly,  -ish  ness,   -like. 

Fi'e  ra  bras'  (fe'a  ra  bra').  Fiction. 

fierce,  -ly,  -ness. 

fi'e  ri    fd'ci  as   (-shI-). 

fi'er  y  {or  fl'ry),  -flare,  -foot  ed, 
-hot,    -new,    -short. 

Fies'o  le  (fyes'6  la),  t.  It. 

fi  es'ia   (fe  es'ta). 

fife,  fifed,  fifing,  fifer,  fife- 
ma'jor,  -rail. 

fifteen^,  -teenth. 

fifth,   -ly. 

fifty,   -ti  eth,   -ty-fold. 

fig,  -ging,  -gy,  fig'eat  er,  a  beetle; 
-feed'er,   an   insect;    -wort. 

fig-ap  pie,  -ba  na'na,  -blue,  -cake, 
-dust,  -eat  er,  a  person;  -faun, 
-gnat,  -leaf,  -mar^i  gold,  -moth, 
-shell,  -tree,  -wart,   -worm. 

Fi^ga'ro'   (fe'ga^ro'),   Fiction. 

fight,  -er,  -ing,  fought  (fawt), 
fight'ing-fish,  -sand^pi  per,  -stop^- 
per,   f.   cock. 

fig'ment. 

Fi  gui  er'  (fe  ge  a'),  Fr.  auth. 

fig'u  late,    -la  ted,    -line. 

fig'ure,  -ur  al,  -ur  a  ble,  -a  bil'- 
i  ty,  -ured,  -ur  ing,  -ur  ism, 
-u  rine'  (-ren'),  -u  rant,  Jem. 
-rante',  -ur  ate,  -a^ted,  -a  ting, 
-a  tive^  -tive  ly,  -tive  ness,  -u  ra'- 
tion,  fig'ure  head. 


fig'ure-cast^ing,    -dance,    -mak^er, 

-stone. 
Fi'ji  an      (fe'je  an     or     -je'-)     or 

Fee'jee  an  {or  -jee'-). 
ff  la'ceous   (-shus). 
fil'a  ment,    -ed,    -men'ta  ry,    -tous, 

-tif  er  ous. 
fi  lin'der. 
fi'lar,  fil'a  ture. 
fi  lasse'  (-las'). 
fil'a  tor. 

fil'bert,   -gall,    -tree. 
filch,   -er,   -ing,   -ing  ly,   filched. 
file,    -fish,    fil'er,    -ing,    filed,    file'- 

blank,    -card,    -car''ri  er,    -chis^el, 

-cleanser,  -clos^er        (-kloz^-), 

-cloth,        -cut'ter,        -fin''ish  ing, 

-firming,         -grmd''ing,         -guard, 

-lead''er,        -march^ing         -mark, 

-sharp^en  ing,     -shell,     -strip^per, 

-tem^per  ing. 
fil'ing -block,    -board,    -ma  chine^ 

fil'ings-sep'a  ra  tor. 
filet'   (fela'). 
fil'ial    (-yal),    -ly,    fil'i  ate,    -a  ted, 

-ting,   -a'tion. 
fil'i  beg. 
fil'i  bus  ter,       -er,       -ing,       -ism, 

-tered. 
fil  iere'  (fel  yar'). 
fil'i  form,      -formed,      fi  lifer  ous, 

fi'lose   (-los),   fil  o  selle'   (-zel'    or 

fil'o  sel  or  -sef). 
fil'i  gree,   -glass,   -point,   -work. 
Fil  i  o'que. 
Fil  i  pi'no   (-pe'-),  pi.  -nos  (-noz), 

}em.,  -pi'na,  pi.  -nas  (-naz). 
fill,  -er,  -ing,  filled,  fill'er-box. 
fill'ing-can,   -en  gine,    -pile,    -post, 

-thread,    -tim  bers. 
fil'let,  -ed,  -ing,  -cut  ter,  -plane. 
fil'lip,   -ing,    -liped. 
fil'ly. 
film,  film'y   {or  fil'my),   film'i  ness 

{or  fil'mi-) 
fils  (fes). 
fil'ter,  -er,   -ing,   -tered,  fil'ter-bed, 

-fau  cet,        -gal  ler  y,        -pa  per, 

-press,  -pump. 
fil'ter  ing=bag,        -ba^sin        (-sn), 

-box,     -cup,     -fun^nel,     -hyMrant 

(-hi^-),     -pa''per,     -press,     -stone, 

-tank. 


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filth,   -y,   -i  ly,   -i  ness. 

fil'trate,   -tra  ted,   -ting,   -tra'tion. 

fim'ble,  -hemp. 

fim'bri  ate,    -a  ted,    -ting,    -a'tion. 

fim'e  ta'ri  ous. 

fin,  -ning,  -ny,  finned,  fin'back, 
-fish,  -foot,  a  bird;  -tock,  -weed. 

fin'=chain,  -fold,  -foot,  foot  of  a 
bird;  -pike,  -ray,  -spine,  -told, 
-whale,    -winged,    fin'back-calf. 

fi'nal,  -ly,  -nal'i  ty,  fi  na'le 
(fe  na'la). 

fl  nance',  -nan'cial,  -cial  ly,  -nan- 
cier',    -cier'ing,    -ciered', 

finch,  finched,  finch' -backed, 
-faFcon   (-fa''kn),    -tan'a  ger. 

find,  -a  ble,  -er,  -ing,  found, 
find'-spot,    find'ing-list,    -store. 

fine,  -ly,  -ness,  fin'a  ble,  fin'er, 
-er  y,  fine'spun,  fine-arch,  -cut, 
-fin^gered,  -rolls,  -still,  -spo  ken 
(-kn),    -fine'top -grass. 

fin'ing,    -forge,    -pot,    -roll  er. 

fine'draw,  -er,  -ing,  -drawn, 
-drew,    -drawn,   a. 

fi  nesse'  (-nes'),  -nessed',  -nes'- 
sing. 

fin'ger,  -er,  -ing,  -ling,  -gered, 
fin'ger  breadth,  -flow  er,  a  plant. 

fin'ger,  -aFpha  bet,  -bar,  -board, 
-bowl,  -brush,  -c6r  al,  -count- 
ing, -cym  bals,  -fern,  -glass, 
-grass,  -"grip,  -guard,  -hole, 
-key,  -mark,  -mir  ror,  -nut, 
-plate,  -point,  -post,  -puff, 
-read  ing,  -ring,  -shell,  -shield, 
-sponge,    -stall,    -steel,    -tip. 

fJn'i  al. 

fin'i  cal,  -ly,  -ness,  -cal'i  ty,  -ick- 
ing,    -ick  y. 

fin'i  kin. 

fi'nis. 

fin'ish,  -er,  -ing,  -ished,  fin'ish- 
ing-card,  -drill,  -ham  mer, 
-press,    -rolls,    -tool,    fin'ish-turn. 

fi'nite,  -ly,  -ness,  fin'i  tude. 

Finn,    Fin'land^er,    Finn'ic,    -ish. 

fi'nos  (fe'noz). 

fin'ta. 

fiord  or  fjord  (fyord). 

fip'pence,   -pen  ny. 

fir  (fer),  -ry,  fir=p3.r  rot,  -tree, 
-wood,  -wool. 


fire,  fired,  fir'ing,  fi'er  y,  fire'arm, 
-back,  -board,  -bod  y,  -brand, 
-bug,  -crack  er,  -crest,  a  bird; 
-drake,  -flare,  -flirt,  -fly,  -Ught, 
-lock,  a  gun;  -man,  -place, 
-proof,  v.,  -side,  -tail,  an  insect; 
a  bird;   -weed,   -works. 

fire -a  larm,  -an  ni''hi  la  tor,  -ant, 
-ar  row,  -backed,  -ball,  -bal- 
loon, -bar,  -bar  rel,  -bas  ket, 
-bea  con,  -bell,  -bill,  -bird, 
-blast,  -blight,  -bo^t,  -boom, 
-bote,  -box,  -brick,  -bridge, 
-bri  gade,^  -brush,  -buck  et, 
-cage,  -cham''ber,  -clay,  -cock, 
-com^pa  ny,  -cross,  -damp,  -dog, 
-door,  -dress,  -eat  er,  -en  gine, 
-es  cape,  -ex  tin^guish  er,  -eye, 
a    bird. 

fire' -fan,  -feed  er,  -fiend,  -finch, 
-fish  ing,  -flag,  -fork,  -gild  ing, 
-gilt,  -god,  -grate,  -guard,  -hold- 
er, -hole,  -hook,  -house,  -hunt, 
-hunt  ing,  -hy  drant,  -in  sur^ance 
(-shoor^-),  -i''ron,  -kiln  (-kil),  -lad- 
der, -leaves,  -hght  er,  -lock,  a 
lock;  -mace,  -main,  -mar  ble, 
-mas  ter. 

fire' -new,  -of  fice,  -o  pal,  -or'- 
de  al,  -pan,  -pike,  -pink,  -platt- 
ing, -plug,  -point,  -poFi  cy,  -pot, 
-proof,  a.,  -quar  ters,  -raft, 
-rais  ing,  -red,  -reg'u  la  tor, 
-roll,  -room,  -screen,  -set,  -set- 
ting, -shield,  -ship,  -shov  el, 
-siFver  ing,  -spir  it,  -spot,  -steel, 
-stick,  -stone,  -stop,  -sur  face, 
,  -swab,  -teFe  graph,  -tow  er, 
-trap,  -tree,  -tube,  -ward, 
-war  den,  -wa  ter,  -wood, 

-worm,  -wor  ship,  fire  de  part^- 
ment. 

fir'ing-i  ron,  -ma  chine',  -par  ty, 
-pin,    -point. 

fir'kin  (fer'-). 

fir'lot  (fer'-). 

firm,  -er,  -est,  -ly,  -ness,  firm'- 
foot'ed,  -hoofed,  firm''er-chis'el, 
firm    name. 

fir'ma  ment,   -men'tal. 

fir' man  (fer'-  or  -man'). 

fir  me  (ferm). 

firn  (fern). 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  ilrn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 
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first,  -ly,  -ling,  first' -be  got' ten, 
"■class,  -foot,  -fruit,  -hand,  -rate. 

fis'cal,  fisc,  fis'cus. 

fise'-dog. 

fish,  pi.  fish,  collectively;  fish'es, 
individually;  fished,  fish'ing,  -er, 
-er  y,  -a  ble,  -y,  -i  ness,  fish'- 
ber'ry,  -mon  ger,  -moth,  -tail, 
an  insect;  -way,  -wife,  -worn  an, 
-worm,  fish'er  man,  -er  folk,  -er- 
boat. 

fish' -back,  -backed,  -bait,  -ball, 
-bar,  -bas  ket,  -beam,  -bed, 
-block,  -bolt,  -book,  -boom, 
-breed  er,  -cake,  -can,  -car, 
-carv  er,  -chum,  -coop,  -creel, 
-crow,  -cul  ture,  -cul'tur  ist, 
-dav  it,  -day,  -driv  er,  -duck, 
-fag,  -fall,  -farm,  -farm  er, 
-flake,  -flour,  -food,  -fork, 
-freez  er,          -front,  -fun  gus, 

-garth,  -gig,  -globe,  -glue,  -god, 
-gua'no  (-gwa'-),  -hawk,  -hook, 
-hus'band  ry. 

fish'-joint,  -kettle,  -knife,  -ladder, 
-line,  -market,  -maw,  -meal,  -net, 
-oil,  -owl,  -packing,  -pearl,  -plate, 
-poison,  -pomace  (-pum-),  -pond, 
-pool,  -pot,  -pre  serve',  -prong, 
-rgf'use,  -roe,  -sauce,  -scale, 
-scrap,  -show,  -skin,  -slice, 
-slide,  -smoth  er,  -sound,  -spear, 
-stage,  -store,  -sto  ry,  -strain  er, 
-tac  kle,  -tail,  tail  of  a  fish; 
-tongue,  -tor  pe'do,  -trap,  -trow- 
el, -van,  -war  den,  -weir,  -wood, 
-work  er,  -works,  f .  chow  der, 
f.  pie. 

fish'ing-banks,  -boat,  -duck, 
-ea'gle,  -float,  -frog,  -ground, 
-hawk,  -line,  -net,  -place,  -rod, 
-room,  -smack,  -sta'tion,  -swiv'- 
el,   -tac'kle,   -tube,  f.  out. 

fis'sion  (fish'un),  fis'sate,  -slle, 
-sil'i  ty,    -si  lin'gual. 

fis'si  ped,  -al  {or  -sip'e  dal),  -si- 
ros'tral. 

fis'sure  (fish'-),  -less,  -sur  al 
(-shdor-),  -su  ra'tion,  -sured,  fis'- 
sure-nee  die,  -vein. 

fist,  -ic,  -i  cuff",  -cuff  er,  -ing, 
-i  an'a,   fist' -ball,    -law,   -mate. 

fis  tu'ca. 


fis'tu  la,      -tu  lar,      -lar  y,      -late, 

-la' ted,   -lose  (-los),   -lous. 
fit,   -ted,   -ting,   -ting  ly,   -ting  ness, 

-ter,      -ful,      -ly,      -ment,      -ness, 

-ful  ly,    -ful  ness,    fit  weed,    -root, 

a  plant;   -rod,   fit  ting-shop. 
fitch,   -brush. 
five,  five'fin'ger,   a  plant;  -fin  gers, 

a      starfish;       -leaf,       a      plant; 

-mouth,      a      parasite;       -pence, 

-penny. 
five' -boat  er,      -fin  gered,       -spot, 

-square,     -twen  ty,     -fin  ger-tied, 

fives-court. 
Fives  (fev),  vil.  Fr. 
fix,    -a  ble,    -ate,     -a  tive,    -a  ture, 

-a'tion,  -ed  ly,  -ed  ness,  -er,  -ing, 

-i  ty,     -ture,     fixed,     fixed -eyed, 

fix'ing-bath. 
Fi'zen'  (fe'zen'),  prov.  Japan. 
fizz,   -ing,   fizzed,   fiz'gig. 
fiz'zle,  -zled,   -zhng. 
}jeld  (fyeld). 
fjord.     See  fiord. 
flab'by,  -bi  ly,  -bi  ness. 
flac'cid,  -ly,  -ness,   -cid'i  ty. 
flag,    -man,    -pole,    -staff,    -stone, 

-worm,    -ging,   -ging  ly,   flagged. 
flag -bear  er,     -cap  tain,     -feath  er, 

-lieu  ten'ant,       -of  fi  cer,       -root, 

-share,    -ship,    -sta  tion,    f.    side, 

flag'ging-i  ron. 
flag'el  late    (flaj'),    -la'ted,    -ting, 

-tor,   -lant,   -la' tion. 
fla  gel'lum,   pi.   -lums  or  ~la. 
flag'eo  let   (flaj '6-),    -tones. 
fla  gi'tious    (-jish-),    -ly,    -ness. 
flag'on. 

fla'grant,   -ly,   -gran  cy. 
fla'grum. 
fiail,   -stone. 
flake,     flaked,     flak'ing,     -er,     -y, 

-i  ness. 
flake' -fgath  er,       -room,       -stand, 

-white,    -yard,    flak'ing-ham'mer. 
flam  bage'  (-bazh'). 
flam  he   (fl6n  ba'). 
fl&m'beau     (-bo),     pi.     -beaux    or 

-beaus   (-boz). 
flam  boy'ant,  -ly,  -an  cy. 
flame,      -less,      flam'ing,      -ing  ly, 

flam'y,         flam'mule,         flamed, 

flame'flow  er,   a   plant. 


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flame' -bear  er,       -bed,       -bridge, 

-cell,     -cham  ber,     -col  or,     -col- 
ored, -en  gine,   -re  ac''tion,   -stop, 

-tree,    -of -the = woods,   a  plant. 
fla'men,    pi.    -mens    or    flam'i  nes 

(-nez),    -men  ship,    fla  min'e  ous, 

-min'i  cal. 
fla  min'go,   -plant. 
fl^,  a  flaw;  a  sudden  gust  of  wind. 
jian  (flon),  a  piece  of  metal. 
flinch,  flanched. 
fid  neur'   (-ner'),   -ne  rie'   (-re'). 
flange,   flanged,   flan'ging,   flange'- 

gage,     -joint,     -Up,     -pipe,     -rail, 

-turn  ing,        -wheel,        flan'ging- 

ma  chine,   -press. 
flank,  -er,  -ing,  flanked. 
flan'nel,      -let,      -neled,      flan  nel- 

flow  er,  -mouthed,  -plant,  f.  cake, 
flan'ning. 
flap,    -per,    -ping,    flapped,    flap'- 

drag  on,    -jack,  -tail,    a  monkey; 

-door,      -eared,      -keep  er,      -tile, 

-valve,   flap'per-skate. 
flare,      flared,      flar'ing,       -ing  ly, 

flare'-tin,   -up. 
flash,    -er,    -ing,    -y,    -i  ly,    -i  ness, 

flash'board,   -man. 
flash'-flue,     -house,     -light,     -pan, 

-pipe,       -point,       -test,       -torch, 

-wheel,    flash'ing-board,    -bot  tie, 

-fur  nace,    -point. 
flask,  -board,  -clamp,  -shaped. 
flat,    -ly,    -ness,    flat'bill,    a    bird; 

-boat,  -fish,  -long,  -top,  a  plant; 

-wise,      -worm,      Flat'head,      an 

Indian, 
flat' -bot  tomed,      -clam,      -house, 

»i  ron,      -or^chil      (-kil),      -press, 

v.,   -rod,   -tool,   -ware,   f.   car. 
flat'ten,   -er,   -ing,   -tened. 
flat'ten  ing-fur  nace,  -hearth, 

-mill,      -ov  en,      -plate,      -stone, 

-tool, 
flat'ter,  -a  ble,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -y. 
flat'ting,   -coat,   -fur  nace,   -hearth, 

-mill,    -plate,    -stone,    -tool, 
flat'u  lent,     -ly,     -lence,     -len  cy, 

-u  ous,   -ous  ness,  fla'tus. 
Flau'bert'    (flo'ber'),    Fr.    novelist. 
flaunt,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,   -y. 
flau'to    (flou'to),  flau  tan' do,    -td'to, 

-ti'no  (-te'-),   -to'ne. 


fla  van'i  line. 

fla  ve'do. 

fliv'in,  flav'i  cant,  fla  ves'cent. 

fla'vor,  -ing,  -less,  -ous,   -vored. 

flaw,  -less,  -less  ly,  -y,  flaw' -piece. 

flax,  -en,  -y,  flax'seed,  -weed, 
-bird,  -brake,  -bush,  -comb, 
-cot  ton,  -cut  ting,  -dress  er, 
-mill,  -plant,  -pull  er,  -scutch  er, 
-thresh  er,  flax'seed-mill. 

flay,   -er,    -ing,   flayed. 

flea,  -bane,  a  plant;  -bite,  -bit  ten, 
-seed,  a  plant;  -wort,  -bee  tie, 
-bug,  -glass,  -louse. 

fleam,   -tooth. 

fleche  (flash). 

fleck,  -er,  -less,  -y,  -i  ness, 
flecked. 

flec'node. 

flec'tion  or  flex'ion  (flgk'shun), 
-al,  -less. 

fledge,  fledged,  fledg'ling  or 
fledge'ling,  fledg'y. 

flee,  -ing,  fle'er,  fled. 

fleece,  fleeced,  flee  cer,  -cy,  -cing, 
fleece-fold  er,  -wool. 

fleer,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -er,  fleered. 

fleet,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ing  ness,  -ly, 
-ness,  fleet' -dike,  -foot,  -foot  ed, 
-milk. 

fleg. 

Flei'scher  (fli'sher),  Ger.  orien- 
talist. 

Flfim'ing,  Flem'ish,  Flem'ish 
bond,  F.  brick,  F.  coil,  F. 
di'a  monds,  F.  point-lace,  F. 
stitch. 

Flers   (flar),   t.   Fr. 

flesh,  -er,  -ful,  -y,  -i  ness,  -less, 
-ly,   -11  ness,    -mon  ger. 

flesh'-ax,  -brush,  -clogged,  -col  or, 
-crow,  -eat  er,  -flea,  -fly,  -fork, 
-hd6k,  -hoop,  -juice,  -knife, 
-meat,  -pot,  -red,  -spic  ule, 
-tint,  -tooth,  -worm,  -wound, 
f.  broth,  flesh'ing-knife,  flesh'ly- 
mind  ed. 

fletch,   -er,   -ing,   fletched. 

fleur-de4is'  (fler-de-le'),  pi.  fleurs' 
(fler-),  'vo  lant'  (fler-v6  I6n'). 

fleu'ret  (floo'-),  fleu  ron'  (fle  r6n'). 

flewed,  flews  (flooz). 

flex,   -ing,  flexed. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  <irn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


flexible 


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flowerlessness 


flex'i  ble,  -ness,  -I  bly,  -i  bil'i.ty, 
-He. 

flex'ion.     See  flection. 

flex'ure  (flek'shd6r),  -u  ral, 
-u  ose,  -u  ous,  -or,  pi.  -ors  or 
-o'res  (-rez). 

flick,   -ing,  flicked. 

flick'er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ered. 

fli'er  or  fly'er.  Some  autiiorities 
prefer  flyer  in  certain  cases. 
fli'er=lathe. 

flight,  -y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness,  -less,  flight'- 
ar^row,  =feath^er,  =goose,  -shaft, 
-shoot  ing,   -shot. 

flim'flam. 

flim'sy  (-zy),   -si  ly,  -si  ness. 

flinch,   -er,    -ing,    -ing  ly,   flinched. 

flin'der,  -ders. 

fling,  -er,  -ing,  flung,  fling'ing- 
tree. 

flint,  -y,  -i  ness,  flint'lock,  a  gun; 
-stone,  -ware,  -wood,  -heart  ed, 
-knack  er,  -knap  per,  -lock,  a 
lock;  -mill,  -par  ing,  -rope, 
-sponge,   f.  glass. 

flip,  -ping,  flipped,  flip'flap,  -jack, 
-dog. 

flip'pant,  -ly,   -ness. 

flip'per. 

flird   (flerd). 

flirt,   -ed,   -ing,   -ing  ly,   -i  gig. 

flisk,   -ing,   -y,   -ma  hoy,   flisked. 

flis'sa. 

flit,  -ted,  -ting,  -ting  ly,  -ter,  -ty. 

flitch,    -beam. 

float,  -age,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  -stone, 
-board,  -case,  -cop  per,  -file, 
-grass,    -min  er  al,    -ore,    -valve. 

float'ing -board,  -heart,  -is  land, 
-lev  er,    -plate,    -screed. 

floc'cus,  pi.  -cl,  floc'cose  (-kos), 
-cu  lar,  -cule,  -cu  lence,  -cu- 
lent,    -cu  lose,    -cu  lus,   pi.    -ll. 

flock,  -ling,  -ing,  -y,  flocked, 
flock'man,  -mas  ter,  -cut  ter, 
-duck,  -grind  ing,  -o  pen  er, 
-7)a  per,  -pow  der,  -print  ing,  f. 
bed,     flock'ing-fowl,     -ma  chine. 

flo  coon'. 

floe,   -berg,   -ice,   -rat. 

flog,  -ger,  -ging,  flogged,  flog'- 
mas'ter,  flog'ging-chis  el,  -ham- 
mer. 


Floirac'  (flw6  r^k'). 

flong. 

flood  (fliid),  -age,  -ed,  -ing,  -er, 
-gate,  -an  chor,  -cock,  -fence, 
-flank  ing,    -mark,    -tide. 

floor,  -age,  -er,  -ing,  -less,  -chis  el, 
-cloth,  -cramp,  -frame,  -guide, 
-hang  er,  -head,  -hoi  low,  -light, 
-pan,  -plan,  -plate,  -tim  ber, 
-walk  er,    floor'ing-clamp. 

flop,  -per,  -ping,  -py,  -wing, 
-damp  er. 

Flo'ra,  Goddess  of  flowers;  name 
of  a  person. 

flo'ra,  Bot.,  flo'ral,  -ral  ly,  -rist, 
-ra  scope,  -re  a  ted,  -res'cence, 
-res'cent,  flo'ret,  -ri  cul'ture, 
-cul'tur  ist,    -tur  al. 

Flo  re  aV  (flo  ra  ai'). 

Fldr'en  tJne  {or  -ten  or  -tin). 

flo'res  (-rez). 

flfir'id,  -ly,  -ness,  -u  lent,  flo  rid'- 
i  ty,  -rif'er  ous,  -ri  form,  flo- 
roon'. 

F16r'i  da,  F.  bark,  F.  wood, 
Flo  rid'i  an. 

flo  rid'e  ous. 

flo  rid'i  a-green,  -red. 

flSr'in. 

flosh,   -hole,  -silk. 

floss,  -y,  floss -em  broid  er  y, 
-hole,   -silk,   -yarn. 

fl6  til'la,  flo'tant,  -ta'tion. 

Flo'tow  (flo'to),  Ger.  mus.  com- 
poser. 

flots. 

flot'sam. 

flounce,   flounced,   floun'cing. 

floun'der,  -er,  -ing,  -dered,  -der- 
lan  tern. 

flour,  -y,  flour -bar  rel,  -bee  tie, 
-bolt,  -box,  -cool  er,  -dredge, 
-dredg  er,  -dress  er,  -em'er  y, 
-gold,  -mill,  -mite,  -pack  er, 
-sift  er,    -worm,  flour'ing-mill. 

flofir'ish,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly, 
-ished,   flour'ish  ing-thread. 

flout,  -ed,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -er,  -ing- 
stock. 

flow,  -age,  -ing,  flowed,  flow-bog, 
-lines,   -moss,   flow'ing-fur  nace. 

flow'er,  -age,  -er,  -et,  -y,  -i  ness, 
-ing,   -less,   -less  ness. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,   fist,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


flower-animals 


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fog-bow 


flow'er-an  i  mals,  -bell,  -bird, 
-bug,  -clus  ter,  -fence,  a  plant; 
-fly,  -gen  tie,  a  plant;  -head, 
-peck  er,  a  bird;  -piece,  -pot, 
-pride,  a  plant;  -stalk,  -wa  ter, 
-work,   -de-luce,   f.  clock. 

flu'can. 

fluc'tu  ate,  -a  ted,  -a  ting,  -ant, 
-a'tion. 

flue,  flu'ey,  flued,  flue'-boil  er, 
-bridge,  -brush,  -cin  der,  -clean- 
er, -ham  mer,  -plate,  -scrap  er, 
-stop,   -sur  face,  -work. 

flu'ent,   -ly,   -ness,   -en  cy. 

fluff,  -y,  -i  ness,  -i  er,  -i  est, 
fluff-gib. 

Flii'gel   (flii'gel),   Ger.   orientalist. 

ftu'gel,  -horn,  -man. 

flu'id,  -al,  -ness,  -id'ic,  -id'i  ty, 
-i  fy,  -fy  ing,  -fled,  -fl  ca'tion, 
flu'id  ize,    -ized,    -i^zing. 

flu'id-com  pass,   -lens,   -me  ter. 

fluke  {or  flook),  fluk'y,  fluke'- 
wort,  -chain,  -rope,  -spade, 
-worm. 

flume,   -car. 

fliim'mer  y. 

flunk,   -ing,  flunked. 

flunk'y  or  -ey,   -dom,   -ism. 

flu  o  res'cence,   -res'cent. 

flu'or  o  scope,  -scop'ic,  -os'co  py. 

flur'ry,   -ing,   -ried. 

flush,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ness, 
flushed,  flush'board,  -box, 
-decked,  =pot,  -tank,  -wheel, 
flush'ing=box,    -rim. 

flus'ter,  -ing,   -tered. 

flute,  flut'ed,  -er,  -ing,  -ist,  -y, 
flute'mouth,  -bird,  -bit,  -or  gan, 
-pipe,  -play  er,  -shrike,  -stop, 
-work. 

flut'ing-cyFin  der,  -i  ron,  -lathe, 
-ma  chine,    -plane,    -scis  sors. 

fluti'na  (-te'-). 

flut'ter,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -y, 
flut'ter-wheel. 

flu'vi  al,  -ist,  -a  tile,  -at'ic,  -vi  o- 
graph,  -om'e  ter. 

flux,  -ing,  -i  ble,  -ble  ness,  -i  bil'- 
i  ty,  -a'tion,  -ion  (fluk'shun), 
-ion  al,    -ion  a  ry,    -ion  ist,   -ure. 

flux'weed,  flux'- root,  -spoon,  flux'- 
ing-bed,  flux'ion-struc  ture. 


fly,  w.,  pi.  flies.     Plural  of  fly^   a 

light  carriage,  is  fiys. 
fly,  v.,  flew,  flown. 
fly'a  way,  fly'bane, 

-boat,    -catch  er, 


-blow,  -blown, 
a  bird;  -fish, 
a    bird;    -tail, 


-man,    -snap  per, 
a  net;  -wort. 

fly' -a  garlc,  -bait,  -bit  ten,  -bUs- 
ter,  -block,  -board,  -book,  -boy, 
-brush,  -bug,  -cap,  -case, 
-cast  er,  -catch  er,  -catch  ing, 
-clip,  -dress  ing,  -drill,  -fin  ish- 
er,  -fish  er,  -flap,  -flap  per, 
-frame,  -fringe,  -gal  ler  y,  -gov- 
ern or,  -hon  ey  sue  kle,  -hook, 
-leaf,  -line,  -mak'er,  -mix  ture, 
-net,  -nut,  -oil,  -or  chis  (-kis), 
-pa  per,  -pen  ning,  -poi  son, 
-pow  der,  -press,  -punch  ing, 
-rail,  -reed,  -rod,  -sheet,  -shut- 
tle, -specked,  -tac  kle,  -tak  er, 
-tent,  -ti^er,  -tip,  -trap,  -wa  ter, 
-wee  vil,    -wheel. 

fly'ing-fSatll  er,  -ma  chine,  -watch- 
man. 

fly'ing  cat,  f.  drag  on,  f.  fish,  f. 
fox,  f.  frog,  f.  geek  o,  f.  gur- 
nard, f.  hook,  f.  le  mur,  f. 
liz  ard,  f.  mar  mot,  f.  pha  lan'- 
ger,  f.  rob  in,  f.  shot,  f.  squid, 
f.  squir  rel  (skwer-),  f.  torch, 
f.  watch  man,  fly'er-lathe,  fly  a- 
way-grass,  fiy-up-the-creek,  a 
bird;   a  person. 

foal,  -foot,  a  plant;  -teeth. 

foam,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -less,  -y, 
-bow,  -cock,  -col  lect^or,  -spar, 
-wreath. 

fob,  -bing,  fobbed,  fob' -chain, 
-watch. 

fo'CUS,  pi.  -cus  es  or  -ci  (-si), 
-cus  ing  or  -cus  sing,  -cused  or 
-cussed,  -cal,  -cal  ize,  -ized, 
-lazing,    -I  za'tion,  fo  cim'e  try. 

fo'cus  ing»cloth,    -frame,    -glass. 

fod'der,  -ing,  -er,  -dered,  fod'der- 
grass,    -plant. 

foe,   -man. 

joehn  (fen). 

fog,  -ging,  -gy,  -gi  er,  -gi  est, 
-gi  ness,      -gi  ly,      -less,      fogged, 


fog'fruit, 
-bank, 


a    plant;    fog' -a  larm'. 


•bell,      -bound, 


•bow, 


n6t,  nor,  use,  iip,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fdot,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  Badi. 


fog=cheese 


310 


forebodingly 


-cheese,      -dog,      -eat  er,      -gun, 

-horn,     -ring,     -sig  nal,     -smoke, 

-trum  pet,  -whis  tie   (-1),   fog'gy- 

bee. 
Fog'gia  (fod'ja),  prov.  It. 
Fog  gi'ni    (f6d  je'ne),    It.    archaeol. 
Jo  gli  et'io  (fol  yi  et'to). 
fo'gy,    pi.    -gies    (-giz),     -gy  dom, 

-gy  ish,   -gy  ism. 
F6h,   -ism,   -ist. 
f6h,   an  exclamation. 
foi'ble. 
foil,      -a  ble,      -er,      -ing,      foiled, 

foil'=c3.r^ri  er,    -stone. 
foist,   -ed,   -ing,   -er. 
Foix  (fwa),  t.   Fr. 
fold,  -ed,  -ing,  er,  -age,  -less,  fold'- 

garth,      -net,      -yard,      fold'ing- 

boards,   -ma  chine. 
Jo  li'a. 
fo'li  age,      -aged,      -li  ar,      -li  ate, 

-a^ted,     -a'tion,     -a'ceous,      fo'U- 

ous,     -li  um,     pi.     -urns     or     -a, 

fo'li  age-plant,    -tree. 
fol'io    {or    fo'li  o),    fo'li  ose    (-os), 

-os'i  ty. 
folk     (fok),     -land,     -moot,     -free, 

-lore,  -psy  choFo  gy,  -right,  -song, 

-speech,   -sto  ry. 
Fol'kg  thing   (-ting). 
ffil'li  cle,   -lic'u  lar,  -u  late,  -lasted, 

-u  lose,  -u  lous. 
fdl'low,     -er,     -ing,     fol'Iow-board, 

-low  er=plate,   -low  ing-time. 
fo  ment',   -ed,  -er,   -ing,  -men  ta'- 

tion. 
fon'dle,       -died,       -dler,       -dling, 

caressing;     fond'ling,     a    person; 

fond'ly,  -ness. 
fon'don. 

fon  die',  a.,   blended;   softened. 
fon  due'  (-dii'),  a  pudding. 
font,  -al. 
food,     -less,     -stuff,     -fish,     -lamp, 

-yolk   (=y6k). 
foo'-foo. 
fool,    -er  y,    -har^dy,    -har^di  hood, 

-di  ly,      -di  ness,      -ish,      -ish  ly, 

-ish  ness,   -fish,   -stones,   a  plant; 

-born,      -duck,      -fan  gle,      -hen, 

-kill  er,       -trap,       fools'cap,       a 

paper;   fool's  cap,   a  cap;  fool's- 

coat,   -pars  ley. 


foot,  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  -less,  -ling, 
-ball,  -boy,  -fall,  -hold,  -hook, 
-lights,  -man,  -mark,  -pace,  -pad, 
a  person;  -print,  -set,  -stalk, 
-stall,   -step,   -way. 

foot'-ar  tiller  y,  -band,  -bank, 
-bar^racks,  -base,  -bath,  -bel- 
lows (-us),  -bench,  -blow  er, 
-board,  -breadth,  -bridge,  -brig, 
-cloth,  -cush  ion,  -fight,  -folk, 
-gear,  -grain,  -guard,  -halt, 
-ham  mer,  -hand  ed,  -hawk  er, 
-hedge,  -hill,  -hot,  -i  ron,  -jaw, 
-joint,  -key,  -lathe,  -lev  el, 
-line,  -loose,  -muff,  -note. 

foot -pad,  a  padding;  -page,  -pas- 
sen  ger,  -path,  -pave  ment, 
-pick  er,  -plate,  -plow,  »po  et, 
-post,  -pound,  -pound  al, 

-press,  -race,  -rail,  -rat,  -rest, 
-rope,  -scent,  -screw,  =se  ere  tion, 
-sol  dier,  -sore,  -stick,  -stove, 
-stump,  -ton,  -tub,  -tu  ber  cle, 
-valve,  -vise,  -wal  ing,  -walk, 
-wall,  -warm  er,  -wash  ing, 
-worn. 

foot'ing-beam,  foot  man-moth, 
foot  rule,   foot-space  rail. 

fop,  -pish,  -pish  ly,  -pish  ness,  -ling, 
-per  y. 

f6r'age,  -aged,  -a  ging,  -a  ger, 
for' age-cap,  -guard,  -mas  ter, 
for'a  ging-cap. 

for'as  much', 

fSr'ay,  -er. 

for  beir',  -ance,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly, 
-bore,   -borne. 

for  bid',  -den,  -den  ly,  -der,  -ding, 
-ding  ly,   -ding  ness,   -bade'. 

force,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful  ness,  -less, 
-a  ble,  that  may  be  forced;  for'- 
ci  ble,  vigorous;  -ble  ness, -ci  bly, 
-cing,    force'meat,  forced. 

force'-di'agram,  -func'tion,  -piece, 
-pump,  for'cing-house,-pit,  -pump. 

for'ceps,    -canMle  stick,    -tail. 

ford,    -a  ble,   -a  ble  ness. 

fore,  fore'arm,  n.,  fore  arm',  v., 
-armed',   -arm'ing. 

fore'bay,  -beam,  -bod^y,  -brace, 
-brain. 

fore  bode',  -bod'er,  -bod'ing, 
-ing  ly. 


fate,    f3,t,   far,   fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   met    her,   ice,   in,    note. 


forecast 


311 


formication 


fore'cast,    m.,    -cast',    v.,    -cast'er, 

-cast'ing. 
fore'cas  tie   (-kas  1),   -man. 
fore  close',       -closed',       -clos'ing, 

-clo'sure  (-zhur). 
fore  date',   -dat'ed,   -dat'ing. 
fore  doDm',   -ing,  -doomed'. 
fore'fatli  er,     -fin  ger,     -foot,     the 

fore  part  of  a  foot;  -front,  -girth, 

-gleam,   -gUmpse. 
fore  go',   -er,    -ing,    -gone',   -went'. 
fore'ground,    -ham  mer,    -handled, 

-hard,    -head    (for'ed),      -hearth, 

-hold,    -hook. 
for'eign    (-in    or    -en),    -er,    -ism, 

-ize,    -ized,    -i^zing,    -ness. 
fore  judge',      -judged',      -judg'ing, 

-judg'cr. 
fore  know',       -a  ble,       -er,       -ing, 

-ing  ly,   -knew',   -known'. 
fore'land,    -lock,    -man,    pi.   -men, 

-man  ship,      -mast,      -mast  man, 

-most,   -moth  er,  -name,  -named, 

-night,    fore'noon'. 
fo  ren'sic,  -al. 
fore  or  dain',  -ing,  -dained',  -ordi- 

na'tion. 
fore'peak,  -plan,  -post. 
fore  run',    -ner,   -ning,   -ran'. 
fore'sail. 
fore  see',      -ing,      -ing  ly,      -se'er, 

-saw',  -seen'. 
fore  shad'ow,  -er,  -ing,  -owed. 
fore'shaft,     -ship,     -shore,     -shot, 

-side. 
fore  short'en,   -ing,   -ened. 
fore  show',     -er,     -ing,     -showed', 

-shown'. 
fore'sight,      -ed,      -sketch,      -skin, 

-sleeve. 
f6r'est,    -ed,    -ing,    -age,    -al,    -er, 

-ry,     -less,     -bug,     -court,     -fly, 

-folk,      "liz  ard,      -mar  ble,      -ox, 

-peat,   -tree. 
fore  stall',   -er,   -ing,   -stalled', 
fore'stay,      -sail,      -stick,      -stone, 

-sum  mer. 
fo  ret'  (fo  ra'). 
fore'taste,   n.,   -taste',   v.,   -tast'er, 

-tast'ing,  -tast'ed. 
fore  tell',   -er,   -ing,   -told'. 
fore'thought,  -time. 
fore'to  ken,    ».,    -to'ken    (-kn),   v. 


fore'top,   -man,   -mast. 

for  ev'er,    -more. 

fore  warn',  -ing,  -er,  -warned'. 

fore'wind,  -wom  an,  -word,  -yard. 

fore'=bank,  -boom,  -car'riage, 
-choir,  =ci''ted,  -deck,  -door, 
-gaflf,  -gift,  -loop  er,  -pas  sage, 
-piece,  -plane,  -plate,  -rake, 
-room,  -sheet,  -staff,  -stall, 
-star  Hng. 

fore  end,  f.  foot,  the  front  foot; 
fore'head -cloth  (f6r'ed-)  fore'- 
lock-bolt,  fore  lock -hook,  fore'- 
part,  fore' -part  i  ron,  fore' 
teeth,   fore'  wing,   fore'yard-arm. 

for'feJt,  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  -a  ble, 
-fel  ture. 

for  gattl'er,   -ing,   -ered. 

forge,  -a  ble,  -a  bil'i  ty,  -mas  ter, 
-man,  forged,  for'ger,  -ger  y, 
-ging,  forge' -roll,  -scale,  -train, 
-wa  ter,  for'ging-ham  mer,  -ma- 
chine,   -press. 

for  get',  -a  ble  or  -ta  ble,  -ble  ness, 
-ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful  ness,  -ter,  -ting, 
-ting  ly,  -got',  -got'ten,  for  get'- 
me-not,    a   plant. 

for  give',  -ness,  -giv'a  ble,  -giv'er, 
-ing,  -ing  ly,  -ing  ness,  -gave', 
-giv'en. 

for  go'.  This  spelling  has  been 
almost  entirely  superseded  by 
forego. 

fork,  -ing,  -er,  -ed,  -ed  ly,  -ed  ness, 
-less,  -y,  -i  ness,  forked,  fork'- 
beard,  a  fish;  -tail,  a  fish;  a 
bird;  -beam,  -moss,  -rest, 
-tailed,  forked' -beard,  forks- 
and 'knives,  a  moss;  fork'  chuck, 
f.   head,   f.   wrench. 

for  lorn',  -ly,  -ness. 

form,  -a  ble,  -al,  -al  ly,  -al  ism, 
-al  ist,  -al  ize,  -ized,  -fzing, 
-a  tive,  -tive  ly,  form'less,  -less- 
ly,  -less  ness,  for  mal'i  ty,  -ma'- 
tion,  form -board,  =eVe  ment, 
-ge  nus,  -spe  cies,  -word,  form'- 
ing=cyl  in  der,    =i  ron,    =ma  chine. 

for'mal,  n. 

for  mat'  (-mat  or  -ma'  or  -mat'). 

for'mer,  a.,  -ly,  form'er,  n. 

For'mes  (-mes),  Ger.  vocalist. 

for'mic,   -mi  cate,   -ca  ry,   -ca'tion. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  <jrn,  etiide,  food,  fdot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


formidable 


312 


fowling=piece 


for'mi  da  ble,  -ness,  -bly,  -bil'i  ty. 
for'mu  la,  pi.  -las  or  -lae,  -mu  lar, 

-la  ry,    -la  ris'tic,    -lar  ize,    -ized, 

-lazing,   -I  za'tion. 
for'mu  late,    -lasted,    -ting,   -to^ry, 

-la'tion. 
for'mu  lize,    -lized,    li^zing,    -lism, 

-li^  za'tion. 
for'ni  cate,     -ca''ted,     -ting,     -tor, 

-tress,          -captive,         -nic'i  form 

(-nis'-). 
J  or' nix,    pi.    -ni  ces    (-nl  sez),    -ni- 

cal. 
for  sake',     -sak'ing,    -sak'en    (-n), 

-sak'er,   -sook'. 
for  sooth'. 

for  speak',   -spoke',   -spo'ken. 
for  spend', 
for  swe^r',      -er,      -ing,      -swore', 

-sworn'. 
For  syth'    (-sith'),    co.    Ga.;    co. 

N.  C;  Amer.  statesman. 
fort,  -a  lice,  -let,  -ad^ju  tant. 
forte,    that   in    which    one   excels; 

part  of  a  sword. 
for'te     (-ta),     Mus.,     for'te^pi  a' no 

(»pe  a'no),  for  its' si  mo. 
For'tes  cue,  Eng.  jurist. 
Fort  Gra'ti  ot  (grash'I  ot),  c.  Mich. 
forth,  -combing,   -goring,   -put^ting, 

-right,   -with'   {or   -with'),    -is'su- 

ing  (-ish'oo),  -pushing. 
for'ti  fy,      -ing,      -fied,      -fi^a  ble, 

-fi  er,         -fl  ca'tion,         -ca'tion- 

ag^ate. 
For'tin  bras,  Shak.,  Hamlet. 
for'ti  tude. 

fort'nlght   (or   -ntt),   -ly. 
for'tress,  -tressed. 
for  tu'i  tous,  -ly,  -ness,  -tu'i  ty. 
For  tu'na,   Myth.;  Astron. 
for'tu  nate,  -ly,  -ness. 
For^tu  na'tus.  Bib. 
for' tune,    -less,    -tuned,    for'tune- 

book,   -hunt^er,   »tell  er. 
for'ty,     -ti  eth,     for'ty-five,     -knot, 

-nin'er,    -spot. 
f6r'ula,  pi.  -la. 
fo'rum,   pi.   -rums  or  -ra. 
for'ward,  -er,  -ed,  -ing,  -ly,  -ness. 
for  zan'do      (for  tsan'do),      for  za'to 

(-tsa'to). 
f6ss,  -way. 


fos'sa,  pi.  -S(B.  Fos'sa,  Zool. 
genus. 

fos  sette'. 

fos'sil,  -ism,  -ist,  -ize,  -ized, 
-i''zing,  -I  za'tion,  -if'er  ous, 
-slled. 

fos'sor,    pi.    -so' res    (-rez),    -so'ri  al. 

fos'ter,  -age,  -er,  -ing,  -hood, 
-Ung,    -ship,    -tered. 

fos'ter-babe,  -broth  er,  -child, 
'dam,  -daugh  ter,  -earth,  -fath- 
er, -land,  -moth  er,  -nurse, 
-par  ent,    -sis  ter,    -son. 

Fou  cauld'    (foo^ko'),    Fr.    philos. 

Fou  cault'   cur'rents   (foo  kol'). 

Fou  che   (foo'sha'),   Fr.  officer. 

Fou  Cher'  (foo^sha'),  Fr.  jurist. 

Fou  geres'  (fob'zhar'),  t.  Fr. 

Fou  ge  roUes'  (foo''zhe  rol'),  dept. 
Fr. 

foul,  -ing,  -ly,  -ness,  fouled,  foul- 
brood,  a  disease  of  bees;  -faced, 
-mouthed,   -tongued. 

fou  lard'  (foo  lard'  or  -lar'),  -lar- 
dine'   (-den'). 

found,  -ed,   -ing,   -er,  n. 

foun  da'tion,  -al,  -less,  -chain, 
-mus  lin,  -net,  -school,  -square, 
-stone. 

foun'der,  v.,  -ing,   -dered. 

found'ling. 

found'ry  or   -er  y,   -man. 

foun'tain,  -less,  -let,  -head, 
-tained,  fount,  foun'tain-fish, 
-shell,  f.  ink'stand,  f.  pen,  f. 
pump. 

four,  -fold,  -pence,  -pen  ny, 
-score,  -square,  -wings,  a  bird; 
-boat  er,  -cant,  -cen  tered,  -cor- 
ners, a  game;  -horse,  -joint  er, 
-o'clock,  a  plant;  -part,  -post  er, 
-pound  er,  -way,  -wheel  er,  -in- 
hand,    -lane-end. 

four  chette'    (foor  shet'). 

Fou'ri  er  (fdo're  er  or  -re  a'),  Fr. 
socialist. 

Four  mies'    (foor^me'),   vil.    Fr. 

Four  ni  er'  (foor^ne  a'),  Fr.  Ht- 
terateur. 

fourth,  -ly,  fourth -class,  -rate, 
four'teen^   four'teenth^ 

fowl,  -er,  -er  y,  -ing,  fowl'- 
choFer  a,  fowl'ing-net,   -piece. 


fate,   fat,   far,    fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,    her,   ice,   in,   note, 


fox 


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Freiburg 


fox,  -y,  -i  ness,  -ing,  -ish,  -er  y, 
foxed,  fox'bane,  a  plant;  -berry, 
a  plant;  -fire,  -fish,  -glove,  a 
plant;  -hound,  -tail,  a  grass; 
-tongue,   a  plant;   -wood. 

fox=bat,  -bolt,  =brush,  -case, 
-chase,  -earth,  -e  vil,  -finch, 
-goose,  -grape,  -hunt,  -hunt  er, 
-moth,  -nosed,  -shark,  -sleep, 
-snake,  -spar  row,  -squir^rel, 
-trap,  -trot,  -wedge,  -wolf. 
Fox-type,  fox'glove-pug,  a  moth, 
fox'tail-grass,    -pine. 

foyer'   (fwo^ya'). 

fra'cas. 

frache      (frash). 

frac'tion,  -al,  -al  ly,  -a  ry,  -ate, 
-a^ted,  -acting,  -a'tion,  -tious, 
-tious  ly,    -tious  ness. 

frac'ture,  -tured,  -tur  ing,  -tur  al, 
-tu  os'i  ty,   frac'ture -box. 

Fra  Di  a'vo  lo  (de  a'vo  lo). 

frag'ile  (fraj'il),  -ly,  -ness,  fra- 
gil'i  ty. 

frag'ment,  -men  ta^ry,  -ta^ri  ly, 
-ri  ness,   -men'tal,  -men  ta'tion. 

fra'gra.nt,  -1}',  -ness,  -grance, 
-gran  cy. 

frail,  -ly,  -ness,  -ty. 

jraise,  n.,  fraise,  v.,  fraised. 

frame,  framed,  fram'ing,  fram'er, 
frame'work,  a  structure;  -break- 
er, -di^a  gram,  -hel  met,  -house, 
a  house  in  which  framing  is  done; 
-knit  ting,  -lev  el,  -saw,  -tim  ber, 
-work,  fancy-work  done  on  a 
frame;  fram'ing -chis  el,  -table, 
frame   bridge,    f.   house. 

frinc,    -ar  cher'   (fronk'-ar  sha'). 

fran  gaise'   (froii  saz'). 

Fran  ces'ca  da  Ri'mi  ni  (fran- 
ches'ka  da  re'me  ne),   Fiction. 

fran'chise  (-ch!z  or  -chiz),  -ment, 
-chised,   -chis  er,   -chis  ing. 

Franck  (frohk),  Fr.  philos. 

Franc'ke    (frang'ke),    Ger.   divine. 

francke'ite  (frank'-). 

Fran'co=Chi  nese''  (-ncz^  or  -nesO, 
-Prus'sian  (-Prush'an  or 

-ProDshO- 

Fran^coeur'         (frSn'ker'),  Fr. 

geometer. 

fran'co  lin. 


Fran  cuc'ci  (fran  kOT)t'che),  It. 
painter. 

fran'gi  ble,   -ness,    -bil'i  ty. 

Frank,  n.,  frank,  a.,  -ly,  -ness, 
frank,    v.,    -ing,    -er,    franked. 

frank' -bank,  -chase,  -fee,  -ferm, 
-heart  ed,  -law,  -mar  riage, 
-pledge,  -serv  ice,  -ten  ant, 
-ten  e  ment. 

Frank'en  stein,^  Fiction. 

frink  furt'er  (-fd6rt'-). 

frank'in  cense. 

Frank'lin,   -ism,    -lin'ic,    -lin'i  an. 

fran'tic,  -al  ly. 

jrap  pe'  (frap  pa'). 

frass. 
I    frd'te   (-ta),   pi.   -ti  (-te). 

fra  ter'nal,  -ly,  -ni  ty,  frSt'er- 
nize,  -nized,  -ni  zing,  -nl  zer, 
-ni  za'tion. 

frat'rJ  cide,   -cf  dal. 

}rau  (frou),  pi.  frau'en,  frau'lein 
(froi'-).       As  titles,  capitalized. 

fraud,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -less,  -less  ly, 
-less  ness,  -u  lence,  -len  cy, 
-lent,  -lent  ly. 

fray,  -ing,  frayed. 

freak,  -ish,  -ish  ly,  -ish  ness,  -y, 
-i  ness. 

frec'kle,  -kled,  -kled  ness,  -kling, 
-kly,    frec'kle -faced. 

free,  -ing,  -ly,  -ness,  fre'er,  fre'- 
est,  free'man,  -mar  tin,  -ma  son, 
-stone,  a  peach;  a  brownstone; 
-think  er,  -war  ren,  -worn  an, 
freed,    freed'man,    freed'wom  an. 

free -bench,  -board,  -born,  -bor- 
ough, -chase,  -foot  ed,  -hand, 
-hand  ed,  -lance,  -liv  er,  -lov  er, 
-mill  ing,  -soil,  a.,  -swim  mer, 
-trade,  a.,  -trad'er,  -will,  a., 
-writ  er,  Free'-soiFer,  -soil'ism, 
free'-and-eas'y,  free'ing-stick, 

free'ma  son's-cup. 

free   love,   f.   soil,   f.   trade. 

freeze,  freez'a  ble,  -er,  -ing, 
-ing  ly,  froze,  fro'zen,  freez'- 
ing-box,  -liq  uid,  -mix  ture, 
-point. 

fre  gia  iu'ra  (fra  ja  tdo'ra). 

Frei'bSrg,  t.  Sax. 

Frei'burg  (-bd6rg),  dist.  and  c. 
Baden. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  iip,  tarn,  etiide,  food,  f<^t,  anger,  bofimot,  thus,  Badi. 


freight 


314 


frithstool 


freight     (frat),     -age,     -er,     -ing, 

-less,      -car,      -en  gine,      -house, 

»lo  CO  mo'tive,    -train. 
frei'herr  (fri'-). 
Frei'schutz    (fri'shoots). 
Fre'ling  huy  sen    (-hi  zn),    Amer. 

statesman. 
Fre''mi  et'    (fra''me  a'),    Fr.    sculp. 
Fre  mdnt',  Amer.  gen. 
French,      -i  fy,      -fy  ing,      -i  fied, 

-i  ness,    -man,    -wom  an. 
fre  net'ic,  -al,   -al  ly. 
fren'zy,   -zied,   -zied  ly. 
fre'quent,  a.,   -ly,  -ness,   -quen  cy. 
fre  quent',     v.,     -ed,     -ing,     -er, 

-a  ble,   -quen  ta'tion. 
Fr^re   (frar),   Fr.   painter. 
Frere   (freer),   Eng.  baronet. 
fres'co,  n.,  pi.  -coes  or  -cos  (-koz), 

fres'co,  v.,  -ing,  -er,  -coed, 
fres'co -paint  er,    -paint  ing. 
fresh,    -er,   -est,   -ly,    -ness,   fresh' - 

blown,   -col  ored,   -wa  ter,  a. 
fresh'en,  -ing,  -er,  -ened. 
fresh' man,   -hood,   -ship,   -man'ic, 

fresh' wom  an. 
Fres  nel'   (fra^nel'),   Fr.   optician. 
Fresnes  (fran),  t.   Fr. 
fret,   -ted,   -ting,   -ter,   -ful,   -ful  ly, 

-ful  ness. 
frette     (fret),     fret'tage,     fret'ted, 

fret'ty,    fret' work,    fret' -saw. 
Freu'den  stadt    (froi'den  statO,    t. 

Ger. 
Freu'den  thai      (froi'den  taF),      t. 

Aust. 
Freud'wei  ler    (froit'vi  ler),    Swiss 

painter. 
Freund      (froint),      Ger.      lexicog- 
rapher. 
Frey   (fri),   Frey'a,  Myth. 
Frey  (fri),  Swiss  engraver. 
Frey  ci  net',     de     (de     fra^se^na'), 

Fr.   statesman. 
Frey'stad  tel        (fri'stet  tel),        t. 

Hung. 
Frey 'tag  (fri'tag),  Ger.  orientalist; 

Ger.   auth. 
fri'a  ble,   -ness,   -bil'i  ty. 
fri'ar,       -y,       fri'ar-bird,       -skate, 

fri  ar's-cap,         -cowl,         -crown, 

-Ian  tern,   -this  tie. 
frib'ble,   -bier,   -bled,   -bling. 


}ric  an  deau'      (-do'),      pi.     -deaux' 

(-doz'),   -an  delle'. 
fric  as  see',  -ing,  -seed'. 
fric'tion,     -al,  -al  ly,    -less,   fric'a- 

tive,  fri  ca'tion. 
fric'tion-balls,     -brake,     -brec  cia 

(-bret  cha),         -card,         -clutch, 

-cones,  -coiip  ling,  =gear, 

-match,    -plate,    -pow  der,    -pri''- 

mer,       -sound,       -tight,       -tube, 

-wheel. 
Fri'day. 
Frie'de  mann    (fre'dg  man),    Ger. 

teacher. 
Fried'land    (fret'lant),    t.    Hung.; 

t.  Ger. 
Fried'lan  der    (fret'len  der),    Ger. 

writer. 
Fried'rich   (fred'rldi),    Ger.   theol. 
frifind,    -less,    -less  ness,    -like,    -ly, 

-li  ly,   -li  ness,   -ship. 
Friese    (frez),    Frie'sian    (fre'zhan) 

or    Fris'ian     (friz'yan),      Fries'ic 

(frez'-),  -ish. 
frieze,    friezed,    friez'ing,    friez'er, 

frieze' -pan'el,       -rail,       friez'ing- 

ma  chine. 
frig'ate,   -bird,   -built,   -mack'er  el, 

-peFi  can. 
Frigg,  Frig'ga  or  Frig'a,  Myth. 
fright,   -ed,    -ing,    -en,    -ened,    -en- 

a  ble,    -ful,    -ful  ly,    -ness. 
frXg'id    (frij'-),    -ly,    -ness,    -i  da'ri- 

um,      pi.      -da'ri  a,      fri  gid'i  ty, 

frig  o  rif'ic   (frig-),   -rif'ic  al. 
fri  jole'    (fre  hoi'),    fri  jo  lil'lo    (fre- 

ho  lel'lo). 
frill,       -ing,       frilled,       frill'back, 

-liz  ard. 
Fri  maire'   (fre'mar'). 
frim'sel. 
fringe,    -less,    -let,    frin'ging,    -gy, 

fringed,       fringe'pod,       -backed, 

-like,    -tree. 
Fri'o  (fre'6),  co.  Tex. 
frip'per,   -er,   -y. 
}ri  seur'    (fre  zer'),    fris'let    (friz'-), 

fri  sure'  {irb'zdbr'). 
frisk,    -er,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -ful,    -y, 

-i  ly,   -i  ness,  frisked. 
frit,   -ted,   -ting,   -ter. 
frith,   -borg,   -gild,   -so  ken,   -splot, 

-stool. 


fate,   fat,   far,   fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,   ice.   In,    note, 


fritter 


315 


Fulda 


frit'ter,  -er,  -ing,  -tered,  frit'ting- 
fur  nace. 

fri  vol'l  ty,    friv'o  lous,    -ly,    -ness. 

frizz  or  friz,  frizzed,  friz'zy, 
friz'zing=ma  chine. 

friz'zle,  -zled,  -zling,  -zler,  -zly, 
friz'zling=i  ron. 

fro. 

FrSb'ish  er,  inlet  Brit.   N.  A. 

frock,  -ing,  -less,  frocked,  frock'- 
coat. 

Froe'bel  (fre'-),  Ger.  educational- 
ist;  -ism,   -bel'i  an. 

frog,  -ging,  -ger,  -ger  y,  -gy,  -gi- 
ness,  -gish,  -ling,  frogged,  frog'- 
bit,  -fish,  -foot,  a  plant;  -hop- 
per, an  insect;  -mouth,  a  bird; 
-stool. 

frog'Cheese,  -clock,  -crab,  -eat  er, 
-fish  ing,  -fly,  -grass,  -mouthed, 
-or  chis  (-kis),  -plate,  -shell, 
-spawn,  -spit,  -spit'tle,  frog's- 
bit,    frog's   march. 

Frois'sart  (frois'art  or  frwa  sar'), 
Fr.   writer. 

frol'ic,  -icked,  -ick  ing,  -ick  y, 
-ic  some,    -some  ly,    -some  ness. 

Fro^ment'    (-moh'),    Fr.    painter. 

fr6nd,  -age,  -ed,  -let,  fron  da'tion, 
fron  desce',  -deseed'  (-dest),  -des'- 
cing,  -des'cence,  -des'cent,  -dif'er- 
ous,  fron'dose  (-dos),  -dose  ly, 
-dous. 

Frfinde,   Fr.   hist. 

front  (frunt),  -age,  -a  ger,  -ed, 
-ing,    -let,    -wise,    fron'tal. 

Fr6n^te  nac',  co.  Ont. 

frdn'tier  {or  -ter'),  -tiers  man  or 
-tier  man. 

Fron  ti  gnan'  (fron  te  nyon')  or 
Fron  ti  niac'   (-te  nyak'). 

frSn'tis  piece. 

frost,  -ed,  -ing,  -y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness, 
-less,  -fish,  -root,  -weed,  -work, 
-wort. 

frost -bear  er,  -bird,  -bite,  -bUte, 
a  plant;  -bound,  -but  ter  flies, 
-line,  -mist,  -nail,  -smoke, 
-valve. 

froth,  -ing,  -y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness,  -less, 
-fly,   -in  sect,   -spit,   -worm, 

frot  te'  (frot  ta'). 

f rot' to  la. 


Froude   (frood),   Eng.  hist. 

frou'^-frou   (froo'-froD). 

fro'ward,  -ly,  -ness. 

frown,   -er,   -ing,   -ing  ly,    frowned. 

frow'zy,  -zi  ly. 

fro'zen  (-zn),   -ness.     See  freeze. 

Fruc  ti  dor'. 

fruc'ti  fy,     -ing,      -fied,      -fi'a  ble, 
-ti  cist,       -tif'er  ous,       -tes'cence, 
-tu  a  ry,    -tule,    -tu  a'tion. 
I   fru'gal,       -ly,       -ness,       -gal'i  ty, 
-giv'o  rous  (-jiv'-). 

fruit,  -age,  -ed,  -er,  -er  er,  -er  y, 
-ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful  ness,  -ing,  -y, 
-i  ness,  -less,  -less  ly,  -less  ness, 
-let,   fru  i'tion   (-ish'un). 

fruit -al  CO  hoi,  -bat,  -bear  er, 
-bud,  -cake,  -car,  -crow,  -cul- 
ture, -dot,  -dri  er,  -fly,  -gath- 
er er,  -house,  -jar,  -knife,  -loft, 
-pick  er,  -piece,  -pi  geon, 

-press,     -stand,     -store,     -su  gar, 
-tree,    -trench  er,    -worm. 

fru  men  ta'ceous,  -ta'ri  ous,  -ta'- 
tion,   -men'tum,   -men  ty. 

frus'trate,  -tra^ted,  -ting,   -tra'tion. 

frus'tum,  pi.   -tums  or  -ta. 

fru  tes'cent,  -cence. 

fry,  -er,   -ing,   fried,   fry'ing-pan. 

Fu  cec'chi  o  (foo  chek'ke  6),  t. 
It. 

Fu'chau  (foo'chow),   c.  China. 

Fuch'si  a  (fu'shi  a  or  -sha),  pi. 
Fuch'sias  or  -si  ae  (-shaz  or 
-shI  e),  a  genus  of  plants; 
fuch'si  a,   a   species  of  plants. 

fuch'sin  or  -sine   (fdok'sin),   -site. 

fud. 

fud'dle,   -died,   -dling,   -dler. 

fudge,   -wheel. 

fu'el,  -e  con'o  mi  zer,  -feed  er,  -gas. 

fuga'cious,  -ness,  -gac'ity  (-gas'-). 

fu'gi  tive,   -ly,   -ness,   -tiv  ism. 

fu'gle  man,  pi.  -men. 

fugue,  fu'gal,  }u  gd'ra  (foo-), 
/w  ga'to  (foo  ga'to),  ]u  ghet'to 
(-get'-),  fugued,  fu'guing  (-ging), 
-guist    (-gi_st). 

Fu'ki  en  (foo'ke  6n),  prov.  China. 

Fu  ku'i  (foo  koo'e),  t.  Japan. 

ful'crum,  pi.  -crums  or  -era, 
-cra'ceous. 

Ful'da  (fdt)l'da),  r.  and  t.   Ger. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  tarn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


fulfil 


316 


futtah 


fulfil'  or  -fill',  -filled',  -fil'ling, 
-fil'ment  or  -fill'ment. 

ful'gent,    -ly,    -gen  cy. 

ful'gu  rite,   -gu  rous. 

fu  lig'i  nous   (-llj'-),   -ly,   -nos'i  ty. 

full,  a.,  -er,  -est,  -ness,  ful  ly, 
full'=armed,  -blood  ed,  ^bloomed, 
-blown,  "born,  -bot  torn,  -bot- 
tomed, -bound,  -bril  liant,  -cen- 
tered,    -charged,     -dress,     -eyed. 

full' -face,  -faced,  -fed,  -fleshed, 
-flow  ing,  -for  tuned,  -gorged, 
-grown,  -hand  ed,  -heart  ed, 
-length,  -mouth,  -mouthed, 
-orbed,  -roed,  -sailed,  -souled, 
-summed,  -tide,  -toned,  -tuned, 
-voiced,    -winged. 

full,  v.,  -ing,  -er,  -er  y,  fulled, 
full'er's-tea  zel,  -this  tie,  -weed, 
full'ing-mill,    -soap. 

full' -back,  -bind^ing. 

ful'mi  nate,  -na^ted,  -ting,  -nant, 
-na  to'ry,    -na'tion. 

ful' mine,  -mined,  -min  ing,  -min'- 
e  ous,   -min'ic. 

ful'some,  -ly,  -ness. 

fiil'vid,  ful'vous. 

fum'ble,  -bled,  -bier,  -bling, 
-bling  ly. 

fume,  fumed,  fum'ing,  -ing  ly,  -y, 
-ily,  fume'wort,  fum'ing-box,  -pot. 

fu'me'  (fu'ma'). 

fu  mette'. 

fu'mi  gate,  -ga'ted,  -ting,  -tor, 
-to^ry,    -ga'tion,    -ga  to'ri  um. 

fun,  -ning,  -ny,  -ni  ly,  -ni  ness, 
fun'ny-bone,    f.    man. 

Fun  chal'  (fobn  shal'),  t.  Madeira 
Isl. 

func'tion,  -al,  -al  ly,  -al'i  ty,  -al- 
ize,    -ized,   -i^zing,    -a  ry,   -less. 

fund,  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  -a  ble,  -less, 
-hold  er,    -mon  ger. 

fun  da  men'tal,   -ly,   -ness. 

Fu'nen    (fu'nen),    isl.    Baltic    sea. 

fu'ner  al,    -ne're  al,    -al  ly. 

Fiinf'haus   (funf'hous),   t.   Aust. 

fun'gus,  pi.  fun'gl  (-ji)  or  -gus  es, 
-gous,  -gos'i  ty,  fun'gus-bee  tie, 
-eel  lu  lose,  -foot,  -gnat,  -midge, 
-stone,    -tin  der. 

fu'ni  cle,  -nic'u  lar,  -nic'u  lus,  pi. 
-li. 


fim'nel,    -neled    or    -nelled,    -nel- 

form,   -nel-like,    -shaped,    -top. 
fii'nor. 
fiir,   -ring,   -ri  er,   -er  y,   -ry,   -ri  ly, 

furred,        fur-bear  ing,        -moth, 

-seal. 
fiir'be  low,  -lowed. 
fur'bish,  -a  ble,  -er,  -ing,  -bished. 
fur'cal,    fur  cel'late. 
fu'ri  ous,   -ly,   -ness,  }u  ri  o'sd. 
fiirl,  -ing,  -er,  furled,  furl'ing-line. 
fiir'long. 
fiir'lough     (-16),      -ing,      -loughed 

(-lod). 
fiir'nace,     -man,     -bar,      -bridge, 

-burn  ing. 
Fur'ness,   Amer.   writer. 
fiir'nish,  -er,  -ing,  -ment,  -nished. 
fiir'nJ  ture,    -plush,   -print,    -store, 

-stop,    an   organ-stop. 
fu'ror. 
fiir'row,  -ing,   -y,  -rowed,  fur'row- 

drain,      -faced,       -slice,      -weed, 

fur'row  ing-ma  chine. 
Fiir'ry-day. 

furst   (foorst  or  furst),   pi.   jurst'en. 
fiir'tlier,    -ance,    -er,    -ing,    -more, 

-most,      -thered,        -thest.        See 

farther. 
fiir'tive,  -ly, 
fur'wd  (foor'-). 
fu'ry,  pi.   -ries. 
fiirze,  furz'y,  furze'chat,   -chirp  er, 

-chit  ter,    -hack  er,    -wren. 
fuse  (fuz),  fused,  fus'ing,  fu'si  ble, 

-si  bil'i  ty,  -si  form,  -sion  (-zhun), 

-sion  ism,       -sion  ist,       -sion'less, 

fuse' -au^ ger,    -ex  tract  or,    =gage, 

-hole,     -mal  let,     -plug,     -set  ter, 

-wheel,    -wire,    -wrench,    fus'ing- 

disk,  -point. 
fu  see'   (-ze'),    -en  gine. 
fu'sel   (-zel),    -oil. 
fu'sil    (-zil),    -sil  eer'   or   -ier',    -sil- 

lade',     -lad'ed,     -lad'ing,     fu'sil- 

mor  tar. 
fuss,  -y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness. 
fus'tian  (-chan),   -ist. 
fus'tic. 

fus'ti  gate,  -ga'ted,  -ting,  -ga'tion. 
fus'ty,   -ti  ness. 

fu'tJle,    -ly,    -til'i  ty,    -i  ta'ri  an. 
fiit'tah. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    f^re,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice,   in,    note. 


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317 


gallery  road 


Fiit  teh  pur'  (-poor'),  dist.  Brit. 
India. 

fut'tock,  -band,  -hoop,  -plates, 
-shrouds,  -staff,  -stave,  -tim- 
bers. 

fu'tiire,  -less,  -tur  ist,  -tu'ri  ty. 


Furzes'       Gyar^math'       (fu'z&sh' 

dyor^mat'),   t.   Hung. 
ffizz,    -y,    fuz'zi  ly,    -zi  ness,    fuzz'- 

ball. 
fyke    (fik),    -fish  er  man,    -net. 
Fy'vie   (fi've),   parish  Scot. 


G  string. 

gab,  -bing,  gabbed,  gab' -lever, 
-lift'er. 

gab'ar  dine'  or  -er-  (-den'). 

Gib'ba  tha,  Bib. 

gab  ble,   -bled,   -bling,   -bier. 

ga'bel. 

ga'bi  (-be). 

ga'bi  on,  -age,  -oned,  -on  ade'. 

ga'ble,  -bled,  ga'ble -board, 

-endued,  -pole,  -win^dow,  g.  end, 
g.  roof. 

Ga  bo  ri  au'   (-re  6'),   Fr.    novelist. 

gad,  -ded,  -der,  -ding,  -ding  ly, 
-dish,  -dish  ness,  -a  bout,  -fly, 
-wall,  -bush,  -steel,  -stick, 
-whip,  gad'ding-car,  -ma  chine'', 
gads'man. 

G3.d'a  ra,  -a  renes'.  Bib. 

Gad  danes'. 

Gael   (gal),   -ic. 

Ga'e  ta  (ga'a  ta),  c.   It. 

giff,  -er,  -ing,  gaffed,  gaffs'man, 
gaff -hook,    -top  sail. 

gag,  -ger,  -ging,  gagged,  gag  root, 
a  plant;  gag' -law,  -rein,  -run- 
ner. 

gage  or  gauge,  gaged  or  gauged, 
ga'ging  or  gau'ging,  ga'ger  or 
gau'ger. 

gag'gle,  -gled,   -gling,   -gler. 

gai'e  ty  or  gay'e  ty,  gai'ly  or 
gay'ly.     See  gay. 

gain,  -a  ble,  -er,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful- 
ness, -ing,  -less,  -less  ness,  -ly, 
gained,  gain'ing=ma  chine^  -twist. 

gain  say',  -ing,   -er,   -said'  (-sed'). 

Gains'bor  ough,  Eng.  painter. 

gait. 

gait'er. 

Ga'ius  (-yus),  Bib. 

ga'la,  -day,   -dress. 


ga'lah  {or  ga'-). 

ga  lan'gal. 

gal'an  tine. 

gal  a  pa'go. 

Ga  14p'a  gos,  isl.  Pacific  ocean; 
Gal  a  pa'gi  an. 

Gal  a  te'a.  Myth. 

Ga  la'tian  (-shan). 

Ga  la'tians   (-shanz),   Bib. 

Gal'ax  y,  Astron.;  gal'ax  y,  pi. 
-ax  ies. 

gale,   -beer,   -day. 

Ga'len,  Rom.  physician;  -ism, 
-ist,    -le'ni  an,    -len'ic,    -ic  al. 

Gale'na,  c.  Kan.;  tp.  Mo.;  mt. 
Col. 

ga  le'na,  -len'ic,  -ic  al,  -if'er  ous. 

ga  IStte'. 

Gali'bis'  (ga''le^be'). 

Ga  li'ci  a  (ga  lish'i  a),  prov.  Aust.; 
-li'cian    (-lish'yan). 

Ga  lig  na'ni  (ga  len  ya'ne),  Eng. 
journalist. 

Gal'i  lee.  Bib.;  -i  le'an. 

gal'i  lee,  a  chapel;    -porch. 

gall,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ing  ness, 
galled,  gall'nut,  -wort,  -ap  pie, 
-bee  tie,  -blad  der,  -cyst,  -duct, 
-fly,  -gnat,  -in  sect,  -louse,  -mak- 
er, -midge,  -mite,  -moth,  -pipe, 
-sick  ness,    -stone,    -wasp. 

gal'lant,  adv.,   -ly,  -ness,   -ry. 

gal  lant',  v.,   -ed,   -ing. 

gal  lant',  a.,  courtly,  polite,  at- 
tentive  to   ladies. 

gal  lant',  n.,  one  who  is  attentive 
to  ladies. 

G5.1  lau  dSt',  Amer.  clergyman. 

gSl'le  in. 

gai'le  on. 

gal'ler  y,  -ler  ied,  -ler  y-fur  nace, 
g.   pic  ture,   g.   road. 


n6t,  n6r,  use,  up,  iirn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


gallet 


318 


gar 


gal'let,   -ted,   -ting. 

gam'brel,    -ing    or    -ling,    -breled 

gal  le'ta-grass  (gal  la'ta-). 

or  -brelled,   gam'brel   roof. 

gariey,     -balk,     =bird,     -cab  i  net, 

gam  broDn'. 

-fire,  -man,  -news,  -proof,  -punt. 

game,     -less,     -ly,     -ness,     -some, 

-rack,  -rest,  -slave,  -work,  -yarn. 

-some  ly,         -some  ness,         -ster, 

gariiard   (-yard). 

gam'ing,    gam'y   or   -ey. 

g&l'lic,    -li  can,    -can  ism,    -li  cism, 

game'keep  er,   -bag,   -bird,   -cock. 

-li  cize,    -cized,    -ci^zing. 

-egg,    =fish,    'fowl,    -hawk,    -law, 

gai'lic,   g.   ac^id 

-pre  served      -pre  serv^er,     gam'- 

gal  li  gas'kins. 

ing-house,    -room,    -ta  ble. 

gSl'li  nip  per. 

gam'in   {or  ga  man'). 

gai'li  pot. 

gam'ma,   -moth. 

galli'to  (gal  ye' to). 

gam'ma  cism,  -cis'mus  (-siz'-). 

Gal'lit  zin,  t.  Pa. 

gam'm^on,     -ing,     -moned,     gam'- 

gai  li  vant',  -ed,  -ing. 

mon-plate,   -shac^kles,   gam'mon- 

garion. 

ing-hole. 

gai  loon',   -looned'. 

gamp. 

gal'lop  (-lup),  -er,  -ing,  gal  loped, 

gam'ut. 

-lo  pade',    -pad'ed,    -pad'ing. 

ganch. 

gal'lop  er-gun. 

gan'der,   -par  ty,   -pull,   -pull  ing. 

gario  way. 
g^riow  glass. 

gan  dou'ra  (-dob'-) 

gang,    -board,     -flow  er,    -mas  ter. 

gal'lows  (-lus  or  -loz),  pi.  -lows  es 

-plank,    -way,   gangs'man. 

(-lus  es)    or  -lows,    gal  lows-bird. 

gang' -boring,     -by    (-bi),     -cash. 

-bitts,      -faced,      -frame,      -free. 

-cuFti  va  tor,    -day,    -drill,    -edg- 

-locks,    -ripe,    -Stan  chions,    -top, 

er,  -plow,  -press,  -punch,  -rid^er, 

-tree. 

-saw,     -tide,     -week,     gang' way - 

ga  16che'     or     -loshe'     or     -losh' 

lad  der. 

(ga  losh'). 

gan'ging   (-jing),    -line. 

gal'op  {or  gai'5  or  ga  l6'). 

gan'gli  on,    pi.    -gli  ons    or    -gli  a. 

ga  lore'. 

Galva'ni   (-ne).   It.  inventor. 

-gli  al,     -gli  ar,     -gli  ate,     -aled, 

-gli  form,    -gli  on  a  ry,    -on  a'' ted, 

gal  van'ic,   -al. 

-on  ic,     -gU  ous,     gan'gli  on -cell. 

gal'van  ize,    -ized,    -i^zing,    -i^zer. 

-cor  pus  cle,    -glob  ule. 

-ist,  -ism,  -I  za'tion. 

gan'grene,       -grened,       -gren  ing. 

gaFva  nom'e  ter,     -e  try,     -van  o- 

-gre  nous,    -gre  nes'cent. 

met'ric,       -ric  al,       -van'o  scope. 

gangue. 

-scop'ic,       gaFvan  o-ther  mom'e- 

gan'jah. 

ter. 

gan'nen. 

gam,   -ming,  gammed. 

Ga'ma,      da      (da  ga'ma),      Port. 

gan'net. 

Gans  (ganss),  Ger.  jurist. 

navigator. 

Gin'se  boort,   Amer.   officer. 

ga'ma -grass. 

gan'ta. 

Gama'Uel,  Bih. 

gant'let,  a  military  punishment. 
Gan'y  mede.  Myth. 

gam  bade',   -ba'do. 

gam'bit. 

ga  ou'es  (-ob'as). 

gam'ble,      -bled,      -bling,      -bier. 

gap,     -ping,     -per,     gapped,     gap- 

-bling-house. 

lathe,    -toothed,    -win  dow. 

gam 'bo. 

gape      {or     gape),      gap'er,      -ing. 

gam  boge'   (-boj'  or  -booj'),   -bo'- 

-ing  ly,     gaped,     gape'mouth,     a 

gi  an,   -bo'gic   (-jik). 

fish;    -seed,    -eyed,    -gaze,    gap'- 

gam'bol,    -boled    or    -boiled,  -bol- 

ing-stock. 

ing   or  -bol  ling. 

gar. 

fate,    fat,   far,   fall,    fare,    fast,   sofa,    mete,    mSt,   her,   ice,   In,    note. 


garancin 

3 

19                      gastritis 

gir'an  cin,    ga  ran  ceux' 

(ga  r6n- 

gir'n  son,      -ing,      -soned,      -son- 

se').  _ 

ar  tiFler  y. 

garb,  -ing,  garbed. 

gar'rot,  a  duck;  a  bandage. 

gar'bage. 

gir  rote',    -rot'ed,    -r5t'ing,    -rot'er. 

gar'bel. 

gir'ru  lous,   -ly,    -ness,    -ru'li  ty. 

gar'bill. 

Gir'ru  lus. 

gar'ble,  -bled,  -bier,  -bling 

gar'ter,    -ing,    -tered,    gar'ter-fish, 

gar'board -plank,   -strake. 

-plate,    -ring,    -snake. 

garce. 

Gar'ter  king,   Order  of  the  Gar- 

Gar ci'as,     PeMro     (paMro      gar- 

ter. 

the'as),    Fiction. 

garth,   -man. 

gar  gon'  (-son')- 

gd'rum,  ga'rous. 

gar'dant. 

gas,    n.,    pi.    gas'es    (-gz),    gas,    v., 

garde'  bras'  (-bra),  -nuque  ( 

-nd6k). 

gassed,    gas'sy,    gas'light,    gas'e- 

gar'den    (-dn),    -ing,    -er, 

-esque', 

ous. 

-less,   -dened. 

gas' -a  larm,    -an^a  lyz  er,    -ap  pa- 

gar'den-balm,   -bal  sam. 

-bee  tie, 

ra^  tus,     -bag,     -bath,     -bat  ter  y, 

-bird,     -bond,     -dor  mouse,     -en- 

-bellows  (-lus),    -black,    -bleach- 

gine,     -flea,      -gate,      a 

plant; 

ing,   -blow  pipe,   -boil  er,   -brack- 

-glass,     -house,      -mite, 

-mold. 

et,     -buoy,     -burn  er,     -car  bon, 

-net,       -par  ty,       -plot. 

-pump. 

-check,       -coal,        -com  press^or, 

-snail,    -spi  der,    -squint, 

-stand, 

-con  dens'er,    -drain,    -drip,    -en- 

-stuff,   -sweep,    -war  bier. 

gine,      -field,      -fit  ter,      -fix  ture, 

gare,   -fowl. 

-flame,    -fur  nace,    -gage,    -gen'- 

Gir'eth,    Knight    of    the 

Round 

er  a  tor,  -globe,  -gov^ern  or,  -gun. 

Table. 

gas'-heat''er,      -holder,      -house, 

gar'fish. 

Gar  ga  nelle'.  Fiction. 

-in'di  ca  tor,    -jet,    -lamp,    -light- 

ing,   -lime,    -liq  uor,    -ma  chine, 

Gar  gan'tu  a.  Fiction. 

-main,    -man,    -me  ter,    -mo  tor, 

gar'ga  rism. 

-ov  en,      -pipe,      -plant,      -plate, 

gar'get. 

-plot,     -pore,     -port,     -pu^ri  fi  er. 

gar'gil. 

-range,    -reg  is  ter,    -reg^u  la  tor. 

gar'gle,   -gled,   -gling. 

-re  tort,     -ring,     -sand,     -sock  et. 

gar'goyle. 

Gar  I  bai'dJ,    It.    patriot; 

-stove,       -ta  ble,       -tank,       -tar. 

-bai'di- 

-trap,     -tube,     -valve,     -wash  er. 

an;      gir  i  bal'dl,    a    garment;    a 

-wa  ter,    -well,    -works. 

fish. 

gas  con  ade',        -ad'ed,        -ad'ing, 

gir'ish   or  gair'ish,    -ly,    -ness. 

-ad'er. 

gar'land,     -ed,     -ing,     -less,     -ry, 

Gas'con  y,   prov.   Fr.;  Gas'con. 

-land-flow  er. 

gash,   -ing,  gashed,  gash-vein. 

gar'lic,    -wort,    -lick  y,    -lie 

:-eat  er. 

gas'i  fy,     -ing,     -fied,     -fi  ca'tion. 

-mus  tard,    -shrub. 

-form. 

gar'ment,  -less. 

gas'ket. 

gar'ner,   -ing,   -nered. 

gas'kin. 

gar'net,    -if'er  ous,   -ber  ry, 

-work, 

gas'king. 

-blende,   -hinge,   -rock. 

gas'o  Hne     or     -lene,     -o  Her'     or 

gar'nish,    -ing,    -er,    -ee', 

-ee'ing. 

-a  lier',        gas  om'e  ter,        -e  try. 

-eed',    -ment,    -nished,    gar'nish- 

-o  met'ric,  -o  scope. 

bolt. 

gasp,    -ing,    -ing  ly,  gasped. 

Ga  ronne',  r.  Sp. 

Gaspe'   (-pa'),  dist.  Que. 

ga  roD'kuh. 

gas'sing,   -frame. 

gir'ran. 

gas  soul'  (-sool'). 

gir'ret,  -eer'. 

gas'tric,  -tri'tis. 

n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  <irn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  BaCh. 


gastrograph 


320 


genappe 


gas'tro  graph,  -tro  soph. 

gas  tron'o  my,  -o  mist,  -o  mer, 
-tro  nom'ic,    -ic  al. 

gas  tros'to  mize,  -mized,  -mi- 
zing,  -tros'to  my,  -trot'o  my, 
-tro  tom'ic. 

ga  ta'. 

gate,  -less,  -house,  -keep'er,  -man, 
-post,   -ward,   -way,   -wise. 

gate-bill,  =cham''ber,  =chan^nel, 
-end,  -fine,  =hook,  -meet^ing, 
-monkey,  -post,  -road,  -saw, 
-shut^ter,    -tow^er,    -valve,    -vein. 

gath'er,  -a  ble,  -er,  -ing,  -ered, 
gath'er  ing-board,  -coal,  -hoop, 
-i  ron,  -note,  -pallet,  -peat, 
-rod,    -string,    -thread. 

git'tre. 

gat  tine'   (-ten'). 

gauche    (gosh),    -rie'    (-re'). 

Gau  cher'   (go  sha'),   Fr.  writer. 

Gau'cho  (gou'cho),  pi.  -chos 
(-choz). 

Gau  cin'  (gou  then'  or  -sen'),  t. 
Sp.  i 

gaud,    -y,   -i  ly,   -i  ness,   -er  y. 

gau  de  a'mus  {or  gouMa  a'mus). 

gauge,  -a  ble,  gauged,  gau'ging, 
gau'ger,    -ger  ship.     See  gage. 

gauge' -bar,  -block,  -box,  -cock, 
-con  cus'sion,  -door,  -glass, 
-knife,  -lad  der,  -lathe,  -pin, 
-play,  -point,  -saw,  -stuff, 
-wheel,  gau'ging-caFi  per,  -rod, 
-rule,    -thread. 

Gaul  ti  er'  (go  te  a'),  Fr.  educa- 
tor. 

Gaul  tier  (goul'teer),  Leonhard, 
Ger.   engraver. 

gaum,   -less,   -y,   gaum'-like.  j 

gaunt,   -ly,   -ness.  j 

gaunt'let,      -ed,      -ing,     gaunt'let-   I 
guard,    -pipe,    -shield,    -sword.         I 

gauss   (gous).  } 

Gau'ta  ma      (gau'ta  ma),     Indian   i 
philos. 

Gau  ti  er'   (go  te  a'),    Fr.   novelist. 

gauze,  gauz'y,  -i  ness,  gauze' - 
dress  er,    -tree,    -winged.  i 

ga  vage'   (-vazh'). 

Ga  vaz'zi  (ga  vat'se).  It.  politi- 
cian. 

g&v'el,   -er,   -et,  -eled.  | 


giv'ot    or   ga  votte'. 

gawk,   -y,   -i  ness. 

gawp,   -ing,  gawped. 

gay,    gai'ly    or    gay'ly,    gai'e  ty    or 

gay'e  ty,       gay'ness,       gay'some, 

gay'featil  er,   a   plant. 
gay' -you  (gi'-u). 
gaze,    gazed,    gaz'ing,    gaze'hound, 

gaz'ing -stock. 
ga  z611e  or  ga  zel'. 
ga  z6tte',    -zet'ted,    -zet'ting,    gaz'- 

et  teer'. 
gaz  zet'ta  (gat  set'ta). 
gean  (gen). 
gear  (ger),   -ing,  geared,  gear-box, 

-cut  ter,    -wheel,    gear'ing-chain, 

-wheel. 
Gea'ry   (ge'ry  or  ga'-),   co.   Kan. 
Gea'ry    (ga'ry    or    ge'ry),     Amer. 

gen. 
geat  (jet). 

Ge  au'ga  (je  a'ga),  co.  O. 
geb'ble. 

Ge'ber  (ge'-),   Bih. 
Ge'bir  (je'-).  Fiction. 
geck'o. 

gee'bung  (je'-). 
geen. 

Gef'le   (yev'la),   t.   Sw. 
Ge  ha'zi,  Bih. 
Ge  hen'na  (ge-),  Bih. 
Gei'kie    (gee'ki),    Eng.    auth. 
Gei'sen  hei  mer. 
Geish   (gash),   mt.   Afr. 
gei'sha   (ga'-). 
geit'je  (git'ye). 
ge  la'sian  (je  la'shan). 
gel'a  tin    or   -tine    (jgl'-),    -tin  ate, 

-tin'i  form,  -tin  if'er  ous,  ge  lat'i- 

nate,   -na  ted,    -na  ting,    -na'tion, 

ge  lat'i  nize,  -nized,  -i  nous,  -nous- 

ly,   -nous  ness. 
ge  leem'   (ge-). 
ge  los'co  py  (je-). 
gem  (jem),    -cut  ting,   -en  grav^ing, 

-peg,    -ring,     -sculp^ture,     -stick, 

-stone,    gem'my. 
gem 'el    (jem'-),    -ring,    -win  dow. 
gem'i  nate    (jem'-),    -ly,    -na  tive, 

-na'tion. 
Gem'i  ni  (jem'-),  -i  nid. 
gems'bok   (gemz'-),  gems'horn. 
ge  nappe'  (je  nap'). 


fate,   fat,   far,   fall,   fire,   f^st,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,    ice,   In,   note, 


gendarme 


321 


germiculturist 


gen  darme'     (jen  darm'     or     zhon^- 

darm'),    pi-    gen'darmes'    (zh6h^- 

darm'),   -darm'er  ie  or  -er  y. 
gen'der,   -less. 
gen''e  al'o  gy  (jen''-),  -ogist,  -ogize, 

-gized,    -gi'zing,    -a  log'ic,    -ic  al, 

-al  ]y. 
gen'er  al,  -ize,  -ized,  -f  zer,  -lazing, 

-i''za  hie,  -1  za'tion,  -al  ly,  -al'i  ty. 
gen'er  ate,      -a^ted,      -ting,      -tive, 

-tor,    -able,    -a  bil'i  ty,    -a'tion, 
ge  ngr'ic,   -ic  al,   -al  ly,    -al  ness. 
gen'er  ous,  -ly,  -ness,  -os'i  ty. 
Gen  e  see'    (i6n-),    co.    Mich'.;    co. 

N.  Y. 
Gen  e  se'o,  c.  111.;  vil.  N.  Y. 
gen'e  sis,  pi.  -ses  (-sez),  ge  net'ic, 

-ic  al,  -al  ly. 
Gen'e  sis,  Bih. 
Ge  ne'va,     G.     ar  hi  traction,     G. 

a  ward^     G.     Bi  ble,     G.     con- 

ven''tion,   G.   cross,    G.   goWn. 
Gen  e  vieve'  (jen  e  vev'),  heroine  of 

a  ballad   by  Coleridge. 
Ge  nev'ra,    in   Orlando   Furioso. 
gen  e  vrette'  (jen-). 
Gen'ghis     Khan     (jen'gis     kan), 

Asiatic  conqueror. 
ge'nJ  al     {or    jen'ial),     -ly,     -ness, 

-al'i  ty. 
Ge  nin'    (zha  nan'),    Fr.    philol. 
gen'i  tive,  -i  ti'val  {or  jen'i  tiv  al). 
gen'ius    (jen'yus   or    ge'nl  us),    pi. 

-es   (-ez). 
ge'ni  us,    a   spirit;    pi.    ge'nl  i. 
ge'ni  us     lo  cl. 
Gen  nfis'a  ret   (gen-),  Bih. 
Gen'o  a  (jen-),  prov.  It.;   t.  N.  Y. 

-o  ese'    {or   -ez'). 
gen'o  type  (jen'-). 
Ge  noude'   (zhe  nood'),   Fr.   jour. 
gen' re   (zhan'r). 
gens   (jenz),   pi.   gcn'tcs   (-tez). 
Gen'seric  (jen'-).  King  of  the  Van- 
dals. 
gent,  gen  teel',  -teel'ly,  -teel'ness. 
gen'tian    (jen'shan),    -wort,    -bif- 

ter,    -splr^it. 
Gen'tile,    Bih.      Gen'tile    or    gen'- 

tile,    among    the    Mormons,    one 

who  is  not  of  their  church, 
gen'tile   {or  -til),   -til  ism. 
Gen  til  ly'    (zhoii  te  ye'),    t.    Fr. 


gen'tle,  -ness,  -tly,  -try,  -tie  folk, 
-tie  hood,  -tie  man,  -man  hood, 
-man  like,  -man  ly,  -li  ness,  -man- 
ship,    -wom  an,    =heart  ed. 

ggn  u  fleet'  (jen-),  -ed,  -ing,  -flec'- 
tion  or  -flex'ion. 

gen'u  Jne,  -ine  ly,   -ine  ness. 

ge'nus,   pi.  gen'e  ra. 

ge'ode,  -o  des'ic,  -ic  al,  -od'e  sist, 
-e  sy,  -o  det'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly, 
-det'ics. 

Geoffrey   (jgf'ry),   Eng.  chron. 

Geof  froy'  (zho  frwa'),  Fr.  painter. 

ge  og'e  ny  (-6j'-),  -e  nous,  -o- 
gen'ic. 

ge  og'no  sy,  -nos'tic,  -tic  al,  -al  ly. 

ge  og'ra  phy,  -ra  pher,  -o  graph'- 
ic,   -ic  al,   -al  ly. 

ge  ol'o  gy,  -o  gist,  -o  gize,  -gized, 
-glazing,    -o  log'ic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly. 

ge'o  man  cy,  -man  cer,  -man'tic, 
-tic  al,    -al  ly. 

ge  om'e  try,  -om'e  trize,  -trized, 
-tri'zing,  -o  met'ric,  -ric  al,  -al- 
ly,   -om  e  tri'cian   (-trish'an). 

ge'o  mor^phy,  -mor'phic,  -mor- 
phol'o  gy. 

Ge'orgs  wal  de  (ga'orgs  val  de),  t. 
Aust. 

Ge'ra  (ga'ra),  t.  Ger.     Ge'ra,  Bih. 

ge'rah  (ge'-). 

ge  ra'ni  um. 

gerbe   (jerb). 

ger'faFcon  (jer'fa^kn)  or  gyr'-. 

Ger'ge  senes'   (ger^'ge-),   Bih. 

Ger'ge  sites   (ger'ge-),   Bih. 

G6r'i  zim  (ger'-),   Bih. 

germ,  -ule,  =3.^ re  a,  =cell,  -cup, 
-dis  ease,  -disk,  =form,  =-gland, 
'his  to  ry,  -lay  er,  -mem  brane, 
-plas  ma  (=plaz-),  -pore,  -shield, 
-stock,    -tube,    -ves  i  cle. 

ger' man,  closely  related;  a  term 
used  in  dancing. 

Ger'man,  pertaining  to  Germany, 
-man  ism,  -man  ist,  -man  ize, 
-ized,  -lazing,  -i  za'tion,  -man'ic, 
-man  o  phobe,  -o  pho'bi  a. 

ger  man'der. 

ger  mane'. 

ger'man  town,  a  carriage. 

ger'mi  cide,  -ciMal,  -mi  cul  ture, 
-cul'tur  ist. 


not,  nor,  use,  iip,  iirn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 

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germinate 


322 


gill'hooter 


ger'mi  nate,  -na^ted,  -na'ting, 
-nant,    -nal,   -na  tor,    -na'tion. 

Ge  ron'i  mo,  Indian  chief. 

Ge  ronte'  (zha  ront'),  a  character 
in  Moliere's  comedy. 

Gfir'ry,  Vice-pres.  U.  S. 

ger'ry  man  der  (ger'-),  -der  ing, 
-dered . 

gfir'und  (j6r'-),  ge  run'di  al,  -al  ly, 
-run'di  val,    -run'dive,   -dive  ly. 

Ger  vi'nus  (ger  ve'n^s),  Ger. 
hist. 

ger  yg'o  ne  (jer  ig'-). 

Ge  se'ni  us  (ge  se'n!  iis),  Ger. 
orientalist. 

GSsh'u  rites  (gesh'-),  Bih. 

GessCler  (ges'ler),  Aust.  tyrant. 

ges'so  (jes'-). 

ges  tate'  (jes-),  -ta'ted,  ta'ting, 
-ta  to'ry,  -to'ri  al. 

ges  tic'u  late  (jes-),  -lasted,  -ting, 
-tive,  -tor,   -to'ry,  -la'tion. 

ges'ture  (jes'-),  -tured,  -tur  ing, 
-tur  er,  -tur  al,  -ture  less,  ges'- 
ture =lan  guage,  -speech. 

get,  -ter,  -ting,  got,  got'ten, 
get'«noth  ing,   =up,    get'ting-rock. 

Geth  sem'a  ne,  Bih. 

Ge  va'ert  (ha  va'6rt),  Belg.  com- 
poser. 

gew'gaw  (gu'ga),  -gawed. 

gey'ser  (gi'-),   -ic,   -ser  ite. 

ghast'ly  (gast'-),   -li  ness. 

ghat  or  ghaut. 

ghd  ivd'zee. 

Ghe'ber  (ge'ber  or  ga'-)  or  Gue'- 
ber. 

ghee  (ge),  a  liquid  butter. 

gher'kin  (ger'-). 

Ghel  to  (get'to  or  gat'o),  pi. 
Ghet'tl  or  -tos  (-toz). 

ghor,  a  valley. 

ghost,  -like,  -ly,  -li  ness,  -fish, 
-land,  -ship,  ■=can''dle,  '=coal,  -de'- 
mon,  ^flow^er,  =moth,  -plant,  -seer, 
-show,  -soul,  -sto  ry,  -train, 
-word. 

ghoul    (gool),    -ish,    -ish  ly. 

ghur  ry. 

Gia  CO  mel'li     (ja  ko  mel'le)      Fr. 


pamter. 
Giam'schid 

Myth. 


(zham'shid),       Pers. 


gi'ant,       -ess,       -ant  ish,       -ship, 

gi'ant-ket  tie,     -kill  er,     -quell  er, 

g.     pop^py,    g.    pow  der,    giant's 

stride. 
giaour  (jour). 
Giar're   (jar'ra),  t.  It. 
gib    (jib),    -bing,   gibbed,   gib'staff. 
gib     (gib),     -ber,     -ber  ish,     -bing, 

-bered,     gib-cat,     -fish,     -keel  er, 

-tub. 
gi  ba'ro  {or  he'baro),  pi.  -ros  (-roz). 
gib'bet    (jib'-),  -ed,    -ing,    gib'bet- 

tree. 
gib'bon. 

gib'bous,    -ly,    -ness,    -bos'i  ty. 
gibe   (jib),   gibed,   gib'ing,   gib'er. 
GJb'e  a,  Bih. 

gib'let  (jib'-),   -check,   -cheek. 
gi'bus  (ji'bus  or  zhe'bu). 
gJd'dy,    -di  ly,    -di  ness,    -dy-head, 

-head  ed,   -paced,   -pate,   -paf'ed. 
gies  (ges),  mats  of  bark. 
gift,      -ed,      -ed  ness,     gift'-en^ter- 

prise,    -horse,    -rope. 
gig>    -ger,    -ging,    gigged,    gig'man, 

gigs'man. 
gig'-lamp,        -ma  chine^        -mill, 

-sad  die,     -saw,     -tree,     gig'ging- 

ma  chine''. 
gi  gan'tic    (ji-),    -gan'te  an,    -gan- 

tesque'. 
gig'gle,   -glcd,   -gling,   -gler. 
Gig  noux'  (zhen  yoo'),  Fr.  painter. 
Gi  goux'   (zhe  goo'),    Fr.   painter. 
gigue   (zheg). 
Gi'h6n,  Bih. 
Gi'la    (he'la),    r.    Col.;    co.    Ariz. 

G.   monaster. 
gil'bert,  a  magnetic  unit. 
Gil  Blis  (zhel  bias),    hero   of  the 

romance   by   Le   Sage. 
Gilbo'a,  Bih. 
gild,    -ed,    -ing,    -er,   gild'ing-press, 

-size,    -tool,    -wax. 
Giles  (jilz),  Amer.  clergyman. 
gi  let'  (zhe  la') . 
GH'gai,  Bih. 
gil'guy  (gTl'gi),   -hooter. 
gill    (gil),    -ing,    -er,    gilled,    gill'- 

arch,      -bar,      -box,      -breath  er, 

-cav'i  ty,         -cham'ber,         -cleft, 

-comb,         -cov  er,         -fiFa  ment, 

-fish  ing,   -flap,   -frame,   -hoot  er, 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,   fast,   sofa,    mete,   met,   her,   ice,   In,    note. 


gill-lid 


glariness 


-lid,  -ma  chine^  -mem'brane, 
-net,  -net  ter,  -net  ting,  -o  pen- 
ing,  -plate,  -plume,  -rak^er, 
«sac,   -slit. 

gill  (jil),   -beer,   -house. 

Gil  les'pie    (gil-),    Amer.   engineer. 

Giriott  (gil'lot),  Eng.  manfr.  of 
steel   pens. 

gil'ly  flow^er  (jil'-),  -floVer-ap''- 
ple. 

gilriv'age  (gil-). 

gilt,  -head,  a  fish;  -poll,  -tail, 
-bronze,    -edged. 

gim'bal  (jTm'-),  -bals,  gim'bal- 
jawed. 

gim'crack  (jim'-),   -er  y. 

gime. 

gim'let,  -ed  or  -ted,  -ing  or  -ting, 
gim'let-eye,  -eyed. 

gimp,  -ing,  -y,  gimp' -nail. 

gin  (jin),  -ner,  -ning,  ginned,  gin'- 
block,  -horse,  -house,  -mill, 
-pal'ace,  -race,  -ring,  -saw, 
-shop,  -tac'kle,  -wheel,  gin  fizz, 
g.  sling. 

ginge   (ginj). 

gin'ger  (jin'jer),  -ade,  -bread,  -ly, 
-nut,  -ous,  -snap,  -wort,  -grass, 
-pine,  ginger  ale,  g.  beer,  g. 
pop,  g.  wine,  gin'ger  bread- 
palm,  =plum,    -tree,    -work. 

ging'ham  (ging'am). 

ging'ko  (ging'-),   -tree. 

gin'seng  (jin'-). 

gio  co'so   (jo  ko'so). 

Gior  da'no  (jor  da'no),  It.  painter. 

Gior  gio'ne  (jor  jo'na).  It. 

painter. 

Giot'to  (jSt'to),  It.  painter; 
Giot  tesque'   (jot  tesk'). 

Gio  van'ni   (jo  van'ne),   It.   philos. 

Gip'sy  or  Gyp'sy  (jip'-),  n. 

gip'sy,  v.,  -ing,  -dom,  -ism,  -ry, 
-wort,  -Sled,  gip'sy-cart,  -herb, 
-herring,  -moth,  -winch,  g.  rose. 

gi  raffe'   (ji  raf). 

gir'an  dole  (jir'-). 

Gi  rard'   (zhe  rar'),    Fr.   philol. 

Gi  rard',  Stephen  (je  rard'), 
founder  of  Girard   College. 

gird,   -ed,   -ing,   -er. 

gird'er,  -age,  -bridge,  gird'ing- 
beam,  -hook. 


gir'dle,    -died,    -dling,    -dler,    gir'- 

dle-belt,    -bone,    -knife,    -swiv^el, 

-wheel. 
Gir'ga  shite  or  -site  (ger'-),  Bih. 
girl,  -ie,  -ish,  -ishly,  -ishness,  -hood. 
gi'ro  (je'ro). 
Gi  ronde'       (jl  rond'),       -ron'dist, 

-ron'din. 
gir'ouette'  (zher^'wet'). 
girt,  -Hne. 
girth,   -ing,  girthed, 
gist  (jist). 

gi  td'no   (jl-),    fem.   -td'na. 
Giu  glia'no    (jool  ya'no),    t.    It. 
Giuliano'va  (joolea  no'va),  t.  It. 
gius'to    (joDs'to). 

give,   gave,   giv'en,   giv'ing,   giv'er. 
Gi  vet'  (zhe  va'),  t.  Fr. 
gi  vre    (zhe'vr). 

giz'zard,   -fallen,   -shad,   -trout. 
gla  bres'cent. 
gla  ce   (gla  sa'). 
gla'cial  (-shal  or  -shi  al),  -ist,  -ly, 

-ci  ate    (-shI  at),    -a^ted,    -a  ting, 

-a'tion. 
gla'cier       (-sher)        or       gla'ci  er 

(glas'I  er),  -et,  -ci  ol'o  gy  (-shI-), 

-ogist,  -olog'ical   (-loj'-),  -om'e- 

ter,  -ci  ere'  (gl3.s  i  ar'). 
gla'cis. 

gla  giire'  (gla  soor'). 
glad,     -der,     -dest,     -den,     -dened, 

-den  ing,       -ly,       -ness,       -some, 

-some  ly,    -some  ness,    glad' -eye, 

a  bird. 
glade,   -net. 
giad'i  a  tor,    -ism,    -ship,    -to'ri  al, 

-ri  an. 
gla  di'o  lus,   glad'i  ole. 
Glad'stone,  -sto'ni  an. 
glair,  -in,  -ing,  -e  ous,  -y,  glaired, 
gl&m'our  {or  gla'mur),   -ous,  ous- 

ly,  -ly. 
glance,    glanced,    glan'cing,    -cing- 

ly,   glance'-coal,   -fish,   -pitch. 
gland,     -box,     -cock,     glan'du  lar, 

-lar  ly,        -dule,        -du  lifer  ous, 

-du  lous. 
glan  da'ceous,    -da'ri  ous,    -dif'er- 

ous,   -di  form. 
glan'der,  -ous,  -ders. 
glare,     glared,     glar'ing,      -ing  ly, 

-ing  ness,    -y,    -i  ness. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  iip,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  BaCh. 


glass 


324 


glutinosity 


glass,  -y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness,  -ful, 
-chord,  -eye,  a  bird;  a  fish; 
-man,    -ware,    -work,    -wort. 

glass' =ar^go  naut,  -blow  er,  -cav^- 
i  ty,  =ce  ment,  -cloth,  =col  or  ing, 
-crab,  -cut  ter,  -dust,  -en  am^el, 
-en  grav^ing,  -eyed,  -fur  nace, 
-gall,  -gaz^ing,  -grind  er,  -hard, 
-house,  where  glass  is  made; 
-mak''er,  -met  al,  -mold,  -mount- 
er. 

glass' =ov  en,  -painter,  -paper, 
-pot,  -press,  -rolFing,  -rope, 
-shell,  -shrimp,  -sil  ver  ing, 
-snail,  -snake,  -soap,  -solder- 
ing, -spin  ning,  -sponge,  -stain- 
er,  -tin  ner,  -tongs,  -weld  ing, 
-work  er,  -works,  g.  coach, 
glass'ing-jack,    -ma  chine. 

Glau'ber  (glou'ber),  Ger.  chem.; 
G.  salt,  glau'ber  ite. 

glau'cous,  of  a  greenish  color. 

Glau'cus,  Ichth.  and  Conch, 
genus;  glau'cus. 

glave   or  glaive,   glaved. 

glaze,  glazed,  glaz'ing,  -y,  glaze- 
kiln,  -wheel,  glaz'ing-bclr^rel,  -ma- 
chine, -pan  el,  -tool,    -wheel. 

gla'zer,  one  who  or  that  which 
glazes;  gla'zier  (-zher),  one  who 
sets  window  glass. 

gleam,   -ing,   -y,   gleamed. 

glean,  -er,   -ing,  gleaned. 

glebe,   -less,   glebe -house,    -land. 

glede. 

gledge   (glej),   gledged,   gledg'ing. 

glee,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -some,  -man, 
-club. 

gleek,  -ing,  gleeked. 

gleet. 

Gleig  (gleg),  Scot,   divine. 

Gleim   (glim),  Ger.  poet. 

glen. 

Glen'dower  (-door),  Welsh  chief- 
tain. 

glen  gir'ry,  a  cap. 

glib,   -ly,   -ness. 

glide,  -wort,  glid'ed,  -er,  -ing, 
-ing  ly,  glid'ing-plane. 

glim'mer,  -ing,   -ing  ly,   -mered. 

glimpse,   glimps'ing,   glimpsed. 

glis  sdde',  -san'do  (gles  san'do), 
glis'sant. 


-ing,   -tened. 

-ing  ly,   -y,    -tered. 


glis' ten  (-n), 

glit'ter,   -ing, 

gloam,  -ing. 

gloat,  -ed,   -ing. 

globe,     glo'bate,     -baited,     -bose, 

(-bos'),  -bose'ly,  -bos'i  ty, 

globe'wise,  -fish,  -fiow^er,  glob'y. 
globe' -am'a  ranth,  -an  i  mal, 

-dai  sy,    -ra  nun^cu  lus,    -run  ner, 

-sight,     -sla^ter,     -this  tie,     -trot^- 

ter,    -tube,     -tu''lip,    g.    cock,    g. 

lightening,  g.  valve. 
gl6b'ule,    -u  Tar,    -lar  ly,    -lar  ness, 

-u  let,     -u  lin,      -u  lism,      -u  list, 

-u  lite,      -u  lit'ic,  -u  loid,  -u  lose, 

-u  lous,    -lous  ness. 
glo'chis  (-kis). 
gloom,     -ing,      -y,      -i  ly,     -i  ness, 

gloomed. 
glo'ri  fy,  -ing,  -fi  er,  -fied,  -fl  ca'- 

tion. 
glo'ry,    -ri  ous,    -ous  ly,    -ous  ness, 

glo'ry-flow  er,   -hole,  -pea,   -vine. 
gl5ss,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -er,    -less,    -y, 

-i  ly,    -i  ness,    glossed. 
glds'sa  ry,    -rist,     -sa'ri  al,    -ri  an, 

glos'sate. 
glos'so  graph,     -sog'ra  pher,     -ra- 

phy,    -graph'ic  al. 
glos  sol'o  gy,    -o  gist,    -so  log'ic  al 

(-16J'-). 
Glos'ter  or  Glou'ces  ter  (glos'ter), 

a  kind  of  cheese. 
gl6t'tis,     pi.     -tl  des     (-dez),     -tal, 

-tic,    -tid,    -tid'e  an. 
Glou'ces  ter    (glSs'ter),    t.    N.  J.; 

t.   Mass.;   t.   Eng. 
glove   (gluv),  glov'er,  -ing,  gloved, 

glove-band,      -bufton  er,      -calf, 

-clasp,     -fight,     -hdok,     -leaOl  er, 

-mak^er,  -money,  -sheep,   -shield, 

-siFver,   -sponge,   -stretchier. 
glow,   -ing,   -ing  ly,   glowed,   glow'- 

worm,   -lamp. 
glow'er  (glour),   -ing,  -ered. 
gloze,   glozed,   gloz'ing. 
Gliick,   Ger.  jurist. 
glu  com'e  ter. 
glu'cose    (-kos),    -co  sid    or    side, 

-cos'ic. 
glue,     glued,     glu'ing,     -er,     -ey, 

-ey  ness,   -ish,   -tin  ous,   -ous  ness, 

-ti  nos'i  ty. 


fate,   f3,t,    far,   fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


glue -boiler 


325 


gold-stick 


glue' -boiler,   -can,   -dri  er,  -plant, 

-pot,    -size,     -stock,     glu'ing-ma- 

chine^   -press. 
glum,   -ly,   -ness. 
glume,  glu'mous,  -mel'la,  -meVlu  la, 

-mif'er  ous,    -mi  flo  rous. 
glut,   -ted,   -ling,   glut'-her^ring. 
glu'ten,    -bread,   -ca^se  in,    -fibrin. 
glu'tin  ize,  -ized,  -f  zing. 
gliit'ton     (-tn),     -ish,     -ize,     -ized, 

-i^zing,  -ous,  -ous  ly,  -ous  ness,  -y. 
glyc'er  in   or   -ine   (glis'-),    -er  ize, 

-ized,   -i''zing. 
glyph   (glif),  '-ic. 
glyph'o  graph,       -graph'ic,       gly- 

phog'ra  pher,   -ra  phy. 
glyp'tic,  -tics,  -to  graph,  -graph'ic, 

-tog'ra  pher,  -ra  phy. 
Gmel'i  na  (mel'-). 
gnarl,  -ing,  -y,  gnarled,  gnarl'ing- 

tool. 
gnash,   -ing,   -ing  ly,  gnashed. 
gnat,      -ling,      -catchier,      -flow^er, 

-hawk,    -worm. 
gnat'ter,  -ing,   -tered. 
gnaw,   -a  ble,   -ing,   -er,  gnawed. 
gneiss  (nis),  gnels'sic,   -sold,   -sose 

(-sos). 
Gneist,   Ger.  publicist. 
gnome    (nom),    gnomed,    gnom'ic 

{or     nom'-),     -ic  al,    -al  ly,    -ist, 

gnome -owl. 
gno'mon,      -ist,      -mon'ic,      -ic  al, 

-al  ly,    -mon'ics,    -mon  ol'o  gy. 
gno'sis     (no'-),     gnos'tic,     -tic  al, 

-al  ly,   -ti  cize,   -cized,.  -ci^zing. 
Gnos'tic,   -ti  cism. 
gnu  (nu). 
go,    -er,    -ing,    went,    goes,    gone, 

go'-a  head',  a.,  -a  head'a  tive,  -a- 

head'a  tive  ness,  -be  tween^,    -by, 

-cart,    -down,    -har  vest,    go'ing- 

bar^rel,     -fu  see^     (-zeO,    -wheel, 

go'ings-on,      go=to-bed-at=noon, 

a  plant;  go-to=meet^ing,  a. 
goad,    -ed,    -ing,    -ster,   goads'man, 

goad'^spur. 
goal,   -keep^er,   -post. 
goat,       -ish,       -ish  ly,       -ish  ness, 

-beard,      a     plant;      -chaffer,      a 

beetle;      -fish,     -head,      a     bird; 

-herd,       -land,       -skin,       -stone, 

-suck'er,  a  bird;   -weed. 


goat'-an^te  lope,  -bush,  -leath''er, 
-mar^jo  ram,  -milkier,  -moth, 
-owl,  goat's'-bane,  -beard,  -foot, 
-horn,  -rue,  -thorn,  goat'weed- 
but'ter  fly. 

gob,  -bing,  gobbed,  gob'-line, 
'road. 

go  bang'. 

gob'ble,    -bled,   -bier,   -bling. 

G6b'e  lin   {or  g6b'lah'),    Fr.   dyer. 

go'be  Hng  {or  gob'-  or  go  be- 
lan'). 

g6b'let,   -cell,   -shaped. 

g6b'lin. 

go  bdr'ro. 

go  bur'ra. 

god,  -child,  -daugh^ter,  -dess, 
-fa  ther,  -hood,  -less,  -less  ly, 
-less  ness,  -hke,  -like  ness,  -ly, 
-li  ly,  -li  ness,  -moth^er,  -send, 
-ship,  -son,  -wit,  a  bird;  god- 
mak^er,   -tree. 

God,  -head,  -ward,  -fear  ing,  -for- 
sak^en,    -speed,   God's'-a^cre. 

Go  di'va,  title  of  a  poem  by  Ten- 
nyson. 

Goen  toer'  (goon  toor'),  vol.  Java. 

Goes   (hoos),   t.   Neth. 

Goe  the'  (gwet  te'),  tp.  S.  C. 

Goe'the   (ge'te),   Ger.   auth. 

go'e  ty,   -e  tic. 

goffer,  -ing,  -fered,  goffer  ing- 
i'ron,    -press,    -tool. 

gog'gle,  -gled,  -gling,  -gler,  -gly, 
gog'gle  nose,   -gle-eye,   -eyed. 

goi'ter  or  -tre,  -tered,  -trous,  -tral, 
goi'ter-stick. 

Go'i  to  (go'e  to),  vil.  It. 

gold,  -en,  -bas  ket,  a  plant; 
-breast,  a  bird;  -crest,  a  bird; 
-cup,  a  plant;  -dust,  a  plant; 
-finch,  -fin'ny,  -fish,  -ham^mer, 
a  bird;  -sin  ny,  a  fish;  -smith, 
-spink,  -stone,  -tail,  a  moth; 
-thread,  a   plant;    -wasp,    -worm. 

gold' -bank,  -bearding,  -heather, 
-block^ing,  -book,  -bound, 
-cush^ion,  -dig^ger,  -dust,  -frrn, 
-field,  -filled,  -find^er,  -foil,  -fur^- 
nace,  -ham''mer,  -hunt'er,  -knife, 
-leaf,  -liFy,  -mine,  -minting, 
-mole,  -note,  -paint,  -pow^der, 
-proof,       -shell,       -size,       -stick. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  drn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  BaCh. 


gold=washer 


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-washier,  -of»pleas  ure,  a  plant; 
gold'smith-bee^tle. 

gold'en  back,  a  bird;  -en  bough, 
a  plant;  -en  bug,  a  bird;  -en- 
chain, a  plant;  -en  club,  a 
plant;  -en  ear,  a  moth;  -en  eye, 
a  duck;  a  fish;  an  insect;  -en- 
head,  a  duck;  -en  knap,  a  bird; 
-en  maid,  a  fish;  -en  pert,  a 
plant;  -en  rod,  a  plant;  -en  seal, 
a  plant. 

gold'en-cheeked,  »flow^er,  ^spoon, 
a  tree;  ^swift,  a  moth;  gold'en- 
rod=tree. 

golf,  -er,  -ing,  golf=club,  -stick, 
golf'ing=ground,  golf  arm. 

G6rg6  tha.  Bib. 

go'li  a. 

go'li  ard,   -y,    -ar  der  y,    -ar'dic. 

go  li'ath,  =bee'tle.     Go  li'ath.  Bib. 

Go  mSr'rah,  Bib. 

gon'do  la,   -do  let,   -do  lier'. 

gone.     See  go. 

Gon'er  il,  daughter  of  King  Lear. 

gon'fa  Ion,  -fa  Ion  ier'. 

g6ng,  =bell,  -ham^mer,  -met^al, 
=stand. 

go  nl  om'e  ter,  -e  try,  -o  met'ric, 
-ric  al. 

gon  or  rhe'a  or  -rhoe'-  (-re'-), 
-rhe'al. 

gdod,  -ish,  -like,  -ly,  -li  ness,  -ness, 
-y,    -man,    -wife,    -sire. 

good' -by  or  -bye,  -con  di^tioned, 
-day,  n.,  -e  ven,  n.,  -e'ven  ing, 
n.,  -morn  ing,  n.,  -mor^row,  n., 
-night,  n.,  -will,  of  a  business; 
g.  will. 

goods -en  gine,  -shed,  -train, 
-truck,    -van,    -wag''on. 

good'y-bread,  -good,  -good'y, 
-good'y  ism. 

goor. 

goose,  pi.  geese,  goose'beak,  a 
fish;  -ber'ry,  -fish,  -flesh,  -foot, 
a  plant;  -herd,  -neck,  -tongue, 
a  plant;  goos'y. 

goose' -bird,  -brant,  -corn,  -egg, 
-footled,  -grass,  -green,  -gull, 
-house,  -mus^sel,  -pim'ples, 
-quill,  -skin,  -step,  -tan^sy, 
-wing,  goose'ber^ry-bush,  -moth, 
goos'ey-ganMer. 


gOD'tOD. 

gope,   goped,   gop'ing. 

go'pher,   -root,   a  shrub;  -wood,  a 

tree;  go'pher-man,  -snake,  -wood, 

the  yellow -wood. 
go'pu  ra   (-poo-). 
gor'-crow. 
Gor'di  an. 
gore,   gored,   gor'ing,   -y,   gore'bill, 

a  fish;   gore'-strake. 
gorge,      gorged,      gor'ging,      -ger, 

gorge-cur'tain,    -hook. 
gor'geous  (-jus),   -ly,   -ness. 
gdr'get  (-jet). 
Gor'gi  o  (-gl-). 
gor'gon,      -go'ne  an      or      -ni  an, 

-go  nei'on,  -gon  esque',  gor'gon's- 

head. 
go  ril'la. 
gor'mand  or  gour'-  (goor'-),   -ize, 

-ized,    -I'zer,    -i''zing. 
gftr'ri  on. 
gorse,  gors'y,  gorse'hatch,  a  bird; 

-hop^per,  a  bird;  -duck, 
gos'hawk. 
Go'shen,  Bib. 
go'shen  ite. 

gos'ling      (goz'-),      gos  let,      -ling- 
green. 
g6s'pel,  -er,  -ize,  -ized,  -i'zing,  gos'- 

pel-list,   -oak,    -oath,   -tree, 
gos'sa  mer,  -y. 
gos'sip,   -er,    -ing  or   -ping,   -siped 

or   -sipped,    -y,    -mon''ger. 
gos  soon'. 

gos'sy  pine,  -sy  pose  (-pos). 
go'ta. 
G6th,    -ic,    -i'cism,    -incize,    -cized, 

-ci''zing,  -i  cist. 
Go'tham,  t.  Eng.,  a  name  applied 

to  New  York  city;  -ist,  -ite. 
G6tt'schalk,  Amer.  composer. 
gouache  (gwash). 
gou  a  ree'   (goo  a  re'). 
gouge     (gouj),     gouged,     gou'ging 

(-jing),         gou'ger,         gouge-bit, 

-chis'el,    -fur''row,    -sUp. 
Gough    (gof),    Amer.    temperance 

reformer. 
gou' j on  (goo'-). 
gou'lard  (goo'-). 
gou'lash  (goo'-). 
Gou'nod'  (goo^no'),  Fr.  composer. 


fate,    fat,    far,   fall,    fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   mSt,   her,   ice,   In,    note, 


gourd 


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gourd,  -y,  -i  ness,  -mouth,  a  fish; 
-worm,  =meFon,  "shaped,  -shell, 
-tree,  gourd'seed=suck^er,    a  fish. 

gour  met'  (goor  ma'  or  goor'met). 

gou'rou=nut  (goo'roo-). 

gout,  -ish,  -y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness,  -weed, 
-wort,    »stone,   gout'y=gall. 

Gouv  er  neur'  (goov  er  noor'), 

vil.   N.  Y. 

gov'ern  (guv'-),  -a  ble,  -ble  ness, 
-bil'i  ty,  -erned,  -em  ing,  -ess, 
-ment,   -men'tal,   -or  ship. 

gov'ern  or,  -block,  -gender  al, 
-valve,  gou'ver  ndnte'   (gdb^-). 

gown,  -ing,  -boy,  -man,  gowned, 
gown=piece. 

grab,  -bing,  -ber,  grabbed,  grab- 
all,  -bag,  -game,  -hook,  -i  ron, 
-line. 

grab'ble,   -bled,   -bhng. 

Grac'chus  (grak'us),  Rom.  states- 
man. 

grace,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful  ness,  -less, 
-less  ly,  -less  ness,  graced,  gra'- 
cing,  the  Graces,  Myth.;  grace' - 
hoop,  -note,  -stroke,  -term,  -wife. 

grac'ile  (gras'il),  gra  cil'i  ty. 

grd  ci  o'so. 

gra'cious,   -ly,    -ness. 

gra'date,  -da''ted,  -ting,  -da'tim, 
-da'tion,    -tion  al,    grad'a  to  ry. 

grade,  grad'ed,  -ing,  -er,  gra'di- 
ent,  grad'ing=in  stru  ment,  -plow, 
-scrapper,    -shov^el. 

gra  di'no  (gra  de'no)  pi.  -nos 
(-noz). 

grd'do. 

grad'u  al,   -ly,   -ness,   -ist,  -al'i  ty. 

grad'u  ate,  -ship,  -a''ted,  -a  ting, 
-and',  -a''tor,  -to^ry,  -a'tion, 
-tion-en''gine. 

Graeme   (gram),   Scotch  poet. 

gra}. 

griff,   -age. 

graft,  -age,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  graft' -hy'- 
brid,  -hy  brid  i  za''tion  (=hi-). 

graft'ing-chis'el,  -knife,  -saw, 
-tool,    -wax. 

Gra'ham  (-am),  a  diet  reformer; 
-ize,  -ized,  -i^zing,  -ism,  -ite,  G. 
bread. 

grail,  a  cup  or  chalice. 

grail   or  graille,   a  file. 


grain,  -age,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  -fields, 
grained,  grains'man. 

grain' -aFco  hoi,  -bin,  -bind'er, 
-bruis'er,  -car,  -clean''er,  -cra''- 
dle,  -damp^er,  -door,  -driver  or 
-dry^er,  -farm,  -fork,  -gage 
-har^vest  er,  -hulFer,  -I6ath^er, 
-me^ter,  -mill,  -mois^ten  er, 
-moth,  -oil,  -rake,  -sack^er, 
-scale,  -scour'er,  -screen,  -sep^- 
a  ra  tor,  -shov'el,  -soap,  -staff, 
-test'er,  -tin,  -tree,  -wee^vil, 
-wheel. 

grain'ing-board,  -coFors,  -plate, 
-tool. 

gram  or  gramme,  -cen''ti  me  ter, 
-de  gree^   -me'ter. 

gra' ma -grass. 

gram' mar,  -ma'ri  an,  -an  ism, 
-mar  less,  -mat'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly, 
-al  ness,  -mat'i  cism,  -cize, 
-cized,   -ci''zing,    -ma  tol'a  try. 

gram'o  phone. 

gram'pus. 

grin'a  ry,  -bee'tle. 

grand,  -ly,  -ness,  -aunt,  -child, 
-daugh^ter,  -farther,  -ther  ly, 
-ma,  -mSm  ma'  or  -ma  ma'  {or 
-ma'ma),  -moth'er,  -er  ly, 

-neph'ew  (-nef-  or  -nSv'-), 
-niece,  -pa  or  -pa  pa  (-pa  pa'  or 
-pa'pa),  -par'ent,  -ent  age,  -sire, 
-son,    -un'cle,  -pere'   (gr6h'par'). 

grand' -du'cal,  -duke,  an  owl; 
-guard,  armor;  -piece,  armor; 
grand'fa'ther-long-legs,  Grand' 
Bank'er,   g.   duke. 

gran'dim  or  -dame. 

gran  dee',  -ship. 

gran'deur. 

gran  dil'o  quent,  -ly,  -quence, 
-quous   (-kwus). 

gran  di  ose'  (-6s'),  -ly,  -o'so, 
-os'i  ty. 

Grand  pre',  de  (de  groh  pra'),  Fr. 
navigator. 

gran'drills. 

grange,  gran'ger,  -ger  ism,  -ger- 
ite,    -ize,    -ized,    -i'zer,    -i'zing. 

grin'ite,  gra  nit'ic,  -ic  al,  -nit'i  fy, 
-fy  ing,  -fied,  -fl  ca'tion,  -i  form, 
gran'ite  ware,    -ax,    -por'phy  ry. 

gra  niv'o  rous. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  <irn,  etiide,  food,  fdot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  BaCh. 


granny 


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grin'ny,   -knot  or  gran'ny's  knot. 

grd'no,  pi.   -ni  (-ne). 

grant,  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  -a  ble.  In 
law,  grant'or  and  gran  tee'. 

gran'u  la,  pi.  -lae,  -u  lar,  -lar  ly, 
-lar'i  ty,  -u  late,  -la'' ted,  -lasting, 
-la^'tive,  -latter,  -la'tion,  gran'u- 
la^ting=ma  chined 

gran'ule,  -u  lifer  ous,  -u  lose 
(-los),    -u  lous,   gran'ule-cells. 

gran'u  lite,  -lit'ic. 

gran'u  lize,  -lized,  -li'zing. 

grin'za,  pi.   -zas  (-zaz). 

grape,  -less,  -let,  -flow^er,  a  plant; 
-fruit,  a  tree  and  its  fruit; 
-stone,    -vine,   grap'y,    -er  y. 

grape  =cure,  «fern,  -hy^a  cinth, 
-juice,  -louse,  -miFdew,  -root, 
-rot,  -shot,  -su^gar,  -tree, 
-trel'lis. 

graph'ic,   -al,   -al  ly,   -al  ness,   -ics. 

graph'ite,  gra  phit'ic. 

gra  phol'o  gy,  -o  gist,  graph  o- 
log'ic  al  (-loj'-),  -o  met'ic,  -ic  al, 
-met'rics,   gra  phom'e  ter. 

graph'o  phone,  -phon'ic,  -o  scope, 
-o  spasm,    -o  type,  -typ'ic. 

grap'nel,   -plant. 

grap'ple,  -pled,  -pier,  -pling, 
grap'ple -plant,  -shot,  grap'- 
pling-i  ron,    -line,    -tongs. 

grasp,  -a  ble,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly, 
-ing  ness,    -less. 

grass,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  -i  ness,  -less, 
-chat,  a  bird;  -finch,  -man,  -nut, 
-quit,  a  bird. 

grass' -bar,  -bass,  -bird,  -bleach^- 
ing,  -cloth,  -cut  ter,  -drake, 
-em  broid''er  y,  -green,  -grown, 
-hand,  -har^vest  er,  -land,  -like, 
-lin  en,  -moth,  -oil,  -par^ra  keet, 
-pink,  -plot,  -plov'er,  -seed, 
-snake,  -snipe,  -spiMer,  -sponge, 
-ta  ble,  -tree,  -vetch,  -war^bler, 
-wid^ow,  -wid''ow  er,  -worm, 
-wrack.     Grass' -week. 

Grasse   (gras),   t.   Fr. 

grass'hop  per,  -beam,  -en^gine, 
-lark,  -mouse,  -spar  row,  -war- 
bler. 

grate,  grat'ed,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -er, 
grate'-bar,    -room,    -sur^face. 

grate'ful,   -ly,   -ness,  grat'i  tude. 


Gra  ti  a'no  (gra  she  a'no),  one  of 
Shakspeare's  characters. 

grat'i  cule,     gra  tic  u  la'tion. 

grat'i  fy,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -fied,  -fi''er, 
-fi  ca'tion. 

gra  tin'  (-tan'),  grat'i  nate,  -na'ted, 
-na^ting. 

Gra'ti  ot   (grash'i  ot),   co.   Mich. 

gra'tis. 

gra  tu'i  tous,   -ly,   -ness,  -i  ty. 

grat'u  la  to^ry,  -la'tion. 

gra  vd'men,  pi.  -vd'mens  or  -vdm'- 
i  na. 

grave,  -less,  -ly,  -ness,  -stone, 
-yard,  -clothes,  -dig^ger,  -rob- 
ber. 

grave,  v.,  graved,  grav'ing,  -er, 
grave' -dock,   -piece. 

grav'el,  -ing  or  -ling,  -ly,  -root,  a 
plant;  -blind,  -car,  -mine,  -pit, 
-plant,   -stone,   -weed. 

Grave  lot'  (grav  lo'),  Fr.  engraver. 

graves  or  greaves,  refuse;  sedi- 
ment. 

Graves  (grXv),  a  wine. 

grav'i  tate,  -ta'ted,  -ting,  -tive, 
-ta'tion,   -tion  al,   -al  ly. 

grav'i  ty,  -bat^ter  y,  -fault,  -rail- 
road,  -so  lu'tion. 

gra'vure. 

gra'vy,   -boat. 

gray  or  grey,  -ish,  -ish  ness,  -ly, 
-ness,  -back,  a  person;  a  duck; 
-beard,  a  person;  -bird,  -coat,  a 
person;  -fish,  -head,  a  person; 
-lord,  a  fish;  -stone,  -w^ckfe  {or 
-w3,k),  -weth^er,  -bear,  a  spider; 
-fly,   -wash^ing,    -whaFer. 

graze,  graz'er,  -ing,  gra'zier 
(-zher),  grazed,  graz'ing- 

ground. 

gra'zi  o'so   (gra'tse  o'so). 

grease  (gres),  «.,  -wood,  a  plant; 
-box,    -cock,    -cup,    -jack,    -pot. 

grease  (grez  or  gres),  v.,  greased, 
greas'ing,  -y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness,  -er. 
Greas'er  or  greas'er,  a  Mexican. 

great,  -ly,  -ness,  -coat,  -head,  a 
duck;  -aunt,  -eyed,  -fruit'ed, 
-grand''fa  ther,  -heart'ed,  -un  cle, 
-great-grand  son. 

greaves,  greaved. 

grebe,   -cloth. 


fate,    fat,   far,   fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,   ice,   In,    note, 


Grecize 


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grit-rock 


Gre'cize  or  -cian  ize,  -ized, 
-rzing. 

Gre'cO'Bac'tri  an,  -Lat^in  -Rod- 
man,   'Turk^ish,    Gre  col'a  try. 

grecque    (grek) . 

Gre'cian,  G.  bend,  G.  fire,  G. 
horse,  G.  knot,  G.  leath  er,  G. 
net^ting,   Greek. 

greed,   -y,   -i  ly,   -i  ness. 

gree'gree. 

green,  -er  y,  -ing,  -ish,  -ish  ness, 
-let,  -ness,  -bane,  a  fish;  -bird, 
-bone,  a  fish;  -briber,  -broom, 
a  plant;  -cha''fer,  an  insect; 
-finch,  -fish,  -fly,  -gill,  an 
oyster;  -gro''cer,  -head,  a  bird; 
-heart,  a  tree;  -horn,  a  person; 
-house,  -room,  a  room  in  a 
theater;  -sand,  a  sandstone; 
-sauce,  a  plant;  -shank,  a  bird; 
-sick,  -sick^ness,  -stone,  -sward, 
-weed,  -wing,  a  duck;  -withe,  a 
plant;    -wood,   a   forest. 

green' =bag,  ^beard^ed,  -coat,  -cod, 
a  fish;  -corn,  the  egg -capsules 
of  a  mollusk;  -laVer,  a  seaweed; 
-rot,  -snake,   -stall,,  -stick,   -tail. 

green  bass,  g.  book,  g.  cheese, 
g.  cloth,  g.  corn,  g.  slr^up,  g. 
stur^geon,  g.  ta'ble,  g.  tar,  g. 
wa  ter. 

green'back,  Green'back  er,  -back- 
ism. 

Green'wich,  vil.  Ct.;  tp.  N.  J.; 
tp.   N.  Y.   (GrSn'ij);    t.   Eng. 

greet,   -ed,   -er,   -ing. 

greeve,  -ship. 

gre  ga'ri  an,  -ism,  -ri  ous,  -ous  ly, 
-ous  ness. 

grei'sen   (-sn). 

gre  lot'   (-16'). 

gre  nade',   -na'do,   gren  a  dier'. 

gren'a  din. 

gren  a  dine'   (-den'). 

gres  (gra  or  gra). 

gres  so'ri  al,   -ri  ous. 

Gre'vy'  (graVe'),  Pres.  Fr.  repub. 

grey'hound  (gra'-). 

grid'dle,  -died,  -dler,  -dUng,  -cake. 

gride,   grld'ed,   -ing. 

grid'i  ron. 

grief,    -mus'cle,    -shot. 

Gries   (gre),   mt.  Switz. 


j    grieve,   grieved,    griev'ing,    -ing  ly, 

I        -er,    -ous,    -ous  ly,    -ous  ness. 

1    griff,    a    piece    of    machinery;    a 

rocky  glen. 
griff  or  griff e,  a  mulatto. 
griff  e     (grif),     a     term     used     in 

architecture  and  in  wine  making. 
griffin.      Myth.;     -age,      -fin  ish, 

-fin  ism,    griffin-male,    -vuKture. 
Griffon,  a  person;  griffon,  a  dog. 
grif  f on  age   {or  -azh'). 
grill,       -ing,       grilled,       gril  lade', 

-lage,  grill' -room. 
grille   (gril   or  grel). 
gril  W    (gre  lya') . 
grilse, 
grim,  -mer,  -mest,  -ly,  -ness,  -grib- 

ber. 
gri  mace',   -maced'. 
gri  mai'kin   {or   -mal'-). 
grime,  grimed,  grim'ing,   -y,   -i  ly, 

-i  ness. 
grin,     -ning,     grinned,     grin'ning- 

mus^cle. 
grind,     -ing,     -ing  ly,     -er,     -er  y, 

-stone,    ground. 
grind'ing-bed,       -bench,       -block, 

-clamp,      -frame,      -lathe,      -ma- 
chine',   -mill,    -plate,    -roll,    -slip, 

-spheres,     -tooth,     -vat,     -wheel, 

grind'stone-grit. 
grin'go. 
gri  otte' . 
grip,    -ping,    -per,    gripped,    grip'- 

man,    -sack,    -car,    -grass,    -puF- 

ley,   -yard,   grip'ping-wheel. 
gripe,     griped,     gnp'ing,     -ing  ly, 

-er. 
grippe   (grip),   an  influenza. 
Gri'qua  (gre'-),  pi.  -quas. 
gri  saille'  (gre  zal'  or  -za'y'). 
grise   (gris). 
Gri  s61'da,      one      of      Chaucer's 

characters. 
gri  sette'   (-zet'). 
gris'ly  (griz'-),   -h  ness. 
gri'son,   a  monkey. 
Gri  sons'   (gre  zung'  or  gre''z6n'). 
grist,   -mill. 

gris'tle  (-1),  -tied,  -tly,  -tli  ness. 
Gris'wold    (griz'uld),    Amer.    auth. 
grit,      -ted,      -ting,      -ty,      -ti  ness, 

-stone,    -cell,   -rock. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  <irn,  etude,  food,  f<rot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  BaCh. 


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griz'zle   (-zl),   -zled,   -zling,   -zly. 

groan,  -er,  -ing,  groaned,  groan'- 
ing=malt. 

groat,   a  coin. 

groats,  hulled  oats. 

gro'cer,   -y,   -y  man,   -y -store. 

grog,  -ger  y,  -gy,  -gi  ly,  -gi  ness, 
grog'=blos^som,    -shop. 

gr6g'rani,   -yarn. 

groin,  -er  y,  -ing,  groined,  groin- 
arch,    -cen''ter  ing,    -point,    -rib. 

grdm'met  or  -et,  g.  wad  (wod). 

groom,  -er,  -ing,  groomed, 
grooms'man,  groom -grub''ber, 
-por^ter. 

groDve,  grooved,  groov'er,  -ing, 
-y,  groove^ -board,  -feFlow,  -ram, 
-rolFer,   groov'ing-plane. 

grope,  groped,  grop'er,  -ing, 
-ing  ly. 

gros  (gro),  g.  de  Tours  (gro  de 
toor),    gros'grain    (gro'-). 

gros'beak. 

gro'schen   (-shen  or  gr6sh'en). 

gross,   -ly,   -ness,    -head''ed. 

Gros   Ven'tres  (gro  van'tr). 

gro  tesque'   (-tesk'),   -ly,  -ness. 

Gro'ti  us  (-shi-),  Dutch  jurist; 
-ti  an    (-shi  an). 

Grot'te   (grot'ta),   vil.  It. 

grSt'to,  pi.  -toes  (-toz),  grot, 
grot' to -work. 

Grou^chy',  de  (de  groo^she'),  Fr. 
gen.;  grouchV,  sulky. 

ground,  -age,  -ed,  -ed  ly,  -er,  -ing, 
-less,  -less  ly,  -less  ness,  -ling, 
-ber^ry,  -nut,   -sill,   -ways,  -work. 

ground' -an^gling,  -an^nu  al,  -ash, 
-au^ger,  -bai^liff,  -bait,  -beam, 
-bee^tle,  -bird,  -cher''ry,  -cis  tus, 
-cloth,  -cock,  -cuck''oo,  -cy'- 
press,  -dove,  -down,  «.,  -fast, 
-feed  er,  -finch,  -fir,  -fish, 
-game,  -gru,  -gud^geon,  -hem^- 
lock,  -hog,  -hold,  -horn''bill, 
-ice,  -i  vy,  -joint,  -joist,  -keep''- 
er,  -lay^er,  -line,  -liv^er  wort, 
-liz^ard,  -mail,  -mark''er,  -mass, 
-mold,    -muFlet. 

ground'nest,  -net,  -niche  (-nich), 
-par  ra  keet^  -pea,  -pearl,  -pig, 
-pi^geon,  -pine,  -plan,  -plane, 
-plate,    -plot,    -plum,   -rat,   -rent, 


-rob''in,   -rolFer,   -rope,   -scrapper, 

-scratch''er,    -sea,     -seat,    -shark, 

-sloth,     -sluice,     -snake,     -spar^- 

row,  -squir^rel,  -startling,  -strake, 

-swell,    -ta^ble,    -tac^kle,    -throw, 

-thrush,         -tim''bers,         -wheel, 

ground'ing-tool,     ground'sel-tree, 

ground  floor,   g.   form. 
group     (groop),     -age,     -er,     -ing, 

grouped,   group' -spring. 
grouse,   -pl^geon. 
grout,    -er,    -ing,    -head,   a   person; 

-ale,    -head''ed. 
gr6v'el  (-1),  -eled  or  -elled,  -el  ing 

or  -el  ling,   -el  er  or  -el  ler. 
grow,     -a  ble,     -er,     -ing,     -ing  ly, 

grew,    grown,   grown' -up,    grow'- 

ing-cell,   -slide. 
growl,    -er,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    growled. 
grSwth,  -ful,  growth -form. 
gro'zing-i  ron. 
grub,  -ber,  -ber  y,   -bing,  grubbed, 

grub'worm,    -ax,    -hook,    -plank, 

-saw,   -stake,   -time.  Grub  street, 

grub'bing-ax,   -hoe. 
grudge,    grudged,    grudg'er,    -er  y, 

-ing,    -ing  ly,    -ing  ness. 
gru'el. 

gru  e'so  (-a'so). 
grue'some  or  grew'-,  -ness. 
gruff,   -ly,   -ness. 
gru'=gru,  g.  palm,  g.  worm. 
grum,  -ness. 
grum'ble,      -bled,      -bier,      -bling, 

-bling  ly. 
grump'y,  grump'i  ly,  -i  ness,  -ish. 
grun'dy,     a    metal;      Grun'dy,    a 

critic  of  society;   -di  fied,  -dy  ism. 
grunt,      -ed,      -er,      -ing,      -ing  ly, 

-ling,  grunt'ing  ox. 
grup'po    (grobp'po) . 
Gua  da  la  ja'ra    (-la  ha'ra),    prov. 

Sp.;   c.   Mex. 
Gua  dal  ca  zar'  (-ka  sar'),  t.  Mex. 
Gua  dal  qui  vir'   (-ke  ver'),   r.  Sp. 
Gua  da  lupe'      (ga  da  loop'),      co. 

Tex.;   mt.    Sp.;   t.    Uruguay. 
Gua  de  loupe'     (ga  da  loop'),     Fr. 

West  India  colony. 
Gua  di  ana   (gwa  de  a'na),    r.    Sp. 
Gua'na   (gwa'na),  isl.  W.  I. 
gua'na,   a  lizard;  a  cloth. 
gua  na'co. 


fate,   fat,    far,   fall,   f^re,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,   ice,   In,    note, 


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Gua  na  jay'  (gwa  na  hi'),  t.  Cuba. 

Gua  na  jua'to  (gwa  na  hwa'to), 
state   Mex. 

gua'no,  pi.  -nos  (-noz),  gua'nize, 
-nized,  -ni^zing,  gua'no»mix^er, 
-sow'er. 

gua'o. 

gua  ra'cha. 

guar  an  tee',  pi.  -tees'  (-tez'),  one 
who  receives  a  guaranty,  guar'- 
an  tor,  -an  ty,  a  warrant,  pi. 
-ties  (-tiz),  guar  an  tee',  v., 
-teed',    -tee'ing. 

gua  rd' po. 

gua  rau'na. 

guard,  -ed,  -ed  ly,  -ed  ness,  -ing, 
-a  ble,  -ant,  -less,  -ship,  pro- 
tection,  -fish,  guards'man. 

guard'boat,  »book,  =brush,  -cell, 
-chain,  -cham''ber,  =du  ty,  -fin- 
ger, -flag,  -house,  -i^rons,  -lock, 
-mount^ing,  -pile,  -plate,  -rail, 
-rein,  -ring,  -room,  -ship, 
a  vessel;   -tent. 

guard'!  an  {or  -yan),  -less,  -ship, 
-cell,    g.    an'' gel. 

Gua  te  ma'la  (ga-).  Cent.  Amer.; 
-ma'lan  or   -li  an. 

gua'va. 

Gua  vi  a're  (gwa  ve  a'ra),  r. 
Colombia,   S.   A. 

gua'ya. 

Guay  a  can'  (gwi  a  kan'),  vil. 
Chile. 

Guay  a'ma  (gwi  ii'mii),  t.  Porto 
Rico. 

Guay  a  quil'  (gwi  a  kel'),  c. 
Ecuador. 

gu'bat. 

gu^ber  na  to'ri  al. 

gud'geon  (-jun). 

Gue'ber  (ge'-).     See  Gheher. 

Guelf  or  Guelph,   -ic,   -ism. 

gue'lis   (gwa'les). 

Guelph  (gwelf),  c.  Ontario. 

guer'don  (ger'-),  -a  ble,  -er,  -ing, 
-less,    -doned. 

Gue  rin  (ga  ran'),   Fr.  surgeon. 

gue  rite   (ga  ret'   or  ger'it). 

guern'sey  (gern'zy),  a  garment. 

Guern'sey  (gern'zy),  isl.  Eng.;  co. 
O.;  G.  blue,  G.  cow,  G.  ear-shell, 
G.  \xVy. 


guer  ril'la  (ger  ■) . 

Gues  clin'  (ga  kl^n'),  Fr.  officer. 

guess     (ges),      -a  ble,      -er,      -ing, 

-ing  ly,    -work,    guessed,    guess'- 

rope,   -warp. 
guest,   -ling,    -ant,   -cham'ber,   -fly, 

-moth,   -room,    -rope,    -wasp. 
Gueux  (ge). 
guf  faw',  -ing,   -fa wed'. 
Gug  liel'mi       (gobl  yel'me),       It. 

composer. 
gui'da   (ge'da) , 
guide  (gid),  guid'a  ble,  -ance,  -er, 

-ing,     -ing  ly,     guide'craft,     -less, 

-way,    -bar,    -block,    -book,    -eye, 

-feath^er,      -flag,       -pile,       -post, 

-pul''ley,     -rail,     -rolFer,     -ropes, 

-screw,   -tube,   -yoke. 
Gui'di  (gwe'de).  It.  poet. 
Gui'do    (gwe'do).    It.    gen.;    -do'- 

ni  an. 
Gui'do    Re'ni    (gwe'do   ra'ne).    It. 

painter. 
gui'don. 
Guignes,      de      (de      gen'),      Fr. 

orientalist. 
guild,   -hall,   -house,    -ale,    -broth'- 

er,   -rent, 
guil'der  (gil'-). 
guile    (gil),    -ful,    -ful  ly,    -ful  ness, 

-less,   -less  ly,   -less  ness. 
guil  laume'   (gel  yom'),  a  tool. 
GuiMaume'  (ge^yom'),  Fr.  painter. 
GuiFlan'met'       (ge^yo^ma'),       Fr. 

painter. 
GuiFle  met'  (ge^ye  ma'),  Fr.  artist. 
GuiFle  min'    (ge^ye  man'    or   geF- 

m3,h'),    Fr.   scientist. 
guil'le  mot  (gil'-). 
guil'loche'  (ge'yosh'  or  gil  losh'). 
GuiMon'   (ge'yoh'),   Fr.   auth. 
guil'lo  tine    (gil'lo  ten),    m.,    -tine' 

(-ten'),      v.,       -fined',       -tin'ing, 

-tine'ment. 
guills  (gilz). 
guilt  (gilt),  -y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness,  -less, 

-less  ly,    -less  ness,    guilt'=sick. 
guimp  (gimp). 
gui  na'ra  (ge-) . 
guin'ea  (gin'e),  -boat,  -cock,  -corn, 

-drop  per,    -edge,    -fowl,    -goose, 

-grains,  -grass,  -green,  -hen,  -pig, 

-worm. 


n6t,  nor,  iise,  up,  (irn,  etude,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  tilus,  BaCh. 


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Guin'ea  (gin'e),  Afr.,  -man,  a 
ship;  -e  an,  Guin'ea-cloth,  G. 
hog,  G.  peach,  G.  pep''per,  G. 
plum. 

Guin'e  vere  (gwin'-),  Queen  to 
King  Arthur. 

guipure'  (ge-). 

gui'ra  (gwe-). 

Guise,  de  (de  gwez'),  Fr.  states- 
man. 

Guise   (gez),   t.   Fr. 

guise   (giz),   guised,  guis'er,   -ing. 

gui  tar',  -ist,  -play^er,  -string. 

Gui''zot'  (ge'zo'  or  gwe^zo'),  Fr. 
hist. 

gu'la,  pi.   -l(B  or  -Ids  (-laz),   -lar. 

gulch. 

gul'den  (gd61'-),  -head. 

gules,  gul'y. 

gulf,   -y,   -weed. 

gul'gul. 

gull,  -er,  -er  y,  gull' -billed, 
-catchier,  a  bird;  -chaster,  a 
bird. 

gul'let,  -er,  -ing,  -lar  val,  -saw, 
gul'let  ing-file,   -press,   -stick. 

gul'li  ble,   -bil'i  ty. 

gul'ly,  -ing,  -lied,  gul'ly  mouth,  a 
pitcher;  -drain,  -hunf'er,  -rak^er, 
-squall,    -wind. 

gu'loc  (gdo'-j. 

gulp,   -er,    -ing,   gulped. 

gum,  -mer,  -ming,  -mous,  -my, 
-mi  ness,  gummed,  gum'wood, 
a  tree;  gum'-an^i  mal,  -boil, 
-cis'tus,  -drop,  -game,  -plant, 
-pot,  -rash,  -stick,  -tree,  -wai- 
ter, -wood,  wood  of  the  gum- 
tree;  g.  dy'na  mite  (df-),  g. 
res''in,    gum'-top   tree. 

Gum'mer  e,   Amer.   math. 

gun',  -ning,  -ner,  -ner  y,  -boat, 
-cot  ton,  -mak  er,  -man,  -pow- 
der,  -shot,   -smith. 

gun'-bar^rel,  -bat'ter  y,  -brig, 
-cap  tain,  -car  riage,  -case,  -deck, 
-fire,  -flint,  -gear,  -har  poon'', 
-i  ron,  -lift,  -lock,  -met  al, 
-mon  ey,  =pen''du  lum,  -pit, 
-port,  -reach,  -room,  -search'er, 
-shy,  -slide,  -sling,  -stick, 
-stock,  -stockier,  -tac  kle,  -wad, 
-wad  ding,   -work. 


gun'ner-fluke,    gun'ner  y-licu  ten^- 

ant,    -ship. 
gun'ning-boat,    gun'pow  der-man- 

u  fac'tory,   -mill,   -pamper,    -press, 

-van. 
gun'ny-cloth,  g.  bags. 
Gun'ter's     chain,     G.     Hne,     G. 

quad  rant,   G.  scale. 
Gun'ther  (giin'ter),   Gr.  philos. 
gun'wale. 
gur'gle,       -gled,       -glet,       -gling, 

-gling  ly,   -gi  ta'tion   (-ji-). 
gur'let. 
gur'nard. 
Gu  row'ski     (gob  rov'ske),     Polish 

patriot. 
giir'rah. 
gur'ry,     -ing,     -ried,     gur'ry-bait, 

-butt,    -fish,    -ground,    -shark. 
gu'ru   (gob'rob),    -nut. 
gush,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -y,  gushed. 
gus'set,   -neeMle,   -plate,   -stay. 
gust,   -y. 

gust'a  tive,  -a  to'ry. 
gus'to,  -to' so. 
gut,      -ted,      -ting,      -wort,      gut'- 

formed,  -hook,  -length,  -scrap'er 

-weed. 
Gu'ten  berg     (goo'ten  berg),     Ger. 

inventor  of  printing. 
gut'ta-per'cha,     -pu'tih     (-poo'ti), 

-ram^bong,     -she'a,     -sing'ga  rip, 

-sunMek,    -ta'ban,    -trap. 
gut  ta'tim. 
gut'ter,    -y,    -ing,    -tered,    gut'ter- 

blood,     -board^ing,    -cock,    -flag, 

-hole,  -ledge,  -man,  -snipe,  -spout, 

-stick,   -tee^tan. 
gut'tu  la,  pi.   -l(B,  -tu  late. 
guy    (gi),    -er,    -ing,    guyed,    guy'- 

rope. 
Guy  an  dotte'    (gi  an  d6t'),    r.    W. 

Va. 
Guy'on    (gi'on),    Fr.    authoress. 
Guy'ot'    (ge^o'),   Swiss   naturalist. 
Guz  man'-Blan'co       (gobth  man'- 

blan'ko),    Pres.    Venezuela. 
guz'zle,  -zled,   -zler,  -zUng. 
guz'zy. 

Gy'ges  (ji'jez),  King  of  Lydia. 
gym  na'si  um     (-zl  um     or     -zhl- 

um),     -si  al,     -si  arch     (-zl  ark), 

-si  ast,   gym'nast,    -nast'ic,    -ic  al, 


fate,   fat,   far,   fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,   Ice,  In,   note, 


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-al  ly,     -nas'ti  cize,     -cized,     -ci^- 

zing,    -nas'tics. 
gyn  e  col'o  gy        (jin-),        -o  gist, 

-co  log'ic  al,  -co  ni'lis,  -cop'a  thy, 

-co  path'ic. 
Gyo'ma  (dyo'mo),  vil.  Hung. 
Gyon^gyos'  (dyenMyesh'),  t.  Hung. 
Gyon'gyo  sy  (dyen'dye  she).  Hung. 

poet. 
Gyp'sey   (jtp'-).     See  Gipsy. 
gyp'sum  (jip'-),  gyp'sous,  gyp'sum- 

fur^nace. 
Gyp'sy.     See  Gipsy. 


gy'rate  (ji'-),  -ranted,  -ranting, 
-ral,  -ra  to'ry,  -ra'tion,  -tion  al, 
gyr'o  man  cy    (jir'-). 

gyre'-car''lin  (glr'-). 

gyr'faFcon  (jer'fa''kn).  See  ger- 
falcon. 

gy'ro  scope  (ji'-),  -scop'ic. 

gy'ro  Stat   (ji'-),   -stat'ic. 

Gy'ro  wetz  (ge'ro  vSts),  Bohem. 
composer. 

Gyu'la  (dyoo'ia),   t.  Hung. 

Gyu'lai   (dydo'h).   Hung.  gen. 

gyve   (jiv),  pi.  gyves. 


H 


H=branch,  -drill,  -piece. 

Habak'kuk  {or  h&b'-),  Bib. 

hd'he  as    cor'pus. 

hab'er  dash  er,  -y. 

ha  bll'i  ment,  -ed. 

ha  bil'i  tate,  -ta'ted,  -tasting,  -ta'- 
tor,    -ta'tion. 

hab'it,  -ed,  -ing,  -i  tude,  -a  ble, 
-a  ble  ness,  -a  bil'i  ty,  -ant, 
hab'i  tat,  -ta'tion,  ha  bit'u  al, 
-al  ly,  -al  ness,  -u  ate,  -a'ted, 
-acting,  -a'tion,  ha  hi  tu  e!  (ha- 
bit^u  a'  or  a  be  td6  a'). 

hab'it =cloth,    -mak''er,    -shirt. 

hd'cl  en' da   {or   a^the  an'da). 

hack,  -er,  -ing,  hacked,  hack'- 
ber^ry,  -bolt,  a  bird;  -man, 
-bar^row,  -file,  -ham^mer,  -i  ron, 
-trap,   -watch,  hack'ing-seat. 

hack'a  more. 

hack'but. 

hack'ee. 

hack'er  y. 

hac'kle,  -kled,  -kling,  -kler, 
hac'kle=bar,  -feath''er,  -fly, 
hac'kling=ma  chined 

hack' ma  tack. 

hack'ney,  -man,  -ing,  -neyed  (-nid), 
hack'ney=coach. 

Ha'dad,  Bih. 

had'do. 

had'dock,  -er,  -dock-tea. 

Ha'des  (-dez). 

Had'ith. 

Had'lai   {or   -la  i),   Bih. 


Hd'-fiz. 

haft,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  haft' -pipe. 

hag,  -ging,  -gish,  -gish  ly,  bagged, 
hag'ber^ry,  -fish,  -weed,  -gull, 
-mouth,  -ridMen,  -stafi',  -ta  per, 
-tracks,    -worm,   hag's-tooth. 

Ha'gen,  Fiction. 

Hig'gai,  Bih. 

hag'gard,  -ly,  -ness. 

hag'gle,  -gled,  -gler,   -gling. 

ha'gi  ar  chy  (-ji-),  -gi  oc'ra  cy, 
-gi  o  graph,  -og'ra  phal,  -ra- 
pher,  -ra  phy,  -o  graph'ic,  -ol'a- 
try,  -ol'o  gy,  -o  gist,  -o  log'ic,  -ic  al. 

Hague^nau'   (ag'no'),   t.   Ger. 

ha'-ha',  laughter;  ha^ha'  {or  ha'haO, 
a  fence  or  ditch. 

Hal  dee'  (hi-),  a  character  in 
Byron's  Don  Juan. 

haik  (hik). 

hai^kwan'  (hi^-). 

hail,  -ing,  hailed,  hail'stone,  -feF- 
low,    -storm. 

Hai  nan'  (hi-),  isl.   China. 

Hai^naut'  (ha'no'),  prov.  Belg. 

hMr,  -y,  -i  ness,  -less,  haired, 
hair'brained,  -breadth,  -cloth, 
-pin,  -streak,  a  butterfly;  -tail, 
a   fish;    -worm. 

hiir'-bird,  -brack^et,  -brush, 
-bulb,  -cell,  -clam,  -com^pass  es, 
-dress,  -dressier,  -dye,  -eel, 
-feath^er,  -foFli  cle,  -gland, 
-grass,  -knob,  -lace,  -li'chen 
(-ken),   -line,   -net,   -oil,   -pick'er. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  lip,  (irn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


hair=powder 


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handwriting 


-powMer,  -quag,  -sack,  -salt, 
-seal,  -shaped,  -sheath,  -space, 
-split'ter,  -spring,  -star,  -stroke, 
-trig'ger,    -weav^ing,    -wofk. 

hMr'branch=tree,  hair'cap-moss, 
hair'cup-plow,  hair'trig  ger- 

flow  er,  hair'y  bait,  a  worm; 
-y  crown,  a  bird;  -y  head,  a 
bird;  hair's  breadth. 

hake,  haked,  hak'ing,  hakes'dame, 
a  fish,   hake's-tooth, 

Halas'  (ho'losh'),  t.  Hung. 

hai'berd  {or  hoi'-),  -ier',  -man, 
-head'ed,    -shaped,   -weed. 

hal'cy  on  (-si-),  -on'ic,  -6  nine'', 
-6  nite'',   -5  noid^. 

Hal  cy'o  ne   (-si'-),   Myth. 

hale,   -ness,    -wort,   hal'ing,   haled. 

half  (haf),  -beak,  a  fish;  -bill,  a 
bird;   a  fish;  -pen^ny. 

half-ape,  -back,  -baked,  -belt, 
-bent,  -bind^ing,  -blood,  -bloom, 
-board,  -board^er,  -boot,  -box, 
-breed,  -brilliant,  -broth^er, 
-caste,  -cent,  -cheek,  -chess, 
-cock,  -crown,  -deck,  -dime, 
-doFlar,  -ea^gle,  -face,  -far^- 
thing,  -feath^er,  -guin^ea,  -hitch, 
-hoFi  day,  -hose,  -hour,  -hour'- 
ly,  -length,  -line. 

half -mask,  -mast,  -me  assure, 
-moon,  -mount'ing,  -mourn^ing, 
-pace,  -pay,  a.,  -pike,  -port, 
-price,  a.  and  adv.,  -prin'ci  pal, 
-re  lief,  -round,  -roy'al,  -shell, 
-sis''ter,  -sole,  -sov'ereign,  -stitch, 
-stop,  -stuff,  -tan^gent,  -thought, 
-throw,  -tide,  -tim^ber,  -tint, 
-tone,  -tongue,  -trap,  -trav^el, 
-truth,  -vir''tue,  -way,  -wit, 
-yard,    -yarn,    -year,    -year^ly. 

half-and-half,  hiilf'-seas-o  ver, 
half  dis''tance,  h.  note,  h.  pay, 
w.,  h.  price,  w.,  h.  rest,  h.  step. 

hal'i  but   (hoi'-),    -broom,    -slime. 

hall,  -way,  -house,  -mark,  h. 
Bi  ble. 

hal''la  ba  loo'.       See  hullabaloo. 

Hal'16,  c.  Prus. 

hai  le  lu'iah  or  -jah   (-loo'ya). 

Hailo'esh,  Bih. 

hai  l(ro'  or  hel  lo'  or  hol'lo  {or  -16') 
or  hul  16',  hal  loo'ing,   -looed'. 


hariow,   -ing,    -lowed. 

Hai  low  e'en',  Hal  low-eve',  -fair, 
-tide. 

hal  lu'cX  na  tor,    -to''ry,    -na'tion. 

ha'lo,  pi.   -los  (-l6z). 

halt,   -ed,   -er,    -ing,   -ing  ly. 

hal'ter,  -ing,  -tered,  hal'ter- 
break. 

halve  (hav),  halved,  halv'ing, 
halve=net,    halv'ing-belt. 

hai'yard,    -rack. 

Ham,  Bih.,  -ite,  -it'ic.  Ham 
(6h),   vil.    Fr. 

ham,  -string,   n.,.  -bee^tle,    -knife. 

ham'a  dry^ad,  pi.  -ads  or  -dry'- 
a  des    (-dez). 

Ha  ma  mat  su'  (ha  ma  mat  s66'), 
t.  Japan. 

Ha' man,  Bih. 

hame,  -fas^ten  er,  -lock,  -ring, 
-strap. 

Ha  mri'car,  Carth.  gen. 

ham'let,   Ham'let,   in   Shakspeare. 

ham'mer,  -ing,  -er,  -mered, 
ham'mer  head,  a  fish;  a  bird; 
-man,   -wort. 

ham'mer-ax,  -beam,  -blow,  -cap, 
-catchier,  -cloth,  -dressed,  -fish, 
-hard'en,  -head,  the  head  of  a 
hammer;  -helve,  -joint,  -mark, 
-nail,  -oys'ter,  -pick,  -pike, 
-scale,  -sedge,  -shell,  -spring, 
-stone,    -tail,    -tongs,    -wrought. 

Ham'mer  f6st,   t.   Norw. 

h^m'mock,  -bat^ten,  -cloth, 
-clues,    -net^tings,    -rack. 

H^m'o  nah    {or  ha  mo'-),    Bih. 

ham'per,   -ing,   -pered. 

ham'shac'kle,   -kled,   -kling. 

ham'ster. 

ham'string,  v.,  -ing,  -strung  or 
-stringed. 

Ha  nan'e  el  {or  hSn'a  neel),  Bih. 

Ha  na'ni  {or  han'-),   Bih. 

han'a  ster. 

Ha'nau  (-nou),   t.   Prus. 

hind,  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  -ful,  -less, 
hand'ball,  -bill,  a  circular, 
-book,  -brgadth,  -cuff,  -fish, 
-hold,  -lin''ing,  -locked,  -maid, 
-maid^en,  -screw,  -spike,  -spike''- 
man,  -spring,  -staff,  -while, 
-worm,   -wrist,   -write,   -viTit'ing. 


fate,   fat,   far,    fall,   fS.re,    fast,   sofa,    mete,   met,   her,   ice.   In,    note, 


hand-anvil 


335 


harlequin  duck 


h&nd'=an''vil,  -bag,  -bag'gage, 
-bar^row,  -bell,  -bill,  an  im- 
plement; -bor^row,  -bow,  -brace, 
-bridge,  -buc  kler,  -can  non, 
-car,  -cart,  -claw,  -di  rec^tor, 
-drop,  -flail,  -float,  -fly,  -footl- 
ed, -fork,  -frame,  -gal  lop, 
-gear,  -glass,  -gout,  -gre  nade^ 
-grip,  -gripe,  -guard,  -guide, 
-gyve  (-jiv),  -ham'mer,  -har- 
mon'i  ca,     -heat,     -hole,     -hook. 

hand'-i'ron,  -lan^guage,  -lathe, 
-lead,  -let  ter,  -lev^er,  -line,  -list, 
-loom,  -made,  -mill,  -mir  ror, 
-mold,  -monkey,  -mor^tar,  -or^- 
chis  (-kis),  -origan,  -pa''per, 
-plant,  -play,  -plow,  -post,  -pot, 
-press,  -prom^ise,  -pump, 

-punch,  -quill,  -rail,  -run^ning, 
-sail,  -sale,  -saw,  -screen, 
-shake,  -spear,  -strap,  -tar  get, 
-taut,  -ten  nis,  -tight,  -vise, 
-waled,  -warm  er,  -wheel, 
-work,    -wrought. 

hind'flow  er-tree,  h  a  n d'  m  a i  d- 
moth,  hand'saw-fish,  hand-to- 
hand,  a.,  hand-to-mouth,  a., 
hand's    breadth,    hand's    turn. 

hand'ker  chief  (han'ker  chlf). 

han'dle,  -died,  -dling,  -dler, 
han'dle-net. 

hand'some  (han'sum),  -ly,  -ness, 
-som  er,    -som  est. 

han'dy,  -di  er,  -di  est,  han'dy- 
biriy,    -dan'dy,   han'dy   man. 

Ha'nes   (-nez).   Bib. 

hang,  -ing,  -er,  -a  ble,  hung  or 
hanged,  hang'bird,  -dog,  a., 
-man,    -nail,    -nest,   a  bird. 

hang'-choice,  -nest,  a  nest, 
-worm,   hang'er-board,    -on. 

hang'ing-bird,  -guard,  -ma  chine^ 
-moss,  -needle,  -pear,  -post, 
-stile,    -tie,    -tool. 

han'gle. 

ha  nif    (ha  nef),    han'if  it  ism. 

hank,   -worsf'ed   (-wd6st^ed). 

han'ker,   -ing,   -ing  ly,  -kered. 

Ha  no'i  (-no'e),  c.  Indo-China. 

h3.nse,    han  se  at'ic,    hanse-house. 

H&nse,  Hanse  towns,  Han  se  at'ic 
league. 

hin'som   (-sum),   h.   cab. 


h&p,  -ping,   -less,  -less  ly,   happed, 

hap -warm. 
hap'haz^ard. 

hap'pen  (-pn),   -ing,   -pened. 
hap'py,     -pi  ly,    -pi  ness,    hap  py- 

go-luck  y. 
ha  pu'ku  (ha  poo'koo). 
ha'ra-ki''ri   (-ke''ri). 
Ha'ran,  Bib. 
ha  rangue'      (-rang'),      -rangued', 

-rangu'ing    (-rang'ing),    -rangue'- 

ful,    -rangu'er   (-rang'er). 
h3.r'ass,   -er,   -ing,   -ment,   -assed. 
har'bin  ger     (-jer),     -ing,     -gered, 

har'bin  ger-of-spring,   a   plant. 
har'bor,      -age,      -er,      -less,   -ing, 

-bored. 
har'bor-dues,  -gas^ket,  -light,  -log, 

-mas^ter,  -reach,  =seal,  -watch. 
hard,    -er,    -est,    -ly,    -ness,    -bake, 

a     sweetmeat;     -beam,     a    tree; 

-bill,    a    bird;    -hack,    a    plant; 

-hay,    a    plant;    -head,    a    coin; 

a    fish;    -mouth,    a    fish;    -ship, 

-tack,    a    duck;    a  biscuit;    -tail, 

a  fish;  -ware,  -ware  man,  -wood, 

a  tree. 
hard'-bit^ted,       -fa^vored,       -fea'- 

tured,       -fern,       -fish,       -fist''ed, 

-fought,  -grass,  -handed,  -headed, 

-heart^ed,    -pan,    -pear,    a    tree; 

-port,       a.,       -shell,       -vis'aged, 

-wood,      a.,      hard      fin^ish,      h. 

met'al,   h.   wood,   a  solid  wood. 
hard'en     (-n),     -er,     -ing,     -ened, 

hard'en  ing=fur''nace,    -kiln,    -ma- 

chine^    -skin. 
har'dy,   -di  ly,   -di  ness,    -di  hood. 
hire,    -brain,    a    person;    -brained, 

-foot,    a    plant;    -hound,    -lip,    a 

fish;   a  divided  lip;   -stane. 
hire'^eyed,     -foot,    like    a    hare's 

foot;    -kan  ga  rob^    -this^tle. 
hire's' -bane,     -beard,     -cole  wort, 

-ear,     -foot,     -let'tuce     (-let'tis), 

-palace,    -pars''ley,   -tail. 
Har  ha'iah  (-ya  or  -ha  i'ah).   Bib. 
har'i  cot,   -bean. 

hark,   -en,    -en  er,   -en  ing,    -ened. 
fiar'le  ian  (-yan). 
har'le  quin       (-kin       or       -kwin), 

-ade',     -quin  ize,     -ized,     -i^zing, 

har'le  quin-flow^er,   h.   duck. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  tlrn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  BaCh. 


harlot 


336 


hautboyist 


har'lot,  -lot  ry. 

harm,      -er,      -ing,      -ful,      -ful  ly, 

-ful  ness,     -less,     -less  ly,     -less- 

ness,   harmed. 
har'ma  la,  =red. 
har  mat'tan. 
har  mon'ic,   -al,   -al  ly,   -mon'i  ca, 

-icon,  -ics,  -i chord,  -icism, -mon'- 

o  graph. 
har  mo'ni  ous,  -ly,   -ness,   -ni  um. 
har' mo  nize,  -nized,     -ni^zer,    -ni^- 

zing,     -nl  za'tion,     -mo  ny,     -mo- 

nom'e  ter. 
har'ness,    -er,    -ing,    -nessed,    har'- 

ness-bell,    -board,    -cask,   -clamp, 

-hook,  -16ath''er,  -mak^er, 

-mount^ing,   -pad,   -plate,   -room, 

-sadMle,   -snap,   -tub,   -weav^er. 
Ha'rod,  Bib. 

harp,   -er,  -ing,  -ist,  harped, 
harp' -lute,         -ped^al,         -play  er, 

-seal,     -shell,     -shil  ling,     -string, 

-style,   -tread^le. 
har  poon',     -er,      -ing,      -pooned', 

har  poon'-ar'row,      -fork,      -gun, 

-rock^et,    -shut'tle. 
harp'si  chord    (-kord),    -gra'ces. 
har'py,     pi.     -pies,     har'py-ea''gle, 

-footled. 
h^r'ri  dan. 

har'row,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -er,  -rowed. 
hir'ry,     -ing,     -ri  er,     -ried,     -ri- 

ment,    har'ry-gad,    -gaud. 
harsh,  -ly,  -ness. 
hart,  -beest,   -ber'ry,   -wort,   -crop, 

harts'horn,  harts'horn-plan^taln. 
hart's^-clo'ver,     -thorn,     -tongue, 

-tre'foil,    -truffles    (-troof-). 
hjbr'um-scir'um. 
ha  rus'pex       or       -rus'plce,       pi. 

-pi  ces   (-sez),   -pi  cy,    -pi  ca'tion. 
har'vest,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -ry,  -man, 

a  man;  a  spider. 
har'vest -ap  pie,        -bells,        -bug, 

-doll,     -feast,     -field,     -fish,     -fly, 

-goose,      -home,      -la  dy,      -lord, 

-louse,     -mite,     -month,     -moon, 

-mouse,    -queen,    -spi'der,    -tick, 

har'vest  ing-ma  chine^. 
Har'wJch,   vil.   Mass. — (har'rij),   t. 

Eng. 
has' -been   (-bin). 
hash,    -ing,   hashed. 


Hash  bad'a  na.  Bib. 

hish'ish   (-eesh)   or  -eesh. 

hisk'wort. 

hasp,  -ing,  hasped,  hasp -lock. 

Has''se  na'ah.  Bib. 

His'shub  (hash'ub)  or  Ha'shub,  Bib. 

h3.s'sock,    -filler,    -grass. 

hS-S'tate,   -ly. 

haste,  hast'ed,  -ing,  hast'ing- 
ap  pie,    -pear. 

has'ten  (-n),   -ing,   -er,   -tened.  ■ 

has'ty,  -ti  ly,  -ti  ness,  has'ty- 
foot  ed,    -wit^ted,   h.   pud' ding. 

Ha  su'pha.  Bib. 

hat,    -ter,  -ted,  -less,  -band,  -pin. 

hat' -block,  -bod'y,  -box,  -brush, 
-case,  -die,  -em  boss'ing,  -fin'- 
ish  ing,  -fit  ting,  -form  ing, 
-full  ing,  -har  den  ing,  -i  ron- 
ing,  -mak  er,  -meas  ure,  -mold, 
-mon  ey,  -nap''ping,  -piece, 
-plank''ing,  -plant,  -press,  -rack, 
-rail,  -rolFer,  -stand,  -store, 
-stretch  ing,  -sweat,  -tip,  -tree, 
-ven'ti  la  tor,  -weav  ing,  -wor- 
ship, 

Ha'tach  (-tak),   Bib. 

hatch,  -er,  -er  y,  -ing,  -way, 
hatched,  hatch' -bar,  -boat,  -lad- 
der, hatch'ing-box,  -jar,  -trough. 

hatch'el,  -eled  or  -elled,  -el  ing 
or  -ling,   -er  or  -ler. 

hatch'et,  -bolt,  -face,  -faced, 
-stake,    -vetch. 

hate,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful  ness,  -less, 
ha'tred,    hat'ed,    -ing,    -er. 

Hat'i  pha    (or   ha  ti'-),    Bib. 

Hat'ita   (or  ha  ti'-),   Bib. 

Hat  ta'a  vah,  Bib. 

hau'ber  geon  (-jun),  hau'berk. 

Hauch,  von  (fon  houk),  Danish 
poet. 

Hauck  (houk),  Ger.  -Amer.  singer. 

haugh'ty,   -ti  ly,   -ti  ness. 

haul,  -age,  -er,  -ing,  hauled, 
haul' -seine,  haul'age-clip. 

haunch,  -ing,  haunched,  haunch' - 
bone. 

haunt,  -ed,   -er,   -ing. 

Haupt   (houpt),   Ger.   philol. 

hausse   (hos),    -co/,    'pouch. 

Hauss  mann'  (oss'man'),  Fr.  admr. 

haut'boy  (ho'-),   -ist. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,    her,    ice,   In,    note, 


haute-de»barde 


337 


hearse 'like 


haute' 'de'harde  (hot'de  bard),  -piece, 
4isse'  f-les'). 

Haute  feuille',  de  (d6  ot'fel'),  Fr. 
mech. 

hau'teur'   (h5^ter'). 

haul  gout'   (ho^goo'). 

hive,   hav'ing,   had. 

have'lock  (hav'lok). 

ha'ven,  -age,   »mas'ter. 

hav'er  sack. 

Ha^vet'  (a^va'),  Fr.  litt. 

Hav'ilah   {or  ha  vi'-),   Bih. 

hav'il  dar  {or  -dar'). 

hav'oc. 

haw,  -ing,  hawed,  haw'buck,  a 
person,  -finch,  -thorn,  hawthorn- 
gros^beak,    -thorn =tree. 

Ha  wai'i  (-wi'e),  isl.  Pacific, 
-wai'ian   (-wi'yan). 

Haweis   (hois),   Eng.   author. 

hawk,  -er,  -ing,  -ish,  hawked, 
hawk'bill,  a  turtle,  -bit,  a  plant, 
-nut,  a  tuber;  a  plant,  -weed, 
Hawk'eye. 

hawk'=bell,  -billed,  -boy,  -ea  gle, 
»fly,  -moth,  -owl,  -par^rot, 
-swallow,  hawk's'-beard,  -bill, 
=eye. 

hawse  (haz),  -bag,  -block,  -bol- 
ster, -buc^kler,  -hole,  -hook, 
-piece,  -pipe,  'plug,  -tim  ber, 
-wood. 

haw'ser  (-zer),  haws'ing,  -ing- 
i  ron,   -mal  let. 

hay,  -ey,  -ing,  -cock,  -maid  en,  a 
plant,  -maids,  a  plant,  -mak  er, 
-mow,  -rake,  -rick,  -seed,  a 
plant;  a  person,  -stack,  -stack^er, 
-suck^er,   a  bird,   -thorn. 

hay'-asth''ma,  -ba  ciFlus,  -band, 
-bird,  -cap,  -car,  -cart,  -cold, 
-cut'ter,  -eFe  va  tor,  =fe  ver, 
-field,  -fork,  -hook,  -jack, 
-knife,  -load  er,  -loft,  -mar  ket, 
-plant,  -press,  -rack,  -scent, 
-seed,  seed  of  hay,  -spread  er, 
-tea,  -tedMer,  -un  load^er, 
-wag  on. 

Hay'nau  or  Hai'nau  (hi'now),  t. 
Prus. 

Hay'ti  or  Hai'ti  (ha'tl),  isl.  West 
Indies,   -ti  an. 

Hiz'a  el   (or  ha'za  el),  Bih. 


Ha  za'iah,  Bih. 

haz'ard,  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  -a  ble,  -ous, 
-ous  ly,   -ous  ness,  haz'ard-ta'ble. 

haze,  hazed,  haz'ing,  -er,  -less, 
haz'el  nut,   -wort. 

haz'el-crot^tles,  -earth,  -grouse, 
-hen,    -oil,    -rag,    -raw,    -tree. 

Haze  brock'   (az^brook'),  t.   Fr. 

Ha  ze'rim,  Bih. 

Haze'roth,  Bih. 

ha'zy,   -zi  ly,    -zi  ness. 

hfiad,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -ful,  -y,  -i  ly, 
-i  ness,  -less,  -long,  -most,  -ship, 
-first',    -fore'most. 

hfiad'ache,  head'board,  -boom, 
-bor''ough,  -cheese,  -fast,  -fish, 
-land,  -ledge,  -Hght,  -quar^ters, 
-race,  -shake,  -spring,  -stone, 
-strong,  -waiters,  -way,  heads'- 
man. 

head' -band,  -bay,  -block,  -case, 
-cell,  -chair,  -chute  (-shoot), 
-cloth,  -coal,  -court,  -crack  er, 
-crin  gle,  -dress,  -earning, 

-frame,  -gate,  -gear,  -guide, 
-house,  -hunt  er,  -ker'chief, 
-kid  ney,  -knee,  -knot,  -Une, 
-linking,  -louse,  -marl,  -mold, 
-mold  ing,  -mon  ey,  -net  ting, 
-note,  -oil,  -pen  ny,  -piece, 
-plate,  -post,  -pump,  -rail, 
-reach,  -rest,  -ring,  -rope,  -sails, 
-sheets,  -shield,  -sill,  -sil  ver, 
-skin,  -spade,  -stall,  -sta  tion, 
-stick,  -stock,  -stool,  -sword, 
-ta'bling,  -tim  ber,  -tire,  -tone, 
-turn^er,  -valve,  -veil,  -voice, 
-wark,    -word,    -work,    -yard. 

hSad'ache-tree,  -weed,  head-and- 
head,   head   man,   h.   mas^ter. 

hfead'ing-chis^el,  -cir^cler,  -course, 
-joint,    -knife,    -ma  chine^    -tool. 

heal,  -er,  -ing,  -a  ble,  healed, 
heal'all,  a  plant,  heal-dog, 
heal'ing-herb,   -pyx. 

hfialth,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful  ness,  -y, 
-i  ly,  -i  ness,  -less,  -less  ness, 
health-guard,    -lift,    h.    offi  cer. 

heap,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  heaped, 
heap' -cloud,    -keep''er. 

hear,  -er,  -ing,  heard,  hear'say, 
hear'ing-trum  pet. 

hoarse,   -cloth,    -like. 


not,  nor,  use,  dp,  tim,  etiide,  fo&d,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi, 

22 


heart 


338 


hedging»tools 


heart,  -ed,  -ed  ness,  -en,  -en  er, 
-en  ing,  -ened,  -y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness, 
-leas,    -less  ly,    -less  ness,   -some. 

heart'ache,  heart'break,  -break^ing, 
-bro^ken,  -burn,  -burn^ing,  -felt, 
-leaf,  a  plant,  -quake,  -rend''ing, 
-seed,  a  plant,  -shake,  -wort, 
hearts'ease,  a  plant. 

heart' -beat,  -bird,  -block,  -blood, 
-bond,  -cam,  -clot,  -clo  ver, 
-coc  kle,  -dis  ease,  -ease,  -eas- 
ing, -eat  ing,  -fail  ure,  -free, 
-heav  i  ness,  -heav  y,  -liv  er- 
leaf,  -net,  -pea,  -rob  bing,  -rot, 
-scald,  -seine,  -serv'ice,  -shaped, 
-shell,  -sick,  -sick''en  ing,  -sink^- 
ing,  -snake  root,  -sore,  -spoon, 
-steel,  -stir  ring,  -struck,  -swell- 
ing, -throb,  -tre^foil,  -ur^chin, 
-wheel,  -whole,  -wood,  -yarn, 
heart-of-the-earth,  a  plant, 
heart's   ease,    ease   of   the   heart. 

hearth,  -stead,  -stone,  -broom, 
-brush,  -cinMer,  -crick^et,  -ends, 
-mon  ey,  -pen  ny,  -plate,  -rug, 
-tax. 

heat,  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  -less,  heat'- 
ap^o  plex  y,  -e  con^o  mi  zer,  -en^- 
gine,  -fac  tor,  -fe  ver,  -fo'cus, 
-pim^ple,  -po  ten^tial,  -reg^u  la- 
tor,    -spec'trum,    -spot,    -u  nit. 

heat'er-car,  -plate,  -shaped,  heat'- 
ing-ap  pa  ra^tus,  -back,  -cham^- 
ber,  -ov  en,  -pan,  -stove,  -sur'- 
face,   -tube. 

heath,  -ber^ry,  -cup,  a  plant, 
-bell,  a  flower,  -bird,  -clad, 
-cock,  -corn,  -cy^press,  -egg''er, 
-fowl,  -grass,  -hen,  -hon  ey- 
suc  kle,  -pea,  -peat,  -poult, 
-pout,   -snail,    -thros  tie. 

hSa'then  (-thn),  pi.  -thens,  in- 
dividually, -then,  collectively, 
-dom,  -ish,  -ish  ly,  -ish  ness, 
-ism,    -ize,    -ized,    -i^zing,    -ness, 

-ry- 

hSath'er,   -y,   heath'er-bell,    -bleat, 

-bleat  er,    -claw,    -grass,    -lin  tic, 

-peep  er,    -wool. 
heaume  (hom). 
heave,      heaved,      heav'ing,      -er, 

heave' -of  fer  ing,  -shouFder,  heav'- 

ing-days,    -line. 


hfeav'en  (-n),  -ly,  -li  ness,  -ward, 
heav'en-born,  -bright,  -built, 
-di  rect'ed,  -kiss'ing,  -tree, 
heav'en  ly-mind^ed,  -mind'ed- 
ness. 

hgav'y,  hgav'i  er,  -i  est,  -i  ly, 
-i  ness,  heav'y  weight,  a  person, 
heav'y-armed,  -handled,  -head'ed, 
-heart^ed,  -lad''en,  -pine,  -spar, 
-stone. 

hfib'do  mad,  -dom'a  dal,  -dal  ly, 
-da  ry. 

He'be,  Myth. 

hfeb'e  tude,   -tu'di  nous. 

He'brew,  -bra'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly, 
-i  cize,  -cized,  -ci^zing,  -bra  ist, 
-is'tic,  -tic  al,  -al  ly,  -bra  ize, 
-ized,    -lazing,    -I  za'tion. 

He'bron,  Bih. 

Hec'a  te.   Myth.,   -te'an. 

hfic'a  tomb   (-tdbm  or  -t6m). 

heck,   -ber^ry,    -box. 

hec'kle,  -kled,  -kling,  -kler,  hec'- 
kle-cell. 

Hfic'la  or  Hek'la,  vole.  Iceland. 

hec'tire. 

hfec'tic,  -al,  -al  ly. 

hfec'to  gram  or  -grSmme,  -to- 
graph,  -graph 'ic,  -to  li  ter  or 
-tre  (-letter),  -to  me'ter,  -to- 
stere. 

hfec'tor,   -ing,    -ly,    -tored. 

H6c'u  ba.  Myth. 

hfid'dle,  -died,  -dling,  hed'dle-eye, 
-hook,    -yarn. 

hfedge,  hedged,  hSdg'ing,  -er, 
hedge'bells,  a  plant,  -ber'ry, 
-hog,   -maids,  a  plant. 

hfidge'-ac  cent'or,  -bed'straw, 
-bill,  -blnd'ing,  -bind^weed, 
-bird,  -born,  =bote,  -car^pen  ter, 
-chaffer,  -chant  er,  -chick^en, 
-clip  per,  'gar''lic,  -hys'sop 
('his'-),  -jug,  -knife,  -lau  rel, 
-mar  riage,  -  -mike,  -mush  room, 
-mus  tard,  -net  tie,  -pars  ley, 
-par  son,  -peak,  -pink,  -plant, 
-plant  er,  -priest,  -rhyme,  -row, 
-school,  -schooFmas  ter,  -scis'- 
sors,  -shrew,  -spar  row,  -speak, 
-spick,  -ta  per,  -thorn,  -vine, 
-vi  o  let,    -war  bier. 

hfidg'ing-bill,   -glove,    -tools. 


fate,   fat,   far,   fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,   ice,  In,   note, 


hedgehog-cactus 


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hemautography 


hedge'hog-cac^tus,    -fruit,    'grass, 

-pars''ley,    -plant,    -rat,    -this''tle. 
he  don'ic,     -al,     -ics,     hed'on  ism, 

-on  ist,  -o  nis'tic. 
heed,    -ed,    -ing,    -er,    -ful,    -ful  ly, 

-ful  ness,     -less,     -less  ly,     -less- 

ness. 
heel,   -er,    -ing,   heeled,   heel'piece, 

v.,    -tap,   V. 
heel'-ball,    -blank,    -block,    -bone, 

-brgasfing,    =bur''nish  ing,    -calk, 

-chain,    -cut  ter,    -i  ron,    =jig'ger, 

-joint,     -knee,     -lift,     -ma  chine'', 

-pad,    -path,    -piece,    n.,    -plate, 

-post,        'ring,        -rope,        -seat, 

-shave,      -tap,     n.,      -tip,      -tool, 

-tree,    -trim^mer,    heel'ing-6r^ror. 
hgft,  -y. 

He'ge   (-ge),   Bih. 
He'gel    (ha'-),    Ger.    philos.,    He- 

ge'll  an    {or    ha  ge'-    or   ha  ga'-), 

-an  ism,   -gel  ism. 
he'ge  mo  ny  (or-jem'o  ny),  -mon  ic, 

-ic  al. 
heg'i  ra     {or     he  jl'ra),     a    flight; 

Heg'i  ra,  the  flight  of  Mohammed. 
heifer  (h6f-). 
heigh  (hi),   -ho. 
height    (hit)    or    hight,    -en,    -en- 

ing,       -en  er,       -ened,       height' - 

board,   -staff. 
Hell  bronn'   (hirbron'),   t.   Ger. 
Hei'li  gen  stadt        (hi'll  gen  statO, 

t.  Prus.;  t.   Aust. 
hei'min   (ha'-). 
Hei'ne  (hi'ng),   Ger.  writer. 
hei'nous   (ha'nus),   -ly,   -ness. 
heir      (air),      -dom,      -ess,      -less, 

-loom,     -ship,     heir-ap  parpen  cy, 

-land,   h.   ap  par^ent. 
hei'=te'ki  (hr=te'kl). 
he'-jaiap. 

hfij'i  ra  {or  he  ji'ra).     See  hegira. 
Hel  chi'ah  (-ki'-),  Bih. 
hel'coid,  hel  co'sis. 
Hgl'dai   {or  hel'da  i),   Bih. 
H61'e  na,    c.    Ark.;   c.    Mont, 
he'li  ac,   -li'a  cal,   -cal  ly. 
he'll  o  chrome     (-krorn),     -chro'- 

mic,     -chro'mo  scope,     -mo  type, 

-H  och'ro  my   (-ok'-). 
H6  H  o  do'nis,  Bih. 
he^H  o-e  lec'tric,   -en  grav'ing. 


he'll  o  graph,  -graph'ic,  -ic  al, 
-og'ra  pher,  -ra  phy,  '  -ol'a  try, 
-a  ter,  -a  trous,  -om'e  ter, 

-e  try,  -o  met'ric,  -ric  al,  -al  ly, 
-o  scope,   -scop'ic,   -o  stat. 

He'lJds,  Myth. 

he'U  o  trope,  -trop'er,  -tr6p'ic, 
-ic  al,   -al  ly,   -ot'ro  pism. 

he'U  o  type,  -typed,  -typ'ing  (-tipO, 
-ty^py  (-ti''-).   -typ'ic  (-tip'-). 

he'lix,  pi.  he'lix  es  or  hel'i  ces 
(-sez). 

Hgl'kai  {or  -ka  i),  Bih. 

hSU,  -ish,  -ish  ly,  -ish  ness,  -ben'- 
der,  -ward,  -bent,  -black,  -born, 
-brood,  -broth,  -cat,  -div'er, 
-doomed,  -driv^er,  -fire,  -gate, 
-hag,  -haunt  ed,  -hound,  -kite, 
-rake. 

hSl'le  bore,  -bo  rism,  -bo  rize, 
-rized,    -ri^zing. 

Hel'lene,  a  Greek,  Hel  le'ni  an, 
-len'ic,  -ic  al  ly,  -len'i  cism, 
-len  ism,  -len  ist,  -le  nis'tic, 
-tic  al,  -al  ly,  -len  ize,  -ized, 
-i^zer,   -i''zing,   -I  za'tion. 

hel  lo'.     See  halloo. 

helm,  -ing,  -less,  helmed,  helm'gd, 
a.,  helms'man,  helm -bar, 

-cloud,  -guard,  -port. 

hSl'met,  -ed,  hel'met-bee'tle, 
-bird,  -cock  a  too^,  -crab,  -crest, 
-flow'er,  a  plant,  -quail,  -shaped, 
-shell. 

He  lo  ise'    (a  16  ez'),    Fr.    abbess. 

He'lon,  Bih. 

He'lot  {or  hgl'ot),  -age,  -ism,   -ry. 

help,  -ing,  -er,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful- 
ness, -less,  -less  ly,  -less  ness, 
helped,  help'mate,  -meet, 

-worth''y,    -ale. 

h61'ter-sk61'ter. 

hSlve,  helved,  helv'ing,  helve'- 
ham^mer. 

HSl  ve'tian  (-shan),   -vet'ic. 

H61  ve'ti  us   (-shi  us),   Fr.  philos. 

hem,   -ming,   -mer,   hemmed. 

he'mal,   he  mat'ic,   -ics. 

Hfim'ans,   Eng.   poetess. 

hfim'a  tite,  -tit'ic,  -toid,  -tose, 
-to'sis. 

hem  a  tom'e  ter,   -e  trv'. 

hem  au'to  graph,  -tog'ra  phy. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  iip,  tirn,  etude,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  BaCh. 


hemisphere 


340 


hermit  =warbler 


hgm'i  sphere,   -spher'ic,   -ic  al. 
hSm'i  stich     (-stik),     -al    {or    he- 
mis'-). 
hfim'lock,     =drop  wort,     -pars  ley, 

•pitch,    ^spruce. 
hem'ol,    he  mol'y  sin. 
hem  o  pho'bia. 
hSm'or  rhage        (-raj),        -rhag'ic 

(-raj'-),     -or  rhoid,     pi.     -rhoids, 

-rhoid'al. 
hemp,   -en,   -y,   -weed,   -wort. 
hemp'-ag''ri  mo  ny,  =brake,  =bray, 

-bush,        -har'vest  er,        -net' tie, 

-palm,     -plant,     -res'in     (-rez''-), 

-seed,    -tree. 
hfem'stitch,  -ing,  -er,   -stitched. 
hen,    -ner  y,    -ny,    hen'bane,    -bill, 

a  bird,  -bit,  a  plant,  -fish,  -peck, 

-pecked,    -ware,    -wife,    -wom'an. 
hen'-billed,      -blind'ness,      -clam, 

-coil,     -coop,     -cur'lew,     -hawk, 

-house,    -huz'zy,    -mold,    -plant, 

-roost. 
hen -and -chick  ens,        a       plant, 

hen's-bill,    -foot. 
He  nault'   (a'no'),    Fr.   hist. 
Hen'gist  (-gist),  Jutish  chief. 
Hgn'ne  pin,  Fr.  explorer. 
Henne  quin'    (en'kan'),    Fr.    auth. 
he  no' sis. 

Hen  ri'ci  (-rit'se),  Ger.  math. 
he  pat'i  ca,   -pat'ic,   -ic  al. 
He  phaes'tus        (-fes'-).        Myth., 

-pha^s'ti  an. 
He'pher,  Bih. 
Heph'zKbah   (hef-),   Bih. 
hfip'ta  gon,    -tag'o  nal,    -tam'e  ter, 

-tan'gu  lar. 
Hep'ta  pla. 
hfip'tar  chy,    -tarch    (-tark),    -tar'- 

chic   (-kik),   -tar  chist   (-kist). 
h^r,  -self,  hers. 
He'ra  or  He're,  Myth. 
H6r  a  cle'an  or  -cle'ian,  H6r'a  cles 

(-klez),  Gr.  form  of  Hercules. 
Hfir  a  cli'tus,   Gr.   philos.,   -ch  te'- 

an,    -an  ism,    -cllt'ic. 
hgr'ad. 
hfir'ald,   -ed,    -ing,   -er,    -ry,    -ship, 

he  ral'dic,       -die  al  ly,       her'ald- 

crab,    -moth. 
Her  at',  c.  Afghan. 
He  rault'   (a'ro'),   dept.   Fr. 


herb  (erb  or  herb),  -age,  -aged, 
-al,  a.,  herb'al,  n.  (herb'-), 
-al  ism,  -al  ist,  her  ba'ri  um,  pi. 
-ri  ums  or  -ri  a,  her'ba  ry,- 
-bes'cent,  -bif'er  ous,  herb'ist, 
herb'let,  -less,  -ous,  -y,  her  bose'. 

herb'wom'an,  -bane,  -bar'ba  ra, 
-ben  net,  -car'pen  ter,  -chris''- 
to  pher,  -doc'tor,  -frank'in- 
cense,  -ger'ard,  -grace,  -i  vy, 
-HI  y,  -lou  i''sa,  -mar''ga  ret, 
-par''is,  -pe  ter,  -re  pent'ance, 
-rob  ert,  -so  phi'a,  =trin''i  ty, 
-true''love,  -two''pence,  -wiFliam, 
herb'age -plant,  herb -of -grace,  a 
plant. 

Her  cu  la'ne  um,  anc.  Rom.  city, 
-ne  an,   -nen'si  an. 

Hdr'cu  les  (-lez),  Myth.,  -cu'le  an, 
Her'cu  les' -bee' tie,  Her'cu  les'- 
club. 

hSrd,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -boy,  herds'- 
man,  herds'wom  an,  herd-book, 
-grass,  herd'ing-ground,  herd's- 
grass. 

h§r'dic. 

here,  -a  bout',  -a  bouts',  -aft'er, 
-S,t',  -a  way',  -by'  (-bi'),  -from', 
-in',  -in  aft'er,  -in  be  fore', 
-in'to,  -of  (-ov'),  -on',  -to', 
-to  fore',  -un'der,  -un'to  {or 
-to'),   -up  on',    -with'   {or  -with'). 

he  rfid'i  ty,  -i  ta  ry,  -ta  ri  ly,  -ri- 
ness,      her  e  dit'a  ment. 

He'res  (-rez),   Bih. 

hfir'e  si  arch  ( -ark  or  he  re'zi- 
ark),  -si  og'ra  phy,  -ra  pher,  -si- 
ol'o  gy,    -o  gist. 

hSr'e  sy,   -e  tic,   he  ret'ic  al,    -al  ly. 

hgr'it  age,   -it  a  ble,    -a  bil'i  ty. 

h^r'ling  or  hir'-. 

her  md'no,  pi.   -nos. 

h§r  maph'ro  dite,  -dit'ic,  -ic  al, 
-al  ly,    -dit  ism. 

H^r'mes  (-mez).  Myth.;  Bih., 
-met'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  her  met'ics. 

Hfir'mfes,  Ger.  theol.,  -me'si  an, 
-an  ism. 

Her  mi'o  ne,  Shak.  Winter's  Tale. 

hSr'mit,  -age,  -a  ry,  -ess,  -mit'- 
ic  al. 

hfer'mit-bird,  -crab,  -crow, 
-thrush,  -war  bier. 


fate,   f3,t,   far,    fall,    f^re,    fast,    sofa,   mete,   mSt,   her,    ice,   in,    note. 


Hermogenes 


341 


hierogrammatist 


Her  mog'e  nes   (-m6j'e  nez),   Bib., 

-mo  ge'ne  an. 
Her  na'ni       or      Er-      (ar  na'ne), 

Hugo's   tragedy;   Verdi's  opera. 
her'ni  a,    -ni  al,    -ni  a  ted,    -ni  oid, 

-ni  ol'o  gy,  -ot'o  my. 
he'ro,    -ro'ic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly,    -ro  i- 

com'ic,    hgr'o  ine,    -o  ism,    he'ro- 

wor  ship,    =wor  ship  er. 
Hgr'od,  King  of  the  Jews,  He  ro'- 

di  an. 
HS  ro'di  as,  Bib. 
He  r6d'o  tus,   Gr.   hist.,    -o  te'an. 
he  ro'in  or  -ine,  Chem. 
hfir'on,  -ry,   her'on's=bill. 
h§r  pe  tol'o  gy,    -o  gist,    -to  log'ic, 

-ic  al,     -al  ly,     her'pe  toid,     -tot'- 

o  my,   -o  mist. 
H6rr,  a  Ger.  title  equivalent  to  Mr. 
hfir'ring,         -er,         her'ring-bank, 

-bone,        =buss,        -cobs,        -cod, 

-curler,   -driv^er,   -fish  er  y,   -gull, 

-hake,        =hog,        =king,        -pike, 

-pond,   -spink,   -work,  h.  moun'- 

tain. 
Herrn'huf^fir. 
Her'schel,    Eng,    astron.,    -sch61'- 

i  an. 
Her  ve'  (erVa'),  Fr.  journalist, 
her^vi  de'ro  (-da'-). 
Her  ze  go  vi'na   (hert^se  go  ve'na), 

prov.  Tur. 
He'sJ  od,   Gr.  poet,   -od'ic. 
He  si'o  ne.     Myth.;    a     genus     of 

insects. 
hfis'i  tate   (hez'-  or  hes'-),   -ta  ted, 

-ta  ting,  -ting  ly,  -ta  tive,  -ta  tor, 

-tant,    -tant  ly,    -tan  cy,    -ta'tion. 
Hfes'per,  -per  id,  -pe  rus,  -pe'ri  an, 

Hes  per'i  des       (-dez).        Myth., 

-pe  rid'i  an. 
Hesse' =Nas'sau  (hes'-nas'sou), 

prov.  Prus. 
Hes'sian  (hesh'an). 
h6t'er  o  dox,       -ly,       -ness,       -al, 

-dox  y. 
better  o  ge'ne  ous,    -ous  ly,    -ous- 

ness,    -ge'ne  al,    -ge  ne'i  ty,    -ge- 

net'ic. 
het'er  o  lith. 

hfit'man,   -man  ate,   -man  ship. 
Heug'lin,  von  (fon  hoig'lin),  Ger. 

trav. 


Heus'de   (hes'deh),   Dutch  auth. 
Heu  zey'  (e^za'),  Fr.  archaeol. 
hew  (hu),   -er,   -ing,   hewed,  hew'- 

hole,   a  bird. 
hex'a  gon,  -ag'o  nal,   -nal  ly. 
hex  am'e  ter,        -e  tral,       -e  trist, 

-a  met'ric,   -ric  al. 
hex'a  seme,  -se'mic. 
hey  (ha),  -day. 
Hfiz'ra  i  {or  -rai).  Bib. 
hi  a'tus,  pi.   -tus  or  -tus  es. 
HFa  wa'tha,   Longfellow's   poem. 
hi'ber  nate,       -na^ted,       -na^ting, 

-ber'nal,   -na'tion. 
Hi  ber'ni  a,    Ireland,    -ni  an,    -an- 

ism,     -ni  cism,     -ni  cize,     -cized, 

-cf  zing,     -nol'o  gy,     -o  gist,     Hi- 

ber'no-Cel'tic. 
hie  a  tee', 
hic'cup   or   -cough    (hik'up),    -ing, 

-er,        -cupped       or       -coughed 

(-kupt). 
htc'  ja'cet. 
hick'o  ry,    -head,    a   duck,    -a  ca^- 

cia,     -elm,     -eu  ca  lyp^tus,     -gir- 

dler,      -nut,      -pine,      -shad,     h. 

shirt. 
Hicks'ite. 

hi  dai'go,   -dal'gism  (-jizm). 
Hid'dai  {or  -da  i),  Bib. 
hide,   hid,    hid'den,    -den  ly,    -den- 

ness,     hid'er,     -ing,     hide'bound, 

-blown,    -handler,    -mill,    -rope, 

-scrapper,     -shav^ing,     -stretchier, 

-work'er,  hide-and-seek,  hid'ing- 

place,  hid'den-eyed. 
hid'e  ous,  -ly,  -ness. 
hie,   hied,   hy'ing   (hi'-)   or  hie'ing. 
hiel'a  man,   -tree. 
hi'e  mate,        -ma'ted,        -malting, 

-mal,    -ma'tion,   hi'ems. 
hien   (hen  or  hyen). 
hi'er  arch    (-ark),    -al,    -archaism, 

-arch'^y,   -arch'ic,   -ic  al,   -al  ly. 
Higr'eel,  Bib. 
Hi  6r'e  m6th,  Bih. 
Hi  er'i  e'lus.  Bib. 
Hi  er'mas,   Bib. 
hi'er  o  glyph,     -ic,     -ic  al,     -al  ly, 

-og'ly  phist,     -ly  phize,     -phized, 

-phi^zing. 
hi'er  o  gram,    -gram'mat,    -mat'ic, 

-ic  al,  -gram'ma  tist. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  BaCh. 


hierology 


342 


hive -vine 


hi  er  oro  gy,  -o  gist,  -o  log'ic, 
-ic  al,   -ol'a  try. 

Hi'e  r6n'y  mus,  Bib. 

hi  Sr'o  phant  {or  hi'er-),  -phan'tic. 

Hig  ga'ion,  Bib. 

hig'gle,  -gled,  -gler,  -gler  y, 
-gling. 

hig'gle  dy-pig'gle  dy. 

high  (hi),  -er,  -er  most,  -est,  -ly, 
-ness,  -bind''er,  -hold^er,  a  bird, 
-hole,  a  bird,  -land,  -road,  -way, 
-way  man,  High'land  man. 

high'«backed,  -bloodied,  -boy, 
-cock  a  lo'rum,  -cross,  -day, 
-fli^er,  -flown,  -go,  -hook,  -line, 
a  fisherman,  -low,  -maFlow, 
-pres^sure,  -priesthood,  -priest'- 
ly,  -priest'ship,  -proof,  -reach- 
ing, -sound^ing,  -step^per, 
-street,  -ta  per,  -top,  an  apple, 
High'-church,  -church  ism, 
-church  man,  high-low-jack,  h. 
priest. 

hi  la'ri  ous  {or  hi-),  -ly,  -lar'i  ty. 

hill,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  -i  ness,  -ock, 
hilled,  hill'ber^ry,  -man,  -side, 
-top,  -wort. 

hill' -ant,  -bird,  -coun^try,  -dig^- 
ger,  -fe^ver,  -folk,  -fort,  -oat, 
-par^tridge,          -plov^er,  -site, 

-spar' row,  -star,  -tit,  hill'ock-tree, 
hill' side -plow. 

hilt,   -ed. 

hi'lum. 

him,  -self. 

HI  ma'la  ya  {or  him  a  la'ya), 
mts.   in  Asia,   -la  yan. 

hin. 

hind,  -er,  -most,  -er  most,  -ber^ry, 
-brain,  -hand,  -head,  -sight, 
-ward,    hind'-fore'most. 

hin'der,  -er,  -ing,  -dered,  -drance 
or  -der  ance. 

Hin'du  (-doo)  or  -dob,  pi.  -dus  or 
-doDS,  -du  ism,  -du  ize,  -ized, 
-i'zing,   -du  stan'i   (-e). 

hinge,  -less,  hinged,  hin'ging, 
hinge' -band,  -joint,  -line,  -pil'- 
lar,    -pin,    -tooth,    hin'ging-post. 

hin'ny,  -ing,  -nied,  hin'ny,  «., 
pi.   -nies. 

hint,   -ed,   -er,   -ing,   -ing  ly. 

hin'ter  land  (-lilnt). 


hip,  «.,  hip'ber^ry,  -bri  er,  a 
plant,  -rose,  a  plant,  -wort, 
-bath,  -belt,  -bone,  -gir'dle, 
-gout,  -hop,  -joint,  -knob, 
-lock,  -mold^ing,  -raft  er,  -roof, 
-shot,    -strap,    -tile,    -tree,    -tub. 

hip,  v.,   -ping,   hipped. 

hipe,  hiped,  hip'ing. 

hip  po  cam'pus. 

Hip  poc'ra  tes  (-tez),  Gr.  physi- 
cian,   -ra  tism,    -po  crat'ic. 

Hip'po  crene.  Myth. 

hip'po  drome. 

hip  pol'o  gy,  -o  gist,  -poph'a  gy, 
-a  gous,  -a  gist  (-jlst),  -a  gi,  hip'- 
po phile. 

Hip  p61'y  ta  (-I-),  Shak.  Mid- 
summer Night's   Dream. 

Hip  pol'y  tus.  Myth. 

hip  po  pot'a  mus,  pi.  -mus  es  or 
-mi. 

hir  car'ra. 

hire,  -less,  -hng,  hired,  hir'ing. 

Hi  ro  shi'ma  (he'ro  she'ma),  c. 
Japan. 

hir  sute'   (her-),   -ness. 

His  pa'ni  a,  Spain,  -pan'ic,  -pan'- 
i  cism,  -pan'i  cize,  -cized,  -ci'- 
zing,  -pan'i  o  late,  -la'ted,  -las- 
ting, -pan'i  o  lize,  -lized,  -Ha- 
zing.   His  pan'o-Gal'li  can. 

his'pid,  -pi  darting,  -pid'i  ty,  -pid'- 
u  lous. 

hiss,   -ing,   -er,  hissed. 

hist. 

his  tol'o  gy,  -o  gist,  -to  log'ic, 
-ic  al,    -al  ly,    -tol'y  sis,    -to  lyt'ic. 

his  tS'ri  an,  -tor'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly, 
-al  ness,  -to  ri  og'ra  pher,  -ra- 
phy,  -o  graph'ic,  -ic  al,  -ri  ol'- 
o  gy,  his'to  ry,  -to  ric'i  ty,  -paint'- 
ing,  -piece. 

his  tri  on'ic,  -al,  -al  ly,  -on'i  cism. 

hit,  -ting,  -ter,  hit' -off,  hit-or- 
miss. 

hitch,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness, 
hitched,  hitch'ing-bar,  -clamp, 
-post. 

hith'er,  -most,  -to'  {or  hith'-), 
-ward. 

hi'ty-ti'ty. 

hive,  hived,  hiv'ing,  -er,  hive -bee, 
-nest,    -vine. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,   her,    ice.   In,    note, 


Hivite 


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holystoning 


ho. 

hoar,    -y,    -i  ness,    -stone,   h.    frost. 

hoar'hound  or   hore'hound. 

hoard,   -ed,   -er,   -ing. 

hoarse,   -ly,   -li  ness. 

hoax,   -er,    -ing,   hoaxed. 

hob,  -like,  -thrush,  ^nail,  hob'- 
nail=llv^er,    hob'thrush-louse. 

Ho  ba'iah,  Bih. 

hob'ble,    -bled,    -bling,    -bhng  ly, 

hob'ble  de  hoy',  -ish. 

Hobbs   (hobz),   Eng.   philos. 

hSb'by,   -ist,   hob'by»horse,   -owl. 

hob  gob'lin. 

hob'nob'  {or  -nobO,  -bing, 
-nobbed'. 

ho'bo,   pi.   -bos  or  -boes   (-boz). 

Hoche   (osh),   Fr.  gen. 

hock  or  hough  (hok),  -er,  -ing, 
hocked,   hock'^cart,    -glass. 

hock'ey,   -cake,   -load. 

ho'cus,  -cused  (-kust)  or  -cussed, 
-ing   or   -sing,    ho'cus-po'cus. 

hod,  -ded,  -ding,  -ful,  -man, 
hod'-car^ri  er,    -eFe  va  tor. 

Ho  da'iah   {or  hod^a  i'ah),   Bih. 

hod'den,   -gray. 

Ho  de'vah,   Bih. 

hodge,    -podge,    -pud^ding. 

ho  dom'e  ter,  hod  o  met'ric  al. 

hoe,  -ing,  ho'er,  hoed,  hoe'-cake, 
-down,   -plow,  hoe'ing-ma  chined 

ho'ey. 

hog,  -ging,  hogged,  hog'ger, 
-ger  y,   -gish,   -gish  ly,   -gish  ness. 

hog'back,  a  fish,  -chok''er,  a  fish, 
-fish,  -herd,  -mol  ly,  -nut,  -skin, 
-sty  (-sti),  -suck^er,  a  fish,  -wash, 
-weed,    -wort. 

hog' -ape,  -ap'ple,  -back  or 
-backed,  shaped  like  the  back 
of  a  hog,  -bean,  -bed,  -brace, 
-cat^er  pil  lar,  -chain,  -cher^ry, 
-choFer  a,  -colt,  -cote,  -deer, 
-eFe  va  tor,  -fen  nel,  -fleece, 
-frame,  "gum,  -hook,  -louse, 
-mace,  -mane,  -meat,  -mon  ey, 
-mon''key,  -muFlet,  -pea  nut, 
-pen,  -plum,  -rat,  -reeve,  -ring, 
-ring''er,       -rub  ber,       -scald^ing, 

■  -score,  -shearling,  -snake,  -suc^- 
co  ry,   -waFlow. 


hog's' -back,  -bane,  -bean,  -bread, 

-fen^nel,     -gar^lic,     -haw,     -pud^- 

ding,      hog'ger-pipe,      hog'ging- 

frame,       hog'-in-ar'mor,       hog'- 

nose -snake. 
hogs'head. 
Ho'hen  lo  he        (ho'en  lo^eh),       a 

Ger.  family. 
Ho'hen  zol  lern      (ho'en  ts61 16rn), 

a  Ger.   family. 
hoi'den  or  hoy'-,    -hood,   -den  ish, 

-den  ism. 
hoist,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -way,  -bridge. 
hoist'ing-ap  pa  ra^tus,  -crab,  -en^- 

gine,    -jack,    -ma  chine',   -tac'kle. 
hoi'ty  toi'ty. 

Hol'brook,  Amer.  naturahst. 
hold,    -er,    -ing,    held,    hold'back, 

-fast,      -beam,      'gang,      hold'er- 

forth,   hold'ing -ground. 
hole,  holed,   hol'ing,   hol'er,  hole'- 

wort,      -board,      -dove,      -stitch, 

hol'ing-ax,    -pick. 
Hoi  guin'   (hoi  gen'),   t.   Cuba. 
h6ri  day. 
Hdl'land,     the     Netherlands,     -er, 

-ish. 
h61'land,  linen  imported  from  the 

Netherlands. 
HoMan  daise   (-daz'),  H.  sauce. 
hSriands,   gin  made  in  Holland, 
hdl'lle -point,   -stitch. 
h61  16',     inter j.,     h6l'l6,     v.,     -ing, 

-loed.     See  halloo. 
h61'l6w,    -ing,    -ly,    -ness,    -lowed, 

hSl'low  head,     a    bird,     -root,     a 

plant,     -stock,     a     plant,     -wort, 

-billed,    -horn,  a  disease,   -plane, 

hoi'low  ing-knife,   -plane. 
hSl'ly,   -fern,    -lau  rel,   -oak,   -rose, 

-tree. 
hfil'ly  hock,   -rose,   -tree, 
holm     {or     how),      -cock,      -oak, 

-screech,   -thrush. 
hdl'o  caust. 

H61'o  figr'nes  (-nez),  Bih. 
hdl'o  graph,  -ic,  -ic  al. 
ho  16m'e  ter. 

Hol'stein,  Prus.;  a  breed  of  cattle, 
hol'ster,    -stered,    -ster-pipe. 
holt. 

ho'ly,   -li  er,   -li  est,   -li  ly,   -li  ness. 
ho'ly  stone,  -stoned,  -ston  ing. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  iip,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bofimot,  thus,  Badi. 


holy»cruel 


344 


hooting -owl 


h6'ly-cru'el,   »hay,   -herb. 

Holy  Ghost,  Holy-Ghost  pear, 
Holy-Ghost   plant. 

Hol'yoke,  Amer.  reformer. 

hdm'age,  -a  ble,  hom'a  ger, 
hom'age-ju'ry. 

home,  -less,  -like,  -like  ness,  -ly, 
-li  ly,  -li  ness,  -bound,  -come, 
-sick,  -spun,  -stall,  -stead, 
-ward,  -ward  ly,  -wort,  homed, 
hom'ing. 

ho  me' -born,  -brew,  -combing, 
»keep''ing,  -ruFer,  ho  me' ward - 
bound,  hom'ing-mill,  home  rule. 

hSm'i  cide,   -ci^al,   -dal  ly. 

h6m  i  let'ic,  -al,  -let'ics. 

hom'i  ly,   -i  list. 

h6m'i  ny. 

ho  mo  ge'ne  ous,  -ly,  -ness,  -ge- 
ne'i  ty,   -ge  net'ic. 

ho  m6g'e  nize  (-moj'-),  -nized, 
-nf zing,    -e  nous,    -e  ny. 

ho'mo  graph,  -graph'ic,  -mog'- 
ra  phy. 

ho  m61'o  gous,  -o  gize,  -gized, 
-gl'zing,  -mo  log'ic  al,  -al  ly, 
-mo  logue   {or  h6m'-),   -mol'o  gy. 

ho'mo  nym  {or  h6m'-),  -mon'y- 
my,    -y  mous,    -mous  ly. 

ho'mo  phone  {or  h6m'-),  -phon'ic, 
-m6ph'o  nous,    -o  ny. 

ho'mo  type  {or  h6m'-),  ho'mo- 
ty'py  (-ti^-),  -typ'ic  (-tip'-), 
-ic  al. 

Hon  du'ras  (-doo'-),  rep.  Cen. 
Amer. 

hone,  -stone,  -wort,  honed,  hon'- 
ing. 

hon'est  (6n'-),  -ly,  -es  ty,  hon'est- 
heart'ed. 

h6n'ey  (hun'-),  -eyed  (-Id), 
-eyed  ness,  -ey  less,  hon'ey- 
ber^ry,  -bread,  a  tree,  -comb, 
-dew,  -moon,  -stone,  -suc^kle, 
-sweet,  a  plant,  -ware,  a  plant, 
-wort. 

hon'ey-ant,  -bad^ger,  -bag,  -balm, 
-bas  ket,  -bear,  -bear^er,  -bee, 
-bird,  -blob,  -bloom,  -brown, 
-buz  zard,  -cell,  -creepier,  -crock, 
-eat  er,  -flow  er,  -gar^lic,  -guide, 
-lo  cust, -lo  tus,  -mes  quit'  (-mes- 
ketO,     -moth,     -mouthed,     -pod. 


-pot,  -stalk,  -stom'ach,  -strain'- 
er,  -suck  er,  -su  gar,  -sweet,  a., 
-tube. 

hon'ey  sue  kle-ap  pie,  -clo'ver, 
-tree. 

Honfleur'   (on'fler'),   t.   Fr. 

honk,   -er,   -ing. 

hon'or  (6n'or),  -ing,  -a  ble,  -a  ble- 
ness,  -a  bly,  -a  ry,  -o  rd'ri  um, 
-er,    -if'ic,    -less. 

hon'or=court,   -man,   -point. 

hon  or  if  i  ca  bil  I  tu  din'i  ty. 

ho  no'ris    cau'sa  (-za). 

hoo'cW  noo. 

hd6d,  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  -less,  -lum, 
-wort. 

hd6d'-cap,  -cov'er,  -end,  -gas'tru- 
la,  -jel  ly,  -mold,  -mold'ing, 
-sheaf,  =shy,  hood'ing-end, 
hood'man -blind,   hood  top. 

hdbd'ie-crow. 

hdt)d'wink,   -ing,   -winked. 

hoof,  -y,  hoofed,  hoof -bound, 
=cush''ion,  -mark,  -pad,  -parking, 
-pick,    -spread'er,   hoof'ing-place. 

hd6k,  -ing,  -er,  -ed,  a.,  -ed  ness, 
-let,  -y,  hooked,  hook'bill,  a 
fish,   -heal,   -tip,   a  moth,   -weed. 

hdok' -beaked,  -bill,  -billed, 
-block,  -bolt,  -bone,  -climb'er, 
-ladder,  -land,  -monkey,  -mo'- 
tion,  -net,  -pin,  -plate,  -rope, 
-scarf,  -squid,  -suck'er,  -swiv'el, 
-tool,  -wrench,  hook'ing-frame, 
hook  and  eye. 

hdb'ka  or  -kah,   -stand. 

hod' lee. 

hdon'dee. 

hoop  {or  hd6p),  -ing,  -er,  hooped. 

hoop' -ash  {or  hd6p'-),  -bee, 
-bend'ing,  -coining,  -cramp, 
-crimp  ing,  -cut  ting,  -dress  ing, 
-driv'er,  -lock,  -net,  -pine, 
-planning,  -pole,  -punch  ing, 
-rack  ing,  -rlv'ing,  -saw'ing, 
-shav'ing,  -shell,  -skirt,  -snake, 
-spHtting,  -tree,  -withe,  hoop'- 
koop -plant,   hoop'  i'ron. 

hdo'poe   or  -poo. 

hdose. 

Hoo'sier   (-zher). 

hoot,  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  hoot' -owl, 
-toot,  hoot'ing-owl. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice.   In,    note. 


hoove 


345 


horse -rack 


hoDve,  hoov'en. 

hop,  -ping,  -per,  -bine,  hopped, 
hop'per  doz^er. 

hop'=back,  -border,  -bush,  -clo^ver, 
-cush  ion,  -dog,  -driver,  -fac^tor, 
-feed^er,  -flea,  -fly,  "frame, 
-frog'fly,  -froth^fly,  -gar  den, 
-horn^beam,  -jack,  -kiln, 

-mar^jo  ram,  -mer^chant,  -miF- 
dew,  -oil,  -pest,  -pick  er,  -pock- 
et, -pole,  -press,  -rais^ing,  -sack- 
ing, -scotch,  -set  ter,  -tree,  -tre'- 
foil,    -vine,    -yard. 

hop'per-boy,  -cake,  -cock,  -hood, 
h.  car,  h.  clos''et,  hop'ping-dick, 
-John,  hop-o'-my-thumb,  hop' 
piKlow. 

hdp'ple,  -pled,  -pling. 

h6p'po. 

Hdr'ace,  Latin  poet.  Ho  ra'tian 
(-shan). 

ho'ral,   -ra  ry. 

horde,  hord'ed,   hord'ing. 

her  de  a'ceous. 

hor  de'i  form. 

hore'hound.     See  hoarhound. 

ho  ri'zon,  -glass. 

h6r  i  z6n'tal,  -ly,  -tal'i  ty,  -I  za'- 
tion. 

horn,  -ing,  -er,  -ful,  -ist,  -less, 
-less  ness,  -let,  -y,  -blende, 
horned. 

horn'beak,  a  fish,  -beam,  a  tree, 
-bill,  a  bird,  -book,  -finch,  -fish, 
-pie,  a  bird,  -pipe,  -plant, 
-snake,  -stone,  -tail,  an  insect, 
-weed,  -work,  -wort,  -wrack, 
horns'man,   an  adder. 

horn' -band,  -bar,  -beech,  -bloV- 
er,  -bug,  -card,  -coot,  -core, 
-cui  rass^  -dis  tem^per,  -drum, 
-eel,  -footled,  -grass,  -lead,  -ma- 
chine^  -mad,  -mad''ness,  -mak^er, 
-mer^cu  ry,  -mul  let,  -nut,  -ore, 
-owl,  -pike,  -pith,  -plate,  -play- 
er, -pock,  -pop  py,  -pout,  -pox, 
-press,  -press''er,  -quick' sil  ver, 
-shav'ings,  -shoot,  -siFver,  -tip, 
-of-plenty,   a  plant. 

horn  mail,  h.  of  plen  ty,  a 
cornucopia,   h.  swiv'el. 

horn'y  head,  a  fish,  -y  wink,  a 
bird,   -y-fist  ed,    -hoo  let. 


hdr'net,   -clear  wing,    -fly,    -moth. 

hdr'o  graph,  ho  rog'ra  pher,  -ra- 
phy. 

h6r'o  loge  (-l6j),  -16g'ic  al,  -16^- 
gi  og'ra  pher,  -ra  phy,  -gi  o- 
graph'ic,  ho  rol'o  ger,  -o  gist, 
-ogy. 

ho  rom'e  ter,  -e  try,  hor'o  met'- 
ric  al. 

ho''ro  pi'to   (-pe'-). 

hfir'o  scope,  -sco'per,  ho  r6s'co- 
py,    -co  pist. 

h6r'ri  ble,  -ness,  -bly,  -rid,  -rid- 
ness,    -rent,   hor  rih'i  le  dic'tu. 

hfir'ri  fy,  -ing,  -fied,  -rif'ic,  -ri- 
fi  ca'tion. 

h6r'ror,   -strick'en,   -struck, 

hors  de  com  hat'  (hor'  de  kon  ba'), 
hors' -d' oeuvre'   (hor'-devr'). 

horse,  hors'y,  -i  ness,  horse'back, 
-bane,  -briber,  a  plant,  -finch, 
-fish,  -flow'er,  -foot,  a  plant; 
a  crab,  -hair,  -head,  a  fish;  a 
duck,  -heal,  a  plant,  -hoof,  a 
plant,  -leek,  -less,  -man,  -mas'ter, 
-mint,  -pox,  -rad'ish,  -shoe, 
-tail,  -tongue,  a  plant,  -way, 
-weed,  -whip,  -wom'an,  -wood, 
a  tree. 

horse' -5.1'oes,  -ant,  -arm,  -ar'- 
mor,  -ar  til'ler  y,  -balm,  -bean, 
-beech,  -blob,  -block,  -boat, 
-box,  -boy,  -bram'ble,  -break' er, 
-brush,  -cad'ger,  -cane,  -cap'per, 
-car,  -cas'sia  (-k3,sh'a  or  -ya), 
-chant'er,  -chest'nut,  -clip'per, 
-cloth,  -col'lar,  -crab,  -dai'sy, 
-deal'er,  -doc'tor,  -drench,  -el- 
der, -em'met,  -eye,  -faced, 
-fair,  -fet'tler,  -flesh,  -fly,  -fur'- 
ni  ture,  -gear,  -gen'tian,  -gin, 
-gin'seng,  -gogs,  -gram,  -guards, 
-hal'ter,  -hitch'ing,  -hoe,  -hold'- 
er,    -hook,    -i'ron,    -jock'ey. 

horse'-knack'er,  -knop,  -lat'i- 
tudes,  -laugh,  -leech,  -lit  ter, 
-load,  -lot,  -mack'er  el,  -ma  rine', 
-match,  -mill,  -mus  sel,  -nail, 
-net,  -net  tie,  -pars'ley,  -path, 
-pick,  -piece,  -pile,  -pipe, 
-pis'tol,  -play,  -plum,  -pond, 
-pop  py,  -post,  -pow'er,  -purs- 
lane,     -race,      -ra'cing,      -rack, 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  lirn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus.  Bach. 


horse 'railroad 


346 


howitzer 


-raiFroad,  =rake,  'rough,  ^run, 
-sense,  -shov^el,  =soFdier,  -s6r^- 
rel,  -sponge,  =steaFing,  -stingier, 
-su^gar,  -thief,  -this'tle,  -thrush, 
-thyme  (-tim),  -tick,  -train^er, 
-tree,  -trick,  -vetch,  -vi^o  let, 
-whim,  -win''kle,  -worm,  -wran'- 
gler. 

horse'flea-weed,  horse'fly-weed, 
horse'foot'snipe,  h.  crab,  horse'- 
hair-H^chen,  -worm,  horse'rSd- 
ish'tree,  horse'tail-tree,  h. 
li''chen,  horse' well -grass,  hors'- 
ing-block,    =i''ron. 

horse'shoe^ing,  -sho'er  (-shoo'-). 

horse'shoe-an'vil,  -blank,  -head, 
-kid  ney,  -ma  chine^  -nail,  h. 
bat,  h.  crab,  h.  mag'net,  h. 
vetch. 

hors'te. 

hor'ta  to  ry,   -ta  tive,   -ta'tion. 

hor'ti  cuFture,  -cul'tur  al,  -tur  ist. 

Ho'rus,  Myth. 

ho  san'na  (-z3,n'-),  pi.  -nas  (-naz). 

hose  (hoz),  -man,  -net,  ho'sier 
(-zher),    -sier  y. 

hose -bib,  -bridge,  -car'riage,  -car'- 
ri  er,  -cart,  -clamp,  -coup'ling, 
-fit  tings,  -hook,  -jumpier,  -nip'- 
ple,  -pipe,  -pro  tecFor,  -reel, 
-screw,  -shield,  -un'ion,  -wrench, 
hose' -in -hose',   hose'   com'pa  ny. 

Ho  se'a  (-ze'-),  Bih. 

Ho  sha'iah  {or  hosh'a  I'ah),  Bib. 

H6sh'a  ma,  Bih. 

Ho  she'a,  Bih. 

h6s'pi  ta  ble,  -ness,  -ta  bly,  -tal'- 
i  ty,  -pi'ti  um  (-pish'i  um), 
hos'pice. 

h6s'pi  tal,  -er,  -tal  ism,  hos'pi  tal- 
fe'ver,   h.   ship. 

h6st,  -ess,  -ess  ship,   -plant. 

hds'tage. 

h6s'tel,   -er,   -ry. 

h6s'tne,  -ly,  -til'i  ty. 

hfis'tler  (hSs'ler  or  6s'-). 

hot,  -ly,  -ness,  -bed,  -foot,  adv., 
-head,  a  person,  -house,  -skull, 
a  person,   -spur,   a  person. 

hot' -air,  a.,  -bloodied,  -chis'el, 
-flue,  -plate,  -pot,  -press,  -saw, 
-short,  -shot,  a  person,  -wall, 
-well,   hot-and-hot. 


hotch,   -pot,   -potch. 

ho  t61',    -car. 

HSth'am,  t.  Austral. 

HSt'ten  tot,   -ism,   -tot'ic. 

hou'dah.     See  howdah. 

Hou  din'    (doMah'),    Fr.    conjurer. 

Hou  don'   (oo''d6n'),    Fr.   sculp. 

Hough  (huf),  Amer.  writer;  hough 
(hok),   to  hamstring,  -er. 

hough'ite   (h6f'-). 

Hough'ton  (ho'ton),  Amer.  pub- 
lisher. 

hou  guette'   (hoo  get'). 

hound,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -fish, 
-plate,  -shark,  hound's' -ber'ry, 
-tongue,    -tree. 

hour  (our),  -ly,  hour-bell,  -cir'cle, 
-glass,   -hand,   -hne,   -plate. 

house,  -ful,  -less,  house'break'er, 
-fa  ther,  -hold,  -hold  er,  -keep- 
er, -leek,  -maid,  -mate,  -mon'- 
ger,       -moth  er,       -stead,       -top, 

.    -warm'ing,   -wife,   -wright. 

house' -argent,  -ball,  -bell,  -boat, 
-car,  -crick'et,  -dog,  -du  ty, 
-en'gine,  -fac'tor,  -finch,  -flag, 
-fly,  -fun'gus,  -line,  -lot,  -mar- 
tin, -mas'ter,  -mov'er,  -paint'er, 
-pi'geon,  -place,  -proud,  -rais''- 
ing,  -room,  -shrew,  -snake, 
-spS.r'row,  -spiMer,  -swaFlow, 
-tax,    -urn. 

house'  phy  si'cian,  h.  stew'ard, 
h.   sur'geon,   house'leek-tree. 

house  (houz),  v.,  housed,  hous'- 
ing,  hous'ing-box,  -cloth,  -frame. 

Hous'sain  (hdos'san),  Arahian 
Nights. 

Hous  saye'   (oo'sa'),   Fr.   auth. 

Hous'ton  (hus'-),  co.  Ga.;  co. 
Minn.;  co.  Tenn.;  c.  Tex.;  t. 
Va.;   Amer.   statesman. 

hout'berg. 

hou  va  ri'   (hoo  va  re'). 

Ho'va. 

hSv'el,  -eled  or  -elled,  -el  ing  or 
-el  ling,   -el  er. 

hov'er  (hiiv'er  or  h6v'-),  -er,  -ing, 
-ing  ly,    -ered,   hov'er-hawk. 

how,  -ev'er,  -so  ev'er. 

how  adj'L 

how'dah  or  hou'dah. 

how'itz  er. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,   mgt,   her,   ice,   In,    note, 


howl 


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hurriedness 


howl,   -er,   -ing,   howled. 

hoy'den.     See  hoiden. 

hua'ca  (wa'ka),   -cal. 

hua  ra'cho   (wa  ra'cho),    pi.    -chos. 

Hua  raz'   (wa  ras'),   t.   Peru. 

Hua  ri'  (wii  re'),  t.  Peru. 

hub,    -bub,    hub'=bor'er,     =cen^ter- 

ing,    'lathe,    =mor'tis  ing,    «turn''- 

ing. 
huck,   -ber^ry. 

huc'kle,   -backed,    -ber^ry,    »bone. 
huck'ster,   -age,   -er,   -ing. 
hud'dle,  -died,   -dler,   -dling. 
hud  dup'. 

Hu'di  bras.   Fiction,    -bras'tic. 
Hu  e'  (hoD  a'),  c.  Annam. 
hue,   -less,  hued,  hu'er. 
Huel'va  (wel'va),  prov.  Sp. 
huff,    -ing,    -ish,    -ish  ly,    -ish  ness, 

-er,   -y,   huffed. 
hug,    -ging,    -ger,    hugged. 
huge,   -ly,   -ness. 
Hu  ger'  (yoD  je'),  Amer.  Rev.  gen.; 

Confed.   gen. 
hug'ger=mug^ger. 
Hughes  (huz),  Eng.  auth. 
Hu'go,    Fr.    writer. — (oD'go),    Ger. 

jurist. 
Hu'gue  not   (-ge  n6t),   -ism. 
Hui'et  (hu'et),  tp.   S.   C. 
hui  sa'che  (hwe-). 
hulk,  -y. 
hull,    -er,    -ing,    hulled,    hull' -gull, 

hull'er=gin,    huU'ing-ma  chine^. 
hiiMa  ba  loo'   or  haF-. 
hul  15'.     See  halloo. 
hum,       -ming,       -mer,      hummed, 

hum'dug^geon,    hum=cup,    hum'- 

ming=bird,    -stick. 
hu'man,    -kind,    -ly,    -ness,    -ism, 

-ist,    -is'tic,    -tic  al  ly,    -man'i  ty, 

hu'man-heart'ed  ness. 
hu  mane',   -ly,   -ness. 
hu  man'i  ta'ri  an,   -ism. 
hu'man  ize,    -ized,    -f  zer,    -f  zing, 

-I  za'tion. 
hum'ble,    -bled,    -bling,    -bling  ly, 

-bier,    -blest,    -bly,    hum'ble  bee, 

hum'ble-mouthed,  -pie,  -plant. 
hum'bug,      -ging,      -ger,      -ger  y, 

-bugged. 
hum'drum,  -ming,  -drummed. 
hu'me  fy,  -ing,  -fied. 


hu'me  rus,    pi.    -ri,    -me  ral. 

hiim'hum. 

hu'mid,    -ness,    -mid'i  ty,  -mid'or. 

hu  mil'i  ate,  -a  ted,  -a  ting,  -i  ty, 
-i  a'tion. 

hiim'mock,  -y,   -mocked. 

hu'mor  (or  u'mor),  -ing,  -ist, 
-is'tic,  -less,  -ous,  -ous  ly,  -ous- 
ness,  -some,  -some  ly,  -some- 
ness. 

hump,  -ing,  -less,  -y,  humped, 
hump'back,  -back -grunt,  -white-- 
fish. 

humph   (hiimf). 

hump'ty-dump'ty. 

hu'mus,  hu'mous,  hu'mic,  hu'- 
mus-plant. 

hunch,  -ing,  -back,  -backed, 
hunched. 

hun'drgd,  -fold,  -weight,  -dredth, 
hun'dred-court,   -eyes,   -legs. 

Hun'ga  ry,   -ga'ri  an. 

hun'ger,  -er,  -ing,  -ful,  -gered, 
"8^7'  "gri  ly,  hun'ger  weed, 
-bit^ten,    -flow^er,   -grass,    -rot. 

hunk. 

hun'ker,  v.,  -ing,   -kered. 

Hun'ker,  n.,  hun'ker,  a.,   -ism. 

hunks. 

hunt,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -a  ble,  -ress, 
hunts'man,  pi.  -men,  -man  ship, 
hunt'ser^geant. 

hunt'ing-box,  -cap,  -case,  -coat, 
-cog,  -crop,  -dog,  -field,  -ground, 
-horn,  -jug,  -knife,  -leop^ard, 
-seat,  -shirt,  -skiff,  -song, 
-spi'der,  -sword,  -tide,  -watch, 
-whip,  hunts'man's-cup,  -horn, 
hunt's=up. 

hu'on-pine. 

Hu'rai  (or  -ra  i).   Bib. 

hur'dle,  -man,  -died,  -dler, 
-dling,   hur'dle-nail,  -race. 

hur'dy=gurMy. 

hurl,   -ing,   -er,   -bone,   hurled. 

hur'ly-bur'ly,   -hack''et,    -house. 

Hu'ron,  -rons,  -ro'ni  an,  Hu'ron- 
Ir''o  quois'   (-kwoi'). 

hur  rah'  or  -ra'  (hoo  ra'  or  hd6-), 
-ing,   -rahed'  or  -raed'. 

hur'ri  cane,   -deck. 

hur'ry,  -ing,  -ri  er,  -ried,  -ried  ly, 
-ried  ness. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


hurry -skurry 


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hyperbatically 


hiir'ry=skiir^ry. 

h^rse'=skin. 

hiirst,   -beech. 

hiirt,      -er,      -ing,      -ful,      -ful  ly, 

-ful  ness,   -less,   -less  ly. 
hfir'tle,   -tied,    -tling,    -ber^ry. 
hus'band    (huz'-),    -ed,    -er,    -ing, 

-age,    -less,    -ry,    -man. 
hiish,     -ing,     hushed,     hush'a  by'' 

(-hV),   hush'=mon^ey. 
Hu'shai  {or  -sha  i),  Bib. 
hu'si   (hoo'se). 
husk,    -er,    -ing,    -y,    -i  ly,    -i  ness, 

husked,  husk' 'hacklier,  husk'ing- 

bee,    =glove,    =peg,    =pin. 
hus  sar'   (huz  zar'   or   h(fez-). 
hiis'sy   (huz'zy). 
hiis'tings. 
hiis'tle,     -tied,     -tier,     -tling,     -tle- 

ment,    -tle=cap. 
hut,  -ted,  -ter,  -ting,  hut=urn. 
hutch,   -ing,  hutched. 
hut'ton,  -ing. 
huz  za'   {or  hd6z-). 
hy'a  cinth,    -cin'thi  an,    -cin'thine. 
Hy  a  cinthe',    Pere    (par   e^a^saht' 

or  ya^saht'),   Fr.  orator, 
hy'a  line,  -a  lite. 

hy  ai'o  graph    (hi-),    -a  log'ra  phy. 
hy  al'o  plasm  (hi  al'o  plazm). 
hy'brid  {or  hib'-),   -ism,   -ist,   -ize, 

-i^zer,    -i^zing,    -ous,    -ist,    -brid'- 

i  ty,    -i  za'tion. 
Hy  dis'pes   (hi  das'pez),   Bih. 
hy'dra,   pi.   -dras  or   -drae.   Myth., 

=head^ed,    Hy'dra,   Astron. 
hy  dran'ge  a       (hi  dran'je  a),       a 

plant.     Hy  dran'ge  a,  a  genus  of 

plants. 
hy'drant. 

hy'drate,  -dra'tion. 
hy  drau'lic    (hi-),    -al,    -al  ly,    -li- 

cian    (-lish'an),    -Uc'i  ty,    -drau'- 

lics,    -list. 
hy  dro  ce  ram'ic. 
hy^dro  dy  nam'ic,    -al,    -ics,    -dy- 

na  mom'e  ter. 
hyMro=e  lec'tric. 
hy'dro  gen,     -ize,     -ized,     -i'zing, 

-dro  gen  ate,        -a'ted,        -acting, 

-ge  na'tion,  -drog'e  nous  (-droj'-). 
hy  dr6g'ra  phy      (hi-),      -ra  pher, 

-dro  graph'ic,    -ic  al. 


hy^ro  ki  net'ics. 

hy  drol'o  gy    (hi-),     -o  gist,     -dro- 

log'ic,     -ic  al,     -drol'y  sis,     -dro- 

lyt'ic,    -dro  man  cy,    -man'tic. 
hy  drom'e  ter    (hi-),    -e  try,    -dro- 

met'ric,      -dro  mo'tor. 
hy'dro  pa.th,         -path'ic,         -ic  al, 

-drop'a  thist,    -a  thy. 
hy  dro  pho'bJ  a      (hi-),      -pho'bic 

{or  -fob'-). 
hy'dro  phone  (hi'-). 
hy'dro  phyt'ic. 
hy'dro  scope, 
hy'dro  stat,    -stat'ic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly, 

-ics,    -sta  ti'cian   (-tish'an). 
hy'dro  sfil'phu  refed,        -phu'ric, 

-sul'phur  ous. 
hy'dro  tech'ny       (hi'dro  tek'-), 

-tech  nol'o  gy. 
hy'dro  thfer'a  py,    -a  peu'tic,    -tics, 

-ther'mal,   -dro  tim'e  ter. 
hy'dro  zo'al,    -zo'an,    -zo'ic,    -zo'- 

on,   pi.   -zo'ons  or  -zo'a. 
hy'dru  re' sis. 
hy  e'na     (hi-),     pi.     -nas,     -en'ic, 

-en'i  form,         -e'nine,         -e'noid, 

hy  e'na=dog. 
hy'e  tal,      -e  to  graph,      -graph'ic, 

-ic  al,    -tog'ra  phy,    -tol'o  gy,    -to- 

log'ic  al,    -tom'e  ter. 
Hy  ge'ia    (hi  je'ya).    Myth.,    -ge'- 

ian. 
hy'gi  ene,    -en'al,    -en'ic,    -ic  al  ly, 

-en'ics,    -en  ism,    -en  ist. 
hy'gro  graph,    -grom'e  ter,    -e  try, 

-gro  met'ric,    -ric  al. 
hy'gro  scope,        -scop'ic,        -ic  al, 

-gro  stat'ics. 
Hy'men,    Myth.,    hy'men,    Anat., 

hy  me  ne'al,    -ne'an,    -men'ic. 
Hy'me  ne'us.  Bib. 
hymn     (him),     -ing     {or     -ning), 

hymned    (himd),    hym'nal,    -nic, 

-nist,    -no  dy,    -no  dist,    -nog'ra- 

pher,    -ra  phy,    -nol'o  gist,    -o  gy. 
hymn' -book,       -sing'ing,       -tune, 

-writ'er. 
hy'o  glos'sus,  -glos'sal. 
hy'oid,   -e  al,    -e  an. 
Hy  pa'ti  a  (hi  pa'shi  a),  of 

Alexandria. 
hy  per'ba  ton     (hi-),      -bat'ic,      -le- 
al ly. 


fate,   fat,    far,    fall,   fare,    fast,   sofa,    mete,   met,   her,   ice,   In,    note, 


hyperbola 


349 


ice -yachtsman 


hy  per'bo  la  (hi-),  -bo  le,  -bSl'ic, 
-ic  al,  -al  ly,  -b6l'i  form,  -ho- 
lism, -ho  list,  -ho  lize,  -lized, 
-li^zing. 

hy'per  bo're  an. 

hyper  crit'ic  al,  -ly,  -i  cize, 
-cized,    -ci''zing,    -cism. 

hy'per  cy  e'sis. 

hy  per  gen'e  sis. 

hy^per  met^a  mor'phic,  -mor'- 
phism,  -mor'pho  sis,  -met  a- 
phor'ic  al. 

hyper  sen'si  tive,    -ness. 

hy  per'tro  phy  (hi-),  -tro  phous, 
-troph'ic,  -ic  al,  -tro  phied  (-fid), 
-phy'ing  (-fi'-). 

hy'phen,  -ate,  -a''ted,  -a''ting, 
-a'tion. 

hyp'no  tism,  -no  tist,  -tize,  -tized, 
-ti^zer,  -ti''zing,  -tl  za'tion,  -not'ic, 
-ic  al  ly,  hyp'nic,   -no  dy. 

hyp  o  chon'dri  a  (hlp''6  kon'drl  a 
or  hi  p6-),  -dri  ac,  -ac  al, 
-al  ly,  -dri  al,  -dri'a  sis,  -chon'- 
dri  asm,    -dri  ast. 


hyp'o  crite,        -crit'ic  al,        -al  ly, 

hy  poc'ri  sy    (hi-). 
hyp'o  der'ma   {or   hi'po-),    -der'mic, 

-mic  al,    -al  ly,    -der'mis. 
hyp'o  gene    (-jen),    -ge'al,    -ge'an, 

hyp  0  ge'um,    hy  pog'e  nous    (hi- 

poj'-). 
hy  pos'ta  sis  (hi-),  pL  -ses  (-sez), 

-ta  sy,    -po  stat'ic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly. 
hy  pds'ta  tize     (hi-),    -tized,     -ti'- 

zing,    -tl  za'tion. 
hy  p6t'e  nuse     or     -poth'-     (hi-), 

-nu'sal. 
hy  poth'e  cate        (hi-),        -canted, 

-ca''ting,     -cantor,     -t6''ry,     -ca  ry, 

-ca'tion. 
hy  poth'e  sis  (hi-),   -e  sist,   -e  size, 

-sized,         -si''zing,         -po  thet'ic, 

-ic  al,    -al  ly. 
hyp  som'e  ter,      -e  try,      -so  met'- 

ric,    -ric  al,    -al  ly. 
hy'son  (-sn). 
hys'sop   (-sup). 
hys  te'ri  a,     -ter'ic,     -ic  al,     -al  ly, 

-i  form. 


I   beam,   I   i^ron  (i'urn),    I   rail. 
I  ac'chus    (i  ak'kus),    Myth.,    -ac'- 

chic  (-ak'kik). 
lach'i  mo        (yak'I  mo),        Shak. 

Cymbeline. 
I  a'go    (e  a'go),    Shak.    Othello. 
i  im'bic,      -al  ly,      -am'bus,      pi. 

-bus  es    (-Sz)    or    -hi,  -am'bist. 
i  an'thlne. 
I  be'ri  an,  -ism. 
i'bex,      pi.      -hex  es      or      Ib'i  ces 

(-sez). 
\  bi'dem. 
i'bis. 

lb  ne'iah  (-ya),   Bih. 
I  ca'ri  an  (i  ka'-),   -ism. 
Ic'arus   (Ik'-),   Myth. 
ice,   iced,    i'cer,    -cing,    -cy,    -ci  ly, 

-ci  ness,  ice'berg,   -leaf,   a  plant, 

-man,    -work. 
ice'=an'chor,       -a'pron,       -au  ger, 

-ax,      -bag,      -ban''ner,      -beam, 

-bear^er,      -belt,      -bird,      -blink, 

-boat,      -bone,      -bound,      -box, 


-break^er,  -brook,  -built,  -calk, 
-cal  o  rim^e  ter,  -ca  noe^  'Cap, 
-car'riage,  -chair,  -chest, 

-chis''el,  -claw,  -clos  et,  -cold, 
-cream,  -creepier,  =crush''er, 
-cut'ter,  -drift,  -drops,  -eFe- 
va  tor  -es  cape',  -fall,  -feath'- 
ers,  -fern,  -field,  -fish  ing, 
-float,  -floe,  -foot,  -fork,  -fox. 
ice' -glass,  -gorge,  -gull,  -hill,  -hook, 
-house,  -ledge,  -lev'el  er,  -lo- 
co mo'tive,  -loon,  -ma  chine', 
-mak  ing,  -mal  let,  -mark, 
-mark'er,  -mas  ter,  -moun'tain, 
-pack,  -pail,  -pa  per,  -pick, 
-pit,  -pitch'er,  -plane,  -plant, 
-plow,  -poul'tice,  -pre  serv'er, 
-quake,  -riv'er,  -safe,  -san  dal, 
-saw,  -scrap'er,  -screw,  -sheet, 
-ship,  -spade,  -spar,  -stream, 
-ta  ble,  -tongs,  -tools,  -wag'on, 
-wall,  -waiter,  -whale,  -wool, 
-worm,  -yacht,  -yacht'ing, 
-yachts'man. 


n6t,  n6r,  use,  up,  urn,  etude,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bo nmot,  thus,  Badi. 


Iceland 


350 


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Ice'land,  -er,  -lan'dic,  Ice'land 
faFcon,  I.  gull,  I.  moss,  I.  spar. 

ich  neu'mon    (ik  nu'mon),    -fly. 

ich'no  graph  (Ik'-),  -graph'ic, 
-ic  al,    -nog'ra  phy. 

ich'no  lite  (Ik'-),  -lit'ic,  -li  thol'- 
o  gy,  -no  litVo  log'ic  al,  -nol'o- 
gy,   -no  log'ic  al,   ich'nite. 

ich'no  man^cy  (Ik'-). 

i'chor   (-kor),    -ous,    i'cho  rose. 

ich^thy  og'ra  phy  (Ik'thI-),  -o- 
graph'ic,  -ol'a  try,  -a  trous, 
-ol  o  gy,  -o  gist,  -o  log'ic,  -ic  al, 
-al  ly,    -o  man^cy,    -man  tic. 

ich  thy  oph'a  gus  (Ik^thi  6f'-),  n., 
a  gous,   a.,    -a  gist   (-jist),    -a  gy. 

ich^thy  op'o  lism  (Ik''thi  op'o  lizm). 

ich'thy  o  saur^  (Ik'thl  6  sar^),  -sau'- 
ri  an,    -sau'rus. 

ich'thys   (Ik'thiss). 

Ic'i  ca   (Is'-),  ic'i  can. 

i'cJ  cle,   -cled. 

i'con,  pi.  -cons  or  -co  nes  (-ko- 
nez),    i  con'ic,    -ic  al. 

i  con'o  clasm,    -o  clast,    -clas'tic. 

i  con'o  graph,  -graph'ic,  -ic  al, 
-co  nog'ra  pher,  -nog'ra  phy,  -co- 
nol'a  ter,  -a  try,  -nol'o  gist, 
-o  gy,  -nom'e  ter,  -e  try,  -no- 
met'ric,   -ric  al,   -al  ly. 

i  CO  nom'a  chy  (-ky),  -a  chist 
(-kist),  -con  o  mat'ic,  -mat'i- 
cism. 

ic'ter  ode. 

ic'tus. 

Ida'lah   (Ida'-),   Bih. 

I  dal'i  a. 

i  de'a,  i  de'al,  -al  ly,  -al  ism, 
-de'a  less,  -de'al  ist,  -is  tic, 
-al'i  ty,  i  de'al  ize,  -ized,  -i'zer, 
-i'zing,          -I  za'tion,  i  de'ate, 

-a'tion,  -tion  al,  -de'a  tive, 
i  de'al-re  al,    -re'al  ism. 

i'dem. 

i  den'tic  al,  -ly,   -ness. 

i  den'ti  fy,  -ing,  -fied,  -fi'er, 
-fi''a  ble,  -fl  ca'tion,  i  den'ti  ty, 
-den'tist. 

i'de  o  graph  {or  i  de'-),  -graph'ic, 
-ic  al,  -al  ly,  -graph'ics,  -og'ra- 
phy,  -ol'o  gy,  -o  gist,  -o  gism, 
-o  gize,  -o  log'ic,  -ic  al,  -o  glyph, 
-ol'a  try. 


i'de  o  phone,  -oph'o  nous,  -o- 
pho-net'ics. 

ides  (idz). 

id'i  o  graph,    -graph'ic. 

id'i  om,   -o  mat'ic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly. 

\&\  6  syn'cra  sy. 

id'i  ot,    -i  o  cy,    -ot'ic,    -ic  al  ly. 

i'dle,  -ness,  -died,  -dling,  -dler, 
i'dle=moss,    =wheel. 

i'dol,  -ize,  -ized,  -i''zer,  -i^zing, 
-I  za'tion,  -dol'a  ter,  -a  tress. 
-a  trous,  -trous  ly,  -a  try,  -o  clas'- 
tic, -o  ma'ni  a,  i'dol -fire,  -shell, 
-wor^ship. 

Id  u  me'a,   Bib. 

i'dyl  (-dil),  -ism,  -ize  or  -lize,  -ist, 
-dyl'lic,    -lie  al. 

I  er'ne,   Ireland. 

I  e'si   (e  a'se),   t.   It. 

Ig'dra  syl.     See    Ygdrasyl. 

1  ger'na   (I  ger'na).   Legendary. 

I  gle'si  as  (e  gla'se  as),  Mex. 
statesman. 

Ig  na'ti  6ff,  Russ.  dipl. 

ig'ne  ous,  ig'ni  fy,  -fy'ing,  -fied, 
-ni  form,  -nes'cent. 

ig'nis  jdt'u  us,  pi.  ig'nes  jat'u  i 
(Ig'nez  fa.t'u  i). 

ig  nite',  -nit'ed,  -ing,  -i  ble,  -or, 
-ni'tion   (-nish'-). 

ig  no'ble,    -ness,    -bly,    -bil'i  ty. 

ig'no  min  y,    -min'i  ous,    -ous  ly. 

ig'no  rant,    -ly,    -ranee,    -ra'mus. 

ig  nore',  -nored',  -nor'ing,  -no- 
ra'tion. 

Ig'or  ro'te  (-ta  or  e  gor-). 

i  gua'na,   -gua'ni  an,    -nid. 

ih  ram'   (I  ram'). 

i  i'wi  (e  e'we). 

I'lai  (i'la),   Bih. 

Il'i  ad,  -ist,  -ad'ic,  -i  ac,   -i  an. 

ill,  -ness,  il'ly,  worse,  worst,  ill'- 
ad  visaed,  -bred,  -breed^ing, 
-con  di''tioned,  -dis  posed'',  -fat'ed, 
-faVored,  -got'ten,  -hu'mored, 
-judged,  -look'ing,  -man'nered, 
-matched,  -na''tured,  -o^mened, 
-sort^ed,  -starred,  -tem^pered, 
-timed,  -treat,  -treat^ed,  -willed, 
ill    treat  ment,    ill    will. 

il  le'gal,    -ly,    -ness,    -gal'i  ty. 

il  ISg'i  ble  (-lej'-),  -ness,  -bly, 
-bil'i  ty. 


fate,    fat,    far,   fall,   fire,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,    her,   ice.   In,    note, 


illegitimate 


351 


impaneling 


il  le  git'i  mate,  -]y,  -ma  cy,  -ma- 
tize,    -tized,    -ti^zing. 

il  lib'er  al,  -ly,  -ness,   -al'l  ty. 

il  lic'it,    -ly,    -ness. 

II  li  ma'ni  (el  ye  ma'ne),  mt. 
Bolivia. 

il  lim'i  ta  ble,  -ness,  -bly,  -bil'- 
ity. 

II  11  nois'  (-noi'  or  -noiz'),  state 
U.  S.,  -nois'an  or  -i  an  (-noi'an 
or  -zi  an),   II  li  nois'=nut. 

il  lifer  ate,   -ly,   -ness,   -a  cy. 

il  log'ic  al   (-loj'-),    -ly,    -ness. 

il  lu'mi  nate,  -na'ted,  -na'ting, 
-na  ble,  -nant,  -naVy,  -na^tive, 
-na^tor,    -na^tist,  -na'tion. 

il  lu'mJne,  -mined,  -min  ing, 
-min  ism. 

il  lu'sion  (-zhun),  -ism,  -ist,  -lu'- 
sive,  -sive  ly,    -sive  ness,    -so  ry. 

il  lus'trate,  -tra^ted,  -trailing, 
-tra''tive,  -tive  ly,  -tra''tor,  -to'ry, 
-tra'tion. 

il  lus'tri  ous,   -ly,   -ness. 

Ilo  ca'no  {h'\6  ka'no). 

I  lo  i'lo   (e''l6  e'lo),   prov.   P.   I. 

im'age,  -age  less,  -age  ry,  -aged, 
-a  ging,  -a  ge'ri  al,  im'age -break^- 
er,    'mug,  =wor^ship. 

im  ag'ine  (-aj'-),  -Ined,  -in  er, 
-in  ing,  -i  na  ble,  -ble  ness, 
-bly,  -bil'i  ty,  -na'ry,  -ri  ly, 
-ri  ness,  -na'tion,  -tion  al,  -al- 
ism,   -na^tive,   -tive  ly,   -tive  ness. 

t  mam',   -ate. 

I  ma'ret   {or  im'-). 

im'be  cHe,   -cil'i  ty. 

im'bed',  -ded,  -ding. 

im  bibe',  -bib'er,  -ing,  -bibed, 
-bi  bi'tion    (-bi  bish'un). 

im  bit'ter.     See  embitter. 

im'brex,  pi.  -bri  ces  (-cez). 

im'bri  cate,  -ly,  -ca'ted,  -ca''ting, 
-ca'tion. 

im  brogl'io    (-brol'yo). 

im  bnie',  -ment,  -brued',  -bru'ing. 

im  bue',  -ment,   -bued',   -bu'ing. 

im'i  tate,  -tasted,  -tasting,  -ta- 
ble, -ble  ness,  -bil'i  ty,  -ta  tive, 
-tive  ly,  -tive  ness,  -ta'tor,  -tor- 
ship,    -ta'tion. 

im  mSc'u  late,    -ly,    -ness,    -la  cy. 

im  marie  a  ble. 


im'ma  nent,    -ma  nence,    -nen  cy. 

im  ma  te'ri  al,  -ism,  -ist,  -ri  al- 
ly, -al  ness,  -al  ize,  -ized, 
-i'zing,    -al'i  ty. 

im  ma  ture',  -ly,  -ness,  -tured', 
-tu'ri  ty. 

im  meas'ur  a  ble  (-mezh'-),  -ness, 
-bly,    -bil'i  ty. 

im  me'di  ate,   -ly,    -ness,    -di  a  cy. 

im'me  mo'ri  al,   -ly. 

im  mense',  -ly,  -ness,  -men'si  ty, 
-men'su  ra  ble     (-shu-),     -ra  bil'- 

im  merge',     -merged',     -mer'ging, 

-mer^gence. 
im  merse',     -mersed',     -mers'a  ble 

or   -i  ble,    -ing,    -mer'sion,    -sion- 

ist,    im  mer'sion=lens. 
Im'mJ  grate,     -grafted,     -grafting, 

-grant,    -gra'tion. 
Jm'mi  nent,   -ly,   -nence. 
im  mis'ci  ble,   -ci  bil'i  ty. 
im  mit',    -ted,    -ting,    -mis'sion. 
im  mit'i  ga  ble,   -ga  bly. 
im  mo'blle,     -bil'i  ty,     -mo'bil  ize 

{or       -m6b'-),       -ized,       -i'zing, 

-i  za'tion. 
im  mod'er  ate,  -ly,   -ness,   -a'tion. 
im  mod'est,   -ly,    -es  ty. 
im'mo  late,    -lasted,    -lasting,    -la'- 

tor,    -la'tion. 
im  mSr'al,   -al  ly,   -mo  ral'i  ty. 
im  m6r'tal,  -ly,  -ism,  -ist,  -ta'l'i  ty, 

-tal  ize,    -ized,    -i^zing,    -i  za'tion, 

im^mor  tglle'. 
im  mov'a  ble      (-moov'-),      -ness, 

-a  bly,    -a  bil'i  ty. 
im  mune',       -mu'ni  ty,     -mu'nize, 

-nized,  -ni  zing,   -nl  za'tion. 
im  mure',  -ment,  -mured',    -mur'- 

ing. 
im  mu'ta  ble,  -ness,  -bly,  -bil'i  ty. 
Im'o  gen,    Shak.    Cymheline. 
imp,    -ish,    -ish  ly,    imp'=pole. 
im  pact',   -ed,   -ing,   -pac'tion. 
im  pMr',  -er,  -ing,  -ment,  -paired'. 
im  pale'     or      em  pale',       -ment, 

-paled',    -pal'ing. 
im  pil'pa  ble,      -pa  bly,      -pa  bil'- 

i  ty. 
im  pal'u  dism. 
im  pan'el,   -ment,    -eled  or   -elled, 

-el  ing  or  -el  ling. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  tarn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


imparadise 


352 


impotable 


im  pa.r'a  dise    (-dis),    -dised,    -dis- 

ing. 
im  par  !  syl  lab'ic. 
im  park',   -ing,    -parked'. 
im  part',     -ed,     -er,     -ing,     -i  ble, 

-i  bil'i  ty,    -ment,    -par  ta'tion. 
im  par'tial,    -ly,    -ness,    -ti  al'i  ty 

(-Shi-). 

im  pass'a  ble,  not  passable,  -ness, 

-bly. 
im' passe'   (Im  pas'   or   an^pas'). 
im  pas'si  ble,  incapable  of  suffer- 
ing,  -ness,   -bil'i  ty. 
im  pas'sion      (-pash'un),      -a  ble, 

-ate,    -sioned. 
im  pas'sive,      -sive  ly,      -sive  ness, 

-siv'i  ty. 
im  paste',       -past'ed,       -past'ing, 

-pSs  ta'tion,  im  pas'to. 
im  pa'tient,  -ly,  -tience. 
im  peach',  -a  ble,  -er,  -ment,  -ing, 

-peached'. 
im  pearl',  -ing,   -pearled', 
im  pec'ca  ble,    -ca  bil'i  ty,    -cance, 

-can  cy,    -cant. 
im  pe  cu'ni  ous,    -ni  os'i  ty. 
im  pede',     -ped'ed,      -ing,      -ance, 

-ped'i  ment,     -men'tal,     -men'ia, 

-ped'i  tive,  -pe'di  ent. 
im  pel',   -ling,   -lent,   -ler,   -pelled'. 
im  pen',    -ning,    -penned'. 
im  pend',  -ed,   -ing,   -ence,   -en  cy, 

-ent. 
im  pen'e  tra  ble,       -ness,        -bly, 

-bil'i  ty,      -pen''e  trate,     -tra^ted, 

-tra'ting,  -tra'tion. 
im  pen'i  tent,    -ly,    -i  tence,    -ten- 

cy. 
im  pfir'a  tive,    -ly,    -ness,    -ti'val. 
im'pe  ra'tor    {or   im'pe-   or    -per  a'- 

tor),    -per'a  to  ry,    -to'ri  al. 
im  per  cep'ti  ble,       -ness,       -bly, 

-bil'i  ty,     -cep'tion,    -tive,     -cip'i- 

ent. 
im  per'di  ble. 
im  per'fect,   -ly,    -ness,    -fec'ti  ble, 

-ti  bil'i  ty,    -tion. 
im  ps'ri  al,   -ism,   -ist,    -is  tic,    -ly, 

-al'i  ty,         -pe'ri  al  ize,         -ized, 

-lazing,    -I  za'tion,    -ri  ous,    -ous- 

ly,    -ous  ness,    -ri  urn,    pi.    -ri  a. 
im  pfir'il,     -ing    or    -ling,     -ment, 

-iled    or    -illed. 


m  pgr'ish  a  ble,  -ness,  -bly,  -bil'- 

ity. 
m  per' me  a  ble,  -ness,  -bly,  -bil'- 

i  ty,    -me  a  tor. 
m  per  script'!  ble. 
m  per' son  al,   -ly,   -al'i  ty. 
m  per'son  ate,      -a' ted,      -acting, 

-a^tor,    -a  tive,  -a'tion. 
m  per'ti  nent,  -ly,  -nence,  -nen  cy. 
m  per  turb'a  ble,    -a  bly,    -a  bil'- 

ity. 
m  per'vi  ous,    -ly,    -ness. 
im'pe  ti'go. 

m  pet'u  ous,  -ly,  -ness,  -u  os'i  ty. 
m'pe  tus. 
m'phee  (-fe). 
mp'ing,   »neeMle. 
m  pinge'  (-pinj'),  -ment,  -pinged', 

-pin'ging,    -pin'gent. 
m'pi  ous,    -ly,    -ness,    -pi'e  ty. 
m  pla'ca  ble,  -ness,  -bly,  -bil'i  ty. 
m  plant',   -ed,   -ing,   -plan  ta'tion. 
m  plau'si.ble    (-zi-),    -ness,    -bly, 

-bil'T  ty. 
m  plead',  -ed,   -ing,   -a  ble,  -er. 
m'ple  ment,    -men'tal. 
m'pli  cate,    -ca  ted,     -ting,     -tive, 

-tive  ly,      -ca'tion. 
m  pHc'it  (-plis'-),  -ly,  -ness. 
m  plore',        -plored',        -plor'ing, 

-ing  ly,    -er,    -a  td^ry. 
im  plu'vi  um,    pi.    -vi  a. 
m  ply'       (-pli')>       -i'^g'       -plied', 

-pli'ed  ly. 
m  pol'i  cy. 
m  po  lite',   -ly,   -ness. 
m  p61'i  tic,   -ly,    -ness. 
m  pon'der  a  ble,   -ness,   -bil'i  ty. 
m  po'rous. 
m  port',     -ed,     -er,     -ing,     -a  ble, 

-por  ta'tion,    im'port,   n. 
m  por'tant,   -ly,    -tance. 
m  por'tu  nate,   -ly,   -ness,   -na^cy. 
m^por  tune',      -tuned',      -tun'ing, 

-tun'er,   -tu'ni  ty. 
m  pose'     (-poz'),     -posed',     -pos'- 

a  ble,  -ble  ness,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly, 

-ing  ness,     -po  si'tion     (-zish'un), 

im  pos'ing=stone,     =ta''ble. 
im  p6s'si  ble,   -si  bly,    -bil'i  ty. 
im  pos'tor,    -ship,    -pos'ture,    -tur- 

ous. 
im  po'ta  ble. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,    met,   her,    ice,   in,    note, 


impotent 


353 


incalescency 


im'po  tent,  -ly,  -tence,  -ten  cy. 
im  pound',  -age,  -ed,  -er,  -ing. 
im  p6v'er  ish,     -ing,     -er,     -ment, 

-ished. 
im  prac'ti  ca  ble,       -ness,       -bly, 

-bil'i  ty. 
im'pre  cate,        -canted,       -casting, 

-ca  to''ry,    -ca'tion. 
im  preg'nate,     -na'ted,     -na'ting, 

-na  ble,    -ble  ness,    -na  bly,    -na- 

bil'i  ty,    -na  to^ry,    -na'tion. 
im'pre  sa'ri  o    (em''pra  sa're  5),    pi. 

-ri  OS   (-6z). 
im  pre  scrip'ti  ble,  -ti  bly,  -bil'i  ty. 
im  press',    -ing,    -i  ble,    -ble  ness, 

-bly,      -i  bil'i  ty,      -ive,      -ive  ly, 

-ive  ness,    -ment,    -or,    -pres'sion, 

-sion  a  ble,      -a  ble  ness,      -a  bil'- 

i  ty,    -sion  ism,    -ist,    -is'tic. 
im  pre  vis'i  ble   (-viz'-),   -i  bil'i  ty, 

-vis'ion   (-vizh'un). 
im'prl  md'tiir. 

im  print',    -ed,    -ing,    im'print,    n. 
im  pris'on    (-priz'n),    -ing,    -ment. 
im  pr6b'a  ble,    -a  bly,    -a  bil'i  ty. 
im  prdb'i  ty. 
im  promp'tu. 

im  prSp'er,   -ly,   -pro  pri'e  ty. 
im  prove'  (-proov'),         -ment, 

-prov'a  ble,       -ble  ness,       -a  bly, 

-a  bil'i  ty,   -prov'er,   -ing,   -ing  ly, 

-proved'. 
im  prSv'i  dent,   -ly,   -dence. 
im  pro  vise'         (-viz'),         -vised', 

-vis'ing,        -vis'er,        -prov'i  sate, 

-sartor,  -to^ry  {or  -pro  viz'-),  -to'- 

ri  al. 
im'prov  vi'sa  to're      (em^prov  ve'za- 

to'ra),      pi.      -to'ri      (-re),      fem. 

im  prov  vi  sa  tri'ce    (em^prov  ve^- 

za  tre'cha),    pi.    -tri'ci   (-tre  che). 
im  pru'dent,   -ly,   -dence. 
im'pu  dent,   -ly,   -dence. 
im  pugn'      (-pun'),      -a  ble,      -er, 

-ing,    -ment,    -pugned'. 
im'pulse,   -pul'sion,   -sive,   -sive  ly, 

-sive  ness. 
im  pu'ni  ty. 

im  pure',    -ly,    -ness,    -pu'ri  ty. 
im  pute',       -put'a  ble,       -ble  ness, 

-bly,    -bil'i  ty,    -put'a  tive,    -tive- 

ly,     -put'ed,     -er,     -ing,     -pu  ta'- 

tion. 


i  mu'  (e  moo'). 

in  a  bil'i  ty. 

in  ac  cess'i  ble,        -ness,       -i  bly, 

-i  bil'i  ty. 
in  ac'cu  rate,  -ly,    -ra  cy. 
in  ac'tive,    -ly,    -tiv'i  ty,    -ac'tion. 
in  ad'e  quate,   -ly,    -ness,    -qua^cy. 
in  ad  mis'si  ble,     -si  bly,     -si  bil'- 

ity. 
in  ad  vert'ence,        -en  cy,        -ent, 

-ent  ly. 
in  ad  vis'a  ble    (-viz'-),    -a  bil'i  ty. 
in  al'ien  a  ble  (-yen-),  -ness,  -bly, 

-bil'i  ty. 
in  a  mo  ra'to     (en  a''m6  ra'to),      pi. 

-tos   (-toz),   fem.   -ra'to,. 
in  ane',   -ly,   -an'i  ty. 
in  3ji'i  mate,        -ness,        -malted, 

-ma'tion. 
in'a  ni'tion  (-nish'un). 
in  ap'pe  tence,   -ten  cy. 
in  ap'pli  ca  ble,   -ness,    -bly,    -bil'- 

ity. 
in  ap'po  site   (-zit),    -ly. 
in  ap  pre'ci  a  ble    (-shi-),    -a  tive, 

-a'tion. 
in  ap  pre  hen'sive,   -si  ble,   -sion. 
in  ap  proach'a  ble,    -a  bly. 
in  ap  pro'pri  ate,   -ly,    -ness. 
in  apt',    -ly,    -i  tude,    -ness. 
in  ir'a  ble. 

in  ar  tic'u  late,     -ly,     -ness,     -la- 
ted,    -la'tion. 
in  ar  tis'tic,   -al,    -al  ly. 
in''as  much', 
in  at  ten'tion,     -ten'tive,     -tive  ly, 

-tive  ness. 
in  au'di  ble,    -ness,    -bly,    -bil'i  ty, 

-di  phone. 
in  au'gu  ral,       -gu  rate,       -ra'ted, 

-ranting,    -raptor,    -to^ry,    -ra'tion. 
in  aus  pi'cious       (-pish'us),       -ly, 

-ness. 
in'born. 
in  breathe',     -breathed',     -breath'- 

ing. 
in  breed',   -ing,   -bred',  in'bred,  a. 
in'ca,  a  chief,  =bone. 
In'ca,  an  ancient  emperor  of  Peru; 

In  ca'ri  al. 
in  cal'cu  la  ble,   -ness,    -bly,    -bil'- 

in  ca  les'cent,   -cence,   -cen  cy. 


not,  nor,  iise,  iip,  firn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  Badi. 
23 


m  camera 


354 


inconsiderably 


tn   cam'e  ra. 

in  can  desce',      -deseed'      (-dest), 

-des'cing,   -cence,    -cen  cy,    -cent. 
in  can  ta'tion,  -can'ta  to^'ry. 
in  ca'pa  ble,    -ness,    -bly,    -bil'i  ty. 
in  ca  pa'cious,    -ness. 
in  ca  pac'i  ty   (-pas'-),    -pac'i  tate, 

-tasted,   -ta''ting,   -ta'tion. 
in  cap'su  late, 
in  car'cer  ate,       -a^ted,       -acting, 

-a^tor,    -a'tion. 
in  car'di  nate,  -na^ted,  -na''ting. 
in  car'na  dine,   -dined,   -din  ing. 
in  car'nate,        -na'ted,        -na^ting, 

-na'tion,  -tion  ist. 
in  case'       or       en  case',       -ment, 

-cased',    -cas'ing. 
in  cau'tious,   -ly,   -ness,   -tion. 
in  caved',     -ca'vate,     -va'ted     {or 

in'ca-),    -va'tion. 
in  ca'vo. 

in  cen'di  a  ry,   -a  rism. 
in  cense',    -ment,    -censed',    -cen'- 

sing,     -cen'ser     or     -sor,     -so  ry, 

-sive. 
in'cense,     n.,     -boat,     -breatti^ing, 

-burn^er,    -ce  dar,    -cup,    -tree, 
in  cen'tive,  -ly. 
in  cep'tive,  -ly,   -cep'tion. 
in'ce  ra  tive     {or     in  c6r'-),     -ra'- 

tion    {or    -cer  a'tion). 
in  cer'ti  tude. 
in  ces'sant,   -ly,   -ness. 
in'cest,    -ces'tu  ous,    -ous  ly,    -ous- 

ness. 
inch,    -worm,    -meas'ure,    -pound, 

-rule,    -tape,   inch  board,  i.  stuff. 
in'cho  ate     (-ko-),     -ly,     -cho  ant, 

-cho'a  tive,    -a'tion. 
in'ci  dence,        -dent,        -dent  less, 

-den'tal,    -tal  ly. 
in  cin'er  ate,         -a^ted,        -acting, 

-a^tor,    -a'tion, 
in  cip'i  ent,    -ly,    -i  ence,    -en  cy. 
in  cir'cum  spect,    -ly,    -spec'tion. 
in  cise'     (-siz'),     -cised',     -cis'ing, 

-ci'sion         (-sizh'un),         -cis'ure 

(-sizh'ur). 
in  ci'sive  (-s!v),  -ly,  -ness,  -cise-ly, 
in  ci'sor,   -so  ry,    -so'ri  al. 
in  cite',       -ment,       -cit'ed,       -ing, 

-ing  ly,    -er,    -ant,    -ci  ta'tion. 
in  clem'ent,    -ly,    -en  cy. 


in  cline',  -clined',  -clin'ing,  -a  ble, 

-ble  ness,       -cli  na'tion,      -clin'a- 

t6''ry,    -to'ri  ly. 
in  close'     or     en  close',      -closed', 

-clos'ing,    -er,    -clo'sure    (-zhur). 
in  elude',     -clud'ed,     -ing,     -i  ble, 

-clu'sive     (-siv),     -sive  ly,     -sion 

(-zhun). 
in  cog'i  tant     (-koj'-),    -ly,    -i  ta'- 

tive,  -i  ta  ble,  -ta  bil'i  ty, 

-i  tance,    -tan  cy. 
in  cog'ni  to,   fern,   -ni  ta,    -ni  zant, 

-ni  zance,    -ni  za  ble,    -za  bil'i  ty, 

in  cog'. 
in  cog  nos'ci  ble,  -ci  bil'i  ty. 
in  CO  her'ence,         -en  cy,        -ent, 

-ent  ly,         -ent  ness,         -he'sion 

(-zhun). 
in  CO  in'ci  dent,  -ci  dence. 
in  com  bus'ti  ble,       -ness,       -bly, 

-bil'i  ty. 
in'come    (-kum),    -com  er,    -com- 
ing. 
in  com  men'su  ra  ble        (-shoo-), 

-ness,     -bly,     -bil'i  ty,     -su  rate, 

-rate  ly,    -rate  ness. 
in  com  mode',    -mod'ed,    -ing. 
in  com  mo'di  ous,   -ly,   -ness. 
in  com  mu'ni  ca  ble,    -ness,    -bly, 

-bil'i  ty,    -ca  tive,    -tive  ly,    -tive- 

ness. 
in  com  mut'a  ble,      -ness,      -bly, 

-mu'ta  bil'i  ty. 
in  com'pa  ra  ble,       -ness,       -bly, 

-bil'i  ty. 
in  com  pit'i  ble,        -ness,        -bly, 

-bil'i  ty. 
in  com'pe  tent,    -ly,    -tence,    -ten- 

cy. 
in  c6m  plete',   -ly,   -ness,   -plet'ed, 

-ple'tion. 
in  com  plex'   {or  -com'-),   -ly. 
in  com  pre  hen'si  ble,  -ness,  -bly, 

-bil'i  ty,   -hen'sive,   -sive  ly,   -sive- 

ness,    -hen'sion. 
in  com  press'i  ble,   -ness,   -bil'i  ty. 
in  con  ceiv'a  ble,       -ness,       -bly, 

-bil'i  ty. 
in  con'gru  ence,   -ent,   -ous,   -ous- 

ly,    -ous  ness,    -con  gru'i  ty. 
in  con'se  quent,         -ly,         -ness, 

-quence,    -quen^tial,    -tial  ly. 
in  con  sid'er  a  ble,   -ness,   -bly. 


fate,   fat,    far,    fall,    fare,   fast,    sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice,   In,   note, 


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in  con  sid'er  ate,        -ly,        -ness, 

-a'tion. 
in  con  sist'ent,   -ly,   -en  cy. 
in  con  sol'a  ble,   -ness,  -bly. 
in  con'so  nance,    -nan  cy. 
in  con  spic'u  ous,   -ly,   -ness. 
in  con'stan  cy,   -stant,   -stant  ly. 
in  con  tam'i  na  ble. 
in  con  test'a  ble,     -ble  ness,     -bly, 

-bil'i  ty. 
in  con  tig'u  ous,   -ly. 
in  con'tin  ent,  -ly,  -nence,  -nen  cy. 
in  con  tro  vert'i  ble,    -ness,     -bly, 

-bil'i  ty. 
in  con  ven'ience    (-yens),    -ien  cy, 

-lent,    -lent  ly. 
in  con  vert'i  ble,  -ness,  -bly,  -bil'- 

i  ty. 
in  cor'po  rate,     -ranted,      -ranting, 

-ra  tive,    -raptor,    -ra'tion. 
in  c6r  po're  al,     -ism,     -ist,     -ly, 

-re'i  ty,    -re  al'i  ty. 
in  cor  reef,    -ly,    -ness. 
in  c6r'ri  gi  ble,    -ness,    -bly,    -bil'- 

ity. 
in  cor  rod'i  ble. 
in  cor  rupt',      -ly,       -ness,       -ive, 

-i  ble,     -ble  ness,     -bly,     -bil'i  ty, 

-rup'tion. 
in  cras'sate,        -salted,        -sa  tive, 

-sa'tion. 
in  crease',      -creased',      -creas'ing, 

-ing  ly,     -a  ble,     -a  ble  ness,     -er, 

in'crease,    n.,    in  cres'cent,   -cres- 

cence. 
in  cred'i  ble,    -ness,    -bly,    -bil'i  ty. 
in  cred'u  lous,  -ly,  -ness,  -ere  du'- 

li  ty. 
in'cre  ment,   -men'tal. 
in  crim'i  nate,    -na'ted,     -na^ting, 

-na  to^ry,    -na'tion. 
in  crust',    -ed,    -ing,    -ment,    -crus- 

ta'tion. 
in'cu  bate,    -baited,    -baiting,  -ba'- 

tive,    -ba'tor,     -cu'ba  to  ry,    -ba'- 

tion,  -tion  al. 
in'cu  bus,    n.,    pi.    -bus  es    or    -hi, 

in'cu  bous,    a. 
in  cul'cate,   -canted,    -casting,   -can- 
tor,   -to^ry,    -ca'tion. 
in  cul'pate,        -pa''ted,        -parting, 

-to^ry,     -pa  ble,     -ble  ness,     -bly, 

-pa  tive,  -pa'tion. 


in  cum'bent,   -ly,    -ben  cy. 

in  cur',    -ring,    -curred'. 

in  cur'a  ble,    -ness,     -bly,     -a  bil'- 

ity. 
in  cu'ri  ous,   -ly,   -ness. 
in  cur'sion   (-shun),    -sive. 
in  curve',        -curved',        -curv'ing, 

-ate,    a.,    -a  ture,    -cur'vate,    v., 

-va''ted,    -va'ting,    -va'tion. 
in'cut. 
in  dd'ba. 

In'da  pur    (-poor),    t.    Bombay. 
in  debt'ed    (-det'-),    -ness. 
in  de'cent,    -ly,    -cen  cy. 
in  de  ci'pher  a  ble. 
in  de  ci'sive      (-siv),      -ly,      -ness, 

-ci'sion    (-sizh'un). 
inMe  co'rous      (or      -dek'-),      -ly, 

-ness,    -co'rum. 
in  de  fat'i  ga  ble,       -ness,       -bly, 

-bil'i  ty. 
in  de  fea'si  ble,    -ness,    -bly,    -bil'- 

ity. 
in  de  fen'si  ble,    -ness,    -bly,    -bil'- 

ity. 
in  de  fin'a  ble,   -a  bly. 
in  dSf  i  nite,    -ly,    -ness. 
in  dSl'i  ble,    -ness,    -bly,    -bil'i  ty. 
in  dgl'i  cate,   -ly,    -i  ca  cy. 
in  dem'ni  fy,     -ing,     -fled,     -ni  ty, 

-ni  tor,    -ni  tee'. 
in  de  mon'stra  ble,  -ble  ness,  -bil'- 
.  ity. 

in  dent',  -ed,  -ed  ly,  -ing,  -den'- 
tion,    -ture,    n.,    -ta'tion. 

in  den'ture,  v.,   -tured,   -tur  ing. 

in  de  pend'ent,   -ly,    -ence,   -en  cy. 

in^de  scrib'a  ble,   -a  bly. 

in  de  struc'ti  ble,  -ness,  -bly, 
-bil'i  ty. 

in  de  ter'mi  na  ble,  -ness,  -na- 
bly. 

in  de  ter'mi  nate,  -ly,  -ness,  -na'- 
tion, -ter'mlned,  -min  ism, 
-min  ist. 

in'dex,  n.,  pi.  -dex  es  or  -dl  ces 
(-sez),  -dex  less,  -dex'ic  al,  in'dex = 
cor  rec'tion,  »dig^it  (=dij^-),  -er''- 
ror,  =fin  ger,  =gage,  =glass,  =law, 
=ma  chined 

in'dex,   v.,    -ing,    -dexed. 

In'dJ  a,  -di  an,  -an  ist,  -di  a  man, 
-die,   -an  ol'o  gist,   In'dies   (-diz). 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  drn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  tilus,  Badi. 


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In'di  an-ir-'row,   a  plant,    -cup,   a 

plant,      'dye,      -eye,      a      plant, 

-heart,    a   plant,    -pipe,    a   plant, 

-poke,    a    plant,    -root,    a    plant, 

-sal   or   -saul,    a   plant,    -shoe,    a 

plant,   -shot,  a  plant.  In  di  an's- 

dream,    a   plant. 
In'di  an  ar''row,  I.  balm,  I.  bark, 

I.    ber'ry,    I.    dart,    I.    hemp,    I. 

meal,    I.    pud''ding,    I.    rice,    I. 

sum''mer,    I.    tur^nip. 
in'di  a»rub^ber. 

in'di  cate,    -ca''ted,    -ca''ting,    -can- 
tor,     -to^ry,      -cant,      -dic'a  tive, 

-tive  ly,    -di  ca'tion,    in'di  ca  tor- 

di^a  gram,    -card. 
in  dic'o  lite. 
in  diet'     (-dit'),     -ed,     -er,     -ing, 

-a  ble,     -ment,     -or,     -ee',    -dic'- 

tion,   -tion  al. 
in  di  enfie'   (ah  dl  6n'). 
in  differ  ence,        -en  cy,        -ent, 

-ent  ism,    -ist,    -ly. 
in'di  gence,  -gen  cy,  -gent,  -gent  ly. 
in  dig'e  nous   (-dij'-),    -ly. 
in  di  gest'i  ble,    -ness,    -bly,    -bil'- 

i  ty,    -gest'ed,    -ed  ness,    -ges'tive, 

-ges'tion   (-chun). 
in  dig'nant,   -ly,   -na'tion. 
in  dig'ni  ty. 
in'di  go,     -ber^ry,     -bird,     -broom, 

-cop^per,     -finch,     -mill,     -plant, 

-snake,    -weed. 
in'di  go    blue,    i.    brown,    i.    car^- 

mlne,     i.     ex^tract,     i.     red,     i. 

white. 
in  dJ  reef,   -ly,   -ness,   -rec'tion. 
in  dis  cern'i  ble  (-diz  zern'-),  -ness, 

-bly. 
in  dis  creet',  not  prudent,  -ly,  -ness, 

-cre'tion  (-kresh'un). 
in  dis  Crete',  not  separated. 
in  dis  crim'i  nate,     -ly,     -na'ting, 

-ting  ly,    -na  tive,   -na'tion. 
in  dis  pen'sa  ble,        -ness,        -bly, 

-bil'i  ty. 
in^dis  pose'   (-poz'),  -posed',  -pos'- 

ed  ness,    in  dis^po  si'tion    (-zish'- 

un). 
in  dis'pu  ta^ble,   -ness,   -bly,   -dis^- 

pu  ta  bil'i  ty. 
in  dis'so  lu  ble,   -ness,    -bly,    -dis'- 

so  lu  bil'i  ty. 


in  dis  tinct',    -ly,    -ness,    -tinc'tive, 

-tive  ly,    -tive  ness,    -tinc'tion. 
in  dis  tin'guish  a  ble,   -ness,    -bly, 
in  dite',    -ment,    -dit'ed,    -er,    -ing. 
in  di  vid'u  al,     -ism,     -ist,     -is  tic, 

-ize,    -ized,    -i^zer,    -lazing,    -i  za'- 

tion,     -al  ly,     -vid'u  ate,     -a^ted> 

-a''ting,    -a''tor,    -a'tion. 
in  di  vis'i  ble   (-viz'-),   -ness,   -bly, 

-bil'i  ty. 
InMo-Ar'yan       (=ar'-),       -Brit'on, 

-Chi  nese^     -Eu  ro  pe'an,     -Ger- 

man'ic,    -I  ran'ic,    -Pa  cif'ic. 
in'do  lent,   -ly,   -lence,    -len  cy. 
In  dol'o  gy,  -do  lo'gi  an. 
in  ddm'i  ta  ble. 
in'door,   -doors. 
In'do  phile,      -do'phil  ist,      -phil- 

ism. 
in  dorse',    -ment,    -dorsed',    -dors'- 

ing,      -a  ble,      -er;     in  law,      -or, 

-dor  see'. 
in'do  tint. 

In'dra,    Hindu  Myth. 
in'draft   or   -draught. 
in  du'bi  ta  ble,   -ness,   -bly. 
in  duce',     -ment,     -duced',     -du'- 

cing,   -cer,   -ci  ble. 
in  duct',      -ed,      -er,      -ing,      -ive, 

-ive  ly,    -due  tiv'i  ty,    -duc'tion. 
in  duc'te  ous,     -duc'tlle,     -til'i  ty, 

-due  to'ri  um,      pi.      -ri  ums      or 

-ri  a,       -duc'tric,       -trie  al,       -to- 

scope,    -tom'e  ter,    -duct'or. 
in  duc'tion-baFance,  -bridge,  -coil, 

-ma  chine^   -mo'tor,  -pipe,  -port, 

-valve,    in  duct' -pipe. 
in  due',    -ment,    -dued',    -du'ing. 
in  dulge',        -dulged',        -dul'ging 

(-jing),         -dul'gence,        -gen  cy, 

-gent,    -gent  ly,    -ger. 
InMu  na'. 
in'du  rate,    -ra''ted,    -ranting,    -ra- 

tive,    -ra'tion. 
indu'sium,    pi.    -si  a    (-zi-),     -si- 
form. 
in  dus'tri  al,    -ism,    -ist,    -ly,    -ize, 

-ized,     -i'zing,     -tri  ous,     -ous  ly, 

-ous  ness,    in'dus  try. 
in'dwelFing. 
in  e'brJ  ate,    -a'ted,    -acting,    -ant, 

-bri  ism,   -bri  ous,   -bri'e  ty,   -bri- 

a'tion. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her.    Ice,   in,    note. 


inedible 


357 


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in  6d'i  ble,    -biri  ty. 

in  ed'i  ta,   -i  ted. 

in  ef  fa  ble,    -ness,    -bly,    -bil'i  ty. 

in  ef  face'a  ble,   -a  bly. 

in  ef  fect'ive,  -ly,  -ness,  -fec'tu  al, 

-al  ness,    -al  ly,    -al'i  ty. 
in  ef  fi  ca'cious,    -ly,    -ness,    -ef- 

fi  ca  cy. 
in  ef  fi'cient         (-fish'ent),         -ly, 

-cien  cy. 
in  e  las'tic,    -tic'i  ty. 
in  el'e  gant,    -ly,    -gance,    -gan  cy. 
in  el'i  gi  ble,   -bly,    -bil'i  ty. 
in  el'o  quent,  -ly,   -quence. 
in  ept',   -ly,   -ness,   -i  tude. 
in  e  qual'i  ty  (-kwol'-). 
in  eq'ui  ta  ble     (-ek'wl-),     -ta  bly, 

-eq'ui  ty. 
in  e  rad'i  ca  ble,   -ca  bly. 
in  Sr'ra  ble,    -ness,    -bly,    -bil'i  ty, 

-rant,    -ran  cy. 
in  erf,   -ly,   -ness,   -er'ti  a  (-shI  a), 

-er'tial. 
in  es'ti  ma  ble,   -ma  bly. 
in  ev'i  ta  ble,     -ness,     -bly,     -bil'- 

ity. 
in  ex  act'    (-egz  akt'),    -ly,    -ness, 

-i  tude. 
in  ex  cus'a  ble   (-eks  kuz'-),   -ness, 

-bly,    -bil'i  ty. 
in  ex  haust'i  ble  (-egz  aust'-), 

-ness,     -bly,     -bil'i  ty,     -haust'ed, 

-ed  ly,    -ive. 
in  ex'o  ra  ble,    -ness,     -bly,     -bil'- 

m  ex  pe'di  ent,   -ly,   -ence,   -en  cy. 

in  ex  pen'stve,   -ly,  -ness. 

in  ex  pe'ri  ence,   -enced. 

in  ex  pert',    -ness. 

in  ex'pJ  a  ble,   -riess,    -bly. 

in  ex  plain'a  ble,   -a  bly. 

in  ex'pli  ca  ble,   -ness,    -bly,    -bil'- 

i  ty 
in  ex  plic'it   (-plls'it). 
in  ex  press'!  ble,        -i  bly,        -ive, 

-ive  ness. 
in  ex  pug'na  ble  (or -pun'a-),  -na- 

bly. 
in  ex  tin'guish  a  ble,  -a  bly. 
in    ex  ire' mis. 

in  ex'tri  ca  ble,   -ness,   -bly. 
in      fa  ci  e      cu  ri  ce      (in      fa'shi  e 

ku  ri  e). 


in  fai'li  ble,    -ness,    -bly,    -bil  ism, 

-bil  ist,    -bil'i  ty. 
in'fa  moiis,   -ly,    -ness,    -fa  my. 
in'fan  cy,         -fant,         -fant  hdbd, 

-fan'ti  cide,        -ci'dal,        -fan  tile 

{or     -til)      or     -tine     (or     -tin), 

in  fdn'ia,     masc,     -fan  ie     (-ta), 

in'fant=class,    ^school. 
in  fan'try,   -man. 
in'f^re. 

in  fat'u  ate,  -a'ted,  -a'ting,  -a'tion. 
in  fea'si  ble,  -ble  ness. 
in  feet',    -ed,    -ed  ness,    -er,    -ing, 

-i  ble,     -ive,     -ive  ness,     -fee  tiv'- 

i  ty,     -fec'tion,     -tious,     -tious  ly, 

-tious  ness. 
in  fe  cun'di  ty. 
in  fe  lic'i  ty  (-lis'-),  -i  tous. 
in  fer',     -ring,     -ferred',     -fer'a  ble 

or   -ri  ble. 
in'fer  ence,    -en'tial,    -tial  ly. 
in  fe'ri  or,   -ly,   -or'i  ty. 
in  fer'nal,    -ize,    -ized,    i'zing,    -ly, 

-nal'i  ty,    in  fer'no. 
in  fer'ri  ble.     See  infer. 
in  fest',      -ed,      -er,      -ing,      -ive, 

-fes  ta'tion. 
in'fi  del,  -ize,  -ized,  i'zing,  -del'i  ty. 
in'field,   a.,   in'=field,   n. 
in  fVe  ri. 
in  fil'trate,       -tra'ted,       -tra'ting, 

-tra'tion, 
in'fin  ite,     -ly,     -ness,     -i  tes'i  mal, 

-mal  ism,  -mal  ly,  -fin'i  tive,  -tive- 

ly,  -i  tude,  -i  ty,  infini'to  (-ne'-). 
in  firm',     -ly,     -ness,     -a  ry,     -i  ty, 

-fir  ma'ri  an. 
in  flame',         -flamed',         -flam'er, 

-ing,       -flam'ma  ble,       -ble  ness, 

-bly,      -bil'i  ty,      -ma  tive,      -ma- 

t6''ry,    -ma'tion. 
in  flate',  -flat'ed,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly, 

-fla'tion,    -tion  ist,    in  fld'tus. 
in  fleet',   -ed,    -ing,    -ive,    -flec'tion, 

-tion  al,    -tion  less,   -flec'tor. 
in  flex'i  ble,   -ness,   -bly,   -bil'i  ty. 
in  flict',      -ed,      -er,      -ing,      -ive, 

-flic'tion. 
in  flo  res'cence,   -cent. 
in'flu  ence,    -enced,    -en  cing,    -en- 

cer,    -en'tial,    -tial  ly,   in'flu  ence- 

ma  chine'. 
in  flu  en'za. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  <irn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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358 


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in'flux,        -flux'ion        (-fluk'shun), 

-ion  ism,    -ion  ist. 
in  form',   -al,   -al  ly,    -ant,    -a  tive, 

-er,       -ing,       -ing  ly,       -formed', 

-for  mal'i  ty,    -ma'tion. 
in  frac'tion,  -tor. 
in  fran'gi  ble,  -ness,  -bil'i  ty. 
in  fre'quent,    -ly,    -quen  cy. 
in  fringe',  -ment,         -fringed', 

-frin'ging   (-jing),   -frin  ger. 
in  fruc'tu  ous,  -ly. 
in  fu'ri  ate,   -a'' ted,    -acting. 
in  fuse'    (-fuz'),    -fused',    -fus'ing, 

-er,    -i  ble,    -i  ble  ness,    -i  bil'i  ty, 

-fu'sive    (-siv),    -fu'sion    (-zhun), 

-fu'sor  (-zor). 
in'gatli''er  ing. 

In'ge  low   (in'je  16),   Eng.   poetess. 
in  ge'ni  o. 
in  ge'ni  ous,     -ly,     -ness,     -ge  nu'- 

ity. 
in'g'e'nue'   (3,n''zha^nd6'). 
in  gfin'u  ous    (-jen'-),    -ly,    -ness. 
in'gle,   -side,    -cheek,    -nook. 
in  glo'ri  ous,  -ly,  -ness. 
in'got,   -i^ron,    -mold. 
in  graft',    -ed,    -er,    -ing,    -ment. 
in  grain',   v.,    -ing,    -grained',    in'- 

grain,    n.    and   a. 
in'grate. 
in  gra'ti  ate   (-shI-),  -a^ted,  -acting, 

-a  to'ry. 
in  grat'i  tude. 
in  gre'di  ent. 

Ingres    (3.ngr),    Fr.   painter. 
in'gress,        -gress'ive,        -gres'sion 

(-gresh'un). 
in  groove',    -grooved',    -groov'ing. 
in'grown. 

in  gur'gi  tate    (-jl-),    -tasted,    -tas- 
ting,   -ta'tion. 
in  hab'it,   -ed,   -ing,   -a  ble,   -ance, 

-an  cy,     -ant,     -er,     -ive,     -i  tac- 
tion. 
in  hale',   -haled',   -hal'ant  or  -ent, 

-er,    -ing,    -ha  la'tion. 
in  har  mo'ni  ous,        -ly,        -ness, 

-mon'ic,    -ic  al. 
in  here',    -hered',    -her'ing,    -ence, 

-en  cy,   -ent,   -ent  ly. 


in  hgr'it,  -ed,  -er, 
-a  bly,  -a  bil'i  ty, 
-ress   or   -rix. 


-ing,     -a  ble, 
-ance,      -or. 


in  hib'it,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -i  tor, 
-to'ry,   -hi  bi'tion   (-bish'un). 

in   hoc. 

in  hos'pJ  ta  ble,  -ness,  -bly,  -pi- 
tal'i  ty. 

in  hu'man,   -ly,   -man'i  ty. 

in  hu  mane'. 

in  hume',  -humed',  -hum'ing, 
-hu  ma'tion. 

in  im'i  cal,   -ly,    -cal'i  ty. 

in  im'i  ta  ble,  -ness,  -bly,  -bil'- 
ity. 

in  iq'ui  tous  (-ik'wi  tus),  -ly,  -ui  ty. 

in  rtial  (-ish'al),  -ly,  -ize,  -ized, 
-i''zing. 

in  i'ti  ate  (-ish'i-),  -ti  a  tive, 
-a'tor,    -to'ry,    -a'tion. 

in  ject',  -ed,  -ing,  -or,  -jec'tion, 
in  jec'tion-cock,  =con  dens'er, 

-en'gine,  -pipe,  -syr'inge  (-sir'-), 
-valve,     =wa  ter,    in  ject'or-valve. 

in    ju  di'ci  o    (-dish'i  o). 

in  ju  di'cious  (-dish'us),  -ly,  -ness. 

in  junc'tion,  -junc'tive,  -tive  ly. 

in'jure  (-joor),  -jured,  -jur  er, 
-jur  ing,  -ju'ri  ous,  -ous  ly, 
-ous  ness,    in'ju  ry. 

in  jus'tice   (-tis). 

ink,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  -ish,  -i  ness, 
inked,  ink'ber'ry,  -fish,  -hold'er, 
-horn,  -nut,  -root,  -shed, 
-stand,    -stone,    -wood. 

ink' -bag,  -ball,  -bench,  -block, 
-bot'tle,  -bray'er,  -cap,  -cup,  -cyF- 
in  der,  -duct,  -e  ras'er,  -foun'- 
tain,  -gland,  -knife,  -mush'- 
room,  -pad,  -pen  cil,  -plant, 
-pow  der,  -roll  er,  -sac,  -slice, 
-sling'er,  -sur'face,  -ta'ble, 
-well,    -writ'er. 

ink'ing-ap  pa  ra'tus,  -ball,  -pad, 
-roll  er,  -ta  ble,  -trough,  ink'- 
ber'ry-weed. 

Ink  er  man',  t.  Russ. 

in'kle,  -kled,  -kling,  suspecting, 
ink'ling,    n.,  a  hint. 

in  knit'  (-nit'),   -ted,   -ter,   -ting. 

in'land,   -er. 

in  lay',   -er,   -ing,   -laid'. 

in'let,   n. 

in  lim'i  ne,  in  lo'co,  in  lo'co 
pa  ren'tis. 

in' mate. 


fate,   fS,t,   far,   fall,   fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice,   In,    note. 


in  medias  res 


359 


inspection 'general 


in    me'dtas    res   (rez),    in    memo'- 

in  scribe',     -scribed',     -scrib'a  ble, 

ri  am. 

-ble  ness,     -er,     -ing,     -scrip'tive, 

in'most. 

-ti  ble,    -tion,  -tion  ist. 

inn,  a  dwelling,  -hold^er,  -keep'er. 

in  scru'ta  ble,     -ness,     -bly,     -bil'- 

in'nate^,    -ly,    -ness,  -nas'ci  ble. 

ity. 

In'ner,   -most. 

in  sculpt'. 

in  ner'vate,        -va^ted,        -va^ting, 

in'sect,     -sec  ta^ry,     -ta'ri  urn,     pi. 

-va'tion. 

-urns    or    -a,    -sec'ti  cide,    -tl  cl'- 

in  nerve',    -nerved',    -nerv'ing. 

dal,    -sec'ti  form,    -ti  fuge    (-fuj), 

Jn'ning. 

-tif'er  ous,  in'sec  tile. 

in'no  cent,    -ly,    -cence,    -cen  cy. 

in'sect'de  stroy^er,     -fun^gi     (-ji), 

in  noc'u  ous,   -ly,    -ness. 

-gun,    -net,    =pow  der,    -trap. 

in'no  vate,         -va^ted,         -va^ting, 

in  se  cure',   -ly,    -ness,    -cu'ri  ty. 

-va^tive,    -va'tor,    -va''to  ry,    -va'- 

in sen'sate,    -ness. 

tion,   -tion  ist. 

in  sen'si  ble,    -ness,    -bly,    -bil'i  ty, 

in  nox'ious  (-nok'shus),   -ly,  -ness. 

-si  tive,        -tive  ness,        -sen'tient 

Inns'bruck  (-prd6k),  c.  Aust. 

(-shent). 

in    nu'ce. 

in  sep'a  ra  ble,    -ness,    -bly,    -bil'- 

in'nu  en'do,   pi.   -does   (-doz). 

.  -^^y- 

in  nu'mer  a  ble,  -ness,  -bly,  -bil'- 

\n  serf,   -ed,   -ing,   -ser'tion. 

ity. 

in  ses'sor. 

in  nu'tri  tive,  -tri'tious  (-trish'us). 

in'set. 

-tri'tion. 

in'shore,   a.,   in'shore',   adv. 

in  oc'u  late,    -lasted,    -lasting,    -la- 

in'side,    n.,    in'side',    adv.,    -sid'er. 

tive,    -la^tor,    -la'tion. 

in  sid'i  ous,   -ly,    -ness. 

in  o'dor  ous,    -ness. 

in'sight. 

in  of  fen'sive,    -ly,    -ness. 

in  sig'ni  a. 

in^Sffi'cial    (-fish'al),    -ly,    -cious, 

in  sig  nif  i  cant,        -ly,        -cance, 

-cious  ly. 

-can  cy,    -ca  tive. 

in  op'er  a  tive. 

in  sin  cere',    -ly,    -c6r'i  ty. 

in  op'por  tune',   -ly,    -ness. 

in  sin'u  ate,         -a''ted,         -acting, 

in  or'di  nate,  -ly,  -ness,  -di  na  cy. 

-ting  ly,     -a  tive,     -a''tor,     -to'ry, 

in  or  g^n'ic,    -al,    -al  ly. 

-a'tion. 

in     per  pet'u  urn,     in     per  so'nam, 

in  sip'id,    -ly,    -ness,    -si  pid'i  ty. 

in    pro'pri  a    per  so'na. 

in  sist',    -ed,    -ence,    -ent,    -ent  ly, 

in'quest. 

-ing,    -ingly. 

in'qui  line. 

in    si'tu. 

in  quire',       -quir'a  ble,        -qulr'er. 

in  snare'.     See  ensnare. 

-ing,    -ing  ly,    -y. 

in  so  bri'e  ty. 

in  qui  si'tion  (-zish'un),   -al,  -a  ry. 

in'so  late,     -lasted,     -lasting,     -la'- 

in quis'i  tive    (-kwiz'-),    -ly,    -ness. 

tion. 

-i  tor,    -to'ri  al,    -al  ly,    -in  quis'- 

in'=s6le. 

i  tor=gen'er  al. 

in'so  lent,   -ly,   -lence. 

m    re. 

in  s61'u  ble,    -ness,    -bil'i  ty. 

in'rigged. 

in  s6rvent,    -ven  cy. 

in'road. 

in  s6m'ni  a,   -ni  ous. 

in  sa  lu'bri  ous,    -bri  ty. 

in^so  much'. 

in  sane',    -ly,    -ness,    -san'i  ty. 

in' sou' ciance'  (an'soo^syans'),  -ciant' 

in  san'i  ta  ry,   -i  ta'tion. 

(-syan'). 

in  sa'tia  ble     (-sa'sha-    or    -sash'- 

in  spect',    -ed,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -ive, 

ya-),        -ness,        -bly,        -bil'i  ty, 

-or,    -or  ate,    -or  ship,    -spec'tion, 

-sa'ti  ate     (-shi-),     -ate  ly,     -ate- 

-tion  al,     in  spec'tion-car,     -gend- 

ness. 

er  al. 

not,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  Bacfh. 


inspire 


360 


interchanged 


in  spire',     -spired',     -spir'er,     -ing, 

-ing  ly,  in'spi  rate,    -ranted,    -ra''- 

ting,    -ra''tor,     -spir'a  to^ry,    -spl- 

ra'tion,    -tion  al,    -tion  ist,    -tion- 

ism,  -spi  rom'e  ter. 
in  spir'it,  -ed,  -ing. 
in  spJs'sate,  -salted,  -salting,  -sant, 

-sa'tion. 
in' -square, 
in  sta  bil'i  ty. 
in  stair,    -ing,    -stalled',    -stai  la'- 

tion,    -stal'ment   or   -stall'-. 
in'stance,   -stanced,   -stan  cing. 
in'stant,  -ly,  -stan''ta'ne  ous,  -ous  ly, 

-ne'i  ty,    -stan' ter. 
in    std'tu    quo. 
in  stfiad'. 
in'step. 
in'stJ  gate,  -ga^ted,  -ga^ting,  -ting- 

ly>     -g^'^tor,    -ga'tion. 
in  stil'    or    -still',     -stilled',     -stil'- 

ling,    -ler,    -ment,    -la'tion. 
in'stinct,    w.,    -stinct',    a.,    -stinc'- 

tlve,   -tive  ly. 
in'stJ  tute,    -tutted,    -tutting,    -tu^- 

tive,     -tive  ly,     -tu''tor,     -tu'tion, 

-tion  al,  -al  ism,  -al  ist,  -tion  a  ry. 
in'stroke. 
in  struct',    -ed,    -ing,    -ive,    -ive  ly, 

-ive  ness,    -or,    -ress,    -struc'tion, 

-tion  al. 
in'stru  ment,      -men'tal,      -tal  ist, 

-tal  ly,    -tal'i  ty,    -ta'tion,    -men^- 

tist. 
in  sub  jec'tidn. 
in  sub  or'di  nate,    -na'tion. 
in  sub  stan'tial    (-shal),    -ti  al'i  ty 

(-Shi-). 

in  suffer  a  ble,    -a  bly. 

in  suf  fi'cient   (-flsh'ent),   -cien  cy, 

-dent  ly. 
in'su  lar,  -ize^  -ized',  -i^zing,  -ism, 

-ly,    -lar'i  ty. 
in'su  late,     -Ia''ted,    -lasting,     -la'- 

tor,    -la'tion. 
in'sult,    n.,    in  suit',    v.,    -ed,    -er, 

-ing,    -ingly. 
in  su'per  a  ble,    -ness,    -bly,    -bil'- 

ity. 
in  sup  port'a  ble,   -ness,    -bly. 
in  sup  press'i  ble,   -i  bly. 
in  sure'   (-shoor'),   -sured',   -sur'er, 

-ing,    -a  ble,    -ance,  -ee'. 


in  sur'gent,    -gen  cy. 

in  sur  mount'a  ble,     -ness,     -bly, 

-bil'i  ty. 
in  sur  rec'tion,   -al,    -a  ry,    -ist. 
in  sus  cep'ti  ble,     -ti  bly,     -ti  bil'- 

in  tact',    -ness,    -tac'ti  ble    or    -ta- 
ble. 
in  tagl'io  (-tal'yo),  pi.  -ios  (-yoz), 

-io  type. 
in'take,    -tak'er,    in'take-hoFder. 
in  tan'gi  ble     (-jl-),     -ness,     -bly, 

-bil'i  ty. 
Jn'te  ger,   -te  gral,  -gral  ism,   -gral- 

ly,  -gra  ble,    -bil'i  ty. 
in'te  grate,      -gra'ted,      -grafting, 

-gra  tive,    -grantor,    -grant,    -gra'- 

tion. 
in  teg'ri  ty. 
in  teg'u  ment,      -men'tal,      -ta  ry, 

-ta'tion. 
in'tel  lect,    -lec'ti  ble,    -tion,    -tive, 

-tive  ly,     -tu  al,     -al  ism,     -al  ist, 

-al  ly,  -al  ness,    -al  is'tic,    -al'i  ty, 

-al  ize,    -ized,    -i^zing,    -I  za'tion. 
in  tfil'li  gent,  -ly,  -gence,  -gen^'cer, 

-gen'tial,         -gi  ble,         -ble  ness, 

-bly,    -bil'i  ty. 
in  tem'per  ate,    -ly,     -ness,     -per- 

ance. 
in   tem'po. 
in  tend',   -ance,    -an  cy,    -ant,    -ed, 

-ed  ly,    -er,    -ing. 
in  tense',      -ly,      -ness,      -ten'sion, 

-sive,  -sive  ness,  -si  ty,  -si  ty=cur^- 

rent. 
in  ten'si  fy,      -ing,      -fled,      -fl  er, 

-fl  ca'tion. 
in  tent',       -ly,       -ness,       -ten'tion, 

-tion  al,    -al  ly,    -al'i  ty,    -tioned. 
in  tSr',   -ring,    -ment,    -terred'. 
in  ter  act',   -ac'tion,   -ac'tive. 
in' ter    a' It  a. 

in^ter  ca'dence,  -ca'dent. 
in  ter'ca  lar,    -la  ry,    -ca  late,    -la- 

tive,    -lasting,    -la'tion. 
in  ter  cede',     -ced'ed,     -er,     -ing, 

-ces'sor,     -so  ry,     -so'ri  al,     -ces'- 

sion. 
in  ter  cept',    -ed,    -er,    -ing,    -ive, 

-cep'tion. 
in  ter  change',     -a  ble,     -ble  ness, 

-a  bly,       -a  bil'i  ty,       -changed', 


fate,    fa.t,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice,   in,    note, 


interchanging                361                       intoed 

-chan'ging,       -chan'ger,       in'ter- 

in  ter  mon'tine,             -mun'dane. 

change,   n. 

-mu'ral. 

in^ter  col  le'gi  ate,         -co  lo'ni  al, 

in  ter'nal,   -ly,   -nal'i  ty. 

-al  ly,      -co  lum'nar,      -lum  ni  a'- 

in  ter  na'tion  al    (-nash'un-),    -ist, 

tion,    -cos'tal. 

-ly,    -ize,    -ized,    -i^zing. 

in'ter  course. 

in  terne'   (-tern'). 

in  ter  cul'tur  al. 

in'ter  ne'cJne,   -ne'cive. 

in^ter  de  pend'ent,   -ence,   -en  cy. 

in'ter   nos. 

in  ter  diet',    -ed,    -ing,    -ive,    -o  ry, 

in'ter  pel'late,     -la  tor,     -pel'lant, 

-dic'tion. 

-la'tion. 

in'ter  est,     -ed,     -ed  ly,     -ed  ness, 

in  ter  plead',   -er,   -ing. 

-ing,    -ing  ly,    -ing  ness. 

in'ter    poc'u  la. 

in  ter  fere',       -fered',       -fer'ence, 

in  ter'po  late,      -la'ted,      -la'ting, 

-fer'er,     -fer'ing,     -ing  ly,    in  ter- 

-la'tor,   -la'tive,    -tive  ly,  -la'tion, 

fer'ing-strap. 

-la  ble,   -lar,   -la  ry. 

in'ter  im. 

in  ter  pose'        (-p6z'),        -posed', 

in  te'ri  or,   -ly. 

-pos'er,    -ing,    -po  si'tion    (-zish'- 

in  ter  jac'u  la  to'ry. 

un). 

in  ter  ject',     -ed,     -ing,     -jec'tion. 

in  ter'pret,    -ed,    -er,    -ing,    -a  ble, 

-tion  al,   -al  ly,   -tion  a  ry. 

-pre  ta'tive,   -tive  ly,   -ta'tion. 

in  ter  lace',         -ment,         -laced', 

in  ter  reg'num,   pi.    -nums. 

-la'cing. 

in  tSr'ro  gate,     -ga'ted,     -ga'ting. 

In  ter  lak'en      or      -ladi  en,      vil. 

-ga-'tor,    -ga  tee',    -ga'tion,    -rog'- 

Switz. 

a  tive,    -tive  ly,    -to^ry. 

in  ter  lap',  -ping,   -lapped'. 

in  ter  rupt',   -ed,   -ed  ly,   -er,   -ing, 

in  ter  lard',   -ed,   -er,   -ing,    -ment. 

-ive,    -ive  ly,    -rup'tion. 

in'ter  leaf,  pi.  -leaves,  -leave',  v., 

in  ter  sect',     -ed,     -ing,     -sec'tion, 

-leaved',   -leav'ing. 

-tion  al. 

in  ter  line',         -lined',         -lin'ing. 

in  ter  sperse',     -spersed'      -spers'- 

-lin'e  ar,  -e  ate,  -a  ry,  -S,r  ly,  -a  ri- 

ing,      -sper'sion. 

ly,  -a'tion. 

in'ter  state. 

in  ter  lock',    -ing,    -locked'. 

in'ter  stice      (-stis      or     -ter'stis). 

in  ter  16c'u  tor,  -to'ry,  -u  live,  -lo- 

-sticed  (-stist),  -sti  tial   (-stish'al). 

cu'tion. 

-tial  ly. 

in'ter  lo'per,         -lope',        -loped', 

in  ter  twine',    -twined',    -twin'ing, 

-lop'ing. 

-ing  ly. 

in'ter  lude,    -luMed,    -luMer,    -lu'- 

in'ter  ur'ban. 

dial. 

in'ter  val. 

in  ter  lu'nar. 

in  ter  vene',  -vened',  -ven'er,  -vend- 

in ter  mar'ry,    -ing,    -ried,    -riage. 

ing,    -ven'tion,   -tion  ist. 

in  ter  mgd'dle,        -died,        -dler. 

in'tferview       (-vu),       -er,       -ing, 

-dling,    -die  some,    -some  ness. 

-\iewed. 

in  ter  me'di  ate,       -ly,       -di  a  cy. 

in^ter  vo  lute'. 

-di  al,    -di  a  ry,    -di  a  tor,    -di  a'- 

in ter  weave',    -weav'ing,     -wove', 

tion,         -di  et'to,         in^ter  mez'zo 

-wov'en    (-n). 

(-med'zo). 

in  tes'tate,    -tes'ta  ble,    -ta  cy. 

in  ter'mi  na  ble,  -ness,  -bly. 

in  tes'tine,   -ti  nal. 

in  ter  min'gle,    -gled,    -gling. 

in'ti  mate,      -ly,      -ma'ted,     -ma'- 

in  ter  mit',    -ted,    -tence,    -ten  cy. 

ting,    -ma  cy,    -ma'tion. 

-tent,      -tent  ly,      -ting,      -ting  ly. 

in  tim'i  date,      -da'ted,      -da'ting, 

-mis'sion. 

-da  to'ry,    -da'tion. 

in  ter  mix',     -ed  ly,     -ing,     -ture, 

in'to. 

-mixed'. 

in'toed. 

not,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  BaCli. 


intolerable 


362 


inwoven 


in  tol'er  a  ble,    -ness,    -bly,    -bil'- 

i  ty,  -ance,  -an  cy,   -ant,  -ant  ly. 
in  to'nd  co  or  -ni  co  (-ne  ko). 
in'to  nate,        -na'ted,        -na^ting, 

-na'tor,  -na'tion,  in  tone', 

-toned',    -ton'ing. 
in  tox'i  cate,  -canted,  -casting,  -ca''- 

tive,   -cant,    -ca'tion. 
in  tract'a  ble,     -ness,     -bly,     -bil'- 

ity. 
in  tra  mun'dane,  -mu'ral. 
in  tran'si  tive,   -tive  ly. 
in    tran'st  tu. 
in'tra=state'. 
in  trench',       -er,       -ing,       -ment, 

-trenched'. 
in  trgp'id,    -ly,    -tre  pid'i  ty. 
in'tri  cate,    -ly,    -ness,    -ca  cy. 
in  trigue'         (-treg'),         -trigued', 

-trigu'er,      -er  y,      -ing,      -ing  ly, 

in'tri  gant,    fern,    -gante'. 
in  trin'sic    (-sik),    -al,    -al  ly,    -al- 

ness,    -si  cal'i  ty. 
in  tro  duce',       -duced',       -du'cer, 

-cing,    -duc'tive,    -tive  ly,    -to  ry, 

-to  ri  ly,    -duc'tion. 
in  tro'it. 

in'tro  mis'si  ble,  -sive,  -si  bil'i  ty. 
in  trorse',    -ly,  -tror  sal. 
in  tro  spect',     -ed,     -ing,     -spec'- 

tive,    -tion,    -tion  ist. 
in  trude',      -trud'ed,      -er,      -ing, 

-ing  ly,    -tru'sive,    -sive  ly,    -sive- 

ness,    -sion    (-zhun),    -sion  ist. 
in  trust'    or   en  trust',    -ed,    -ing. 
in'tu  bate,  -baited,  -ba''ting. 
in'tu  ent. 
in  tu  i'tion   (-ish'un),   -al,   -al  ism, 

-al  ist,       -ism,       -ist,       -tu'i  tive, 

-tive  ly,    -tive  ism,    -tive  ist. 
in  twine'.     See  entwine. 
in  un'date,        -da''ted,        -da'ting, 

-da'tion. 
in  ure',    -ment,    -ured',    -ur'ing. 
in  urn',    -ing,    -urned'. 
in  vade',       -vad'ed,       -ing,       -er, 

-va'sive,    -va'sion    (-zhun). 
in'va  lid,    n.,    -ism,    -lid'i  ty,    in'- 

va  lid 'bed,    -chair. 
inv&l'id,  a.,  -ly. 
in  vai'i  date,  v.,  -da'ted,  -darting, 

-da'tion. 
in  \kV\x  a  ble,   -ness,    -bly. 


in  va'ri  a  ble,     -ness,     -bly,     -bil' 

i  ty,  in  va'ri  ant. 
in  vec'tive,   -ly. 
in  veigh'        (-va'), 

-veighed'. 
in  vei'gle     (-ve'-), 

-gler,    -gling. 
in  vent',     -ed,     -er, 

-ble  ness,     -ive, 

-ven'tion. 
in  ven  td'ri  o. 
in'ven  to^ry,    -ing, 

ri  al,    -al  ly. 
In  ver  ness',     co. 

ness,    a   garment. 
in  verse',   -ly,   -ver'sive. 
in  vert',    -ed,    -ed  ly,    -ing,    -i  ble, 

-or,     -ver'sion     (-shun),     in'vert- 

su^gar. 
in  vest', 

-i  ture. 
in  ves'ti  gate. 


-er. 

-mg, 

-ment. 

-gled, 

-ing, 
-ive  ness 

-i  ble, 
-or. 

-to'ried. 

-to'- 

Scot. 

in'ver- 

-ed,     -ing,     -ment. 


-or. 


ga'ted,      -ga^ting, 

-ga^tive,   -ga^tor,   -ga'tion. 
in  vet'er  ate,    -ly,    -ness,    -a  cy. 
in  vid'i  ous,    -ly,    -ness. 
in  vig'or  ate,    -a'ted,  -a''ting,  -ant 

-a'tion. 
in  vin'ci  ble, 
in  vi'o  la  ble, 

-late,   -late  ly,   -late  ness. 
in  vis'i  ble     (-viz'-),     -ness 

-bil'i  ty. 
in  vite',    -vit'ed,    -er,    -ing,    -ing  ly, 

-ing  ness,       -vi'ta  to^ry,       -vi  ta'- 

tion,  in'vl  tant,   -vi  tee'. 


ness,    -bly,    -bil'i  ty. 
-ness,   -bly,   -bil'i  ty. 


-bly, 


in'voice,    -voiced, 

voice 'book. 
in  voke',     -voked', 

-v6c'a  tive,  -to'ry, 
in'vo  lii^cre    (-ker), 

-lu'cret. 
in  vSl'un  ta  ry,    -ta  ri  ly,    -ri  ness. 
in'vo  lute,    -lu'ted,    -lu'tant,    -lu'- 

tion. 
in  v61ve',    -ment,    -v61ved' 

ing,    -volv'ed  ness. 
in  vul'ner  a  ble,        -ness, 

-bil'i  ty. 
in' -wale, 
in  wall',    -walled'. 
in'ward,   -ly,    -ness. 
in  weave',        -weav'ing, 

-wov'en    (-n). 


vorcing,      in - 

-vok'er,     -ing, 
-vo  ca'tion. 
-cred    (-kerd). 


-volv' 


-bly. 


fate,   fat,   far,   fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   Ice,   in,    note, 


inwork 


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inwork',       -ing,       -worked'       or 

-wrought'. 
in  ya'la. 
i'6,  an  exclamation;  a  moth;  a  bird. 

I'd    (i'o),    Myth.;    Astron.;    En- 

tom. 
i'o  did  (i'6  did)  or  -dide   {or  -did), 

-o  din  or  -dine. 
i'o  dize,    -dized,    -dl^zing,    -di^zer. 
i''6  do  met'ric,  -do  ther'a  py,    -do- 

thy'rin  (-thi'-). 
i'6  lite. 

i'on,  i'on  ize,  -ized,  -I  za'tion. 
I  6'ni  a,    -ni  an,    -on'ic,    -on'i  cize, 

-cized,  -cfzing,  I'o  nism, 

-o  nist,  -on'i  cism. 
i  6'ta,    -cism,    -ta  cist. 
I'o  wa,   state   U.    S.,    -o  wan. 
ip'e  cac,    -cac  u  an'ha. 
Iph^e  de'iah   (If  e  de'ya),   Bih. 
Iph^I  ge  ni'a,   Myth. 
i'pil  (e'pil). 
ip'se     dix'it,     ip  sis' si  ma     ver'ha, 

ip'so   fac'to. 
I  qui'que   (e  ke'ka),   t.   Chile. 
i  ra  cun'di  ty. 
I  ran'    (e''ran'),    Persia,    I  ra'ni  an 

(i  ra'-),    I  ran'ic. 
i  ras'ci  ble,     -ness,     -ci  bly,     -bil'- 

ity. 
ire,    -ful,    -ful  ly,    -ful  ness,   i  rate'. 
Ir  e  nae'us  (Ir  e  ne'us),    Bishop    of 

Lyons. 
I  rene'       (i  ren'),       Chr.       name, 

I  re'ne      (i  re'ne),      Empress     of 

Constantinople;      Astron.;     Zool. 

genus. 
i  rSn'ic,    -ic  al,    -i  con,   pi.    -i  ca. 
ir  i  des'cent,    -cence,  -cen  cy. 
i  rid'i  um. 

ir'i  dize,    -dized,    -di^zing,    -dl  za'- 
tion. 
i'ris,    pi.    -ris  es   or   -rl  des    (-dez), 

Anat.;    the    rainbow,    i'ris  a' ted, 

i'rl  scope,     i'rised     (-rist),     i'ris- 

di'a  phragm,      =raot,      »swa]''low. 

I'ris,  Myth.;  Astron.;   Bot.  genus. 
I'rish,  -ize,  -ized,  -i'zing,  -ly,  -ism, 

-man,  -wom''an,  =A  mer'i  can. 
irk'some,    -ly,    -ness. 
Irkutsk'   (Irkootsk'),   c.   Sib. 
i'ron      (i'urn),      -roned      (-urnd), 

-ron'ing,    -y,    a. 


i'ron  bark,  a  tree,  -clad,  n., 
-head,  a  duck,  -heads,  a  plant, 
-man,  -mas^ter,  -mon^ger,  -sides, 
a  person,  -smith,  -stone,  -ware, 
-weed,  -wood,  a  tree,  -work, 
-wort. 

i'ron-al^um,  -black,  -bound, 
-cham''ber,  -clad,  a.,  -clay, 
-cloth,  -flint,  -found^er,  -found^- 
ry,  -fur^nace,  -glance,  -grass, 
-gray,  -gum  tree,  -i''o  did, 
-fine,  -Uq^uor,  -mold,  -oak, 
-o''chre  (-o^ker),  -red,  -rust, 
-sand,  -saw,  -scale,  -shrub, 
-sick,  -stain,  -strap,  -tree, 
-work^er,    -works,    -yeFlow. 

i'ron  age,  i.  ce  ment^  i.  cross, 
i.   crown,   i.   horse,   i.   lac^quer. 

i'ron  ing -board,  -box,  -cloth, 
-lathe,  -ma  chine',  i'ron  bark' 
tree. 

i'ron  y  (-riin-),  n. 

Ir'o  quois'    (Ir'o  kwoi'),    -quoi'an. 

Ir'pe  el    (Ir'pe  61),    Bib. 

ir  ra'di  ate,  -a^ted,  -a'ting,  -ance, 
-an  cy,  -a  tive,  -a'tion. 

ir  ra'tion  al  (-rash'un-),  -ly,  -ism, 
-ist,  -ness,  -al'i  ty. 

ir^re  cep'tive. 

ir  re  claim'a  ble,  -ness,   -a  bly. 

ir  rec'og  ni^za  ble. 

ir  rec'on  cMa  ble,  -ness,  -bly, 
-bil'i  ty,    -cile^ment,    -clFi  a'tion. 

ir  re  cov'er  a  ble  (-kuv'-),  -ness, 
-bly. 

ir're  deem'a  ble,  -ness,  -bly, 
-bil'i  ty. 

ir  re  dii'ci  ble,  -ness,  -bly,  -bil'- 
ity. 

ir  ref  ra  ga  ble,  -ness,  -bly,  -bil'- 
ity. 

ir  re  fran'gi  ble, 
-bil'i  ty. 

ir're  fut'a  ble,  -ness,  -bly,  -bil'- 
ity. 

ir  reg'u  lar,    -ly,    -lar'i  ty. 

ir  rgl'a  tive,  -ly,   -re  la'tion. 

ir  rel'e  vant,   -ly,   -vance,   -van  cy. 

ir  re  li'gion  (-llj'un),  -ist,  -giou's, 
-gious  ly,    -gious  ness. 

ir  re  me'di  a  ble,    -ness,    -bly. 

ir  re  mis'si  ble,  -ness,  -bly,  -sive, 
-sion  (-mish'un). 


-ness, 


-bly, 


n6t,  nor,  iise,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  Bach. 


irremovable 


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It  re  mov'a  ble     (-moov'-),     -ness, 

-a  bly,    -a  bil'i  ty. 
It  rep'a  ra  ble,    -ness,    -bly,    -bil'- 

ity. 
It  rep  re  hen'si  ble,   -ness,    -bly. 
Jr  re  press'i  ble,  -ness,  -i  bly. 
Ir  re  proach'a  ble,    -ness,    -bly. 
ir  re  sist'i  ble        (-zlst'-),        -ness, 

-bly,.  -bil'i  ty. 
ir  res'o  lu  ble    (-rez'-),    -ness. 
It  res'o  lute      (-rez'-),      -ly,   -ness, 

-lu'tion. 
ir  re  s61v'a  ble      (-zolv'-),      -ness, 

-bil'i  ty. 
It  re  spec'tive,  -ly. 
It  re  spon'si  ble,   -bly,   -bil'i  ty. 
ir  re  spon'si ve,   -ness. 
ir  re  strain'a  ble. 
ir  re  trace'a  ble. 
ir  re  triev'a  ble,         -ness,        -bly, 

-bil'i  ty. 
ir  rev'er  ent,   -ly,    -ence. 
ir  re  vers'i  ble,    -ness,    -bly,    -bil'- 

ity. 
ir  rSv'o  ca  ble,    -ness,    -bly,    -bil'- 

ity. 
ir'ri  gate,     -ga^ted,     -ga^ting,    -ga- 
ble,    -ga^tive,     -ga'tor,     -ga'tion, 

-tion  ist. 
ir'ri  ta  ble,    -ness,    -bly,    -bil'i  ty. 
ir'ri  tate,  -tasted,  -tasting,  -ting  ly, 

-ta^tive,    -tant,    -tan'cy,    -ta'tion. 
ir  rup'tion,   -rup'tive. 
i'saac    (i'zik),    a   bird.      I'saac,    a 

Chr.    name. 
is'a  bel     or     -belle     (Iz'a  b61),     a 

color.     Is'a  bel,   a  proper  name. 

is'a  bel»yel  low. 
is  a  bel'la  (iz-),    -bel'ite,    -bcl'llne, 

is  a  bel'la 'Wood. 
i  sa  gog'ic  (-goj'-),  -ic  al,  -gog'ics. 
I  sa'iah       (i  za'ya       or       -za'ya), 

I  sa  ian'ic      (i  za  ya,n'ik). 
Is'chi  a  (iss'ke  a),  isl.   It. 
is'chi  al'gic   (-kl-),  -gi  a. 
is'chi  or  rho'gic   (-ki  or  -ro'jik). 
I'sen  grin    (e'zen  gren),    a   legend- 
ary  wolf. 
Tser    (e'zer),    r.    Aust. 
I  sere'   (e'zar'),   dept.   Fr. 
Ish'me  rai.    Bib. 
Ish'u  ai.   Bib. 
i'sin  glass   (-zin-),    -stone. 


I'sis   (i'sis),   Myth.,   I'sl  ac. 
Is'lam      (iss'lam      or      Iz  lam      or 

iss  lam),    -ism,    -ite,    -it'ic,    -ize, 

-ized,   -i  zing,   -lam'ic. 
is'land   (i'-),    -er. 
Is'lay     (i'la)    or     Is'la     (I'la),     isl. 

Hebrides. 
isle    (il),   is'let   (i'let),  -let  ed. 
I'slip    (i'slip),    vil.   N.  Y. 
Is  ma'iah      (-ya     or     Is  ma  i'ah). 

Bib. 
Is  ma  il'   (es  ma  el'),   t.   Russ. 
Is  ma  il'      (Is  ma  el'),      -ma  il'i  an 

or  -mae'li  an,    -ma  il  ite   or   -ma- 

61  ite,    -ma  i  llt'ic    or   -ma  el  it'ic, 

Is  ma  il'        Pa  sha'        (Iss  ma  el' 

pa  sha'). 
Is  ma  il'ia  (es^ma  el'ya),  t.  Egypt. 
isn't,  contraction  of  is  not. 
i'so  bar,      -ism,      -bir'ic,      -bar'o- 

met'ric,    -so  b&th'i  therm,    -ther'- 

mal,    -ther'mic. 
i  soch'ro  nal     (-sok'-),     -ly,     -ro- 

nism,    -ro  non,    -ro  nous,    -nous- 

ly,    -ro  us,    -so  chron'ic. 
i'so  cline,   -cli'nal,   -clln'ic. 
i  sog'ra  phy,     -so  graph'ic,     -ic  al- 
ly- 
is'o  late     (is'-    or    i'so-),     -lasted, 

-ted  ly,    -lasting,    -la^tor,    -la'tion. 
I  solde'     (I  sold'),     Round     Table, 

spelled  also  Isolt,  Isoud,  Ysolde, 

Ysoude,  Yseult.  I  sol'de 

(I  sul'de),  Wagnerian  opera. 
i  so  mfir'ic,     -ic  al,     -al  ly,     -som'- 

er  ism. 
i  so  mgt'ric,    -ric  al. 
i'so  morph,       -mor'phic,       -mor'- 

phism,    -mor'phous. 
i  s6n'o  my,   -so  no'mi  a,    -nom'ic. 
i  s6s'ce  les   (-lez). 
i  sos'ta  sy,  -tat'ic. 
i'so  therm,    -ther'mal. 
i'so  trope,       -sot'ro  py,       -ro  pous, 

-ro  pism,    -so  trop'ic. 
Is'ra  el  (Iz'ra  el  or  -ra-),  -ite,  -i'tish, 

-It'ic. 
is'sue     (Ish'oo),     -less,     -su  a  ble, 

-a  bly,     -ance,     -ant,     -er,     -ing, 

is'sue-pea. 
isth'mus    (Iss'-    or    1st'-),     -mi  an, 

-mic. 
Is'tri  a,   pen.    Adriatic,    -tri  an. 


fate,    fat,   far,    fall,    fare,   fast,    sofa,    mete,    m6t,   her,   ice,   in,   note, 


italicize 


365 


jaconet 


I  t&l'i  cize,     -cized,     -ci''zing,     -d- 

za'tion,  i  tal'ic,  a  printer's  type. 
It'a  ly,    I  tal'ian    (i  taryan),    -ism, 

-ian  ize,    -ized,    -i'zing,  -i  za'tion, 

-tal'ic,    -i  cism,    -ian  esque',  It'a- 

lo-By  zan'tine    (»bi-). 
itch,      -ing,      -less,      -y,      -i  ness, 

itched,         itch'weed,  -in^sect, 

-mite,    itch'ing'ber^ry. 
i'tem,    -ize,    -ized,    -i^zer,    -i^zing, 

-1  za'tion. 
it'er  ate,    -a'' ted,    -a'' ting,    -a  tive^ 

-tive''ly,      -ant,      -a  ble,      -an^cy, 

-ate  ly,    -a'tion. 
Ith'a  ca,    c.    N.  Y.;    vil.    Mich.; 

isl.    Mediterranean. 
rthai   (i'tha  or  ith'a  i).   Bib. 
I  tho'me   (e  tho'ma),   mt.   Gr. 
i  tin'er  a  cy,   -an  cy,   -ant,   -ant  ly, 

-a  ry,    -er  ate,    -a^ted,    -acting. 
its,    pos.   pro.;  it's,    contraction   of 

ii    is;    it  self. 
It'tai   [or  it'tai),    Bib. 


I  tur  bi'de,    de    (da  e  toor  be'da), 

Emp.   of  Mex. 
i  vaar'ite  (e  var'-). 
I  van'        I  van'o  vitch         (e  van' 

e  van'o  vich). 
I'vi  son    (i'vi  son),    Amer.   pub. 
i'vo  ry,    -bill,    a   bird,    -nut,    -type, 

-wood,     'billed,     »black,    =brown, 

=gull,      «gum,      =palm,      =pa''per, 

-paste,    -porce^lain,    -shell,    -tree, 

-white,    -yeFlow,    i'vo  ry  lines,    i. 

spa''ces. 
i'vy,   i'vied,   i'vy  wort,    -bindVeed, 

-bush,     -gum,     -leaf,     -man''tled, 

-owl,    -tree. 
i  wa'na    (e  wa'-). 
Ix  i'on.    Myth. 
Ixt  HI  xo'chitl        (ixt  lei  ho'chetl), 

Mex.    hist. 
I'yar    (e'ar)    or   ly'yar'   (e^yar'). 
I'ynx    (i'inks). 
iz'ar. 
Iz'ard    (Iz'-),    Amer.   statesman. 


Ja'akan,  Bib. 

JsL^a.  ko'bah.   Bib. 

Ja  a'la,    Bib. 

ja'al'goat. 

Jaa'siel,   Bib. 

jab,  -ber,  -bing,  jabbed,  -ber  er, 
-ber  ing,    jab'ber  ing   crow. 

jab'ne  SI   or   -nel,   Bib. 

jab' at   (jab'o   or  zha  bo'). 

ja  bul    (ha  bobl'  or  ha  vool'). 

ja  cal'  (ha  kal'). 

ja'cinth. 

jack',  -a  dan'dy,  -a  nape,  -a- 
napes,  -daw,  -fish,  -man,  -smith, 
-stone,    -straw,    -weight,    -y. 

jack' -ad' a  ms,  a  fool,  -ape, 
-arch,  -back,  -bak'er,  -bird, 
-block,  -boot,  -chain,  -cross^tree, 
-cur  lew,  -en^gine,  -fish''ing, 
-flag,  -frame,  -fri'ar,  -fruit, 
-hare,  -hern,  -hole,  -hunt  ing, 
-knife,  -lad  der,  -lamp,  -lan- 
tern, -light,  -oak,  -pin,  -pit, 
-plane,  -pot,  -pud  ding,  -rab- 
bit,    -raft'er,     -rib,     -roll,     -saF- 


mon,  -saw,  -screw,  -sink  er, 
-snipe,  -span  iard,  -spin  ner, 
-staff,  -stay,  -tim  ber,  -tow  el, 
-tree,    -wood. 

jack'-at=the-hedge,  a  plant,  -in- 
a-bot  tie,  -in-a-box,  -in=the- 
bush,  -in-the-pul  pit,  -jump- 
a  bout. 

Jack'-a-green,  -a-Lent,  -o' -lan- 
tern,   =o'-Lent. 

jack'al,   -buz^zard,  jack'als-k6st. 

jack^a  rob'. 

jack'ass,  =brig,  -deer,  -fish,  -pen'- 
guin,    -rab'bit. 

jack'et,    -ed,    -ing. 

jack'6. 

jack'y-win^ter. 


ja'cob. 


bird. 


Jac'o  bin,  -ism,  -bin'ic,  -ic  al, 
-al  ly,   -bin  ize,    -ized,    -i^zing. 

Jac'o  bite,  -bit  ism,  -bit'ic,  -ic  al, 
-al  ly. 

Ja'cob's-ch^l  ot,  -lad  der,  -rod, 
-staff,    -sword. 

jac'o  net. 


not,  nor,  use,  iip,  6rn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


Jacquand 


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jaundice  »tree 


Jac'quand'  (zha^k6n'),  Fr.  painter. 
Jac  quard'      (zha  kar'),      Fr.      in- 
ventor. 
Jac  quard'   (jak  kard'),   J.   loom. 
Jacque  mart'      (zhak^'mar'),      Fr. 

auth. 
Jacque'mi  not   (jak'mi  no). 
Jacque  mont'     (zhak'mon'),     Fr. 

naturalist. 
Jacqice'rie'    (zhak''re'). 
jade,    jad'ed,    -ed  ly,    -ing,    -er  y, 

-ish,  -y. 
Ja'61,   Bib. 
jag,    -ger,    -ging,    jagged,    jag'ged, 

-ged  ness,     -gy,     jag'ger  y=palm, 

jag'ging=board,    =i  ron. 
ja  guar'   {or  jag'war),  jd  gud  rdn'- 

dl,  jag'uar  ete^ 
Jah   (ja  or  ya),    -veh,  -vism,  -vist, 

-vis'tic. 
Ja  Ml'e  lei.   Bib. 
Jah'dai   {or  -da  i),   Bib. 
Jah'legl,  Bib. 
Jah'mai  {or  -ma  i),   Bib. 
Jahn  (yan),   Ger.  philol. 
jahr'zeit   (yar'tsit). 
ja  i'ba  (ha  e'ba). 
jail,    -er,    -ing,    jailed,    jail'bird,    a 

person,        -de  liv^er  y,        »fe  ver, 

'house,    -keep'er. 
Jai'pur   (ji'pdor),   India. 
Ja'ir,    Bib. 
Ja'r  rus.  Old  Test.     Ja  i'rus.  New 

Test. 
jai'ap,   =plant. 

Ja  la'pa    (ha  la'pa),    c.    Mex. 
ja'lee  or  ja'li  (ja'le). 
ja  le'o   (ha  la'o). 
ja  let'  (zha  la'). 

Ja  lis'co  (ha  les'ko),  state  Mex. 
ja  lou  sie'   (zha  loo  ze'). 
jam,  -mer,   -ming,  jammed,  jam'= 

nut,    »weld. 
ja'ma. 
Ja  mai'ca    (-ma'ka),    isl.    W.    I.; 

t.     N.  Y.,     -mai'can,     Ja  mai'ca 

bark,    J.   bil'ber  ry,    J.    birch,    J. 

buck'thorn,  J.   chSr'ry. 
jamb,       Arch.,       -linking,       -post, 

-shaft,   -stone. 
jambe    (jSmb),  armor,  jam  bi  eres' 

(zhon  be  ar'). 
jam  bo  ree'. 


Jim'bres   (-brez).    Bib. 

j^m'e  war. 

Ja'mJe  son,    Scotch    lexicog. 

J&m'nJ  a  {or  -ni'a),   Bib. 

jd'mon'. 

jim'pan,    -pa  nee'. 

jam'rach    (-rak). 

jin'a  pum. 

Ja'nau  schek  (ya'nou  shek).  Bo- 
hem,  actress. 

Ja  net'    (zha'na'),    Fr.    auth. 

jan  ga'da. 

jan'gle,    -gled,    -gler,    -gling,    -gly. 

j^n'i  tor,    -i  tress. 

ja.n'i  za  ry,    -za'ri  an. 

J3.n'nes    (-nez).    Bib. 

Jan'sen,    -ism,    -sen  ist. 

J&n'u  a  ry. 

Ja'nus,  Myth.,  -cloth,  -cord, 
-faced,    -head''ed. 

Ja  pa.n',  -ism,  -I  za'tion,  Jap  a- 
nese'  {or  -nez'),  -a  nesque',  Ja- 
pan' all'spice,  J.  black,  J.  color, 
J.  earth,  J.  work. 

ja  p^n',   v.,    -ner,    -ning,    -panned', 

Ja'pheth,  Bib.,  -ite,  -phet'ic, 
-phet'i  an. 

Japh'le  ti    {or    -le'ti),    Bib. 

ja  pon'i  ca. 

Ja'ques  (ja,k'w6s),  Shak.  As  You 
Like    It. 

jaq'ui  ma    (jak'i  ma). 

jar,  -ring,  -ry,  jarred,  jar'nut, 
-bird,   -fly,     -owl. 

jarde. 

jar  di  mere'    (zhar  de  nyar') . 

jar'gon,  -ist,  -ize,  -ized,  -lazing, 
-gon'ic. 

jar  go  nelle'. 

Jarn'dyce  (-dis),  Dickens  Bleak 
House. 

jar' ret'  (zha  ra'). 

ja'sey  (-zy). 

j is' mine,  -tree. 

jaspe    (jasp). 

jas'pe   (jas'pa). 

jas'per,  -a^ted,  -per  ize,  -ized, 
-lazing,  -per  y,  jas  pid'e  an,  -pid'- 
e  ous,  jas'pure,  jas'pered,  jas'- 
per-dip,    =o  pal,    -ware,    -wash. 

Jau  bert'   (zh6''ber'),   Fr.  orient. 

jaun'dice,  -diced,  -di  cing,  jaun'- 
dice-ber'ry,    -tree. 


fate,   f3,t,    far,    fall,    fare,   fast,   sofa,    mete,    met,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


jaunt 


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jaunt,  -ed,  -ing,  jaun'ty,  -ti  ly, 
-ti  ness,    jaunt'ing=car. 

Ja'va,  isl.  East  Indies,  -van, 
Jav  a  nese'  (or  -nez'),  Ja'va 
almonds,    J.    cat,  J.  spar^row. 

ja'va,  a  breed  of  fowls,  ja  va  li'na 
(ha''va  le'na). 

Ja'van,  Bib. 

jave'lin  (jav'lin),  =bat,  -man, 
=snake. 

Ja  vert'  (zha''var'),  Hugo  Les 
Miserables. 

jaw,  -ing,  -less,  jawed,  jaw'fall, 
-fall  en,    -smith. 

jaw'=bit,  -bolt,  -bone,  -box, 
-break^er,  -chuck,  -foot,  -foot- 
ed, -hole,  -jerk,  -lev  er, 
-mouthed,  -rope,  -spring,  -tac- 
kle, -tooth,  -wedge,  jaw'ing- 
tac  kle. 


jay, 


-hawk''er. 


-weed, 


-bird, 


-cuck^oo,   -pie,   -teal,   -thrush. 
jSal'DUS,    -ly,    -ness,    -y. 
Jeames    (jemz). 
jean    (jan),    jean  ette'    (ja  net'),    a 

kind     of     cloth,      Jea  nette'     or 

Jean  nette'   (je  net'),   Chr.  name. 
Jean      Jacques       (zhan      zhak), 

Rousseau. 
Jean   Paul    {or   zhan   poul),    Ger. 

writer. 
Jeanne    d'Arc    (zhan   dark),    Joan 

of    Arc   (jon  or  jo  an'). 
Jeb'u  site   (-zit),   -sit'ic   (-zlt'Ik). 
Je  da'iah   (-ya),   Bih. 
Jed'dart   jus  tice,    J.   staff. 
jed'ding-ax. 
Je  de'iah   (-ya),   Bih. 
Je  de'us,   Bih. 
jgdge. 

Je  di'a  el,   Bih. 
JedI'dah  {or  jed'-),   Bih. 
Je  du'thun  {or  jed'-),   Bih. 
Jed'wood  ax,  J.  jus'tice. 
Je  e'li,   Bih. 

jeer,    -er,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    jeered. 
Je  e'zer,    Bih. 
Jef  fer  son,  Pres.  U.  S.,   -so'ni  an, 

-an  ism,    jef'fer  son  ite. 
Je  ha  le'le  61       {or       je  hal'e  lei), 

Bih. 
Je  hoi'a  Mm,  Bih. 
Je  ho'vah,    -ho'vist,    -vis'tic. 


Je'hu. 

Jehu'di,   Bih. 

Je''hu  di'jah,    Bih. 

Je  i'61,   Bih. 

je  June',    -ly,    -ness,    -ju'nal. 

je'lick  (ja'-). 

jfil'ly,    -lied,    -li  fy,    -fy  ing,    -fied, 

jel'ly  fish,     -bag,     -leaf,    -li''chen, 

-plant. 
jem'i  dar. 
Je  mi'ma,  Bih. 
Jgm'u  el   {or  je  mu'el),    Bih. 
jen'net,    a   horse. 
jen'net  ing,    an   apple. 
jSn'ny,    -spin^ner. 
Jen'ny    ass,    J.    crud^le    (-1),    J. 

wren. 
jeop'ard     (jep'-),     -ed,     -er,     -ing, 

-y,    -ize,    -ized,    -i'zing. 
Jeph'thah    (jef'tha),    Bih. 
jer'bo  a  {or  -bo'-),   -mouse. 
Jfir'e  chus   (-kus),   Bih. 
j6r  eed'    or    -id'    (jer  ed'). 
JSr'e  mai,  Bih. 

J6r  e  mi'ah,  -mi  an'ic,  jer  e  mi'ad. 
jer'fal  con  (-fa^kn).    See  gerfalcon. 
Jgr'ibai,    Bih. 
jerk,  -er,   -ing,   -ing  ly,   -y,   -i  ness, 

jerked. 
jer'ki  net. 
jer'kin=h6ad. 
J6r  6  bo'am,   Bih.    jer  6  bo'am,   a 

metal    bowl. 
Je  ro'ham    {or   jer'-),    Bih. 
jgr'ry,   -build^er,   -build^ing,   -built, 

-shop. 
Jer'sey    (-zy),    isl.    Eng.    Channel; 

CO.  111.;    a  breed  of  cattle,  -man. 
Jer'sey  lighfning,  J.  cloth,  J.  cud- 
weed,   J.  flan'nel,     J.     live'long, 

mates,  J.  match,  J.  pine,   J.  tea, 

J.  team,  J.  this^tle. 
jer'sey     (-zy),     woolen     yarn;     a 

garment. 
Je  rub'ba  il       {or       jer^ub  ba'al), 

Bih. 
J6r'u  el    {or   je  ru'el),    Bih. 
Je  ru'sa  16m,  t.  Syria;  twp.  N.  Y. 

J.     ar^ti  choke,     J.     cher^ry,     J. 

cow'slip,    J.    had''dock,    J.    oak, 

J.   po^ny. 
JSsh'i  mon   {or  je  shI'-),   Bih. 
Je  shi'shai   {or  je  shish'a  i),  Bih. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  tirn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  BaCh. 


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JSsh'u  run    (or   je  shu'run),    Bib. 

jess,    jessed. 

Jes'se,  Chr.  name,  masc.     Jes'sie, 

Chr.    name,    fern.,    diminutive   of 

Jess, 
jest,   -ed,   -er,   -ing,   -ing  ly,   -word, 

jest'=book,      =mon^ger,      jest'ing- 

beam,    =stock. 
Jes'u  it     (jez'-),     -u  it  ism,     -it  ry, 

-u  it'ic. 
jes  u  it'ic  al,   crafty,    -ly. 
JSs'u  run   {or  je  su'-),   Bib. 
jet,    -ted,    -ting,    -ty,    -ti  ness,    jet- 
ant,       -black,       -break,       -glass, 

-pump. 
jei     (Teau'   (zha^  do'). 
Je'thro    {or   jeth'-).    Bib. 
jet'sam,    jet'tage. 
jette    (jet). 

jet'ti  son,   -ing,   -soned. 
jet'ty,    -ing,    -tied,    jet'ty    head. 
jeu    d'es  prit'    (zhe    des  pre'). 
Je'u61    {or   jeu'-),    Bib. 
jeune   pre  mier'    (jen   pre  mya'). 
Jfiv'ons,   Eng.   philos. 
Jew,     -dom,     -ess,     -ish,     -ish  ly, 

-ish  ness,  -ry,  Jew-bait^er,  -crow. 
Jews' -ap^ple,    -maFIow,     -man^na, 

-myr^tle,   -stone,   -thorn,    -trump, 

Jew's-ear,   a  plant. 
jew,    v.,    -ing,    -fish,    jewed,    jew'- 

bush,  jew's-harp. 
jew'el,    -eled   or   -elled,    -el  ing   or 

-el  ling,    -el  er    or    -el  ler,    -el  ry, 

-el  y    or   -el  ly,    -weed. 
jew'el-block,        -case,        -draw^er, 

-house,     -like,     -of  fice,     -set  ter, 

-stand. 
J6z'e  bel.  Bib.;  a  vicious  woman. 
jez'iah    (jaz'yii). 
Je'zJ  el,   Bib. 
Je  zo'ar   {or  j6z'-).    Bib. 
jhil    (jel). 
jhou  (jow). 

jib,    -bing,    -ber,    jibbed, 
jibba'. 
jib'-boom,    -door,    -frame,    -hank, 

-head,      =i  ron,      -lot,      -net^ting, 

-sheet,     -stay,     -top  sail,     jib=o'- 
^   jib. 

jibe,    jibed,    jib'ing. 
ji'bi  (je'bl). 
jiffy. 


jig.      -ging,      -ger,      -gered,      -gisb, 

..  jigged. 

jig-clog,    -giv^en,    -mak'er,    -mold, 

-pin,      -saw,     jig'ging-ma  chined 

jig'ger-knife,    -mast,    -pump. 
jil  gue'ro   (hel  ga'ro) . 
jilt,    -ed,    -er,    -ing. 
jim'ber=jaw,   -jawed. 
jim'-crow,    a   tool,    Jim    Crow,    a 

minstrel,     Jim -crow     car,     Jim'- 

crow's-nose,    a    plant. 
jim'my. 
jim'son,    -weed. 
jin'gal. 
jin'gle,    -gled,    -gler,    -gling,    -glet, 

jin'gle-jan  gle,    -shell. 
Jin'go  ism. 
jink,    -game. 
jink'er,  -ers. 
jinn. 

jin  rik'i  sha. 
ji'va    (je'va). 
Jo'a  chim   (-kim),   Bib. 
Jo'a  chim        (yo'a  chim),        Ger. 

violinist. 
Jo  an'  of  Arc  {or  jon'),  The  Maid 

of   Orleans,  Fr.  heroine. 
j6b,     -ber,     -bing,     jobbed,     job'- 

mas''ter,   -of  fice,   -print^er,   -type, 

-watch,    -work,   job'bing-man. 
Job,  Bib.,  Job's-tears,  Job's  com^- 

fort  er,    J.    news,    J.   post. 
j6ck'ey,    -ing,     -ism,    -ship,    -eyed 

j6ck'ey-box,    -club,    -gear,    -grass, 

-pad,     -puFley,     -sleeve,     -stick, 

-wheel,    -whip. 
j6ck'6. 

jo  cose'    (-kos'),    -ly,    -ness,    -cos'- 
_  i  ty. 

jo  cu'   (ho  koo'). 
j6c'u  lar,     -ly,     -la^tor,     -la  t6''ry, 

-lar'i  ty,   joc'und,    -und  ly,    -und- 

ness,    jo  cun'di  ty. 
jo'del    (yo'del).      See   yodel. 
jog,    -ger,    -ging,    jogged,    jog-trot, 

jog'ging-cart. 
jog'gle,  -gled,    -ghng,   -gly,   jog'gle 

work. 
jog'gle -beam,  -joint,  -piece,  -post, 

-truss,    jog'gling-ta  ble. 
John,    Bib.;   Chr.    name,    Jo  han'- 

ne  an,    -han'nine,    -nite. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice,   In,    note, 


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John^Buirism,     =crow,     a     bird, 

»crow's=nose,     a     plant,     -do  ry, 

=go=to=bed»at=noon,   a  plant. 
John    Bar  ley  corn,    J.    Bull,    J. 

Chi^na  man,     J.     Com^pa  ny,     J. 

Crow  beans. 
john'»ap  pie,    -paw,    a    fish,    -to- 

whit. 
john'ny,    -cake,    -cranes. 
John'ny-jump-up,         a         plant, 

-verde,      a      fish,      John's-wood, 

-wort. 
Joi'a  da,   Bih. 
Joi'a  kim,  Bih. 
join,    -er,    -er  y,    -ing,    joined, 
joint,    -ed,    -ed  ly,    -er,    -ing,   -less, 

-ly,    -weed,    -worm. 
joint-chair,        -coup  ling,        -end, 

=e  vil,    -file,    -fir,    -grass,    -hinge, 

-oil,     -pipe,     -pli  ers,     -rack  ing,    \ 

-ring,        -rod,        -saw,        -snake,    j 

-splice,      -stock,      -stool,      -strip,    j 

-test,    -wire.  ! 

joint'er-plane,  joint'ing-ma  chine'',    i 

-plane,    -rule.  I 

join'ture,    -ture  less,    -tured,    -tur- 

ing. 
joist. 

J6k'de  am,   Bih. 
joke,    joked,    jok'er,    -ing,    -ing  ly, 

-ish,  -y. 
Jo  li  et'     (zho''le  a'),    Fr.    explorer. 

Jo'liet,    c.    111. 
Jo  li  ette'   (zho'le  6t'),   co.    Que. 
jdl'ly,    -li  \y,    -li  ness,    -li  ty,    -h  fi- 

ca'tion,   jol'ly-boat,  j.   bal'ance. 
jolt,    -ed,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -head,    a 

person,   -head,  a  head. 
Jo  ly'    (zho^le'),    Fr.    actress.    ' 
J6'nah. 
Jon'a  than,    Chr.    name.    Broth  er 

Jon'a  than,    jon'a  than,    a    cigar 

lighter. 
jong  (yong). 
jonk'herr   (yonk'-). 
j6n'quil. 

Jo'rai    {or  jo'ra  i),    Bih. 
Jor'dan,  r.   Palestine,  J.  al  mond, 

jor'dan,    a    bottle. 
jo'ree. 

jor  na'da    (hor  na'tha). 
jo^ro  ba'do  (ho^-). 
Jo  rul'lo    (ho  rool'yo),   vol.    Mex. 


Jo'seph  (-zSf),  Chr.  name,  J6'- 
seph=and-Ma  ry,  a  plant,  Jo'- 
seph's-coat,  a  plant,  -flow'er, 
jo'seph,    a    garment. 

j6ss,  -block,  -house,  -pa  per, 
-pid  gin,    -stick,    joss'ing-block. 

Jost    (yost),    Ger.    hist. 

j6s'tle,   -tied,    -tling. 

jot,    -ted,    -ter,    -ting. 

jo'ta    (ho'tii). 

Jo'tham,    Bib. 

Jou  bert'    (zhdo^ber'),    Fr.    gen. 

joule  (joul),  -me^ter.  Joule's 
e  quiv^a  lent. 

jounce,   jounced,    joun'cing. 

joiir'nal,  -naled  or  -nailed,  -nal- 
ing  or  -nal  ling,  -nal  ism,  -ist, 
-is'tic,  -ize,  -ized,  -i^zing,  -ese' 
(-ez'). 

jour'nal-beir^ing,  -book,  -box, 
-brass,    -pack  ing. 

joiir'ney,  -er,  -ing,  -neyed  (-nid), 
jour'ney  man,  =ring,  -weight, 
-work. 

joust  (just).     See  just. 

Jove,  Jo'vi  al,  -vi  an,  -vin'i  an  ist, 
Jove's-fruit,    -nuts. 

jS'vi  al,  -ize,  -ized,  -i'zing,  -al  ly, 
-al  ness,    -al'i  ty. 

jowl    (jol   or   joul),    n.,    -er. 

joy,  -ing,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful  ness, 
-less,  -less  ly,  -less  ness,  -ous, 
-ous  ly,    -ous  ness,    -some. 

Joy  euse'  (zhwaVez'),  the  sword 
of    Charlemagne. 

Ju  a'rez    (hob  a'res),    Pres.    Mex. 

jH'ba,  pi.  -bcp,  Zool.;  Bot.  ju'ba, 
a  dance,  jii'ba  (hob'va),  a  snake, 
ju'ba-pat  ting. 

ju'bate. 

jub'bah    or   juhh'a    (jub'ba). 

ju'he   {or   zhdb^ba'). 

ju'bi  lant,  -ly,  -lance,  -late,  -las- 
ted, -la''ting,  -la'tion,  -bi  lee, 
-le'an,  -bil  ize,  -ized,  -i''zing, 
-bil  ist,   Ju  bi  la'te   {or   -la'te). 

ju'ho  (hob'-). 

jiich 'ten    (yoDdi'-) . 

Ju  da'ic,  -al,  -al  ly,  Ju'da  ist,  -da- 
is'tic,  -tic  al  ly,  -da  ize,  -ized, 
-i^zer,    -lazing,    -t  za'tion. 

Ju'das,  -colored,  -cup,  -ear, 
-light,    -tree,  ju'das-hole. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  tirn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  Badi. 
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juxtapositional 


judge,     -ship,^    judged,     judg'ing, 

-er,   -ment,  judge' =ad'vo  cate. 
judg'ment-cap,  -day,  =hall,  -note, 

■=seat. 
ju'dJ  ca  ture',      -ca  ble,      -captive, 

-cantor,      -ca  to^ry,       -ca  to'ri  al, 

-ca'tion. 
ju  dJ'cial    (-dish'al),    -ly,    -di'ci  a- 

ry  (-dish'i  a  ry),  -di'cious 

(-dish'us),    -cious  ly,    -cious  ness. 
Ju'dith. 
ju'ey  (hoo'a). 
jug,  -ger  or  -gar,  -ful,  -ging,  -fish, 

jugged,    jug-fish'ing. 
ju'gate,   -ga^ted. 
Jug'ger  naut. 
jug'gle,     "-gled,       -gler,       -gler  y, 

-gling,  -gling  ly. 
ju'gu  lar,  -la'tion. 
_juice,   -ful,   -less,   jui'cy,   -ci  ness. 

JU'JU  (JOO'JOT)). 

ju'jube. 

ju'lep. 

Jul'ian    (-yan),    -ist,    Jul'ian    caF- 

en  dar,    J.    ep^och,    J.    e^ra,    J. 

pe^ri  od.  . 
ju  li  enne'. 
jum'ble,      -bled,      -bier,      -bling, 

-bling  ly,    jum'ble-bead. 
jum'bo. 

ju  melle'  (zhd6  mel'). 
jump,  -er,  -ing,  -a  ble,  -y,  jumped, 

jump'a  bout,     a     plant,     jump'- 

coup^ling,     -joint,    -ring,     -rocks, 

-seat,    -weld. 
jump'ing-befty,  j.   bean,   j.   bug, 

j.    deer,    j.    hare,    j.    mouse,    j. 

mul  let,  j.  rat,  j.  seed,  j.  shrew, 

j.    spi  der. 
jun'co,  jun'cal. 
junc'tion,  junc'ture,.  junc'tion-box, 

-plate,    -rails. 
June,       -ap''ple,       -ber'ry,       -bug, 

-grass. 
Ju  neau'  (zhii'no'),  Amer.  pioneer. 
Ju  neau'  (ju^no'),  t.  Alas.;  co.  Wis. 
Jung'frau  (yd6ng'frou),  mt.  Switz. 
jun'gle,   -gled,   -gly. 


jun'gle=bear,  -benMy,  -cat,  -cock, 
-fe  ver,   -fowl,   -nail,   -ox,   -sheep. 

Ju^nJ  it'a,    CO.    and    r.    Pa. 

jun'ior  (-yor),   -ship,   -ior'i  ty. 

ju'ni  per,    -oil,    -res^in    (-rez''-). 

Jun'ius  (jun'-  or  ju'ni  us),  Eng. 
writer. 

junk,  -man,  -bot  tie,  -deal  er, 
-ring,    -shop,    -strap,    -vat,    -wad. 

jun'ket,    -ed,    -er,    -ing. 

Ju'no,  -no'ni  an,  Ju'no's-rose, 
-tears. 

jun'ta,   -to. 

Ju'pi  ter,  Ju'pi  ter's-beard,  -dis^- 
taflf,    -eye,    -flow  er,    -nut,    -staff. 

ju  pon'    {or   ju'-). 

Ju'ra,   -ras'sic. 

ju'ral,   -ly. 

Ju'ra  men  td'dd  (hoo'-),  ju  ra- 
men'lo  (hdo^-). 

ju'rat,    -ra  to'ry. 

ju're    di  vVno. 

ju  rid'ic,   -al,   -al  ly. 

ju  ris  dic'tion. 

ju  ris  pru'dence,    -dent,    -den'tial. 

ju'rist,    -ris'tic,    -tic  al  ly. 

ju'ry,  -man,  ju'ror,  ju'ry-box,  -du- 
ty, -leg,  -list,  -mast,  -proc^ess 
(-pr6s'-),  -rig,  -rigged,  -room, 
-rud  der. 

just,  -ly,  -ness,  jus'tice,  -ship, 
jus'ti  fy,  -ing,  -fied,  -fi  er,  -fi'- 
a  ble,  -ble  ness,  -bly,  -fl  ca'tion, 
-cantor,  -tif'i  ca  tive^  -i  ca  to'ry, 
jus'ti  fy  ing-stick. 

jflst  or  joust  (just  or  joost),  -er, 
-ing,    just'ing-heFmet. 

Juste    (zhiist),    Bel.   hist. 

Jus'ti   (yd6s'te),   Ger.   auth. 

jut,  -ted,  -ting,  -ting  ly,  -ty, 
jut'-win  dow. 

Jute,  a  Ger.  tribe,  pi.  Jutes,  jute, 
a  plant,   jute'-fi  ber. 

Ju've  nal,    Rom.    poet,    -na'li  an. 

ju  ve  nes'cent,   -nes'cence. 

ju've  nJle,    -nll'i  ty. 

jux  ta  pose',  -posed',  -po'sing, 
-po  si'tion   (-zish'un),    -tion  al. 


fate,    fat,   far,    fall,    fare,   fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,   her,   ice.   In,    note, 


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kedge-rope 


Kaa'ba   or  Caa'ba    (ka'ba    or  ka'- 

-hound,     -mouse,     -rat,     -thorn, 

a  ba  or  ka'a  ba  or  ka  a'ba). 

-vine. 

Ka  byle'  (-bll'). 

kan'ke. 

Ka^esh^bar'ne  a,   Bib. 

kin'na. 

ka'di    (or   ka'-).     See   cadi. 

Kan'sas,  state  U.  S.,   -Ne  bras'ka 

ka  di=ka'ne. 

Bill. 

Kif'ir     or     Kaffir,      Kaf'ir=boom, 

Kint,   Ger.  metaphys.,    Kan'ti  an. 

-bread,  =corn,  -tea,  KSfir's-tree. 

-an  ism,     Kant'ism,     -ist;    kant. 

ka  go    (kag'o    or   ka'go). 

lace. 

kd'gu  (-gob). 

Ka  nuck'.     See  Canuck. 

ka  hu'na  (-hob'-). 

ka  nun'  (ka  noon'). 

kai  (ki). 

ka'o  lin,    -ite,    -ize,    -ized,    -i'zing, 

kai'ak  or  kay'-  (ki'-  or  ka'-),  -er. 

-\  za'tion,   -lin'ic. 

ka  i'ka  (-e'-). 

ka  pel'le  (-la),  ka  pelV mels' ter . 

kail,  a  game. 

kapp. 

ka'H,  a  tree. 

kapp'land  (kap'lant). 

kai' ma  kam'  (ki^-). 

Karls  kro'na  (-kroo'-),  t.  Sweden. 

kain-fowl,   -hen. 

Karls'ruhe    or   Carls-    (karlz'roo). 

kai'ser  (ki'zer),  -ship. 

dist.    Ger. 

ka  ja'wah. 

Kar'na  im  (or  -na'-),  Bib. 

kd'kt,  a  fruit. 

ka'rob   (or  kar'ob). 

Ka  la  kow'a,    King    of    Hawaiian 

ka  roo'     or     kar  roo',     pi.      -roos' 

Isl. 

(-rooz'). 

kale,    a    plant,    kale'stock,    -wife, 

ka  r6ss'. 

-bell,      -blade,      -brose     (-broz). 

kar'ree. 

-pot,   -runt,    -tur  nip,   -worm. 

kar'tel. 

ka  lei'do  graph,    -do  phone,    -do- 

kar'wats. 

scope,  -scop'ic,  -ic  a  . 

Kas'chau     (kash'ou)     or      Kas'sa 

ka'li,    a    plant,    kd'li    (-le).    Hind. 

(kosh'sho),   c.  Hung. 

Myth. 

Kash'mir'  (-mer'),  India. 

Kal'lai  (or  -la  i).  Bib. 

Kast'ner  (kest'ner),  Ger.  poet. 

Kai'muck  or  Cal'-,    a  Mongolian, 

katan'da'. 

kai'muck,   a  kind  of  cloth. 

kat'chung  (-choong). 

kdrpa. 

Ka'ti  pu'an  (-poo'-). 

kal'pis. 

ka'ty  did. 

kal'so  mJne.     See  calcimine. 

kau'ri  (kou'ri),  =gum,  -pine,  -res'in. 

Kam  chat'ka     or     Kamt  chat'ka. 

kay'ak.     See  kaiak. 

Russia,   -chat'kan. 

kd  zd' . 

Kamgha'meha,     King    of    Ha- 

Kaz'in czy      (kSz'in  tse),      Hung. 

waiian  Isl. 

auth. 

kd'mi. 

ka  zoo'. 

ka  mis'  (ka  mes'). 

ke'a. 

kam  ly'ka. 

Kear'ney   (kar'ny),    co.    Neb.;    tp. 

kd'na. 

Mo.;   Kear'ny,   co.   Kan.;   Kear'- 

Kanik'a  (or  -na'ka). 

ny,    Amer.    gen. 

ka  na'ri,   -oil. 

Ke'ble,   Eng.  poet. 

kd  ndt'. 

kec'kle,   -kled,   -kling. 

king. 

ked'dah. 

kan'ga  tod',   -ap  pie,   -bear,    -bee- 

kedge,   kedged,    kedg'ing,    -er,    -y. 

tle,   -dog,    -grape,    -grass,    -hare, 

kedge'-an'chor,    -rope. 

n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  tirn,  etude,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Bacli. 


Kedron 


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kid'sman 


Ke'dron,  brook  Palestine. 

ke  ryg'ma,  -rys'tic. 

keek,  -er,  -house. 

Kes'wick  (kez'ik),  t.  Eng. 

keel,  -age,   -er,   -ing,   -less,  keeled, 

Keszthely'   (kest^hel'),    t. 

Hung. 

keerhaul,      -man,      -rake,      -vat. 

ketch. 

-block,        -com  peFling,        -line. 

ketch'up.     See  catchup. 

-mold^ing,  -pet'als,  -shaped,  keel'- 

ke  thih'   (ke  thev'). 

er-tub. 

ke  tose  (-tos). 

keel'son  (kel'sun). 

ket'tle,    -drum,    an    entertainment, 

keen,   -er,   -ly,   -ness,   -wit'ted. 

-man. 

kee'na,   -nut,   -oil. 

ket'tle -bail,    -case,    -dock, 

-drum. 

keep,    -er,    -ing,    kept,    keep'sake, 

a  drum,   -drum^mer,   -hole,   -mo- 

-wor thy,    keep'ing-room,    keep'- 

raine'',    -pin,    -smock,    -stitch. 

er  less,   -er  ship. 

Ketu'rah,   Bib. 

kef' ft  eh. 

Ke  un'jhar   (ke  oon'jar),   India. 

keg. 

kSv'el,    -head. 

Ke  ha' ma,  a  Hindu  rajah. 

key,  -ing,  keyed,  key'board 

-hole, 

Kehl   (kal),   t.   Ger. 

-stone,   -way. 

Keigh'ley   (keth'ly),   t.   Eng. 

key'-ac  tion,  -bas^ket,  -bed 

,  -bolt. 

Keight'ley   (kit'ly),   Eng.  auth. 

-bone,     -bu'gle,     -chain, 

-chord, 

Kei'lah  {or  kei'-).   Bib. 

-coFor,    -coup^ler,    -desk. 

-drop, 

keir  or  kier  (ker). 

-fas'ten  er,    -file,    -fruit,    - 

groov'- 

Ke  la'iah  (-ya),  Bih. 

ing,   -guard,   -harp,   -head. 

-note. 

KSl  at'.     See  Khelat. 

-pat  tern,      -piece,      -pin, 

-pipe, 

kel'ly,   -ing,   -lied. 

-plate,       -point,       =ring, 

-seat. 

kelp,     -wort,     -fish,     -goose,     -pi^- 

-sig^na  ture,     -stop,     -tail. 

-tone, 

geon,    -whaling. 

-trum  pet,    -valve,    -word. 

Ke'nai  (-ni). 

key 'hole -guard,      -lim  pet. 

-pro- 

ken'dal,    a    cloth,    Ken'dal    green. 

tect^or,    -saw. 

Ken'dall's    case. 

Keys,   a   parliament. 

Ke'ngz  ite  {or  ken'-),  Bih. 

Key'ser   (ki'zer),    tp.   Ind.; 

t.    W. 

Ken'il  worth   i'vy. 

Va. 

Ke'nite    {or   ken'-),    Bih. 

Kezi'a,  Bib. 

ken'ne  beck^er. 

Kha'ibar  Pass   (ka'e  bar). 

India. 

ken'nel,    -neled    or    -nelled,    -nel- 

khd'kl,   a   kind   of  cloth. 

ing   or   -hng. 

khal'sa. 

ke'nS. 

kh^m'sin. 

ke  no' sis,    -not'ic,   -ism,  -not'i  cism. 

khan,   -ate,   -jar,   -jee. 

K6n'u  el  {or  ke  nu'el),  Bih. 

khdn'sa  man. 

Ke'okuk,  co.  la. 

kha  num'   (ka  noom'). 

kep,  -ball. 

Khartum'   (kar^tdom'),   t. 

Afr. 

kgph'ir. 

khedive'    (ka'dev'). 

kgp'L 

Khel  at'    (kel  at'),    t.    Baluchistan. 

ker  au  no  pho'bi  a. 

khi'no  (ke'-) 

ker'chlef,   -ing,   -chiefed. 

khir'kah. 

kerf,   kerfed,   kerf ing-ma  chine'. 

kl  ac¥. 

ker'mes    (-mez),    -ber'ry,    -in  sect. 

ki^a  o'ra  (ke^-) 

-min  er  al,    -oak. 

kib'ble,    -bled,    -bier,    -bUng,  -ble- 

kern,  -ba'by,  -cut,  -dol'lie,  -stone. 

chain. 

ker'nel,  -neled  or  -nelled,   -nel  ing 

kibe,  kibed,   kib'y. 

or   -ling,    -nel  y   or   -nel  ly,    ker'- 

kick,    -a  ble,     -er,     -ing, 

kicked, 

nel  wort,    -sub'stance. 

kick' -a  bout^  -off. 

kSr'o  sene,   -o  se  lene'. 

kid,  -ded,  -der,   -ding,   -ling 

,  kid's- 

ker'sey    (ker'zy),    -mere,    -nette'. 

man. 

fate,    fS,t,    far,   fall,   f^re,   fast,   sofa,    mete,    mSt,   her,   ice,   In,    note, 


kiddle 


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Klamath 


kid'dle,  -died,  -dling. 

king'-ap  pie,     -auk,     -bird,     -bolt, 

kid'nap,    -ping,    -per,    -napped. 

-crab,      -crow,      -dev  il,      -duck, 

kid'ney,   -root,   -wort,   =bean,   =cot- 

-eiMer,     -fern,     -gut  ter,     -hake. 

ton,       =form,        »link,        -paved, 

-kilFer,        -mul  let,        -or'to  Ian, 

-shaped,   -stone,    -vetch,     -worm, 

-pen'guin,     -piece,     -pin,     -pine. 

kid'ney  ore,  k.  po  ta'to. 

-plant,    -post,    -rail,    -rod,    -roll- 

kief, -e  kil  or  kef'fe  kil. 

er,      -sal  mon,      -snake,      -ta  ble. 

Kiel   (kel),   t.   Prus. 

-truss,    -ty  rant,    -vul  ture. 

Kiel'ce   (ke  elt'sa),   t.   Pol. 

king's-clo  ver,     -cush'ion,     -feath- 

kier.    See  keir. 

er,       -fish  er,       -flow  er,      -hood, 

Ki  ev'   (ke  ef ),   c.  Russia. 

-piece,    -spear,    king-at-arms. 

ki'kar  (ke'-). 

King    of    Yvetot'    (ev'to'),    Ber- 

Ki  lau  e'  a       (ke^  lou  a'  a),      vole. 

anger's    model    potentate. 

Hawaii. 

kin'it. 

kil'der  kin. 

kink,    -ing,    -y,   kinked. 

kil'erg. 

kin'ni  ki  nic'. 

ki'ley,  pi.   -leys   (-liz). 

ki'no    (ke'no   or   ki'no),  -no'ic. 

kill,  -er,   -ing,   -ing  ly,  killed,  kill'- 

ki  osk'. 

buck,    -calf,    -cow,    -dev  il,    -hog. 

Ki'6  wa,    CO.    Col.;    co.    Kan. 

-joy,    -man. 

kip,   -skin. 

kill'dee  or  -deer. 

kip'per. 

kil'ma  gore. 

kir'bSh. 

kiln     (kil),     -man,     -dried,     -hole. 

Kir^i  a  tha'im,  Bih. 

-house. 

Kir  jath-je'a  rim,   Bih. 

kil'o  dyne   (-din). 

kirsch'was'ser  (-v6s'-). 

kil'o  gram  or  -gramme,   -o  gram'- 

kir'tle,  -tied,  -thng. 

e  ter,    -o  li''ter    (-le^-),    -o  me^ter, 

kis'met. 

-o  stere  {or  -stare). 

kiss",     -er,     -ing,     kissed,     kiss'ing- 

kilon  go'si  (ke^-). 

bug,      -com'fit,     -crust,      -dance, 

kira  watt -hour. 

-gate,   -hand,    -kind,   -mus  cle. 

kilt,   -ed,   -er,   -ing. 

kit,    -ted,    -ting. 

kJ  mo'no. 

kit'-cat,    -dress''ing,     -drill,    -had^- 

kin,   -dred,   -less,    -ship,    kins'folk. 

dock. 

kins'man,    -wom^an,    -peo^ple. 

kit'cat-roU. 

kin'a  ki. 

kitch'gn,   -dom,   -er,   kitch'en-fare, 

kin'cob. 

-fee,     -gar  den,     -knave,     -maid, 

kind,     -ly,     -li  ness,    -ness,    kind'- 

-midMen,   -mort,   -phys^ic,   -stuff. 

heart^ed,      -heart^ed  ness,      -spo^- 

kite,    kit'ed,    -ing,    -ish,    kite'foot, 

ken,    -tem^pered. 

-bal  loon'',          -ea^gle,         -fal'con 

Mn'der  gar'^ten,   -gart^ner. 

(-fa'kn),    -flying,  -key,     -pho''to- 

kin'dle,    -died,    -dler,    -dling,    kin'- 

graph,        -stick,      'String,      -tail, 

dUng-coal,    -wood. 

-tailed,    -wind. 

kin  e  mafic,     -al,     -ics,     kin'e  o- 

kith. 

graph^ 

kit'tel  (-1),  a  coat  or  tunic. 

km'e  sal'gi  a. 

kit'ten    (-tn),    -hood,    -ish,    kit'ty, 

kingt'ic,   -al,   -ics. 

kit'ten-shark. 

ki  ne'to  gen'e  sis   {or  ki-),    -ne'to- 

kit'tle,  -tied,  -tling. 

graph,  -to  mat'o  graph,  -to  pho'no- 

kit'tly,  -bend'ers. 

graph,    -ne'to  scope,  -to  scop'ic. 

kit'ty-coot,        -cor^nered,        -key, 

king,      -ly,      -li  ness,      -less,      -let. 

=need''y,   -witch. 

-bird,  -craft,  -cup,  -fish,    -fish  er. 

Kiu  shiu'   (kyoD  shoo'),  isl.  Japan. 

a  bird,   -hunt  er,  a  bird,   -mak^er. 

ki'va   (ke'va). 

-nut,    -ship,    -wood. 

Kla'math,  co.   Ore. 

n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


klang 


374 


Kolbe 


klang,   -jiir'he. 

klepht,  -ic. 

klep^to  ma'ni  a.  See  cleptomania. 
-ni  ac. 

klink'er. 

klip'hok. 

klaotch'man. 

klop,  =klop. 

K16p'st6ck,  Ger.  poet. 

knack  (nak),  -er,  -er  y,  -ing, 
knacked. 

knag,  -gy,  -gi  ness,  knagged 
(nagd   or   na,g'ged). 

kndp,  -ping,  -per,  -py,  knapped, 
knap'sack,  -weed,  knap'ping- 
ham^mer,    =ma  chined 

Knapp,  Ger.  theolog.;  Ger.  chem- 
ist; Knapp,  Amer.  revivalist. 

knar. 

knave,  knav'er  y,  knav'ish,  -ish- 
ly,  -ish  ness,  knave's=mus''tard, 
knave'   bairn. 

knead  (ned),  -a  ble,  -er,  -ed,  -ing, 
knead'ing=ma  chine'',  -trough. 

kneck  (nek). 

knee,  kneed,  knee'cap,  the  knee- 
pan,  -hoFly,  a  plant,  -holm,  a 
plant,  -hul  ver,  a  plant,  -pan, 
-stSad,   -string. 

knee' 'bone,  =boss,  »breech^es, 
-brush,  -cap,  a  protection  to  the 
knee,  -cop,  -cords,  -crooking, 
-deep,  -guard,  -gus  set,  -high, 
'-i  ron,  -jerk,  -joint,  -joint  ed, 
-kick,  -piece,  -pine,  -plate, 
-raft^er,  -re'flex,  -stop,  -strap, 
-swell,  -tim  ber,  -trib  ute,  -wor- 
ship,  k.   roof. 

kneel,  -er,   -ing,  knelt  or  kneeled. 

knell,  -ing,  knelled. 

knib'ber. 

knick'er. 

Knick'er  bock  er,  a  New  Yorker 
of  Dutch  descent.  knick'er- 
bock  er,  a  garment;  a  stout 
fabric    of    wool    and    linen. 

knick'knack  (nik'nak),   -er,   -er  y. 

knife  (nif),  knifed,  knifing, 
knife -bar,  -bas  ket,  -bay  o  net, 
-blade,  -board,  -box,  -boy, 
-clean  er,  -dag  ger,  'edge, 

-edged,  -file,  -grass,  grind  er, 
-guard,        -han  die,        -Ian  yard. 


-mon  ey,  -polish  er,  -rest, 
-sharp'en  er,    -tool,    -tray. 

knight,  -age,  -hood,  -ly,  -li  ness, 
knight' -er^rant  ry,  -head,  -ser- 
vice, knight's-spur,  -wort,  knight 
er  rant,   knight'hood  er  rant. 

knit,    -ted,    -ter,    -ting,    -ta  ble. 

knit'ting-burr,  -case,  -gage,  -ma.- 
chine'',  -nee  die,  -pin,  -sheath, 
-stick,    -work. 

knit'tle. 

knob,  -bing,  -by,  -bi  ness,  -ber, 
knobbed,  knob'stick,  -weed, 
-wood,  a  shrub,  -front^ed 
(-frunt'-),  -latch. 

knock,  -er,  -ing,  knocked,  knock'- 
a  bout^  -out,  n.,  -stone,  -down, 
-kneed,  -off,  -out,  a.,  -tree, 
knock'er-off,  knock'ing=buck''er, 
-trough. 

knoll,   -ing,   -er,   -y,   knolled. 

knop,  -per,  knop'weed. 

knot,  -ted,  -ter,  -ting,  -ty,  -ti- 
ness,  knot'horn,  -weed,  -work, 
-wort,  -grass,  -wood,  knot'ting- 
-nee^dle. 

knout,    -ed,    -ing,    -ber''ry. 

know,  -a  ble,  -ble  ness,  -er,  -ing, 
-ing  ly,  -ing  ness,  knew,  known, 
know' -all,  -noth^ing,  Know'- 
noth''ing  ism. 

knowl'edge   (nol'gj). 

knuc'kle,  -kled,  -kling,  -kly, 
knuc'kle-bone,  -bow,  -dust  er, 
-end,  -guard,  -joint,  -kneed, 
-shield,    -thread,   -tim  ber. 

knurl,    -y,    knurled,    knur,    -ry. 

Knyp'hau  sen,  von  (fon  knip'- 
hou  zen),    Ger.    gen. 

kob. 

Ko'be    (ko'ba),    c.   Japan. 

ko'bird. 

Koch,   Ger.   naturalist. 

Koek'koek  (kook'ko^k),  Dutch 
painter. 

k6ff. 

Ko'fu   (-foo),   t.   Japan. 

kohl. 

Koh'ler  or  Koeh'ler  (ke'ler),  Ger. 
writer. 

ko'ko. 

K6  la'iah   {or   k6Fa  i'ah).    Bib. 

K61'b6,   Ger.   chem. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,   sofa,    mete,   met,   her,   ice,   !n,   note, 


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labor  market 


ko  le'a  (-la'-). 
ko  16'a. 

kdm'mers. 

Ko'nig    (ke'nidi),    Ger.    inventor. 

Ko'nigs  berg  (ke'nigs  berg),  c.  Prus- 
sia. 

k6n'i  scope. 

Koord,   -ish.     See  Kurd. 

kop,  a  mountain,  kop'je  (k6p'I  or 
-ye),    a   hillock. 

korad'jL 

Ko'ran    {or    ko  ran'),    -ran'ic. 

Kor  do  fan',  dist.  Afr. 

Ko're,  Bih. 

Kor'ner   (ker'-),   Ger.  poet. 

k6r  re'ro. 

Kos  ci  us'ko  (kos  si  us'ko),  Pol. 
patriot. 

ko'sher. 

K6s  suth'  (-sooth'),  co.  la.;  tp. 
Wis. — (kSsh'dot),   Hung,   patriot. 

ko'to,   a   musical  instrument. 

ko  tow'  (-tou'),  an  act  of  worship. 

kou'miss  or  -mys.     See  kumiss. 

kra'ken   {or  kra'-). 

krall    (kral   or  kral). 

Kra  szew'ski  (kra  shev'ske),  Pol. 
auth. 

Kraus    (krouss),    Ger.    economist. 

Krau'se    (krou'ze),   Ger.   philos. 

krem'lin,  a  citadel.  Krem'lin, 
the   citadel   of   Moscow. 

Kreut'zer  (kroit'ser),  Ger.  com- 
poser. 

kreut'zer  or  creut'zer  (kroit'ser). 

Kreuz'nach  (kroits'nadi),  t.  Prus. 

Krish'na,    Myth. 

Kriss  Krin'gle. 

kro'ne,   pi.    -ner. 


Kr6n'os,  Myth. 
Kron'stadt  (-stat),  c.  Hung. 
KroD,    -man,   pi.   -men. 
Kro  to  szyn'  (krotoshen'),  t.  Prus. 
Kru'ger   (kroo'ger),    Pres.    S.    Afr. 
1       Republic. 

Krupp  (krd6p),  Ger.  mfr.,  Krupp'- 
'        ize,  -ized,  -\'  zing,  Krupp'  proc''- 

ess. 
krup'sis,  -tist. 
kry  om'e  ter   (kri-). 
Ku'ba  (koo'ba),   t.  Russ. 
Kuen-Lun'  (kwgn  loon'),  mts.  Asia. 
Kuhn  (kdon),   Ger.  philol. 
Ku'kWx     {or     -klux'),     -ism,     K. 

klan. 
ku'miss     (koo'-)     or    kou'miss    or 

-mys. 
Kun  chin'jun'ga  (kdon  chin'jd6n'- 

ga),    mt.   Asia. 
kun'ner. 
ku'phar  (koo'-). 
Kurd   (koord)    or   Koord,    -ish. 
Kur  dis  tan'    (koor  dis  tan'),    Asia. 
Ku  ro  shi'wo,  or  Ku'rO'Si'wo  (kdo- 

ro  she' wo),  or  ku'ro  si'o  (-se  6). 
kur'saal   (koor'sal). 
kur'sL 

kur  vey'or  (koor-). 
Ku  sha'iah   (-ya),    Bih. 
kus'tJ. 
kut'tar. 

ky'an  ize    (ki'-),    -ized,    -i^zing. 
kybosh'  (ki-). 
kyl  (kll). 
kyle  (kll). 

ky^ma  tol'o  gy  (ki^-) 
Kyr're   (kir'-),   K.   e  lei  son   (e  li'- 

son   or   e  la'I  son). 


xda'ba  (la'-) 
La'a  dah,  Bih. 

laa'ger   (la'-),   an  encampment. 
Lib'a  na,  Bih. 
lab'a  rum. 

La  bat'    (la^ba'),    Fr.    missionary. 
La  be'    (la  ba'),    Fr.    poetess. 
la'bfel,    -beled    or    -belled,    -bel  ing 
or  -bel  ling,     -bel  er    or    -bel  ler. 


la'bel-ma  chine^      la'bel  ing-ma- 

chine^ 
la'bi  al,    -ism,    -ize,    -ized,    -i^zing, 

-i  za'tion,   -bi  ate,   -a''ted. 
La  biche   (la^besh'),   Fr.  auth. 
la'bor,    -er,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -bored, 

-bo'ri  ous,       -ous  ly,       -ous  ness, 

la'bor-sav''ing,      «time,      =un  ion, 

'yard,    1.   mar^ket. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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376 


laguna 


Ikh'oT  a  to'  ry,      -to'ri  al,       -ri  an, 

1.  forge,     1.  fur'nace. 
Labouchere'  (la-'boo'shar'),   Eng. 

statesman. 
La  bou  laye'  (la^boD^a'),  Fr.  jurist. 
la'bret. 
la  bur'num. 
lab'y  rinth,     -rin'thal,     -rin'thi  an 

or   -the  an,    -rin'thine. 
lac,    a   resin;    a   great   sum;    milk; 

lac'=dye,    =in^sect,    =lake,    »paint'- 

ed,    =work. 
lace,  -rv,  laced,  la'cing,  -cer,    -cy, 

lace'bark,     a     tree,     -bor  der,     a 

moth,    -man,    -wood. 
lace'=boot,      =bor  der,      on      lace, 

'cor^'al,    »em  boss''ing,    =fern,    =fly, 

=frame,  =leath''er,  =liz'ard,  =mak'- 

ing,     =mend'er,     =pa  per,     =piece, 

-pil  low,  =run  ner,  »tree,  =winged, 

-wom'an,  lace'bark >pine,  lac'ing= 

cuf'ter,    lace    bor  der,    made    of 

lace. 
lac'er  ate    (las'-),    -ly,    -a  ble,  -a'- 

ted,    -acting,    -active,    -a'tion. 
lach'es    (-ez). 
Lach'e  sis  (lak'-),  Myih. 
La'chish  (-kish),  Bib. 
lach'ry  mal       (lak'ri-),       -ma  ble, 

-ma'tion,  -ma'ry,  -ma  to''ry,  -mose 

(-mos),  -mose  ly. 
lack,  -age,  -ing,  -er,  lacked,  lack'- 

all,   -beard,   -brain,   -Lat'in,    =lin- 

en,   =lus  ter,    ^thought. 
lack'a  day,       -dai''sy,       -dai'sic  al 

(-da'zik  al),    -al  ly. 
lack'ey,  -ing,  -eyed  (-id),  lack'ey- 

moth. 
La  co'ni  a,     Greece;     t.     N.     H.; 

-co'ni  an,      -c6n'ic. 
la  c6n'ic,    -al,    -al  ly,    -con'i  cism, 

lac'o  nism,    -o  nize,    -nized,    -ni''- 

zing. 
la  con'i  cum,    pi.    -ca. 
lac'quer  (lak'er),  -er,  -ing,  -quered 

(-erd),   lac'quer =tree,    =ware,   lac'- 
quer ing-stove. 
La  croix'    (la'krwa'),    Fr.   auth. 
la  crosse'  (-kros'),  =stick. 
lac'tate,   -tasted,   -ta'tion,   lac'te  al, 

-al  ly,      -te  an,      -te  in,      -te  ous, 

-ous  ly,    -tes'cence,    -cent,    lac'tic, 

-tid,   -tif'er  ous,  -tif'ic,  -tif'lu  ous, 


-tiv  o  rous,  -ti  fuge,  -tom'e  ter, 
-to  scope. 

la  cus'tri  an,  -trine. 

lad,   -die. 

lad'der,  -man,  -way,  -braid,  -car'- 
riage,  =cells,  =dredge,  -shell,  -sol- 
lar,    'Stitch,    =work. 

lade,  lad'ed,  -en,  -ing,  lade'man, 
=pail,   lad'ing=hole. 

la'dle,  -died,  -dler,  -dling,  la'dle- 
ful,  -die  wood,  a  tree,  -board, 
-fur'nace,    -shell. 

Lad'o  ga,  1.  Russ. 

la'dy,  La'dy,  a  title,  la'dy  like, 
-ship,  -bird,  an  insect;  a  duck, 
-bug,  an  insect,  -clock,  an  in- 
sect, -cow,  an  insect,  -fin  ger,  a 
plant,    -fish,    -fly,    an    insect. 

la'dy-cat,  a  fish,  -chair,  -coc  kle, 
-court,  -crab,  -fern,  -fluke,  -hen, 
-key,    -kilFer,    -love,    La'dy-day. 

la'dy' s-bed'straw,  a  plant,  -bow- 
er, -comb,  -cush  ion,  -de  light, 
a  plant,  -ear  drops,  a  plant, 
-glove,  a  plant,  -gown,  -hair,  a 
plant,  -maid,  -man  tie,  a  plant, 
-seal,  a  plant,  -slip  per,  a  plant, 
-smock,  a  plant,  -this  tie, 
-thumb,  a  plant,  -tress  es,  a 
plant. 

Lae'ken   (la'-),   vil.   Belg. 

La'el,   Bib. 

laen  (Ian). 

IcB'na    (le'-),    pi.    -ncs    (le'ne). 

La  fa  yette',  de  (de  la'fa'yet'), 
Fr.    patriot,      la  fa  yette',    a   fish. 

La   Fleche'    (la'   flash'),   t.    Fr. 

La   fourche'  (la'  foorsh'),  t.  La. 

lag,  -gard,  -ger,  -ging,  -ging  ly, 
lagged,  lag' -goose,  -last,  -link, 
-machine,    -screw. 

la'ger,    -beer^. 

La'ges   (-zhes),   t.   Braz. 

lagn  appe'   (Ian  yap'). 

La'go  Mag  gio're  (la'go  mad  jo'- 
ra)_^  1.    It. 

la  goon',   1.   whal'ing. 

la  go'tic. 

La  grange  (la'gronzh'),  Fr.  astron. 

Id'gre   (-gr). 

lag  ri  man'do,    -ri  mo' so. 

Lag'thing  {-iing). 

la  gu'na  (-goo'-). 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


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La  hai'roi,   Bib. 

Lah'mi,    Bib. 

La  hore',   India,   L.   cloth. 

lair. 

laird,   -ship. 

La'ish,  Bib. 

la'i  ty,    la'ic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly,    -i  cize, 

-cized,    -ci  zing,    -ci  za'tion. 
La'i  us  (or  la'yus).  Myth. 
lake,   -let,  -weed,  =carp,    »dwell^er, 

'fever,  -fly,  ^herring,  -land,  =law- 

yer,     -shad,     -stur  geon,     -trout, 

-whif'ing. 
Lake  Ma  ra  cai'bo  (-ki'bo),  Venez. 
Lake  Nlp'is  sing,   Can. 
Laksh'mi   (-me),   Myih. 
lal  la'tion,   la  lop'a  thy. 
lam,    -ming,    lammed. 
la' ma,   a   priest,   la'ma  ic,    -ma  se- 

La'ma  ism,  -ma  ist,  -is'tic,  -ma  ite. 

lamb  (lam),  -like,  -ling,  -kin, 
-kill,    a    plant,    -skin,    -ale. 

lamb's-let'tuce  (-let'tis),  -quar- 
ters, -tongue,  -wool,  a  drink, 
lamb's  wool. 

lam  balle'   (-bai'). 

lamb'da  (lam'-),  -da  cism,  -da'ic, 
-doid. 

lam'bel. 

lim'bent,   -ben  cy. 

Lim'bert,   Brit.   gen. 

Lam'bert,   Ger.   physicist. 

Lambert'  (lon'ber'),  Fr   reformer. 

14m'bick. 

lim'bre  quin  (-ber  kin). 

lame,    -ly,    -ness,    lam'ing,    lamed. 

La'mech   (-mek).   Bib. 

la  mfil'la,  pi.  -las  or  -Ise,  ISm'el- 
lar,  -lar  ly,  -late,  -lasted,  1am'- 
el  lar-steFlate. 

la  ment',  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly, 
lam'en  ta  ble,  -ble  ness,  -bly, 
-ta'tion.    Lam  en  ta'tions.    Bib. 

la  met'ta. 

La'mJ  a   {or  la'-),    Keats. 

lim'i  na,  pi.  -nas  or  -nae,  -nar, 
-na  ry,  -nate,  -na^ted,  -na^ting, 
-na'tion,  -na  ble,  -bil'i  ty,  l3.m'- 
i  ni  form,  -i  nif'er  ous,  lam'i  na^- 
ting=ma  chine',    -rolFer. 

Lam'mer  moor'.   Bride  of,    Scott. 

13.m'my   or   -mie. 


lamp,  -black,  -flow'er,  -light, 
-light  er,    -wick,    a   plant. 

lamp' -brack  et,  -burn  er,  -can'o- 
py,  -case,  -ce  ment',  -chim  ney, 
-cone,  -el'e  va  tor,  -fly,  -fur- 
nace, -glass,  -globe,  -hang  er, 
-head,  -hold  er,  -hole,  -hoop, 
-i  ron,  -jack,  -mak'ing,  -pend- 
ant, -plug,  -post,  -pro  tect'or, 
-prun'er,  -shade,  -shell,  -stand, 
-store,  -stove,  -wick,  lamp'- 
black-fur'nace. 

lam'per-eel. 

lam  poDn',  -er,  -ing,  -ry,  -pooned'. 

lim'prey,  -eel. 

ia.m'pro  type. 

la'nate,   -na'ted. 

Lan'cas  ter,  Eng.  navigator;  co. 
Neb.;  co.  and  c.  Pa.;  co.  Va.; 
t.  Ky.;  t.  Mass.;  t.  N.  H.;  t. 
N.  Y.;  c.  Ohio;  c.  Wis.,  -cas- 
te'ri  an,    -cas'tri  an. 

lance,  lanced,  lan'cing,  -cer, 
lance'pod,  a  plant,  -wood,  a 
tree,  -buck  et,  -cor  po  ral,  -fly, 
-head,  -hook,  -leafed,  -lln'e  ar, 
=o  val,  -plate,  -rest,  -ser  geant, 
-shaped,    -snake,    -throw. 

Lance  lot'  (16hss'l6'),   Fr.  gram. 

lan'ce  o  lar,  -o  late,  -o  la' ted, 
-late  ly,  -la'tion. 

Ian  ce-stitch  (Ian  sa'-). 

lan'cet  {or  lan'-),  -arch,  -fish, 
-point'ed,   1.  win'dow. 

idn'cha. 

lan'ci  nate,  -na'ting,  -na'tion. 

Lan  ci'si  (Ian  che'se),   It.  schol. 

l^nd,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -less,  -ward, 
-fall,  -hold'er,  -la'dy,  -locked, 
-lo  per,  -man,  -mark,  -own  er, 
-reeve,  -shut,  -slide,  -slip, 
-work'er,   lands'man. 

land' -bank,  -bee  tie,  -bhnk, 
-breeze,  -bug,  -car  riage,  -cod, 
-com  pass,  -crab,  -crake,  -cress, 
-croc  o  dile,  -daw,  -dog,  -drain- 
age, -drake,  -floe,  -flood,  -grab- 
ber, -hun  ger,  -hun  gry,  -ice, 
-job  ber,  -lea'guer,  -leech, 
-mark  er,  -meas  ure,  -meas  ur- 
er,  -of  fice,  =ot  ter,  -own  ing, 
-par  er,  -pike,  -pi  lot,  -pi  rate, 
-plas  ter,      -poor,      -rail,      -rent, 


n6t,  nor,  use,  iip,  iirn,  etude,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  tiius,  BaCh. 


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lariat 


-roll,  -roll  er,  -scrip,  -scur  vy, 
-shark,  -shell,  -sick,  -side, 
-slather,  -snail,  -spout,  -spring, 
-stew  ard,  -tax,  -ten  ure,  -tie, 
-tor  toise,  -turn,  -tur  tie,  -ur- 
chin, -wait  er,  -war  rant,  -wash, 
-wind. 

land'ing'bar,  -net,  -place,  -stage, 
-strake,   -sur  vey^or,   -wait  er. 

lin'dau,  -dau  let'. 

land'grave,  -gra  vine  (-ven),  -gra'- 
vi  ate. 

Idnd'ler  (lend'ler),   a  dance. 

land'lord,   -ism. 

land'scape,  -garMen  ing,  -mir  ror, 
-paint  er. 

Lands' thiytg  (lans'ting). 

land' Sturm    (lant'stoorm). 

Land' tag  (lant'tadi). 

land'wehr   (lant'var). 

lane,  -route  (=roDt). 

la  ne  te    (la  na'ta). 

Lan  frey'  (lon^fra'),  Fr.  hist. 

Ling,  Eng.  essayist. 

Lang'e  (lang'6),  Ger.  theol. 

lan'get. 

Lan  glois'  (ISn^glwa'),  Fr.  orien- 
talist. 

Langres  (16ngr),  t.  Fr. 

lang'shan. 

lang'spiel. 

lang'syne  (-sin). 

lan'guage,  -less,  -guaged,  lan'- 
guage-les  son,    -mas^ter. 

Lan'gue  doc,  prov.  Fr.;  a  wine, 
-do'cian. 

langue  d'oc'  (lang  dok'),  /.  d'oui' 
i-dwe'),  I.  d'o'il'  (-dwel'). 

lan  guette'. 

lan'guid,  -ly,  -ness,  -guor  (-gur  or 
-gwur),   -gour  ous. 

lan'guish,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly 
-ment,   -guished. 

Lan'I  er,   Amer.   poet. 

la  nis'ta. 

lank,   -ly,    -ness,    -y. 

lans'downe,  a  silk  and  wool  fabric. 

lan  td'na,    lan'ta  nin. 

lin'tern,  -ing,  -terned,  lan'tern- 
flow'er. 

ian'tern=bel  lows,  -car^ri  er,  -fish, 
-fly,  -gur  nard,  -jack,  -jawed, 
-jaws,      -keg,      -light,      -pin  ion. 


-pump,     -shell,     -sprat,     -tow  er, 

-wheel. 
lan'tun. 
ia.n  u  gin'ic    (-jin'-),  la  nu'gi  nous, 

-gi  nose. 
lanx,  pi.  lan'ces  (-sez). 
lan'yard. 

La  6c'o  6n,  Myth.;  Sculp. 
La  od^a  mi'a,  Myth. 
La.6d^i  ce'a.   Bib.   -ce'an,   -an  ism. 
lap,      -ful,      -per,      -ping,      lapped, 

lap'streak,    -weld,    v.,    -wing,    a 

bird,    -work. 
lap' -band  er,  -board,  -dog,  -dove^- 

tail,   -eared,   -frame,   -joint,   -ma- 

chine^      -plate,      -ring,      -roll  er, 

-scale,    -shav^er,    -sidled,    -stone, 

-ta  ble,  -tea,  -weld,  n.,  lap'ping- 

en'gine,    -ma  chine'. 
lap  a  rot'o  my,     -o  mist,     -o  mize, 

-mized,  -mi  zing,  -ro  tom'ic,  -ros'- 

co  py. 
La   Paz'    (path'),    dept.    Bolivia. 
la  p61',    -pelled'. 
lap'i  da  ry,        -da^'rist,        -da'tion, 

-i  dif'ic,    -ic  al,    la  pid''i  fi  ca'tion. 
Lap'i  thcB  (-the).  Myth. 
La  place'    (la'plass'),    Fr.    astron., 

-pla'ci  an. 
Lap'land,   -er,   -ish,   Lapp,   Lapp'- 

ish,    lapp'-owl. 
l&p'pet,      -ed,      -ing,      lap'pet-end, 

-frame,     -head,     -moth,     -weav'- 

ing. 
lapse     (laps),     lapsed,     laps'i  ble, 

-ing. 
lap'sus,    I.    cal'a  mi,    I.    lin'gucB. 
lar'board,  lar'bo  lins. 
lar'ce  ny,     -ce  ner,     -ce  nist,     -ce- 

nous,    -nous  ly. 
larch,   -bark,    -scales,   -tree. 
lard,    -y,    -stone,    -boiFer,    -but  ter, 

-cheese,     -cool  er,     -oil,      -press, 

-renMer  er,        -tank,        lard'ing- 

ba'con,   -nee  die,   -pin. 
lard'er,   -er,   lard'er-bee'tle. 
large,      -ly,      -ness,       large' -a'cred 

(-kerd),       -handled,       -hearf'ed, 

-heart'ed  ness,   -mind'ed,   -mind''- 

ed  ness. 
lar'get   (-jet). 
lar  ghet'to    (-ggt'to),    lar'go. 
lar'J  at. 


fate,   fS-t,   far,   fall,   fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,   met,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


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379 


laun 


Id  ri'  go  (-re'-). 

lark,  -spur,  -bunt  ing,  -finch, 
-heeled,  -plov  er  (-pluv^-),  -spar- 
row,  -worm,   lark's-heel,  a  plant. 

larme    (larm),    lar'mi  er. 

La  Roche  fou  cauld',  de  (de  la 
r6sh^foD''k6'),    Fr.    writer. 

La  rousse'    (la^roos'),    Fr.    lexicog. 

13.r'rup,  -riiped  or  -rupped,  -rup- 
ing  or   -ping. 

lar'um. 

lar'va,  pi.  -vas  or  -vae,  -val,  -vae- 
form,    -va'ri  um,    -vate,    -va  ted. 

la  ryn'go  scope,  -go  scop'ic,  -ic  al, 
-al  ly,  -gos'co  pist,  -co  py,  -ryn'- 
go tome,    -tom'ic,    -got'o  my. 

ia.r'ynx,  pi.  la  ryn'ges  (-jez),  -gal, 
•  -ryn'ge  al  {or  lar^yn  je'-)  -ge  an, 
-gic,  -git'ic,  -gi'tis,  -gol'o  gy, 
-goph'o  ny. 

Id  sd'gne  (-nya). 

La  Salle  (sal'),  Fr.  priest;  Fr. 
explorer. 

La  salle'  or  La  Salle'  (la  sal'  or 
-sal'),    CO.    111.;    CO.    Tex. 

las  car',   -ca  ree'. 

Las  Cases   (las'  kaz'),   Fr.   writer. 

las  civ'i  ous,  -ly,  -ness. 

lash,  -er,  -ing,  lashed,  lash' -comb, 
-lorn,  -rail,  lash'ing-eye,  -ring, 
-string. 

lask  or  lasque. 

las'ket. 

La  Spe'zi  a    (sped'ze  a),    t.    It. 

lass,   las'sle,   lass-lorn. 

las'si  tude. 

13.s'so,  -so  ing,  -soed,  las'so-cell, 
-har  ness. 

last,  -age,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly, 
-ing  ness,  -ly,  last'-court,  -fin^- 
ish  ing,  -hold  er,  -lathe,  -mak^- 
ing,    -turn  ing. 

last'ing-awl,  -jack,  -ma  chine^ 
-pin  cers,    -tool. 

LSs'the  nes   (-nez),   Bib. 

Las  Ve'gas    (va'gas),   c.  N.  Mex. 

la^ta'. 

La^ta^ne'    (-na'),    Amer.    bishop. 

latch,  -et,  -ing,  latched,  latch'- 
clos^er,  -key,  -lift  er,  -lock, 
-o^pen  er,   -pan,    -string. 

late,    -ly,    -ness,    lat'er,    -est. 

la  teen',   -er. 


la'tent,    -ly,    -tence,    -ten  cy,    -tes'- 
cent. 
i    Id'ter,   pi.   Idt'e  res  (-rez). 

lat'er  al,   -ly,   -al'i  ty. 

Lifer  an. 

lat'er  ite,   -er  it'ic. 

lath,  -ing,  -y,  -work,  -brick, 
-coop,  -cut^ter,  -ham^mer,  -mill, 
-nail,  -pot,  -saw^ing,  lath'ing- 
clamp,    -ham  mer,    -saw,    -staff. 

La'tham,   Eng.   ornith. 

lat&e,  lath'ing,  lathed,  lathe'- 
bear^er,  -bed,  -car^ri  er,  -cen- 
ter, -chuck,  -cords,  -dog,  -head, 
-hoist,    -saw,    -tool,    1.    drill. 

l^-th'er,   -ing,    -ered. 

La  ti  a'no,   t.   It. 

lat'i  go,    -haFter,    -strap. 

L&t'In,  -er,  -ism,  -ist,  -ize,  -ized, 
-lazing,  -I  za'tion,  -is'tic,  -in  i- 
t3,s''ter,    La  tin'i  ty. 

lat'i  tude,  -tu'di  nal,  -di  nous, 
-di  na'ri  an,    -an  ism. 

La  to'na. 

La  tour'  d'Au  vergne'  (la'tdor' 
do'varn'),    Fr.   soldier. 

La  treille'   (la'tral'),   Fr.  entom. 

la  trine'   (-tren'). 

la  trobe'. 

l&t'ten,   -er,    lat'ten-brass. 

lat'ter,  -ly,  -math,  -day,  a.,  -kin, 
-mint,    Lat'ter-day  Saints. 

lat'tice  (-tis),  -ticed,  -tl  cing, 
lat'tice  leaf,  a  plant,  -work, 
-moss,  -plant,  1.  blind,  1.  braid, 
1.  bridge,  1.  gird'er,  1.  truss,  1. 
window. 

lat  ti  ci'ni  o    (lat  te  che'nl  6). 

Lau'be   (lou'bg),   Ger.  poet. 

laud,  -a  ble,  -ble  ness,  -bly,  -bil'- 
i  ty,  -a  tive,  -a  to''ry,  -er,  -ist, 
lau  da'tion. 

Laud,  Archbishop,  Laud'ism,  -ist. 

lauj   (louf). 

laugh  (laf),  -a  ble,  -ble  ness,  -bly, 
-er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ter,  -ter  less, 
laughed,    laugh' wor^thy. 

laugh'ing-bird  (laf-),  -gas,  -jack- 
ass, -mus  cle,  -stock,  laugh'ing 
crow,  1.  dove,  1.  goose,  1.  gull, 
1.   hy  e''na,    1.    thrush. 

Lau  gier'  (lozh^ya'),   Fr.  astron. 

laun,   a   sieve. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  <irn,  etude,  food,  fdot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


launch 


380 


leak-signal 


launch,  -er,  -ing,  launched,  launch'- 

ways,    =en  gine,    launch'ing=tube, 

-ways. 
laun'der,     -er,     -ing,     -dered     or 

dried,      -dress,      -dry,      laun'dry- 

maid,    -man,    -stove. 
lau're  ate,    -ship,    -a'ted,    -acting, 

-a'tion. 
lau'rel,    -r61ed    or    -relied,    lau'rel- 
"  hot  tie,       -cher  ry,      -oak,       -oil, 

-shrub,    -tree,    -wa  ter. 
Lau  sanne'   (Wzan'),   c.   Switz. 
lau'wine   (lou'ven). 
la'va     {or    la'va),     -vat'ic,     la'va- 

streak. 
La  va'ter     (la  fa'ter     or     -va  ter'), 

Swiss  physiog. 
lave,  laved,  lav'ing,  -age,  l^v'a  to- 

ry,    lave' -eared,    -lugged,    la'ver- 

wort,   -bread,   -pot. 
Lave  leye'    (lav'la'),    Belg.    econo- 
mist. 
liv'en  der,     -cot  ton,     -drop,     -oil, 

-thrift,    -wa  ter. 
lav'en  tine, 
lav'ish,  -er,  -ing,  -ly,  -ment,  -ness, 

-ished. 
La  voi  sier'       (la^vwa^zya'"),       Fr. 

chem. 
law,    -ful,    -ful  ly,    -ful  ness,    -less, 

-less  ly,    -less  ness,    -yer  ly,    law'- 

break^  er,      -break^  ing,       -giv^  er, 

-mak''er,    -mon^ger,   -suit. 
law' -a  bidding,    -bind^ing,    -blank, 

-book,    -bur  rows,    -calf,    -court, 

-day,       -list,       -lord,       -offi  cer, 

-piece,         -sheep,         -sta''tion  er, 

-wor^thy,   -wrlt^er. 
law'yer,  -cane,  -palm,  -vine. 
lawk,    -a -day. 
lawn,     -y,     lawn'-meet,     -mow'er, 

-parity,    -rolFer,    -sieve,     -sprin^- 

kler,    -ten  nis. 
lax,  -a  tive,    -tive  ness,     -ly,    -ism, 

-ity. 
lay,   -er,   -ing,   laid,   lain,   lay'man, 

-out,    -cap,    -day,    -fig  ure,    -race, 

-rod. 
lay'er-board,       -board^ing,       -on, 

-out,    -o  ver,    -up. 
lay'ing-down,   -hook,    -house,    -in, 

-ma  chine',  -on,  -press,  -tool,  -top, 

-trow'el. 


la'zar,    -man,  -haunt,  -house,  -like. 

laz  a  rfet'to. 

LSz'a  rus,  Amer.  poet. — (lat'sa- 
roos),    Ger.    philos. 

laz'u  li,  -u  lite,    -lit'ic,    -u  line. 

la'zy,  -zi  ly,  -zi  ness,  la'zy  back, 
-board,  -bones,  a  person,  -boots, 
a  person,  -bed,  -jack,  -pin'ion, 
-scis'sors,   -tongs. 

ia.z  za  ro'ne,  pi.  -ro'ni. 

lea,    -rod. 

leach,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  leached, 
leach' -Hne,  -trough,  -tub,  leach'- 
ing-vat. 

lead,  v.,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  led,  lead'- 
mule,   -screw,   -sink''ers. 

lead'er,  -ette',  -ship,  -boy,  -fiir- 
row,  -hook,  -writ'er,  lead'ing- 
block,  -hose,  -screw,  -spring, 
-staff,  -strings,  -wheel,  -wire. 

ISad,  n.,  -ed,  -en,  iSad'back,  a 
bird,  -wort,  -arm'ing,  -ash,  -bath, 
-col  ic,  -col  or,  -col  ored,  -cut- 
ter, -eat  er,  -fur  nace,  -glance, 
-glaze,  'gray,  -lap,  -line,  »■  -lus'- 
ter,  -mill,  -nail,  -o  cher,  -pa- 
raFy  sis,  -pen  cil,  -plant,  -poi- 
son ing,  -pot,  -spar,  -tra''cer  y, 
-tree,  -vit'ri  ol,  -wa  ter,  -works, 
lead'plas'ter,    1.  soap. 

ISad'en-gray,  lead'ing-in,  -rod. 

leaf,  pi.  leaves,  leafage,  -ing,  leafed, 
leaved,  leafy,  -i  ness,  -less, 
-less  ness,  -let,  leaf  cup,  a  plant, 
-nose,    a   bat,    -stalk,    -work. 

leaf -beir'ing,  -bee  tie,  -blade, 
-blight,  -bridge,  -bud,  =bug, 
-but  ter  fly,  -car'ri  er,  -climb  er, 
-comb,  -crum'pler,  -cut  ter, 
-feed  er,  -finch,  -fold  er,  -foot- 
ed, -gild'ing,  -hop  per,  -in  sect, 
-li'chen,  -louse,  -min  er,  -mold, 
-net  ting,  -roll  er,  -rust,  -sheath, 
-sight,  -sil  ver  ing,  -spot,  -spring, 
-stalk,  -tf  er,  -trace,  -turn  er, 
-valve. 

leaf  gold,  1.  lard,  1.  met  al,  1. 
sil  ver,  1.  to  bac'co. 

league,    leagued,    lea'guing,    -guer. 

Le'ah,   Bih. 

leak,  -age,  -ing,  -y,  -i  ness, 
leaked,  leak' -a  larm^  -in'di  ca^ 
tor,      -sig'nal. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    mSt,    her,    ice,   In,    note, 


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legatissimo 


leal,   leal'ly, 

lea'land. 

Leam'ing  ton   (16m'-),   t.    Eng. 

lean,  a.,  -er,  -est,  -ly,  -ness, 
lean'-faced,  -wit^ted,  ,  lean'ing- 
knife. 

lean,  v.,  -ing,  leaned,  lean'=to, 
lean'ing=note. 

Le  &n'noth,   Bib. 

leap,  -er,  -ing,  leaped,  leap'=frog, 
-ore,  =year,  leap'ing=fish,  -head, 
leap'ing    cu'cum  ber,    1.  spi'der. 

learn,  -a  ble,  -ed,  -ed  ly,  -ed  ness, 
-er,    -ing,   learned. 

lease  (les),  -hold,  -hold  er,  -mon- 
ger, leased,  leas'er,  -ing,  les  see', 
-see'ship,  les  sor',  lease=band, 
=pin,    'rod,  leas'ing=corn. 

leash,   -ing,   leashed. 

least,   -ways,   -wise,  =dart^er. 

Ifiath'er,  -ing,  -ered,  -et  or  -ette', 
-oid,    -y,    -ern. 

Igath'er  back,  a  turtle;  a  duck, 
-coat,  an  apple,  -flow'er,  -head, 
a  bird;  a  person,  -leaf,  -side, 
a    fish,    -wood,    a    shrub. 

Ifiath'er-awl,  -backed,  -bee  tie, 
-board,  -board^ing,  -brown, 
-buf  fing,  -carp,  -cloth,  -cor^ ru- 
ga ting,  -creas^ing,  -cut  ting, 
-di  cing,  -dress  er,  -em  boss^ing, 
-fin  ish  ing,  -flesh  ing,  -flatting, 
-glass'ing,  -glu  ing,  -gouge, 
-grain^ing,  -grind  er,  -ham  mer- 
ing,   -jack,   -jack  et,   -knife. 

leatfe'er-lap,  -paper,  -plant,  -pol- 
ish er,  -press  ing,  -punch,  -punch- 
ing, -quilt  ing,  -rais  ing,  -re  du'- 
cing,  -roll  ing,  -round  ing,  -scal- 
lop ing,  -scarfing,  -scourging, 
-seat,  -skin,  -slit  ting,  -soften  er, 
-sort  ing,  -split  ting,  -stamp, 
-stretch  er,  -strip''ing,  -strip- 
ping, -stuff  er,  -ta  per  ing,  -tur- 
tle. 

Leathes    (leths),    Eng.    theol. 

leave,  left,  leav'ing,  leave' -break^er, 
-ld6k^er,   -tak^ing,  leav'ing-shop. 

ISav'en,   -ing,   -ened. 

Leb  bae'us    or    -be'us,    Bih. 

Le  beau'   (-b5'),  Fr.   poet. 

Le  boeuf    (le  buf ),    Fr.   gen. 

Le  bo'nah,  Bih. 


Ifich'er,  -ous,  -ous  ly,  -ous  ness,  -y. 

leek' -stone. 

Le  clerc'    or   Le    Clerc'    (le  klar'), 

Swiss   theol. 
Le  cocq'    (le  kok'),    Fr.    musician. 
Le   Conte    (le   kont),    Amer.    phy- 
sicist;     Amer.      entom.;      Amer. 

geol. 
■  Le  conte'   de   Lisle'     (le  kont'   de 

lei'),    Fr.   poet. 
Le  coq'   (le  kok'),   Fr.   naturalist. 
Le  cou  vreur'     (le  kdo  vrer'),     Fr. 

actress. 
16c'tem. 
ISc'tion,   -a  ry. 
Igc'ture,     -ship,    -tured,     -tur  ing, 

-tur  er,    -tur  ess,    lee' tress,    -trice, 

lec'ture-day,    -room. 
Le'da,  Myth.,   -clay. 
Ifidge,    -ment,    ledged,    ledg'y. 
Igd'ger,   -bait,    -blade,    -book. 
lee,   -way,   -ward,   -ward  ly,   -ward- 

ness,    -board,    -bow    (-bou),    v., 

-bowed,    -clue,    -gage. 
leech,     -er,     -ing,     -craft,     -dom, 

-eat^er,    a    bird,    -fee,    "-gait  ers, 

-glass,  -line,  -rope. 
lee'fang. 
leek,  -green. 

leer,  -ing,  leered,  leer-pan. 
lees    (lez). 
leet,   -man. 
Leeu'wen  hoek,  van  (van  le'wen- 

hook),   Dutch   naturalist. 
Le  febre'    (le   favr'),    Fr.   marshal. 
left,       -ness,       -ward,       -handled, 

-handler,    -hand  ed  ness,    -off. 
leg,   -ging,   -less,   -let,   legged,   leg'- 

bail,    -band,    -bone,    -boot,    -by, 

-bar  ness,  -ill,  -i  ron,  -lock,  -muff, 

-rest,  -shield,  legged  or  leg'ged,  a. 
16g'a  cy,    -a  tee',    -a  tor',    leg'a  cy- 

hunt^er,    -hunt^ing. 
le'gal,    -ly,    -ness,    -ism,    -ist,    -ize, 

-ized,   -lazing,   -I  za'tion,   -gal'i  ty, 

le'gal-ten'der. 
Le  gare'     (le  gre'),     Amer.    states- 
man. 
16g'ate,     -ship,     -a  tine,     -a  ta^ry, 

-a  to'ri  al. 
le  ga'tion. 
le  ga'to      (la  ga'to),      le  ga  tis'si  mo 

(la  ga  tes'se  mo). 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fd&t,  anger,  bofimot,  thus,  Bacfh. 


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382 


Lepsius 


ISg'end  (lej'-),  -ed,  -enda'ry,  -en- 
dist,  -en  dize,  -dized,  -dazing, 
le  gen'da. 

Le  gendre'  (le  zh6ndr'),  Fr.  geom. 

Ifig'er   (lej'-). 

Igg^er  de  main'  (16j'-),   -ist. 

Lfig'horn  {or  -horn'),  prov.  It.; 
a  breed  of  fowls;  pertaining  to 
Leghorn.        leg'horn,    a   hat. 

legible    (lej'-),    -ness,    -bly,    -bil'- 

le'gion  (-jun),  -a  ry,  -ize,  -ized, 
-rzing. 

Ifeg'is  late  (lej'-),  -lasted,  -la^tive, 
-tive  ly,  -lasting,  -la^tor,  -tor- 
ship,    -to'ri  al,    -la^ture,    -la'tion. 

le'gist. 

le  git'i  mate,  -ly,  -ness,  -ma  cy, 
-ma'tion,  -git'i  ma  tize,  -tized, 
-ti'zing,  -tist,  -git'i  mism,  -i- 
mist,  -mize,  -mized,  -mi  za'tion, 
leg'i  time  (16j'-). 

Le  gou  v^'         (le  gooVa'),  Fr. 

dram.;    Fr.    poet. 

Le  grand'  (le  groh'),  Fr.  architect. 

Le  gros'    (le  gro'),    Fr.   artist. 

ISg'ume  {or  le  gume'),  le  gu'ml- 
nose    (-nos),    -mi  nous. 

Le'ha  bim   {or  -ha'-),   Bih. 

Leh'mann  (la'man),  Ger.  miner- 
alogist. 

Leib'nitz,  von  (f6n  lip'nits),  Ger. 
philos.,    -nitz'i  an,    -an  ism. 

Leices'ter   (Ifis'ter),   Eng.   Earl. 

Lei'dy    (li'dy),    Amer.    naturalist. 

Leigh   (le),   Eng.   theol. 

Leigh'ton  (la'ton),   Eng.  painter. 

Leip'sic    (llp's!k),    c.    Ger. 

lei'sure  (le'zhur  or  -zhur),  -ly, 
-li  ness,  -sured. 

Lei'trim   (le'-),   co.   Ire. 

Le  jeune'  (le  jun'),  Eng.  painter; 
— (le  zhen'),    Fr.   gen. 

Le'land,   Amer.   auth. 

LSl'and,    Eng.    hnguist. 

Lelew'el   (lei  ev'el),   Pol.   hist. 

L6  1ie'   (la^e'),   Moliere. 

Le  mais'tre  (le  ma'tr),  Fr.  writer. 

Le  mai'tre    (le  ma'tr),    Fr.   actor. 

le  man'tin. 

Le  mer  cier'  (le  mer^sya'),  Fr.  dram. 

lem'ming,    -mouse. 

Le    Moine',    Can.    auth. 


Le  moine'  (le  mwan'),  Fr.  pub- 
licist. 

Ifim'on,  -ade',  -weed,  -balm, 
'bird,  =cad'mi  um,  -col  or,  -col- 
ored, '  -drop,  -fish,  -grass, 
-juice,  -sole,  -squash,  -squeez^er, 
-waFnut,  -wood,  -yel  low,  1. 
thyme   (tim),   1.   ver  be'na. 

Le  Mon  nier'  (le  mon'ya'),  Fr. 
astron. 

Le  Moyne'  (le  mwan').  Can. 
colonizer;  colonial  gov.  of  La. 

L6m  priere'   (-preer'),  Eng.  schol. 

Lem'u  res  (-rez),  Le  mu'ri  a,  -ri- 
an. 

L'En  clos'  (ISn^klo'),  a  noted  Fr. 
woman. 

lend,   -a  ble,   -er,   -ing,   lent. 

Lenfant'  (lon^fon'),  Fr.  hist. 

length,  -en  (-n),  -ened,  -ways, 
-wise,   -y,   -i  ly,   -i  ness. 

length'en  ing-bar,   -piece,    -rod. 

le'nJ  ent  {or  len'yent),  -ly,  -ence, 
-en  cy,  len'i  tive,  -tive  ness,  -i  ty. 

le'no. 

lens  (lenz),  pi.  lens  es,  lens-cap, 
-hold  er,   -shaped. 

Lens   (16n),   t.   Fr. 

Lent,  lent'en  or  Lent'en,  Lent'- 
lil  y,   -rose,   lent'en  crab. 

Ign'tn,   -tic'u  lar,   len'til-shell. 

Le'6,   Astron. 

Leo  min  ster  (Igm'in  ster),  t. 
Mass. — (lem'ster),  t.  Eng. 

Le'on,  CO.  Fla.;  co.  Tex.;  t.  la.; 
— (la  on'),  prov.  Sp.;  prov. 
Ecuador;  t.  Mex.;  t.  Nicaragua. 
Le^o  nese'    (-nes'    or   -nez'). 

Le'6  nid,  pi.  -on'i  des  (-dez), 
Astron. 

le'6  nJne    {or   -nin),    -ly. 

Le  6  now'ens  (-nou'enz),  Amer. 
auth. 

leop'ard  (16p'-),  -wood,  a  tree, 
-cat,  -fish,  -flow'er,  -frog,  -HI  y, 
-moth,  -seal,  -tor  toise,  leop'- 
ard's-bane. 

Le  o  par'di  (la  6  par'de).  It.  poet. 

Le    Pays'    (le    pa''e'),    Fr.    poet. 

ISp'er,  lep'rous,  -rous  ly,  -rous- 
ness,  -rose,  -ro  sled,  -ro  sy,  le- 
pr6s'i  ty,  lep  rol'o  gy,  -o  gist. 

Lgp'si  us  (-se'  d6s),  Ger.  Egyptol. 


fate,   fat,    far,   fall,    fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,   her,    ice,   In,    note, 


Leroux 


383 


liaison 


Le  roux'   (le  rot)'),   Fr.   writer. 

Le  Sage'    (le   sazh'),    Fr.    novelist. 

lese=maj'es  ty  (Iez=maj'es  ty). 

le'sion    (-zhun). 

Les  que  reux'  (la^ke  re'),  Swiss 
paleontol. 

less,   -er,   least. 

les  see',   -ship,   les  sor'. 

les'sen   (-sn),   -ing,   -sened. 

Les'seps,  de  (de  les'eps  or  de 
la''sep'),   Fr.  engineer. 

les'sive. 

les'son    (-sn). 

lest. 

les'te    (las'ta). 

L'Es  trange'  (les  tranj'),  Eng. 
writer. 

Le  su  eur'  (le  sooner'),  Fr.  painter. 

Le  Su  eur'  (le  sooner'),  Fr.  com- 
poser. 

let,    -ting,    let'=a  lone,    =off,    -up. 

Ifith'ar  gy,  -ar  gize,  -gized,  -gla- 
zing, le  thar'gic,  -gic  al,  -al  ly, 
-al  ness. 

Le'the,   Myth.,    -the'an,    le'thal. 

Le'to,   Myth. 

let'ter,  -ing,  -less,  -tered,  let'ter- 
leaf,  a  plant,  -press,  printed 
matter,    -wood,   a   tree. 

let'ter =bal  ance,  -board,  -book, 
-box,  -c3.r^ri  er,  -case,  -clip, 
-cut  ter,  -drop,  >=file,  -found^er, 
-found^ry,  -head,  -head  ing,  -li- 
chen (-ker),  -lock,  -name,  -office, 
-or  na  ment,  -pa  per,  -per  feet, 
-plant,  -press,  a  press  to  copy 
letters,  -punch,  -rack,  -scale, 
-stamp,  -winged,  -writ^er,  -wor^- 
ship. 

let'ter  ing -box,    -tool. 

Letts,  Lithuanians,  Let'tic,   -tish. 

let'tuce  (-tis),  -bird,  =o  pi  um, 
=sax''I  frage. 

leu   (la),   pi.   lei   (le). 

leu  co'sis  (lu  ko'-),   leu'cous. 

Leutsch',  von  (f6n  loich'),  Ger. 
schol. 

Leut'ze   (loit'sS),   Amer.  painter. 

le  va'da. 

L6  vant',  the  eastern  Mediterra- 
nean,  -Ine. 

lev'ant,  a  spring  of  water,  le  vant'- 
er,    a    gale    of    wind;    one    who 


absconds,     le  vant',  v.,  -ed,  -ing, 
le  vant'Ine,   a  silk   fabric. 
16v  ee'   {or  lev'-). 


16v'€l,     -ing     or     -ling,     -eled     or 

-elled,     -er    or    -ler,     -ly,     -ness, 

lev'el-dye  ing,    -head^ed. 
Ifiv'fil  ing -block,  -in  stru  ment, 

-plow,       -pole,       -rod,       -screw, 

-staff,    -stand. 
ISv'er    {or   le'ver),    -age,    -wood,    a 

plant. 
Ifiv'er-board,    -brace,    -com  press'- 

or,      -drill,      -en  gine,      -es  cape- 

ment,     -fau  cet,     -frame,     -hoist, 

-jack,    -press,    -punch,    -valve. 
Le'ver,    Irish   novelist. 
Ifev'er  et,    -skin. 
Le  ver'ri  er    (le  ver'i  er    or   le  var- 

ya'),    Fr.   astron. 
Le  vesque'    (la^'vak'),    Fr.    hist. 
le  vi'a  than. 
ISv'i  gate,     -ga  ble,     -ga^ted,    -ga^- 

ting,     -ga'tion,     lev'i  ga^ting=ma- 

chine,    -mill. 
16v'i  rate,    -rat'ic,    -ic  al,    -ra'tion. 
16v'i  tate,     -tasted,     -ta'ting,     -ta^- 

tor,    -ta'tion. 
Le'vite,      -vit  ism,      -vit'ic,      -ic  al, 

-al  ly,  -vit'i  cus. 
16v'i  ty. 

ISv'y,    -ing,    -i  a  ble,    -i  er,    -led. 
lewd,    -ly,    -ness. 
Lew'es   (lu'Is),   Eng.   writer. 
Lew'is    (loo'is),     Chr.    name,     Fr. 

Lou'is,  lew'is,   Mech. 
lew'is-bolt,   -hole. 
lex  i  cog'ra  pher,     -ra  phist,     -ra- 

phy,    -co  graph'ic  al,    -al  ly. 
lex  i  col'o  gy,    -o  gist,    -co  log'ic  al 

(-I6j'-),    lex'i  con. 
lex  i  phan'ic,    -i  cism. 
ley    (la),    -pew^ter. 
Ley'den  (li'-),  Scotch  poet;  Dutch 

painter;   c.   Holland;    L.   jar,    L. 

vi  al. 
Leys   (lis   or   la),    Belg.   painter. 
Le'y  te    (la'e  ta),   isl.   Philippines. 
Ley'ton   (le'-),   t.   Eng. 
Le  zig  nan'    (la^zen^yon'),    t.    Fr. 
L'ho  pi  tal'    (lo^pe'tal'),    Fr.   chan- 
cellor. 
li'a  ble,   -ness,   -bly,   -bil'i  ty. 
li  at  son'   (le  a  zon'). 


n6t,  n6r,  use,  iip,  6rn,  etiide,  food,  fdbt,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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lifting -wire 


li  &n'a   or  ll  ane'. 

liang    (lyang). 

li'ar. 

li'ard. 

li'bate,  -baited,  -baiting,  -ba  to^- 
ry,    -ba'tion. 

irbei,  -beled  or  -belled,  -bel  ing 
or  -ling,  -bel  er  or  -ler,  -ous, 
-ous  ly,    -ant. 

li  bel'la. 

Ub'er  al,  -ly,  -ism,  -ist,  -is'tic, 
-er  al'i  ty,  -al  ize,  -ized,  -Fzer, 
-lazing,    -i  za'tion. 

Libber  al=Un'ion  ism  (=un'yain-), 
=^Un'ion  ist. 

Ub'er  ate,  -a'ted,  -acting,  -a^tor, 
-a'tion,    -tion  ism,    -tion  ist. 

Li'be  ri    (le'ba  re),    It.    painter. 

Li  be'ri  a,  Afr.,  -be'ri  an. 

Ub'er  tine,   -tin  age,   -tin  ism. 

lib'er  ty,  =book,  -cap,  -day,  -man, 
-pole,    -tick^et. 

11  bid'i  nofis,    -ly,    -ness,    -nos'i  ty. 

Li'bra,  Astron.,  li'bra  (le'-),  a 
weight,  li'bral,  li'brate,  -bra^ted, 
-bra^ting,    -bra  to'ry,     -bra'tion. 

li'bra  ry,  -bra'ri  an,  -an  ship,  li'- 
bra ry=keep  er. 

librSt'to,    -bret'tist. 

Lib'y  a  (-1  a),  Afr.,  -y  an,  Lib'y- 
an   des  ert,    L.   Sea. 

li'cense,  -censed,  -cens  er,  -ing, 
-a  ble,  -cen  sure,  -cen  see',  li'- 
cense-tax. 

li  cen'ti  ate  (-shI-),  -ship,  -ti  a'- 
tion. 

li  cen'tious   (-shus),    -ly,    -ness. 

li'cet. 

li'chen  (ll'k6n),  -ism,  -ist,  -ous, 
-ose,  -a'ceous,  -chen'ic,  -i  form, 
-chen  og'ra  pher,  -ra  phy,  -o- 
graph'ic,  -ic  al,  -chen  ol'o  gy, 
-o  gist,  -o  log'ic  al,  -che'ni  an, 
-chened,      li'chen-starch, 

lich'road,  lich'way,  -work,  -fowl, 
-gate,    -owl. 

Licli'ten  stein,   t.   Ger. 

lick,  -ing,  -er,  licked,  Hck'pen  ny, 
-plat  ter,  -spit  tie,  lick'er-in,  -up. 

lick'et  y-cut,  -split. 

lic'o  rice  (llk'6  ris),  -weed,  -mass, 
-paste,    -vetch. 

lic'tor. 


=cl6s^ 


Eng. 


lid,     -ded,     -less,      -cells, 
(-kloz^-),   -flow^er. 

Lid'dell,      Scotch      math.; 
schol. 

lie,    lay,    lain,    ly'ing,    lie'=a=bed. 

lie,   lied,    ly'ing. 

Lie'ber  kiihn,  Ger.  physician. 

Lie'big   (le'bidi),   Ger.   chem. 

Lieb'knecht  (lep'knecht),  Ger. 
sociahst. 

lied    (let),    pi.    lie'der,    Header  td  jel. 

lie'der  kranz    (le'der  krants). 

lie'de'Vin    (le'=de=vah'). 

lief. 

liege    (lej),    -dom,    -less,    -man. 

Li  €ge'   (le  azh'),   prov.   Belg. 

Lieg'nitz    (leg'mts),    dist.   Prus. 

li'en  (le'en  or  ien  or  li'cn), 
-hold^er. 

li'en  ter'y. 

Li  erre'   (le  ar'),   t.   Belg. 

lieu   (lu). 

lieu  ten'ant,  -ship,  -ten'an  cy,  lieu- 
ten'ant-colo  nel,  -com  mand^er, 
-gender  al,  -gov^ernor,  -gov'ernor- 
ship. 

Lie  vin'  (lya  vin'),   t.  Fr. 

life,  pi.  lives,  life'less,  -less  ly, 
-less  ness,  -like,  -like  ness,  -long, 
-root,  a  plant,  -spring,  -string, 
-time. 

life'-ar  row,  -belt,  -blood,  -boat, 
-breath,  -buoy,  -car,  -cord, 
-cycle  (-si^-),  -drop,  -estate,  -ev- 
er last^ing,  a  plant;  -giv'ing, 
-guard,  -his  to  ry,  hold,  -in- 
sur^ance,  -in  ter  est,  -land, 
-line,  -mor  tar,  -of  fice,  -peer, 
-peer  age,  -plant,  -pre  serv^er, 
-raft,  -rate,  -render  ing,  -rent, 
-rent  er,  -rock  et,  -root,  -sav  ing, 
-shot,  -sig  nal,  -size,  -spot,  -ta- 
ble, -ten  ant,  -wea  ry,  -work, 
life's-blood. 

lift,    -ed,    -er,    -ing,    -a  ble. 

lift' -bridge,  =gate,  -ham  mer, 
-latch,  -lock,  -pump,  -ten'ter, 
-wall. 

lift'ing^ap  pa  ra''tus,  -bar,  -blade, 
-bridge,  =day,  =dog,  =gate, 
-gear,  -hitch,  -jack,  -ma  chine, 
-piece,  -pump,  -rod,  -screw, 
-set,   -tongs,   -wire. 


fate,    f3,t,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t    her,   ice,   In,    note, 


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385 


line 'fisherman 


lig'a  ment,  -men'tal,  -men'tous, 
-tous  ly,   -ta  ry. 

li'gan. 

li'gate,   -ga''ted,  -ga'tor,   -ga'tion. 

lig'a  ture,  -tured,  -tur  ing,  lig'a- 
ture=car^ri  er. 

lig'ger. 

light  (lit),  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -a  ble, 
-less,  -ly,  -ness,  -some,  -some  ly, 
-some  ness,  light'brain,  a  person, 
-house,  -house  man,  -spir  it  ed, 
-struck,    -weight,    -wood. 

light'=a  pos^tro  phe,  =armed, 

-ball,  'bar  rel,  =boat,  »box, 
-course,  -dues,  dues  paid  for 
light,  -e  las  tic'i  ty,  -e  qua  tion, 
-fin  gered,  -foot,  -foot  ed, 

-hand  ed,  -head  ed,  -head  ed- 
ness,  -heart  ed,  -heart  ed  ly, 
-heart  ed  ness,  -heeled,  -horse, 
-horse  man,  -i  ron,  -keep  er, 
-leg  ged,  -mak^er,  -mind  ed, 
-mind  ed  ness,  -mod  er  a  tor, 

-mon  ey,  -or  gan,  -room,  -ship, 
-tight,  -ves  sel,  -wave,  -weight, 
a    person,    -winged,    -wit  ted. 

light'en,   -ing,   -ened. 

light'er,  -age,  -man,  =screw,  -staff. 

light'ning,  -Sr  resteer,  -bug,  -con- 
duct or,  -dis  charg^er,  -print, 
-proof,    -pro  tect  or,    -rod,    -tube. 

lig  nai'oes   (-6z). 

lig'ne  ous,  -ni  fy,  -fy  ing,  -fied, 
-nin,  -nite,  -nit'ic,  -ni  tif'er  ous, 
-ni  tize,  -tized,  -ti'zing,  -nose, 
-num,    lig'mtm-vVtce   (-te). 

Lig  ny'  (len^ye'),  vil.  Belg.;  t.  Fr. 

Lig  6  nier'  (-neer'),  Eng.  marshal; 
t.    Ind.;   t.    Pa. 

Li  Hung  Chang  (le  hd&ng 
chang),  Chinese  statesman. 

like,  liked,  lik'ing,  lik'a  ble  or 
like'-,  -ble  ness,  like'li  hood,  -li- 
ness,  -ly,  -ness,  -wise,  like'- 
mind^ed,   like^-as-we-lie'. 

li'kin'  (le'ken'). 

li'l&c,  li  la'ceous  (-shus),  li'la- 
cine,  li'lac  throat,  a  bird,  -gray, 
-mil  dew,    -rust. 

Lille    or    Lisle    (lei),    c.    Fr. 

Lil  lers'   (le^ya'),   t.   Fr. 

Lil'H  put,  Gulliver,  -pu'tian 
(-pu'shan). 


I   Ul'y,      Hl'Ied,      -i  a'ceous      (-shus), 

lll'y  liv  er,   a  person,   -wort. 

Ul'y-bee^tle,     -en^cri  nite,      -faced, 

-hy  a  cinth,       -i  ron,        -liv  ered, 

'        =pad,    -star,    -white,    lil'y-of=the- 

I       val  ley. 

j   Lrma,  t.  N.  Y.;  c.  O.;  tp.  Wis.; 
:       — (le'ma),   t.   Peru. 
I    limb,        limbed,        limb' -bearding, 
-gir  die,    -guard,    -root. 
lim'ber,     -bered,     -ber  ing,     -ber- 
j        ness,  lim'ber-board,  -box, 

-chain,   -chest,   -hole,   -strake. 
•    lim'bo. 

!    Lim  bourg'       (ian''bdDrO,       prov, 
Belg. 
Lim'burg   (-burg),   prov.   Neth. 
Lim'burg'er   cheese. 
j    lime,   limed,   lim'ing,   -y,   lime'ball, 

-stone,    -twig,   v.,    -wash,   v. 
i    lime' -boil,         -burn  er,         -bush, 
-catch  er,     -crack  er,     -feld'spar, 
'        -floor,       -juice,       -kiln,       -Hght, 
I        -ma  chine,    -pit,    -pow  der,    -rod, 
j        -sink,     -sour,     -spread^er,     -tree, 
I        -twig,      n.,      -vi  al,      -wash,      n., 
I        lime'ball-light,         lime'stone-me- 
1        ter,    Hme'    oint  ment,    1.    punch. 
I    lim'it,       -ed,       -ed  ly,       -ed  ness, 
I        -er,    -ing,     -a  ble,    -less,    -i  ta  ry, 
I        -ta  tive,      -i  ta'tion,      lim'it-gage, 
-point. 
limn    (lim),    limned    (Hmd),    lim'- 

ning,    -ner. 

Li  mo'e  i  ro       (le  mo'a  e  ro),       t. 

Braz.  .  ! 

Li  moges'    (le^mozh'),    t.    Fr.   ,^<-: 

Li  mou  sin'     (le^moD^zS-n'),     prov. 

Fr. 
Li  moux'    (le^moo'),   t.   Fr. 
limp,   -er,   -ing,   -ing  ly,   -ly,   -ness, 

limped. 
lim'pet. 

lim'pid,    -ly,    -ness,    -pid'i  ty. 
Li  na'res   (le  na'res),   t.   Sp. 
linch,   -pin,   -hoop. 
lin'den,    -tree. 
lind'er. 
line,     lined,     lin'er,     lin'ing,     lin'y, 

line'let,   -man,   lines'man. 
line'-conch       (-konk),       -co  or^di- 
nate,       -den  si  ty,       -en  grav''ing, 
-e  qua  tion,     -fish,     -fish  er  man. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  tirn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  BaCh. 

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lithologically 


-fish  ing,  "in'te  gral,  -pin,  -ridd- 
ing, -rock''et,  -squall,  -storm, 
-wire,     line'-and-line. 

Un'e  age. 

Hn'e  al,  -ly,  -e  ar,  -ar  ly,  -§,r'i  ty, 
-e  ate,  -a'ted,  -a'tion. 

Hn'e  a  ment. 

Un'e  ar-a  cute',  -en'sate,  -lan'ce- 
o  late,    -ob  long. 

Hn'en,  -drap^er,  -mus  lin,  -pan  el, 
-prov  er  (-proov'-),    -scroll. 

Hn'e  o  graph,   -o  late,    -lasted. 

Hng,  -y,  ling'ber^ry,  -thorn,  a 
fish,    -bird,    -pink. 

Ling,  Sw.  poet,   Ung'ism. 

Hn'ger,   -ing,   -ing  ly,   -er,   -gered. 

lin  ge  rie'   (lS,n  zhe  re'). 

lin'go. 

Hn'got. 

lin'gual,  -ly,  -gui  form,  -guist, 
-guis  try,  -guis'tic,  -tic  al,  -al  ly, 
-tics,  -gua  na'sal. 

Un'i  ment. 

lin'ing-brush,  -felt,  -nail,  -pa- 
per,   -strip. 

link,  -age,  -er,  -ing,  linked,  link'- 
boy,  -man,  -work,  -block,  -I6v^- 
er,   -mo'tion,    -room^ing. 

Lin  nae'us  (-ne'-)  or  Lin  ne,  von 
(f6n  lln'na),  Sw.  bot.,  Lin  nae'- 
an   or   -ne'an. 

lin'net,   -finch,    -hole. 

U  n6'le  um. 

Hn'o  type. 

lln'seed,   -cake,   -meal,   -mill,   -oil. 

Hn'sey   (-si),    -wool'sey. 

lint,  -white,  a  bird,  -doc^tor, 
-white,   a. 

lin'tel. 

lin'ter. 

li'on,  -el,  -ess,  -et,  -ize,  -ized, 
-fzing,    -ism,    -heart,   a   person. 

li'on-ant,  -dog,  -drag  on,  -hearted, 
-hunt  er,  -leop  ard,  -Uke,  -liz  ard, 
-mon  key,  -tailed,  -toothed. 

li'on's-ear,  -foot,  -heart,  -leaf, 
-mouth,    -tail,    -tooth,    -tur  nip. 

lip,  lipped,  lip'ping,  -py,  lip'-bit, 
-born,  -cell,  -com  fort,  -com- 
fort er,  -de  vo^tion,  -fern,  -fish, 
-good,  -head,  -horn  age,  -hook, 
-la  bor,  -la  bo''ri  ous,  -lan- 
guage,        -or  na  ment,         -plate, 


-pro  tect^or,  -readying,  -right'- 
eous  ness,  -salve  (-sav),  -serv^ice, 
-spine,  -tooth,  -wis  dom,  -wise, 
-work,    -work  ing. 

Lip'a  ri  (-re),  isl.  Medit.  sea. 

LJp'pe,  r.   Ger. 

li'quate,  -quanted,  -quanting,  -qua'- 
tion,  liq'ua  ble,  liq  ue  fa'cient, 
-f3.c'tion,  -fac'tive,  li  qua'tion- 
fur  nace,   -hearth. 

liq'ue  fy  (-fi),  -ing,  -fied,  -fi''a- 
ble,   li  ques'cent,   -cence,   -cen  cy. 

li  queur'  (II  ker'),  -ing,  H  queur'- 
cup,   -glass. 

liq'uid  (lik'wid),  -a  ble,  -ly,  -ness, 
li  quid'i  ty. 

liq'ui  date,  -darted,  -darting,  -da''- 
tor,    -da'tion. 

liq'uor  (llk'ur),  -bot  tie,  -cock, 
-deal  er,  -gage,  =pump,  -sa- 
loon',  -sell  er,   -store,   -thief. 

liWa    (le'ra),    pi.    li're    (le'ra). 

lire,  a  rare  cloth;    brawn. 

Lisle  (lei),  c.  Fr.;  t.  N.  Y.,  L. 
glove,   L.  stock  ing,  L.  thread. 

L'ls  let'  (le^a'),   co.   Que. 

lisp,   -er,    -ing,   -ing  ly,   lisped. 

lis'sang. 

lisse   (les). 

lis'sens    (snz),    strands   of   a   rope. 

Hs'some,  -ness. 

Lis  so'ne    (-na),    t.   It. 

list,  -ed,  -ful,  -ing,  -less,  -less  ly, 
-less  ness,  -work,  -mill,  -pan, 
-pot,    -wheel,    list'ing-plow. 

lis'ten  (-n),  -er,  -ing,  -tened  (-nd). 

lis'ter  ine  (-In). 

Ufa  ny,   -desk,   -stool. 

li'ter   or   -tre   (le'tr). 

lifer  al,  -ism,  -ist,  -al  ize,  -ized, 
-i^'zing,  -i''zer,  -I  za'tion,  -al  ly, 
-al  ness,    -al'i  ty. 

lifer  a  ry,  -a  cy,  -a  ri  an,  -ate, 
-a' tor,  -a  ture,  -tured,  lit  te  ra- 
teur'   (-ter'). 

lit  e  ra'tus,    pi.    -rd'ti,    -rd'tim. 

lith'arge. 

lithe,    -ness,    -some,    -some  ness. 

lith'i  a,   lith'ic,   -i  um. 

lith'o  graph,  -graph'ic,  -ic  al,  -al- 
ly,   II  thog'ra  pher,    -ra  phy. 

\l  thSl'o  gy,  -o  gist,  lith  o  log'ic, 
-ic  al,  -al  ly. 


fate,    fat,    far,   fall,   f^re,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her    ice.   In,    note, 


lithotome 


387 


locking -plate 


lith'o  tome,     -tom'ic,     -ic  al,     li- 

thot'o  mize,      -mized,      -mi^zing, 

-o  mist,    -o  my. 
lith'o  type,  -typed,  -typ  ing  (-tip'-), 

-t/py  (-tr-),  -typ'ic  (-tip'-). 
lit'i  gate,     -ga'ted,     -ga'ting,     -ga- 
ble,   -gant,    -ga'tor,    -ga'tion. 
1!  tig'ious     (11  tij'us),     -ly,     -ness, 

-i  os'i  ty. 
lit'mus. 
li'tre    (le'tr),    a    measure,    a    term 

in  heraldry. 
Ut'rg,  a  tree. 

lifter,   -ing,   -er,   -y,   -tered. 
lit'tle,    -ness,    -beak,    an    animal, 

«ease,    -enMi  an,    -neck,    -worth, 
lit'to  ral. 

Lit  tre'   (le'tra'),   Fr.  philol. 
H  tur'gic,  -al,  -al  ly,  -gics,  -gi  ol'o- 

gy,  -o  gist,  lit'ur  gy,  -gist. 
live,  v.,  lived,  liv'ing,  -ingly,  -ing- 

ness,    -er,   -a  ble,    llve'long,    -for- 

ev'er,    a   plant,    Uv'ing-cham  ber, 

-room. 
live,    a.,    -ly,     -li  ly,     -li  ness,     -li- 

hood,    lived,    live' -box,    -cen  ter, 

-hgad,    -oak,    -well. 
Hv'er,    -ered,    liv'er  leaf,    a    plant, 

-stone,    -wort. 
Uv'er-coFor,       -col  ored,       -com- 

plaint^     -fluke,     -ore,     -py  ri'tes 

(-tez),    -spots,    -wing. 
Hv'er  y,        -er  ied,        liv'er  y  man, 

-coat,     -col  lar,     -col  ors,     -cup- 
board,     -fish,      -gown,      -of  fice, 

-serv  ant,    -sta  ble,   1.   com'pa  ny. 
Hv'id,    -ness,    II  vid'i  ty. 
li'vre    (le'vr). 
lix  iv'i  ate,    -a' ted,     -acting,     -i  al, 

-i  ous,    -i  a'tion. 
liz'ard,  -tail,  a  plant,   -bait,   -fish, 

-seek  er,  -stone,  -tailed,  liz'ard' s- 

tail,    -tongue. 
Ua'ma. 
Ua'no,     pi.  -nos    (-noz),     lla  ne'ro 

(lya  na'ro). 
Lla'no        Es  ta  ca'do        (lya'no), 

plateau,  Texas. 
Llew  el'lyn    (loo  el'in).    Prince    of 

Wales. 
Lloyd's, 
load,     -ed,     -er,     -ing,     load' -line, 

-pen  ny. 


load'ing-bar,  -fun  nel,  -ma  chine'', 
-plug,    -tongs,    -tray. 

loaf,  pi.  loaves,  loafer,  -er  ish, 
-ing,   loafed,   loaf  su'gar. 

loam,  -y,  loam'-beat'er,  -board, 
-cake,  -mold,  -mold  ing,  -plate, 
-work. 

loan,  -a  ble,  -ing,  loaned,  loan'- 
office,   -word. 

loath   or   loth,    a.,   unwilling. 

loathe,  v.,  loathed,  loath'er,  -ful, 
-ing,  -ing  ly,  -ly,  -li  ness,  -some, 
-some  ly,    -some  ness. 

16b,    lobbed,    lob'bing,    lob'worm. 

lo'bate,  -ly,  -baited,  -baiting, 
-ba'tion. 

16b'by,  -ing,  -ist,  -bied,  lob'by- 
mem'ber. 

lobe,  -let,  lobed,  lo'bose,  lobe'- 
foot,  a  bird,  -ber  ry,  -foot  ed, 
-plate. 

Ifib'lol  ly,  -bay,  -boy,  -pine, 
-sweet  wood,    -tree. 

lob'ster,  -ing,  -man,  -car,  -chum, 
-claw,  -claws,  -crawl,  -louse, 
-moth,  -pot,  -tail,  -tailed,  lob'- 
ster's-claw. 

lob'-stick. 

Ifib'ule,  -u  lar,  -u  late,  -lasted, 
-la'tion. 

lo'cal,  -ism,  -ly,  -ize,  -ized,  -i'zer, 
-i'zing,  -i'za  ble,  -i  za'tion,  -cal- 
is'tic,    -cal'i  ty,    lo'cale'    (-kal'). 

lo'cate,  -canted,  -casting,  -cantor, 
-ca'tion. 

Loch  a  ber  ax  (16k'-  or  -a'ber). 

Loch'ee   (16di'e),  t.  Scot. 

Loches    (losh),    t.    Fr. 

Loch'in  var'   (16k''-),   Scott. 

lock,  -age,  -ing,  -er,  -et,  locked, 
lock'fast,  -jaw,  -man,  -out, 
-rand,  -smith,  -up,  -work, 
locks'man. 

lock' -band,  -bay,  -bolt,  -bond, 
-box,  -chain,  -cham'ber,  -cock, 
-cramp,  -down,  -fau  cet,  -gate, 
-hatch,  -hole,  -hook,  -house, 
-keep  er,  -Ian  yard,  -nail,  -nut, 
-pad  die,  -piece,  -plate,  -pul  ley, 
-rail,  -saw,  -sill,  -spit,  -spit- 
ting, -step,  -stitch,  -string, 
-tool,    -tor  toise,    -weir. 

lock'er-up,  lock'ing-pal  let,   -plate. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  iip,  Arn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  ttius,  BaCh. 


Locke 


388 


loo-table 


Locke  (16k),  Eng.  metaphys., 
Lock'i  an,    -an  ism. 

lo'co,   =dis  ease^   =plant,   =weed. 

lo  CO  fo'co,   a  cigar;  a  match. 

Lo  CO  fb'co,    a   political   term. 

lo  CO  mo'tive,  -mo'tion,  -mo'tor, 
-mo'to  ry,  -mo'bile  {or  -bel),  lo- 
co mo'tive^bal  ance,  =pump,  1. 
car. 

16'cust,  =bean,  =ber  ry,  =bird, 
-border,    -eat  er,    -shrimp,    -tree. 

loc'u  to  ry,   lo  cu'tion. 

lode,   -star,   -stone,   -stuff. 

L6^=de'bar   {or  lo'de-),   Bih. 

16dge,  lodged,  lodg'er,  -ing,  -ment, 
lodge' =gate,  lodg'ing=car,  -house, 
=knee,  -mon''ey. 

lodh'-bark   (lod'-). 

loft,  -er,  -y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness,  -ing- 
i^ron. 

log,  -ging,  -ger,  logged,  log'fish, 
-head,  a  person,  -man,  -roll,- 
-wood. 

log' -beam,  -board,  -book,  -but- 
ter, -chip,  -cock,  -frame,  -glass, 
-head''ed,  -line,  -meas^ur  er, 
-perch,  -reel,  -roll  er,  -roll  ing, 
-scale,    -slate,    -turn  er,  -up. 

log    caVin,    1.  house,  1.  rail'way. 

log'ging-ax,  -bee,  -camp,  -head, 
1.    rock. 

16g'a  rithm  (or  -rithm),  -rlth'- 
mic,    -mic  al,    -al  ly,    -met'ic  al. 

log'ger  hfiad,  -ed. 

log'ger  heat. 

log'ic  (loj'-),  -al,  -al  ly,  -al  ness, 
16  gi'cian  (-jish'an),  lo  gis'tic, 
-tic  al,    -tics,    log'ic -chop  ping. 

log'o  gram,  -o  graph,  -graph'ic, 
-ic  al,  -al  ly,  16  gog'ra  phy,  -ra- 
pher,  log'agriph,  lo  gom'a  chist 
(-kist),  -a  chy  (-ky),  log  o  ma'- 
ni  a,  -o  lept. 

lo  gom'e  ter,  log  o  met'ric,  -ric  al. 

Lo'hen  grin  (I6'6n-),  Wagner. 

loin,   -cloth. 

Loir    (Iwar),    a   small    r.    Fr. 

Loire    (Iwar),    largest    r.    in    Fr. 

Lo'is,  Bih. 

loi'ter,    -er,    -ing,    -ing  ly. 

Lo'la  M6n'tSz  {or  -tez),  Countess 
of  Landsfeld. 

1611,   -ing,   -ing  ly,   161  lard. 


Lol'lard,  a  monastic  society,  -lard- 
ist,    -lard  ism,  -lard  y. 

161  ly  pop   or   -\\  pop. 

Lo  maz'zo  (16  mat'so).  It.  painter. 

Lom'bard  (16m'bard  or  l6h  bar'), 
It.  theol. 

L6m'bar  dy,  a  prov.  It.,  L.  popu- 
lar,   Lom'bard,    -bar'dic. 

16'm!  lo^mL 

Lon'don  (lun'dun),  c.  Eng.,  -er, 
-ese,    -ism,    -ize,    -ized,    -fzing. 

Lon'don -pride,  a  plant,  -rock  et, 
a  plant,  -tuft,  a  plant,  L.  paste, 
L.    smoke,    L.    sprat,    L.    white. 

lone,  -ly,  -li  er,  -U  ness,  lone'- 
ness,  lone'some,  -some  ly,  -some- 
ness. 

long,  lon'ger,  -gest,  longed 
(longd),  long'ing,  -ing  ly,  long'- 
beak,  a  bird,  -beard,  a  man, 
-bill,  a  bird,  -b6w,  -hand,  -horn, 
an  insect,  -neck,  a  duck,  -nose, 
a  fish,  -shanks,  a  bird;  a 
person,  -shore,  -shore  man, 
-spur,  a  bird,  -stop,  v.,  -tail, 
an  animal,  -tongue,  a  bird;  a 
person,    -worm. 

long'-arc,  a.,  -boat,  -brSathed, 
-de  scend^ed,  -drawn,  -eared, 
-ears,  a  donkey,  -faced,  -field, 
a  person,  -glass,  -head^ed, 
-horned,  -legs,  an  insect, 
-legged  {or  -leg^ged),  -lived, 
-moss,  -off,  -on,  -pur  pies, 
-range,  a.,  -rest,  in  music, 
-ruff  er,  -run,  -set  tied,  -short, 
-sight  ed,  -sight  ed  ness,  -slip,  a, 
person,  -spun,  -sta  pie,  a., 
-stitch,  -stop,  a  person,  -suffer- 
ance, -suffer  ing,  -tail,  a., 
-tailed,  -take,  -tongued,  -vis- 
aged,  -wall,  a.,  -waist  ed, 
-wind  ed. 

long'  coats,  1.  prim  er,  1.  shawl, 
1.   slide. 

Ion  gSv'i  ty   (-jev'-),    -ge'val. 

Lon  gi'nus    (-ji'-),    Gr.    philos. 

lon'gi  tude,   -tu'di  nal,   -nal  ly. 

Long  pe  ri  er'  (I6h''pa're  a'),  Fr. 
archaeol. 

Longue  ville'  (l6hg^vel'),  Fr. 
agitator. 

loo,    -mask,    -ta'ble. 


fate,    fat,   far,   fall,   fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,    met,   her,   ice,   In,    note, 


look 


389 


love  -lies  -ble  e  ding 


ld6k,  -er,  -ing,  -out,  Idbked,  look'- 

down,    a   fish,    look'er-on,    look'- 

ing'for,  -glass,  look'out-=bas  ket. 
lODm,     -ing,     loomed,     loom'=card, 

-comb,        =fig  ured,        -har  ness, 

-pic  ture,   -sheet  ing. 
loon,  -ing,   -y. 
loon'ghee   (loon'ge). 
loop,    -er,    -ing,    looped,    loop'hole, 

-light,    -work,    -worm. 
loop' -bolt,    -head,    -hold  er,    -test, 

-yoke,    loop'ing-snail,    -worm. 
Loos    (los),    t.    Fr. — (loos),    prov. 

Baluchistan. 
loose,    -ly,    -ness,    loosed,    loos'ing, 

-en  er,   loose'strife,   a  plant. 
loose' -b6d''ied,   -box,   -house,   -kir- 

tle,    -work,   loos'en  ing-bar. 
loot,    -ed,    -er,    -ing,    -y. 
lop,     -ping,     lopped,     lop'seed,     a 

plant,     -sidled,     -tail,     v.,     lop'- 

eared,         -wood,         lop'ping-ax, 

-shears. 
lope,   loped,    lop'er,    -ing. 
Lo'pez    (lo'pes),    Pres.    Para. 
16  qua'cious     (-shus),     -ly,     -ness, 

-quac'i  ty,    loq'ui  tur. 
lo'ranth. 
lord,    -ed,    -ing,    -less,    -like,    -ly, 

-li  ness,    -ship,    -wood,    a    tree. 
lord' -lieu  ten^ant,     -lieu  ten^an  cy, 

lords-and-la  dies,      a      plant;      a 

duck. 
lore. 

Lo're  lei    (lo'ra  liO,    Ger.    legend, 
lor  gnette'      (lorn  yet'),      lor'gnon 

(lorn'yon). 
16m. 
Los    An'ge  les    (16s    3,n'je  les    or 

-lez),    c.    Cal. 
lose    (looz),    los'ing,    -ing  ly,    -er, 

loss,   lost. 
lot. 

I6te,   -bush,    -fruit,    -tree. 
l6'tion. 
16t'ter  y. 
16t'to. 

16'tus,    -ber'ry,    -eat  er,    -tree. 
Lou  bet'  (loo'ba'),  Pres.  Fr. 
loud,  -ly,  -ness,  loud'-mouthed. 
lough  (16di). 
Lough  (luf),  Eng.  sculp. 
Lough  Neagh'  (lodi  na'),  1.  Ire. 


Lou'is,  Chr.  name,  Lou  is-Qua- 
torze  (loo'i-ka  torz'),  -Quinze 
(-k3,hz'),  -Seize  (-saz'),  -Treize 
(-traz'). 

lou'is  (loo'I)  or  lou'is  d'or  (lool 
dor^),   a  coin. 

lou  i  sette'  (loo  \  zet'). 

Lou  i  si  an'a  (loo  e^zl  an'a),  -an'- 
i  an. 

lou  i  sine'    (loo  i  zen'). 

Lou'is  ville  (loo'is  vil  or  loo'I-), 
t.    Ky.;    tp.    N.  Y.;    vil.    O. 

Lou'le    (Ido'la),    t.    Port. 

lounge,  lounged,  loun'ger,  -ging, 
loun'ging-room. 

loup    (loop),    a   mask;    to    leap. 

loupe    (loop),  a  mass  of  hot  iron. 

Lourdes    (loord),    t.    Fr. 

loure    (loor). 

Lou  ren'fo  Mar  ques'  (16  ren'so 
mar  kes'),    prov.    Afr. 

louse,  pi.  lice,  lous'y  (louz'-),  -i  ly, 
-i  ness,  louse'ber^ry,  a  tree,  -wort, 
louse' -bur,  -fly,  -herb,  lous'y- 
bill,  a  bird. 

lout,   -ish,    -ish  ly,    -ish  ness. 

lou  tre    (loo'tr). 

lou'trin   (loo'-). 

Lou  vain'    (loo^van'),    c.    Belg. 

lou'ver  (loo'-),  -vered,  lou'ver- 
board,    -win  dow. 

L'Ou  ver  ture'  (loo-'ver^tur'), 

Negro   patriot. 

Lou  viers'    (loo^vya'),    t.    Fr. 

lou'vre  (166'-),  a  palace;  a  dance. 

love  (luv),  -less,  -ly,  -H  ly,  -li- 
ness,  -ling,  -some,  -some  ly, 
lov'a  ble,  -ble  ness,  -bil'i  ty,  -er, 
-ing,  -ing  ly,  -ing  ness,  love'- 
flow  er,  a  plant,  -man,  -wor  thy. 

love'-af  fair,  -ap  pie,  -bird, 
-bro  ker,  -charm,  -child,  -dart, 
-fa  vor,  -feast,  -grass,  -knot, 
-let  ter,  -lock,  -lorn,  -lorn  ness, 
-mak^ing,  -match,  -par^ra  keet, 
-parrot,  -plant,  -po  tion,  -ribbon, 
-scene,  -set,  -shaft,  -sick,  -song, 
-spell,  -suit,  -tap,  -to  ken,  -tree, 
-trout,  -vine,  -worth,  lov'ing-cup, 
-kind'ness. 

love' -in -a -mist,  a  plant,  =in-a- 
puz  zle,  a  plant,  -in-i  die  ness, 
a  plant,    -lies-bleed  ing,  a   plant. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  {irn,  etude,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  boiimot,  thus,  Badi. 


low 


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luncheon-bar 


low,  -er,  -er  most,  -ness,  -ing, 
-ly,  -li  ly,  -li  ness,  low'land, 
Low'land  er. 

l6W'=boy,  =day,  «di  lu'tion  ist, 
=down,  a.,  =down  er,  'line, 
-lived,  -mind^ed,  =necked,  =pres- 
sure,  a.,  =spir  it  ed,  =stud  ded, 
•=warp,  a.,   =worni. 

I6w'er=case,  a. 

l6w'=Church,  =church'ism,  -church''- 
man,    =Ger^man. 

low'bell   (lou'-),   -ing,   -belled. 

Lo'we  (le've),  Ger.  composer; 
Ger.   trav.;    Ger.   singer. 

Lowe    (16),    Brit.    gen. 

Lo'wen  berg  (le'ven  berg),  t.  Prus. 

Lb'wen  thai  (le'ven  tal),  famous 
chess  player. 

low'er  (lou'-),  -ing,   -ing  ly,    -ered. 

Low  er  Al  sace'  (aFsas'),  prov. 
Ger. 

low'rie  (lou'-),  a  fox. 

low'ry   (lou'-),  a  car;   a  plant. 

lox'ic,  lox'o  d6nt. 

loy'al,  -ism,  -ist,  -ize,  -ized, 
-i'zing,    -al  ly,    -al  ness,    -al  ty. 

Loy  6'la,  Sp.  divine. 

Loy  son'    (lwa''z6n'),    Fr.    orator. 

16z'enge,  -enged,  -en  gy,  I6z'enge- 
coach,  =fret,  =goad,  -grav'er, 
-ma  chine,  -mold  ing,  -shaped, 
-spur,    -tool. 

Lo'zier    (-zher),    Amer.    physician. 

Lreux   (Iroo),   The   Round   Table. 

lu'au  (loo'ou). 

lub'ber,  -ly,  -li  ness,  -head,  a 
person,  -wort,  -cock,  -grass''- 
hop  per,    -hole,    -line. 

Liib'ke   (liip'ke)     Ger.   hist. 

lu'bra  (lot)'-). 

lu'brJ  cate,  -canted,  -casting,  -cap- 
tive, -ca''tor,  -cant,  -ca'tion, 
lu'bri  cous,  -bri  fac'tion,  -bric'- 
i  ty  (-bris'-),  lu'bri  casting-oil, 
lu'bri  cant-test'er. 

Lu'cas,  Eng.  painter. — (lii^ka'), 
Fr.   reformer. 

Luc'ca  (luk'ka  or  ld6k'a),  Ger. 
vocalist. — (look'ka),   c.   It. 

lu'cent,   -cu  lent,   -lent  ly. 

Lu  cerne',  Switz.,  lu'cern,  a  lamp; 
an  animal;  a  plant,  -cer'na,  -nal. 

lu'cid,    -ly,    -ness,    -cid'i  ty. 


Lu'ci  fer,  Astron.;  Bib.,  lu'ci  fer, 
a  match. 

lu  cim'e  ter. 

Lu'ci  us   (-shI-),   Bib. 

luck,  -less,  -less  ly,  -less  ness,  -y, 
-i  ly,    -i  ness. 

luck'-pen^ny,  luck'y-bag,  -hands, 
-min  nie,  -proach,  a  fish,   -stone. 

Luc'ke    (liik'ke),    Ger.    theol. 

Luck'now  (-nou),   Brit.  India. 

lu'cre,    -era  tive,    -tive  ly. 

Lu  cre'ti  us  (-shI  us),  Roman 
poet. 

lu'cu  brate,  -bra^ted,  -bra' ting, 
-bra'tor,   -to'ry,   -bra'tion. 

lu'di  crous,   -ly,   -ness. 

luff,  -ing,  luffed,  luff' -hook,  -tac- 
kle,   luf'fer-board,    -board'ing. 

Lufft    (looft),    Ger.   printer. 

lug,  -ging,  -ger,  lugged,  lug'bait, 
a  worm,  -worm,  -bolt,  -fore- 
sail,   -mark,    -perch,    -sail. 

liig'gage,    -sad  die,   -van. 

lu  gu'bri  ous,   -ly,   -ness,   -os'i  ty. 

Luke,  Bib.,  luke,  tepid,  luke'- 
warm,    -warm  ly,    -warm  ness. 

lull,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -er,  -a  by  (-bi), 
-by  ing   (-bi-),    -bied, 

lum,    -head. 

liim  ba'go,    -bag'i  nous    (-baj'-). 

liim'bar,    -bal. 

lum'ber,  -er,  -ly,  -ing,  -bered, 
lum'ber  man,  -car,  -dri  er,  -kiln, 
-meas  ure,  -port,  -room,  -wag- 
on,   -yard. 

lum'ber  dar. 

lum'brJ  cide,    -bri  c!ne. 

lu'mi  na  ry,  -na'rist,  -nant,  -nif- 
er  ous,  -nol'o  gist,  -nous,  -nous- 
ly,   -nous  ness,   -nos'i  ty. 

lump,  -ing,  -er,  -y,  -i  ness,  -ish, 
-ish  ly,  -ish  ness,  lumped,  lump'- 
fish,  -suck  er,  1.  su  gar,  lump'y- 
jaw. 

lu'na,  -nar,  -nar  ist,  -na'ri  an, 
-nate,  -na'ted,  -nate  ly,  -ni- 
form,  -nis  tice,  -ni  so'lar,  -ni- 
ti'dal,  -na'tion,  -na  tel'lus,  pi. 
-tel'li,   lu'na-moth,    -silk  worm. 

lu'na  cy,  -na  tic,  n.  and  a.,  lu'- 
noid. 

lunch,  -ing,  -eon  (-un),  lunched, 
lunch' -count  er,    lunch'eon-bar. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice,   In,    note, 


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391 


Maath 


Lu  nel'. 

lu  nette'. 

lung,  -less,  lunged  (lungd),  lung'- 

flow^er,    -wort. 
lung'-fish,   =grown,  -li  chen  (-ken), 

=moss,  =stron  gle,  =test  er,  »worm. 
lunge,   lunged,    lun'ging,    -ger. 
lu'nu  la,    pi.   -l(Ey    -nu  lar,    -nu  late, 

-la-'ted,    -nule,    -nu  let. 
Lu  per'cus.  Myth.,   Lu'per  cal  {or 

-per'-),    -ca'li  a,    -cd'li  an. 
lu'pine   {or  -pin), 
lup'pa. 
lurch,    -er,    -ing,    lurched,    lurch'- 

line. 
lure,   lured,    lur'er,    -ing. 
lu'rid,   -ly. 
lurk,    -er,    -ing,    lurked,    lurk'ing- 

place. 
lus'cious  (liish'us),   -ly,  -ness. 
lust,    -ed,    -er,    -ing,    -ful,    -ful  ly, 

-ful  ness,        -y,       -i  ly,        -i  ness, 

'breathed. 
lus'ter    or    -tre,     -tered    or    -tred, 

-ter  ing   or   -tring,    -ter  less,   lus'- 

ter-ware,    -wash. 
lus'trate,    -tra^ted,    -tra^ting,    -tral, 

-tri  cal,    -trous,    -trous  ly,    -trum, 

pi.   -trums   or   -tra,    -tra'tion. 
lu'sus    na  tu'rcB. 
lute,    lut'ed,    -ing,    lu'ta  nist,    lu'- 

tist,   lute'string. 
lu'te  ous,   -tose,    -tes'cent. 
Lu'ther  an,  -ism,   -ther  ism,   -ther- 

ist. 
Ltit'k^,   Russ.   trav. 
Lux  em  bourg'         (liiks^on^boor'), 

prov.    Belg.;    Fr.   marshal. 
Lux'Sm  burg,   grand   duchy. 
lux  u'ri  ance  (lug  zhoo'-  or  -zu'-), 

-an  cy,     -ri  ant,     -ant  ly,    -ri  ate, 


-a^ted,  -acting,  -a'tion,  -ri  ous, 
-ous  ly,  -ous  ness,  -u  ry  (luk'- 
shd6  ry). 

Lu  ynes'    (lii^en'),    Fr.    archaeol. 

Lu  zon'   (loo  zon'),   isl.  P.  I. 

Lye  a  6'ni  a  (lik-).  Bib. 

ly  ce'um   (1I-),   ly'cee'   (le'sa'). 

Ly'ci  a  (Hsh'i  a),  Bih. 

Lyc'i  das    (Us'-),    Virgil. 

lydd'ite  (Ud'it). 

lye   (h),   lyed. 

ly'ing,  being  prostrate;  falsifying, 
ly'ing=down,    -in,    1.    to.      See  lie. 

lymph,  "-y,    lym  phat'ic. 

lymph' -cell,  -chan  nel,  -cor^pus- 
cle,  -heart,  -sac,  -si^nus,  -space, 
-ves  sel. 

lynch,  -ing,  -er,  lynched,  lynch'- 
law. 

Ijrnx,  lyn  ce'an,  lynx'-eyed. 

Ly  on  nais'  (le'on'na'),  prov.  Fr., 
ly  on  naise'    (le'o^naz'),    cookery. 

Ly'ons  (li'-),  c,  Fr.,  -on  nese' 
(-nes'  or  -nez'). 

lyre  (lir),  ly'rate  (li'-),  -rate  ly,  -ran- 
ted, -ra  wise,  lyr'ist  (lir'-), 
lyre'man,  an  insect,  -tail,  a 
bird,  -bat,  -bird,  -pheas  ant, 
-tailed,    -tur  tie. 

lyr'ic  (lir'-),  -ic  al,  -i  chord, 
-i  cism,    -i  cist. 

Lys   (les),   r,    Fr. 

Ly  san'der,   Spartan   gen, 

Ly  sa'ni  as   (li-).   Bib. 

Ly'si  as   (lish'i  as  or  lis'-),   Bih. 

Lys'i  as    (lis'-),    Athenian    orator, 

Ly  sim'a  chus  (li  sim'a  kus),  Gr. 
gen.;    Bih. 

ly  sim'e  ter  (li-). 

ly'sin. 

lys'sic. 


M 


M   pa  per,    M    roof,    M    teeth. 

maar    (mar),    pi.    maa're    (ma're) 

ma,   ma'am    (mam). 

or  maars   (marz). 

Ma'acah,  Bih. 

Ma^a  se'iah.  Bib. 

Maad  (mad),  t.  Hung. 

Ma  as'J  ai.  Bib. 

Maid'ai    {or   ma'a  da),    Bih. 

Ma'a  si'as.  Bib. 

Maa'i  {or  ma'a),  Bih. 

Ma'ath,    Bih. 

not,  nor,  use,  up,  tarn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  BaCli. 


Mabdai 


392 


madderwort 


M&b'dai    {or   -dai),    Bib. 

ma  cd'co   {or   -ca'-),    -worm. 

mac  ad'am  ize,       -ized,       -i^zing, 

-1  za'tion. 
ma'can. 

Ma  ca'6,  t.  China. 
mac^a  ro'nJ,     pi.     -nis     or     -nies 

(-niz),    -ro'ni  an,    -ron'ic. 
mac  a  roDn'. 
Ma  cas'sar  oil. 
ma  casse'   (-kas')- 
Ma  cau'lay  (-kaw'ly),   Eng.  hist. 
ma  caw',    =bush,    =palm,    =tree. 
Mac'ca  bees,   -ca  be'an. 
Mac  Cheyne'    (mak  shan'),     Scot. 

divine. 
mac'co. 
mace,  ma'cer,  mace'^ale,   -bear  er, 

=cup^    =reed,   Mace  Mon'day. 
Mac  e  do'ni  a       (mas-),       -ni  an, 

-an  ism. 
mac'er  ate   (mas'-),   -a 'ted,    -a''ter, 

-acting,    -a'tion. 
Mac  Geoghe'gan       (mak  ge'gin), 

Irish   hist. 
Mach'ba  nai  (mak'-),  Bib. 
M^ch'benah    {or   -be'-).    Bib. 
ma  che'te   (ma  cha'ta). 
Ma  che'tes        (-ke'tez),        Ornith. 

genus. 
Ma'chi   (-ki),   Bib. 
Ma  chi'as   (-chi'-),   t.   Me. 
Mach'i  a  vel'li   (mak'e  a  vel'le)   or 

Mac^chi-,    Florentine    statesman, 

-vel'li  an   or   -vel'ian,    -an  ism. 
mach'i  nate       (mak'-),       -na'ted, 

-na^tor,    -na^ting,    -na'tion. 
ma  chine'        (-shen'),        -chined', 

-chin'ing,      -chin'er  y,      -chin'ist, 

-chin'ize,    -ized,    -i^zing. 
ma  chine'=bolt,        -boy,       »head, 

=made,    -man,    -mind''er,    -ov  en, 

-shop,    -twist,    -work. 
ma  chine'     gun,     m.     rul  er,     m. 

tool. 
Ma'chir  ites   (-ker-),    Bib. 
Mach'na  de'bai    {or    -nad'-).    Bib. 
Mach  pe'lah.   Bib. 
ma  ci'gno   (ma  che'nyo). 
Mac  kay'  (mak  ki'  or  -ka'),   Scot. 

poet. 
mack'er  el,    -ing   or    -Hng,    -er   or 

-ler. 


mack'er  el-bait. 


=boat, 


=bob, 

-cock,  -gaff,  -guide,  -gull,  -latch, 
-midge,  -mint,  -pike,  -plow, 
-scad,  -scales,  -scout,  -shark, 
m.  sky. 

Mack'i  nac  (-i  naw),  strait  and 
CO.    Mich. 

Mack'i  naw,  r.  111.,  M.  blan^ket, 
M.    boat,    M.    trout. 

Mack'in  tosh,  Brit,  statesman, 
mack'in  tosh,  a  garment;  rub- 
ber   cloth. 

mac'kle  (-kl),  a  blemish  in  print- 
ing,   -kled    (-kid),    -khng. 

mac'le    (mak'l),    Mineral.;    Her. 

Mac  Lean'  (mak  Ian'),  Amer. 
jurist. 

Mac  leod'  (mak  loud'),  Henry 
Dunning,  Scot,  polit.  writer, — 
Norman,    Scot,    divine. 

Mac  Ma  hon'  (mak'  ma'oh'),  Pres. 
Fr.   Rep. 

Ma  comb'  (-koom'  or  -kom'), 
Amer.    gen. 

Ma'con,  co.  Ala.;  co.  Ga.;  co. 
111.;  CO.  N.  Mex.;  co.  N.  C; 
CO.    Tenn.;    c.    Ga.;    t.    Miss. 

Ma  con'    (ma'koh'),    t.   Fr. 

Mac  rea'dy  (mak  re'dy),  Eng. 
trag. 

mac  ro  coc'cus    (-k6k'-),    pi.    -coc  cl. 

mac'ro  cosm    (-kozm),    -cos'mic. 

ma  crom'e  ter. 

mac'ron   {or  ma'kron). 

mac'ro  pod,  -po'di  an,  ma  crop'o- 
dal,    -o  dous. 

mac'ro  sc6p'ic,   -ic  al,   -al  ly. 

mac'u  la,  pi.  -Ice,  -lar,  -late,  -las- 
ted, -lasting,  -la  to'ry,  -lose, 
-lous,    -la'tion. 

mad,  -der,  -dest,  -den  (-dn), 
-dened,  -den  ing,  -ding,  -ding  ly, 
-ly,    -ness. 

mad'brain,  -cap,  -house,  -man, 
-nep,  -pash,  -stone,  -weed,  -wort, 
-ap'ple,    -brained,    -doc'tor. 

Mad'a  i   {or   ma'dai),   Bib. 

mad'am,  pi.  mad'ams  or  mes'- 
dames   (mez'damz). 

ma' dame' ,  pi.  mes  damns'  (ma'- 
dam'). 

mid'der,  a  plant,  -dered,  -der- 
ing,   mad'der  wort. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,   fast,   sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice,   in,    note, 


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ma.d'der=bloom,  =print,  m.  brown, 

m.    car  mine,    m.    red. 
Ma  dei'ra     (ma  da'ra     or     -de'-), 

isl.;    a    wine,    -dei'ran.    Ma  dei'- 
ra-nut,    =vine,     =wood,    M.    ma- 

hog'a  ny. 
mid'el-pa  roD'wa. 
md'dem  oi'selle'    (-wo  zel'    or    mad- 

mwo  zel'),    pi.    mes  de  moi  selleSj 

(mad  mwo  zel'). 
madge. 

Ma'di  an,  Bib. 
mad  is  te'ri  um,   pi.    -ri  a. 
ma  d6n'na,      madam;        the  Ma- 

don'na,   the  Virgin  Mary. 
mdd'o  qua. 

Ma  dras',  c.  Brit.  India,  M.  ging- 
ham,   M.    hemp,    M.    lace,    M. 

work,   ma  dras',   a  handkerchief. 
ma  dras'a,  or  Ma  dras'a. 
mad're  gal,   a   fish. 
mSd're  pore,   a   coral,    -por'ic. 
Ma  drid',     prov.     Sp. — (m3,d'rid), 

tp.  N.  Y. 
ma.d'ri  gal,     a     song,      -ga  let'to, 

-ga'li  an. 
mael'strom  (mal'strum  or  mal'-). 
Ma  e'lus.   Bib. 
ma' mad   (me'-). 
Maes'triCht   (mas'-),   t.  Neth. 
md  es'tro,    -es  to' so    (-"^o). 
Md'fi  a  or  Mdf'ji  a,   -}i  o'so. 
Ma^ga  gua  da  vie'   (-gwa  da  vek'), 

r.    Can. 
Ma  gal  la'nes  (ma  ga  ya'nez), 

Chile. 
mSg  a  zine'         (-zen'),         =dress, 

-screen,    m.    bat  ter  y,    m.    gun, 

m.    ri  fie,    m.    stove. 
m.ag'da  16n   or    -lene,    a   reformed 

woman,    MagMa  le'ne    (or   mag'- 

da   lene),   Mary,   Bib. 
Mag'de  burg  (-bdorg),  Prus. 
Magel'lan   (-jel'-).   Port.   nav. 
Ma  gen  die'      (ma^zhohMe'),      Fr. 

physiol. 
ma  gen'ta  (-jen'ta). 
magged. 

Mag'gi   (mad'je).   It.   poet. 
mag  gio  re  (mad  jo'ra). 
mag'got,    -y,    -i  ness,    -ish,    mag'- 

got=eat^er,    =snipe. 
Md'gi,    -gl  an,    -an  ism. 


mag'ic,      -al,      -al  ly,     ma  gi'cian 

(-jlsh'an). 
Ma  gid'do,    Bib. 
Ma  gio'ne    (ma  jo'na),    t.    It. 
mag'is  te'ri  al,   -ly,   -ness,   -al'i  ty, 

-ri  um,    pi.    -ri  a. 
mag  is  trand'. 
mag'is  trate,       -is  tral,       -tral  ly, 

-tral'i  ty,    -is  trat'ic,    -ic  al. 
Mag'na    Char' la    (kar'ta). 
Mag  nan'  (man''y6h'),  Fr.  marshal. 
mag  nan'i  mous,     -ly,     -na  nim'i- 

ty- 

mag'nate. 

Mag  ne'si  a  (-shI  a),  an  ancient 
city,    -si  an. 

mag  ne'si  'a  (-shi  a  or  -sha  or 
-zhi  a),  -ne'sian  (-shan),  -si  um 
(-shi  um),  mag  ne'si  um-lamp, 
-light. 

mag'net,  -net'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly, 
-al  ness,  -ics,  -ne  ti'cian,  -ne- 
tine,   -net  ism,   -net  ist. 

mag'net  ize,  -ized,  -i'zing,  -i^zer, 
-i  zee',    -iz'a  ble,    -a  bil'i  ty. 

mag'net  o=bell,  -e  lec^tric,  -e  lec- 
tric^i  ty,  =ma  chine',  -print^er, 
-teFe  graph,  -tel  e  phone,  -trans- 
mit ter. 

mag  net'o  gram,  -o  graph,  -ol'- 
o  gy»  "On^  ^  ter,  -om  e  try, 
-o  met'ric,  -o  mo'tive,  -net'o- 
phone,  -net'o  scope,  -o  ther'a  py. 

mag  nif  i  cent,  -ly,  -i  cence,  -nif'ic, 
-ic  al,  -al  ly,  Mag  nif'i  cat. 

mag'ni  fy,  -ing,  -fied,  -fi  er,  -fi- 
a  ble,  -fi  ca'tion,  mag'ni  fy'ing- 
glass,    =lens. 

mag  nil'o  quent,   -ly,   -quence. 

mag'ni  tude. 

Mag  no'H  a,  Bol.  genus,  mag  no'- 
li  a,    a    plant. 

mag'num,  a  wine  bottle;  a  bone, 
'bo'num,    a   large   barrel =pen. 

m&g'ot,  an  ape;  a  Chinese  figure. 

mag'pie,  -div  er,  -finch,  -ma'ki, 
-moth,    -rob  in,    -shrike. 

ma  gud'rt    {or    -gwa  re'). 

ma  guey'   (-gwa'). 

Ma'gus,  pi.   -gi  (-jl). 

Mig'yar  {or  ma  jar'  or  mod'- 
yor'  or  m3.d'yar),  a  race;  a  lan- 
guage. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  iip,  Am,  etiide,  food,  fd5t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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malapropos 


Mag'yar   (m6d'yor),   Hung.   trav. 

Ma  ha  de'va  (-da'va). 

Ma  ha'lah   (or  ma'-),   Bib. 

Ma  ha'la  le^el  {or  ma  hal'a  leel), 
Bib. 

Maha'lefil,  Bib. 

Ma'ha  noy,   t.   Pa. 

Ma  har'a  i     (or    ma'ha  rai),     Bib. 

Ma'hd  rd'jd   or   -jah. 

md  hat' ma. 

Mah'di  (-de),  -di  an,  -dism  or 
-di  ism,    -dist. 

Mah'lites,  Bib. 

Mah'lon,  Bib. — (ma'lon),  a  man's 
name. 

mahl'stJck  or  maul'-. 

Mah  mud'  (ma  mood'),  SuUan  of 
Turk. 

ma'hoe. 

ma  hog'a  ny,  -a  nize,  -nized,  -ni'- 
zing. 

ma  hog'a  ny -birch,  -brown,  -col- 
or,  -gum,    -snap'per,   »tree. 

Ma  hom'ed  or  -at.  See  Moham- 
med. 

ma  hone'. 

Ma  ho'pac,  v.  N.  Y. 

ma  hout'   {or   -hoot'). 

Mai  in'e  ^s    {or   -a'ne  as),    Bib. 

maid,  -hood,  -pale,  -of -the - 
mead  ow,  a  plant,  m.  child,  m. 
serv  ant. 

mai'dan   (mi'-). 

maid'en,  -head,  -hood,  -ly,  -U  ness, 
-like,  -meek,  a.,  -nut,  -pink, 
-plum,  -skate,  -tongued,  maid'- 
en's-blush,    -hon  es  ty. 

maid'en  hair,  a  fern;  -hair-grass, 
-tree,  mai'den  name,  m.  race,  m. 
speech. 

mail,    -ing,    -er,    -a  ble,    mailed. 

mair=bag,  -box,  -car,  -cir  ri  er, 
-cart,  -catch  er,  -cheeked,  -clad, 
-coach,  -coif,  -guard,  -hood, 
-hose,  -mas  ter,  -mat  ter,  -net, 
-pouch,  -quilt,  -route  (-root), 
-sack,  -shell,  -stage,  -train,  mail'- 
ing-ma  chine',   -ta'ble. 

maim,  -ing,  -ed  ly,  -ed  ness, 
maimed. 

main,  -ly,  -land,  -mast,  -m3,st'- 
man,  -roy  al,  -roy'al  mast,  -sail, 
-spring,     -stay,     -stay'sail,     -top, 


-top  gal'lant  mast',        -top'mast', 

-top'saiK. 
main'-beam,        -boom,        -brace, 

-chocks,    -cou  pie,   -hatch,    -hold, 

-link,      -pend'ant,      -pin,      -post, 

-rig  ging,    -sheet,    -tack,    -wales, 

-yard,    main' top'saiF -yard'. 
main  tain',  -ing,  -er,  -or  [in  law], 

-a  ble,    -tained',   -te  nance. 
Main  te  non'     (mint  n6fi'),     wife 

of  Louis  XiV. 
Mainz       (mints)       or      May'ence' 

(ma'ySns'),    c.    Ger. 
Mai  son  neuve'   (ma  z6  nev'),    Fr. 

surgeon. 
Mais  tre     (ma  tr).    It.    statesman; 

Fr.    novelist. 
mais'tri   (mas'tre). 
mai'tre  (ma'tr),   -trise'  (-trez'). 
Mai'va   (mi'-),   t.   It. 
maize,  -bird,  -eat  er,  a  bird,   -oil, 

-smut,    -thief,   a  bird. 
ma  ja'    (ma  ha'). 
ma  jfis'tic,    -al  ly,    -al  ness,    mij'- 

es  ty. 
ma'joe-bit'ter. 
ma  j61'i  ca. 
ma'jor,  -do'mo,  -jor  ship,   -j6r'i  ty, 

ma'jor-gen'er  al,     -gen'er  al  ship. 
ma' jo  ra'no   (-yo-). 
Ma  jo'ri  (ma  yo're),  t.  It. 
Ma'jor  ism,   -ist,   -is'tic. 
Maj'sa   (mi'sh6),   vil.   Hung, 
ma  ka  to', 
make,     made,     mak'er,     mak'ing, 

make'bate,    a    person;    a    plant, 

-game,   a  person,   -shirt,   -weight. 
make' -be  lieve,     -hawk,     -read  y, 

n.,     -up,     mak'er=up,     mak'ing- 

felt,     -i  ron,     -off,     -up,     make- 

and -break. 
mdk'wd. 
Mai'a  bar',   dist.    India,    M.    cat'- 

mint,    M.    night'shade,    M.    nut, 

M.    plum,    M.    rose. 
MM'achi  (-ki).  Bib. 
m&l'a  chite   (-kit),   -green. 
mal  a  droit',    -ly,    -ness. 
mil'a  dy. 
md'la    ji'de. 
md  Id  fu'   (-fob'). 
mai'a  pert,    -ly,    -ness. 
mil  a'pro  pos'  (-po'  or  -ap'ropd'). 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    mSt,    her,    ice,   in,    n5te, 


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manacling 


mi  la'rJ  a,    -ri  al,    -al  ist,    -ri  ous. 

mai'ax  age,  -ax  ate,  -a^ted,  -ac- 
ting,   -a''tor,    -a'tion. 

Ma  lay',  -si  an,  -lay'an.  Ma  lay^o- 
Pap'u  an,   -PoFy  ne'sian  (-shan). 

Marchi  shu'a  (-ki-  or  -kish'u  a), 
Bih. 

mal'con  tent,  -ed,  -tent'ed  ly, 
-ed  ness,   -tent'ly,    -tent'ment. 

mal  de  mer  (mar). 

male,    =fern,    -spir^it  ed. 

Ma  le  borge  (ma  la  bol'ja),  Dante, 
Inferno. 

Male  branche'  (maFbronsh'),  Fr. 
philos. 

mil  e  dic'tion,  -dic'to  ry. 

mal'e  fac'tor  {or  mal'-),  -fac'tion. 

ma  lef  i  cent,    -i  cence. 

Ma  le'le  el   {or  mal'e  leel),   Bih. 

male'tolt  or  -tote. 

ma  lev'o  lent,    -ly,    -o  lence. 

mal  fea'sance  (-zans). 

mal  formed',   -for  ma'tion. 

mal'Jce,  ma  li'cious  (-lish'us),  -ly, 
-ness. 

ma  lign'  (-lin'),  -ing,  -er,  -ligned', 
-lig'nant,  -nant  ly,  -nance,  -nan- 
cy,  -ni  ty. 

ma  lin'ger,  -gered,  -ger  er,  -ger  y. 

mal'kin   (maw'kin  or  mal'-). 

mall,    a    hammer;    a    game. 

mall  (mai  or  mel),  a  public  walk; 
a  street. 

mdU,  a  court  of  justice;  a  place 
of    meeting. 

mai'lard. 

mai'le  a  ble,  -ness,  -bil'i  ty,  -le  ate, 
-a''ted,    -a''ting,    -a'tion. 

mil'let,   -flow'er. 

m&l'low,    -wort,    =rose. 

malm   (mam),    -y,   malm'stone. 

Mal^mai^son'  (mal  ma^zon'),  cha- 
teau  Fr. 

Malmes'bur  y  (mamz'ber  y),  Eng. 
statesman. 

malm'sey   (mam'zy). 

mal  6'dor,   -ous,   -ous  ness. 

mal  prac'tJce,  -ti'tion  er  (-tlsh'- 
un  er). 

malt,  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  -ster,  -y, 
malt'man,    -mas  ter. 

malt'=barn,  =dri  er,  =dust,  =ex^- 
tract,  -floor,  -horse,  -house,  -kiln, 


-mad,  -mill,  -rake,  -screen,  -sur'- 
ro  gate,    -turn  er,   m.  tea. 

Mal  tese'  (-tes'  or  -tez'),  M. 
cross. 

Mal  thu'si  an   {or  -zhan),   -ism. 

m&l  treat',    -ment. 

Mai'vern,  t.  Ark. — (maw'vern),  t. 
Eng. 

mil  ver  sa'tion. 

Mal  vo'U  o,  Shaks.  Twelfth  Night. 

ma  ma  or  mam  ma  (ma  ma'  or 
ma'ma). 

Ma  ma'ias   (-yas),   Bih. 

Mam  bri'no  (-bre'-),  Cervantes. 

mam  hri'no    (-bre'-). 

mdm'e  lH'co. 

ma.m'e  luke. 

Ma  mi  a'ni  (-me  a'ne),  It.  philos. 

ma.m'mal,  -ma'li  an,  -mal'o  gy, 
-o  gist,   -ma  log'ic  al. 

mam  mee',  a  tree,  -ap  pie,  -sa- 
po'ta. 

mam  mil'la,  pi.  -Ice,  mam'mil  lar, 
-la  ry,    -la'' ted,    -la'tion. 

M^m'mon,  a  personification  of 
wealth,  mam'mon,  material 
wealth,  mS-m'mon  ish,  -ism,  -ist, 
-ite,  -ize,  -ized,  -i^zing,  -i  za'- 
tion. 

ma.m'moth. 

mim'my,  mother;  a  colored 
nurse. 

Ma  mo  re'   (-ra'),   r.   Bolivia. 

ma  moul'    (-mdol'). 

Mim're,  Bih. 

man,  pi.  men,  man'ful,  -ful  ly, 
-ful  ness,  -less,  -like,  -ly,  -li  ly, 
-li  ness,  -nish,  -nish  ly,  -nish- 
ness,  -ning,  manned,  man'han''- 
dle,  -hole,  -jack,  a  tree,  -kind, 
-root,  a  plant,  -slaugh^ter,  -slay- 
er,  -steal  er,   -way,   -wor^thy. 

man' -ape,  -bound,  -car,  -eat  er, 
-en^gine,  -fun'gus,  -hatter, 
-made,  -or  chis  (-kis),  -pleas^er, 
-pow  er,  -rope,  -sty,  -trap, 
-wor  ship. 

man'  child,  m.  miFli  ner,  m. 
serv'ant,  man-at-arms,  man-of- 
the-earth,  a  plant,  man-of-war, 
man'-of-war's'-man. 

ma'na. 

man'a  cle,  -a  cled,  -a  cling. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  firn,  etiide,  food,  fd&t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  BaCh. 


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396 


Mantegna 


ma  na'da. 

M^n'a  6n    {or    ma  na'en),    Bib. 

man'age,    -a  ble,     -ble  ness,     -bly, 

-biri  ty,    -ment,    -a  ging,    -a  ger, 

-ger  ship,    -aged,    -a  ge'ri  al. 
Min'a  hath    {or   ma  na'-),    Bib. 
Ma  na'heth  ites,  Bib. 
m^n  a  tee'. 

man  can' do    (man  can'do). 
man  chette'   (-shet')- 
Man  chu'    or    -chdo',    a    race    of 

people;    a    language,    pi,    Man- 

chus',  the  people  of  Manchuria. 
man  chu'   (-choo'),   a  boat. 
man  da'mus,    -ing,    -mused. 
ma.n^da  rin'     (-ren'     or     man'da- 

rin),  a  Chinese  ofhcial;  a  duck; 

a  dye;   a  fruit,   -rin  ate,   -rin  ism. 

Man  da  rin,  the  official  language 

of   China. 
man'date,        -da  to^ry,        -da'tor, 

man'date=bread. 
min'di  ble,        -dib'u  lar,        -la  ry, 

-late,    -la  ted. 
man'do  lin  or  -line,   -ist. 
man'drake. 
man'drel,    a    bar    or    spindle;    a 

rod;   a   miner's   pick. 
man'drel'Col  lar,    -frame,    -lathe, 

-nose,   -screw. 
man'drill,   a   baboon. 
man'du  cate,       -canted,       -ca  ble, 

-ca''ting,    -ca  to^ry,    -ca'tion. 
mane,   -less,  maned,   mane'-comb, 

-sheet. 
ma  nege'  (ma  nazh'). 
md'neh   {or  mS,n'e). 
md'nes   (-nez). 
Man'e  tho,   Egypt  hist. 
ma  neu'ver    (-nu'-)     or    -noeu'vre 

(-noo'ver),     ma  neu'vered,     -ver- 

er,    -ver  ing. 
man^ga  nese'  (-nes'  or  -nez'),  -ne'- 

si  an,   -ne'sious   (-shus),    man  ga- 

net'ic,   man^ga  nese' -glaze. 
mange,  man'gy,   -gi  ness,  mange' - 

in^sect,       -mite. 
man'gel,   -wur^zel. 
man'ger,   -board. 
man'gle,       -gled,       -gler,       -gling, 

man'gle-bark,    -rack,    -wheel. 
man'go,     -bird,     -fish,     -hum  mer, 

-tree. 


man'grove,  -bark,  -cuck''oo,  -hen, 

-snap  per,  a  fish. 
Man'gy  ans  (-gi-). 
man'hole,  -cov  er,  -pa  per,  -writ^- 

er. 
md'ni   (-ne). 

ma'ni  a,  -ni  ac,   -ni'a  cal,   -cal  ly. 
m^n'i  cure,   -cured,    -curbing. 
man'i  fest,    -ed,    -er,    -ing,    -a  ble 

or   -i  ble,    -ly,    -ness,    -fes  ta'tion, 

-fes'to. 
mdn'i  fold,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -ly,  -ness, 

-i  form. 
m3.n'i  kin. 
Ma  nJl'a,  c.  P.  I.;  a  cheroot,  M. 

co^pal,     M.    hemp,     M.     pa  per, 

M.    rope. 
ma  nil'la,  a  ring;  a  coin;  a  game. 
ma  nille'  (-ml'  or  -nel'),  a  bracelet. 
ma  nille'   (-nel'),    highest   card   in 

the    game    of   omber. 
m3.n'i  nose   (-noz). 
m&n'i  oc   {or  ma'-),   a  plant,   -oc'- 

ca. 
ma  nip'u  late,      -la'' ted,      -lasting, 

-la  tive,      -la''tor,      -to^ry,      -lar, 

-la'tion. 
Man  is  tee',   co.   Mich, 
m^n'i  to  or  -tou  (-too). 
Man^i  to  ba',  prov.  Can. 
MSn''i  tou'lin    (-too'-),    isls.    Lake 

Huron. 
man'jack. 
man^kind'. 
Manks.     See  Manx. 
m3.n'na,    man  nif'er  ous,    man'na- 

ash,  -croup,  -grass,  -gum  tree,  -li'- 

chen  (-ken),   -seeds. 
m^n'ner,     -ism,     -ist,     -less,     -ly, 

-li  ness,    -nered. 
Ma  no'ah,  Bib.  ' 
ma  noeu'vre.      See  maneuver. 
ma  nom'e  ter,  man  o  met'ric,  -ric- 

al. 
m3.n'or,        ma  no'ri  al,        man'or- 

house,    -seat. 
Man' sard  roof  or  man'sard  roof, 
manse. 

man'sion,   -house. 
Man  te  gaz'za  (man'ta  gat'sa),  It. 

schol. 
Man  te'gna       (man  tan'ya),       It. 

painter. 


fate,   fat,    far,    fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,    mete,   met,   her,   ice,   In,    note, 


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397 


Marie  Antoinette 


mSxi'tel      (-tl),      -board,      -piece, 

-tree,    =clock,    «set,    »shelf. 
man'tel  et,   -tel  let'ta. 
Man'teuf  fel        (-toi  fel),        Prus. 

field 'marshal. 
man  til'la. 
man'tle,   -tied,   -tier,   -tling,   man'- 

tle=an  i  mal,    =breath^ing,    =cell. 
man'tu  a,  a  cloak,   =mak^er. 
Man'tu  a,    t.    It.,    -tu  an. 
Ma'nu  (-noo  or  -nu),  Myth. 
m&n'u  al,    -ly,    -al'i  ter,    man'u  al= 

key. 
man^u  fac'ture,      -tured,      -tur  er, 

-tur  ing,   -tur  al,   -to  ry. 
man  u  mit',      -ted,      -ter,      -ting, 

-mis'sion. 
man'u  mo^tor   {or  -mo'-). 
ma  nure',    -nured',    -nur'er,    -nur'- 

ing,    -nur'a  ble,    -nu'ri  al,    -al  ly, 

ma  nure'=dis  trib''u  ter,  'drag, 

-drill,      =fork,      -hook,      -load^er, 

-spread  er. 
man'u  script. 
Manx,      -man,      -worn  an,      Manx 

cat,   M.   puf  fin. 
ma'ny      (men'y),      -plies,       -root, 

-wise,  -fold  ed,   -head'ed,   -mind'- 

ed,   -sId  ed,  -sidled  ness. 
man  za  nil'la. 
Man  za  nil'lo       (-tha  nel'yo),       t. 

Cuba. 
man  za  ni'ta   (-ne'-). 
Man  zo'ni    (-ne).    It.   writer. 
Ma'6  ri,     a   people;     a    language; 

-land,   -land  er,    -head,   -hen,   M. 

chief. 
map,  -per  y,  -ping,  -pist,  mapped, 

map' -draw  ing,   -hold  er,   -li  chen 

(-ken),      -measur  er,     -mount  er, 

-pro  jec^tion,   -stud  y,   -tur  tie. 
ma'ple,     -border,     -cup,     -dis  ease, 

-hon  ey,       -mo  las  ses,       -su  gar, 

-syr  up,    -tree. 
ma  qua  hui'tl    (-we'tl). 
Ma  quo'ke  ta   (-ko'-),   c.   la. 
mar,    -ring,    marred. 
Md'ra,  Hindu  myth.;  Norse  myth. 

Ma'ra,  Bib. 
md'ra,  an  animal. 
mir'a  bou       (-boo''       or      -boo'), 

-feath^ers,    -stork. 
Mir'a  bout   (-boot). 


Ma  ra  cai'bo  (-kl'-),  c.  Venez., 
M.    bark. 

ma'rah,  bitter  water.  Ma'rah, 
Bib. 

ma  rai'    (-ri'). 

mar'a  nith'a.     Mar'a  nath'a.  Bib. 

ma  ras'mus  (-raz'-),  -ras'mic 
(-raz'-). 

Ma  rat'  (ma''ra'),  Fr.  revolutionist. 

ma  raud',    -ed,    -er,    -ing. 

mar'ble,  -bled,  -bier,  -bling,  -bly, 
-ble  ize,  -ized,  -fzing,  mar'ble- 
head,    a   bird,    -wood,    a   tree. 

mar'ble -brgasted,  -constant,  -cut- 
ter, -fish,  -hand  saw,  -paste,  -pol- 
ish er,  -rub  ber,  -saw,  -scour  er, 
-thrush,    -work  er,    m.    silk. 

marc    (mark). 

mar  cdn'do,    -cd'to. 

march,  -er,  -ing,  marched,  march'- 
land,  -man,  -line,  -move  ment, 
-time,    -trea  son,    -ward. 

March,    a    month,    -mad. 

mar  che'sa  (-ka'za),  pi.  -che'se 
(-ka'za). 

mar'cid,  -cid'i  ty. 

Mar  co'ni,  It.  inventor.  M.  sys'- 
tem,  mar  co'ni  gram. 

Mar'di    gras    (mar'de    grii). 

mare,    mare's-tail,    mare's    nest. 

Ma  re  chal'  (ma''ra''shal'),  Fr. 
painter. 

md're    dau'sum. 

Mar'ga  ret,  Chr.  name,  mar'ga- 
ret,    a   bird. 

mar'ga  rin,   -gar'ic. 

mar'gin,  -al,  -al  ly,  -ate,  -a^ted, 
-gin  ing,  -gined,  mar'gin-draft, 
-line,     -tailed. 

mar'grave,  -gra  vate,  -gra'vl  ate, 
-gra  vine    (-ven). 

mar'gue  rite    (-ge  ret),    a   flower. 

Ma  ri'a  de'  Me'di  ci  (ma  re'a 
da  ma'de  che)  or  Ma  rie'  de 
Me  di  cis'  (ma  re'  de  ma  de- 
ses'),    wife   of  Henry   IV. 

Ma'rJ  an,  pertaining  to  Caius 
Marius;  pertaining  to  the  Virgin 
Mary,  -an  ism,  Mar'i  on,  Fr. 
form  of  Mary,   mar'i  an,   a  fish. 

Ma  rie'  An  toi  nette'  (ma'' re' 
ofi'twa^net'),  wife  of  Louis 
XVI. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  <irn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Bacrh. 


marigold 


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Martinez  Campos 


mir'i  gold,  -finch,  m.  winMow. 

m^r'i  graph,   -graph'ic. 

ma  rine'  (-ren'),  mar'i  ner,  mar'- 
i  time. 

Ma  ri'ni  (ma  re'ne),  It.  poet,  -ri'- 
nism,  -ri'nist,  a  follower  of  Ma- 
rini,  mar  insist  (-en'-),  a  believer 
in  certain  marine  forces. 

Ma'ri  o  (-re  6),  It.  singer. 

mar^J  6  nette'. 

MSiT^i  po'sa,  riv.  and  co.  Cal.,  M. 
HI  y,   mar^i  po'sa,  a  fish,   -po'site. 

Mir'i  sa,   Bib. 

mir'i  tal. 

Ma'rl  us,  Roman  gen. 

mar' jo  ram. 

mark,  -er,  -ing,  -ed  ly,  marked, 
mark'mote,  -wor  thy,  marks'- 
man,  marks'man  ship,  marks'- 
wom  an. 

mark' -boot,  -tooth,  mark'ing- 
cur^rent,  "gage,  =ink,  -i  ron,  -ma- 
chine,  -nut,   -plow. 

mar'ket,  -a  ble,  -ble  ness,  -bil'i  ty, 
-er,    -ing,    mar'ket  man. 

mar'ket -bas  ket,  -bell,  -court, 
-cross,  -day,  -fish,  -gar  den, 
-gar^den  er,  -hours,  -house, 
-Jew,  a  bird,  -lead,  -maid, 
-mas  ter,  -place,  -pot,  -town, 
-wag  on,    -worn  an. 

marl,  a  soil,  marl'ing,  -ite,  -y, 
marled,  mar  la'ceous,  -lit'ic, 
marl'stone,  marl' -grass,  -pit, 
-slate,    m.    brick,    m.    stock. 

marl,  v.,  to  wind,  as  a  rope,  -ing, 
marled,    marl'ing-hitch. 

marl,  «.,   a  fiber  of  feathers. 

marl'bor  ough-wheel. 

mar'lin,  a  bird. 

mar'Une,  a  nautical  term,  -lined, 
-lin'ing,    -line  spike. 

mar'16tte. 

mar'ma  lade,    -plum,    -tree. 

mar' ma  la-wa  ter. 

mar'miose   (-mos),    -mo  set   (-zet). 

mar'mot,    -squir^rel. 

Ma  ro  ni'    (-ne'),    r.    S.    Amer. 

ma  roon',   -er,   -ing,   -rooned'. 

Mar  OS'  (mor  6sh'),  r.  Hung. — 
(ma'ros),      Celebes      isl. 

Ma  rot'  (-ro'),   Fr.  auth. 

Ma'roth,  Bib. 


mar'plot. 

marque    (mark). 

mar  quee'   (-ke'). 

Mar  que'sas  (-ka'sas),  isls.  Pacific 
ocean. 

mar'quet  ry  (-ket-). 

Mar  quette'  (-ket'),  co.  Mich.; 
CO.   Wis. 

Mar  quez'  (-kas'),   Mex.   gen. 

mar'quis,  -al,  -ate,  -quise'  (-kez'). 

m^r'riage,  -a  ble,  -a  ble  ness, 
mar'ry,    -ried,    -ri  er,    -ry  ing. 

m^r'row,  -ish,  -less,  -y,  -fat,  a 
pea,  -bone,  -cells,  -spoon,  m. 
pud  ding,    m.    squash. 

Mars,   Mar'tial,   -tian. 

Mar  sa'la. 

Mar^seiFlais'  (mar  sa  lya')  or 
-laise'    (-lyaz'    or    -sel  laz'). 

mar  seilles'  (-salz'),  a  fabric. 

Mar  seilles'  (-salz'),  c.  111., — 
(mar^sal'),   c.   Fr. 

Mar'se  na,    Bib. 

marsh,  -y,  -i  ness,  marsh'bun'ker, 
-fish,   -mallow,   -wort. 

marsh' -bee  tie,  -belFflower,  -black- 
bird, -but  ter  cup,  -cinque  foil, 
-cross,  -div  er,  -eld  er,  -fern, 
-fe  ver,  -five  fin  ger,  -flow  er,  =gas, 
-goose,  -grass,  -har  ri  er,  -hawk, 
-hen,  -land,  -mir^i  gold,  -mi  as^- 
ma,  -nut,  -pars  ley,  -peep,  -pen- 
ny wort,  -pes  tie,  -plov  er,  -pul  let, 
-quail,  =ring  let,  -rob  in,  -rose- 
ma  ry,  -sam  phire,  -shrew,  -snipe, 
-tack  ey,  -tea,  -tern,  -tit,  -tre- 
foil,   -wa  ter  cress,    -wren. 

mar  su'pJ  a,  -pi  al,  -pi  ate,  pi  um, 
pi.,  -pi  a. 

mart. 

Mar  tel',  Charles,  often  called 
"The  Hammer."  mar'tel,  a  war- 
hammer. 

mar'ten,    a    quadruped. 

mar'tial   (-shal),    -ism,    -ist,    -ly. 

Mar  tigues'    (-teg'),    t.    Fr. 

mar'tin,  a  bird,  -snipe,  -swaK- 
low. 

Mar'ti  neau,  Harriet  (-ti  no), 
Eng.    writer. 

mar  ti  net',    -ism. 

Mar  ti'nez  Cam'pos  (mar  te'ngth 
kam'pos),    Span.    gen. 


fate,   fS,t,   far,   fall,   f^re,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,   ice,   In,    note, 


martingale 


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matelotte 


mar'tin  gale. 

Mar  ti'ni  (-te'ne),  Giovanni  Bat- 
tista,  It.  mus.  composer;  Johann 
Paul  iEgidus,  Ger.  mus.  com- 
poser; Vicente,  Span.  mus.  com- 
poser. 

Mar'ti  nique'   (-nek'),   isl.  W.   I. 

mar'tyr,  -ing,  -dom,  -ize,  -ized, 
-Vzing,  -1  za'tion,  -ol  o  gy,  -ol  o- 
gist,  -o  log'ic  al,  -ship,  -y,  -tyred. 

Mar've  jols'   (-zhal),  t.   Fr. 

mar'vel,  -veled  or  -veiled,  -vel  ing 
or  -ling,  -vel  ous  or  -lous,  -ous  ly, 
-ous  ness,  mar'vel»mon''ger,  =of  =■ 
Pe  ru',    a    plant. 

mar'ver. 

Ma'ry  le  bone  (or  mar'e  bun), 
bor.  Eng. 

Ma  say'a   (-si'-),    t.    Nicaragua. 

mas'cot. 

Mas  cou'tah    (-kow'-),    c.    III. 

mas'cu  line,    -ly,    -ness,    -lin'i  ty. 

mash,  -er,  -ing,  mashed,  mash'» 
cool  er,  -ma  chine^  -pulp  er, 
-tub,  »tun,  -vat,  -wort,  mash'- 
ing-tub. 

Ma  si'as  or  Mas  si'as.  Bib. 

mask,  -er,  -ing,  masked,  mas- 
k6tte',  mask'flow  er,  -ball,  -crab, 
mask'ing=piece. 

mis'kl  n6nge  or  m^s'ka  16nge. 

ma' son  (-sn),  -er,  -ry,  -ried, 
-son'ic,  ma'son  work,  -bee, 
-shell,  -spi  der,  -swal  low,  -wasp. 

ma  soo'la-boat. 

mas'quer  ade'  (-ker-),  -ad'ed, 
-ad'er,    -ad'ing. 

Mas're  kah   (or   -re'-),   Bib. 

mass,  -ing,  -ive,  -ive  ly,  -ive  ness, 
-y,    -i  ness,    massed. 

mass' -bell,  -book,  -cen  ter,  -day, 
-house,  -meet  ing,  -pen  ny, 
-priest,  -vec^tor,  -ve  loc''i  ty, 
mass' ing-  chaFlce. 

mas'sa  ere  (-ker),  -cred  (-kerd), 
-cring. 

mas'sage    (or   mas  sazh'),   n. 

mas  sage  (mas  sazh'  or  mas'- 
sage), v.,  -saged,  -sa'ging,  mas- 
seur', masc;  -sense'  (-sez'),  fem.; 
masse  (massa'),  v.,  -seed  (-sad'), 
-se  ing   (-sa'ing). 

Mis'sa  soit',    Indian    chief. 


mas  s6'  (-sa'),  a  stroke  in  bil- 
liards,  -shot. 

Mas'se  na,  t.   N.   Y. 

mas  sif    (mas  sef). 

Mas'sil  Ion'  (or  ma'se'yon'),  Fr. 
pulpit  orator;  (mas'sil  Ion),  c.  O. 

mast,  -ed,  -less,  mast'head,  -man, 
-bass,  -car  line,  -coat,  -hoop, 
-house,  -mak''er,  -pock  et,  -prop, 
-rope,  -scrap  er,  -step,  -tac  kle, 
-tree,    -trunk. 

mas'ter,  -ing,  -dom,  -ful,  -ful  ly, 
-ful  ness,  -hood,  -less,  -less  ness, 
-ly,  -li  ness,  -ship,  -y,  mas'ter- 
piece,    -sing  er,    -work,    -wort. 

mas'ter-joint,  -key,  -lode,  -sin- 
ew, -spring,  -stroke,  -touch, 
-wheel,  -at=arms,  m.  car  pen- 
ter,    m.    print  er. 

m^s'tic,  -ce  ment',  -cloth,  -herb, 
-tree. 

ma.s'ti  cate,  -ca  ble,  -canted,  -cas- 
ting,   -cantor,    -to^ry,    -ca'tion. 

mas'tiff,    -bat. 

mis'to  don,  -to  dont,  -don'tic, 
-don'tine. 

mas'ty. 

mat,  -ted,  -ter,  -ting,  mat'hook, 
-weed,  -work,  -boat,  -braid, 
-grass. 

Mat  a  bele'land  (or  ma  ta  ba'le- 
land). 

mat  a  dor'   (or  mat'-). 

Ma  ta  ro',   c.   Sp. 

match,  -a  ble,  -ble  ness,  -er,  -ing, 
-less,  -less  ly,  -less  ness,  matched. 

match'lock,  a  gun,  -lock  man, 
-board,  -board  ing,  -box,  -cord, 
-dip  ping,  -gear  ing,  -hook, 
-joint,  -line,  -lock,  a  lock, 
-mak  ing,  -pipe,  -plane,  -plan''- 
ing,  -plate,  -play,  -pot,  -ri  fie,  -ri- 
fling, -safe,  -shoot  ing,  -spHt, 
-staff,  -terms,  -tub,  -wheel, 
-wood. 

match'er-head,  match'ing -ma- 
chine,   -plane. 

mate,  -less,  mat'ed,  -ing,  mat'ing- 
time. 

ma'te   (ma'ta),    a   kind   of   tea. 

mate  las  se'  (mS.t^las  sa'   or  -las'sa). 

mat'e  lote,   a  dish. 

mat'e  16tte,    a   dance. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  iip,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


mater 


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May-bug 


md'ter. 

ma  te'ri  al,      -ism,      -ist,      -ist'ic, 

-tic  al,   -ri  al  ly,   -al  ness,   -al'i  ty, 

-al  ize,    -ized,    -i^zing,    -i  za'tion. 
ma  te'ri  a    med'i  ca. 
ma  ter'nal,     -ly,     -nal'i  ty,     -ter'- 

ni  ty. 
math  e  mafic,    -al,    -al  ly,    -ma- 

ti  cian    (-tish'an),    -mat'ics. 
ma'ti    (-te),    a   sedge. 
m&'tle    {or  ma'-),   a  herring, 
mit'in,   -al,   mat'i  nee'   (-1  na'). 
mit'rass  {or  ma  trSss'),   Chem. 
mat'ri  cide,    -ci''dal. 
ma  tric'u  late,      -lasted,      -lasting, 

-la^tor,    -lant,    -la'tion,    -u  la,    pi. 

-l(B. 

mat'ri  mo  ny,  -ni  al,  -al  ly,  mat'- 
ri mo  ny=vine. 

ma'trix,    pi.    mat'ri  ces    (-sez). 

ma'tron  {or  mit'ron),  -age,  -al, 
-hood,  -ize,  -ized,  -i''zing,  -like,  -ly, 
-li  ness,    -ship,   mat^ro  nym  ic. 

mat'su. 

MAt'tanah,   Bib. 

Mat^ta  p6  ny'    (-ni'),    r.    Va. 

Mat'tatha,  Bib. 

matte   (mat). 

Mat  te  a  wan',    t.    N.    Y. 

M&t^te  na'i  {or  -nai').   Bib. 

mat'ter,  -ful,  -less,  -tered,  mat'- 
ter=of=course',    mat' ter=of -fact'. 

Mat  ter'   (mat'ter'),    Fr.   hist. 

Mat'ter  horn,  Switz. 

Mat  te'uc  ci  (mat  ta'dot  che),  It. 
scientist. 

Mat'than,  Bib. 

Mat  the'las.    Bib. 

Mat'thew   (math'u).   Bib. 

Mat  thi'as  (ma  thi'as  or  mat  thi'-). 
Bib. 

mat'ting,  -boat,  -loom,  -punch, 
-tool. 

mat'tock. 

mat'tress,   a   bed,    -boat. 

Ma'tu  ra    (-too-),    dist.    Ceylon. 

ma  ture',  -ly,  -ness,  -tured',  -tur'- 
a  ble,   -a  tive,   -ing,   -tu'ri  ty. 

Ma  tu  rin'    (-too  ren'),    t.    Venez. 

Mat'u  rin,   Irish  preacher. 

ma  tu'ti  nai  {or  ma.f'u  ti'nal). 

Matz'ner   (mets'ner),    Ger.   philol. 

Mau  beuge'   (mo  bezh'),   t.    Fr. 


Maud,    a    girl's    name;    maud,    a 

garment. 
maud'lin,  -ism,  -drunk,  -fair. 
Mau'i    (mou'e),   isl.   Hawaii. 
maul,     -ing,     mauled,     maul'stick, 

-oak,   -in=goal'. 
Mau'le    (mou'la),    r.    Chile. 
Maul  main'   (-mln'),   t.   Burma. 
Mau'na  Ke'a   (mou'na  ka'ii),   mt. 

Hawaii. 
maun'der,    -er,    -ing,    -dered. 
Mau  pas  sant'     (mo^pa'sen'),     Fr. 

novelist. 
Mau  per  tuis'    (mo'per  twe'),    Fr. 

astro  n. 
Maure  pas'    (mor'pa'),    Fr.   slates- 
man. 
Mau'rice     (maw'ris),     Ger.     gen.; 

Prince    of    Orange;    Eng.    auth.; 

— (mo'res'),    Fr.   theol. 
Mau  ri  ti  us    (-rish'i  us),    isl.    In- 
dian oc. 
Mau'ry,     Amer.     scientist; — (mo'- 

re'),    Fr.   orator;   Fr.   archaeol. 
mau'ser  (mou'zer),  a  rifle. 
mau'so  le'um,    pi.    -ums    or    -a, 

-le'an. 
Mau  vaises'       Terres       (m5  vaz' 

tar'),  S.  Dak. 
Mau  van'    (mou  ban'),    t.    Luzon. 
mauve   (mov). 
mav'er  ick. 
ma'vis,    -skate. 
ma  vour'neen  (-vdor'-). 
maw,  -mouth,  a  fish,  -seed,  -skin, 

-worm. 
mawk'ish,   -ish  ly,   -ish  ness,   -y. 
max. 
max  il'la,    pi.    -Ics,    max'il  lar,    -la- 

ry. 
max'im,    -mon  ger,    Max'im    gun. 
Max'i  mil'ian,     Emp.     Mex.;     a 

coin. 
max'i  mize,  -mized,  -mi'zing,  -ml- 

za'tion,  -i  mal,  -mal  ly,  -i  mum. 
may,     might,     may'ing,     may'be, 

-cock,      a     bird,      -hap,      -weed, 

-wort,     -drink,     -pop,     a     plant, 

-skate,     -suck  er,    a    fish,    may'- 

cock -fluke. 
May,      a      month,      -duke,      -fish, 

-flow  er,    -ap  pie,    -bee  tie,    -bird, 

-blob,    -bloom,    -bios  som,    -bug. 


fate,    fat,   far,   fall,    fare,    fS,st,    sofa,   mete,   met,    her,   ice.   In,    note, 


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-bush,  -chaffer,  -cher  ry,  -cur- 
lew, -day,  -dew,  -fly,  -fowl, 
-game,  -gar  land,  -haw,  -hill, 
-la  dy,  -lil  y,  -lord,  -morn, 
-pole,    -time,    M.    queen. 

May  a  guez'  (mi  a  gwath'  or 
-hwes'),  t.  P.  R. 

May'en   (mi'en),   t.   Prus. 

May  enne'  (mi''en'),  r.  and  t.   Fr. 

Ma^yenne'   (-yen'),   Fr.   gen. 

May'er  (ma'er),  Amer.  physicist. 
— (mi'er),  Ger.  astron.;  Ger. 
physicist;    Ger.    mus. 

may'hem. 

Mayn'wa  ring  (man'a  ring),  Eng. 
writer. 

May  o'  (ma  6'),  co.  Ire. — (ma'6), 
tp.  N.  C. — (mi'6),  r.  Mex.;  isl. 
Cape  Verde;  isl.  Malay  Arch. 

May'o  (ma'o),  Amer.  educationist. 

may^on  naise'  or  ma^yon  naise' 
(-naz'). 

may'or,  -al,  -al  ty,  -ess,  -ship. 

May  pu'  (mi  poo'),  r.  and  vole. 
Chile. 

M&z  a  rin'  (-ren'),  Prime  minister 
of  Louis  XIV,  -hood,  M. 
Bi  ble. 

mSz  a  rine'    (-ren'),    -blue. 

Ma  zat  Ian'   (-sat  Ian'),   t.   Mex. 

maze,  mazed,  maz'ing,  ma'zy, 
-zi  ly,    -zi  ness. 

ma  zur'ka    (-zoor'-). 

Maz  zi'ni   (mat  se'ne),   It.   patriot. 

Mc  Crea'  (-kra'),  Jane,  slain  by 
Indians. 

Mc  Dou'gall  (mak  doo'gal),  Amer. 
gen. 

Mc  Leod'  (mak  loud'),  Alexander, 
Amer.  divine, — Xavier  Donald, 
Amer.    auth. 

mead. 

mfiad'ow,  -er,  -y,  mead'ow  sweet, 
-wort. 

mSad'ow-beau  ty,  -bird,  -bright, 
-brown,  -cam  pi  on,  -clap  per, 
-clo  ver,  -crake,  -cress,  -drake, 
-fern,  -fox  tail,  -grass,  -hen, 
-land,  -lark,  -mouse,  -mus  sel, 
-ore,  -pars  nip,  -pea,  -pine, 
-pink,  -pip  it,  -queen,  -rue, 
-saf  fron,  -sage,  -sax  i  frage, 
-snipe,    -tit  ling. 


mea'ger  or  -gre,  -ly,  -ness. 

Mea'gher  (me'ger),  co.  Mon. 

Mea'gher  (ma'her),  Irish  rev. 
and    Amer.    gen. 

meal,  -y,  -i  ness,  meal'ber  ry, 
-man,    -mon  ger. 

meal' -arc,  -bee  tie,  -cool  er, 
-moth,  -mouthed,  -of  fer  ing, 
-time,    -tub,    -worm,   m.   bread. 

meal'ie -field,  meal'ing-stone, 

mealy-bird,   -mouthed,   -tree. 

mean,  -ing,  -ing  ful,  -ing  less, 
-less  ly,  -less  ness,  -ing  ly,  -ing- 
ness,  -ly,  -ness,  meant,  mean'- 
time,    -while,    -spir  it  ed. 

Me  a'ni,   Bih. 

Me  a'rah,   Bih. 

mea'sles  (me'zlz),  -sled  (-zld), 
-sly   (-zH). 

meas'ure  (mezh'-),  -less,  -less- 
ness,  -ment,  -ur  a  ble,  -ble  ness, 
-a  bly,  -ured,  -ured  ly,  -ur  er, 
-ur  ing,    meas'ure-moth. 

meas'ur  ing-chain,  -fau  cet,  -fun- 
nel, -glass,  -line,  -ma  chine, 
-pump,    -tape,    -wheel,    -worm. 

meat,    -less,    -y,    -i  ness,    -rife,    a. 

meat' -chop  per,  -crush  er,  -earth, 
-fly,  -ham  mer,  -hunt  er,  -mag- 
got, -man  gler,  -of  fer  ing,  -safe, 
-saw,  -screen,  -spit,  -tea,  -tub, 
m.    pie. 

me  d'tus,  pi.  -tus  es,  -a'tal,  me  a'- 
tus-knife. 

Meaux    (mo),    t.    Fr. 

Me  biin'nai,  Bib. 

me  cd'te    (ma  ka'ta). 

me  chan'ic  (-kan'-),  -al,  -al  ize, 
-al  ly,  -al  ness,  -i  cize,  -cized, 
-ci'zing,  mech  a  ni'cian  (mek^'a- 
nish'an),  -a  nism,  -a  nist,  -nis'- 
tic,  -a  nize,  -nized,  -ni^zer,  -ni'- 
zing. 

me  chan'o  graph  (-kan'-),  mech^- 
a  nog'ra  phy,  -ra  phist,  -no- 
graph'ic. 

Me  che'rath  ite  (-ke'-)  or  Mech'- 
e  rath  ite    (mgk'-),    Bih. 

Mech'lin  (mek'-),  c.   Belg. 

Meck'len  burg,  co.  N.  C;  co.  Va. 

Meek  len  burg-Schwe  rin'  (-bd6rg 
shva  ren'),  -Stre'litz  (-stra'lits), 
Ger. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  tirn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  aijger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 
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Mfed'aba,  Bib. 

mSd'al,     -ist,    me  dal'lic,    med'al- 

cup,    -ma  chine,    -tank^ard. 
me  dal'lion      (-daryun),      -lioned, 

me  dal'lion  car  pet,   m.   pat  tern. 
me' da  no    (ma'da  no). 
med'dle,  -some,  -some  ness,  -died, 

-dler,    -dling,    -dling  ly. 
Me'de  (ma'da),   t.  It. 
Me  de'a,     heroine    in     Euripides' 

tragedy. 
M6d'e  ba,   Bih. 

Me  del  lin'  (ma  del  yen'),  t.  Colom. 
M6d^gyes  (-yesh'),   t.  Hung. 
Me'di  a,      Bib.,      -di  an,      Mede, 

Me'dic. 
me'di  al,   -ly. 
me'di  an,    -ly,    -di  ant. 
me'di  ate,    -a'ted,    -acting,    -a^tor, 

-to'ry,    -to^ri  al,    -al  ly,    -tor  ship, 

-a'tion,  -ate  ly,  -ate  ness,  -a  tive, 

-a  tize,     -tized,     -ti'zing,     -tl  za'- 

tion,    -a'trix. 
med'ic  al,  -ly,   -i  ca  ble,  -ca  ment, 

-men'tal,    -cas  ter. 
med'i  cate,   -ca''ted,    -casting,    -ca- 

tive,    -ca'tion. 
Med'i  ci     (med'e  che     or     ma'de- 

che),  a  notable  Italian  family. 
med'i  cJne,  me  dic'i  nal,  -nal  ly. 
med'i  cine -bag,       -chest,       -man, 

-pan  ni  er,  -seal,  -spoon,  -stamp, 

-stone,  -tree. 
med'i  cis   (-i  se),    a   garment. 
med^i  co  chi  rur'gic  al        (-ko  ki- 

rur'jlk  al),   -co  le'gal. 
me  di  e'val,    -ism,    -ist,    -ly,    -ize, 

-ized,    -lazing. 
Me  di'na,    co.    Tex.;    vil.    N.  Y.; 

CO.    O. — (ma  de'na),    c.    Arabia; 

t.  Afr. 
me'dJne. 
me'di  6  ere     (-ker),     -o  cral,     -o- 

crist,    -oc'ri  ty. 
med'i  tate,    -tasted,    -tasting,   -ta^- 

tive,    -tive  ly,    -tive  ness,    -ta'tion. 
me'di  um,    pi.    -di  urns    or    -di  a, 

-um  ship,     -um  is'tic,     me'di  um- 

sized. 
M6d  jid  je'   (-jed'ja'),   t.   Roum. 
med'lar,    -tree,    -v^^ood. 
med'ley. 
Me  doc'   (ma  dok'). 


Me  do'ro    (ma-),    Ariosto. 

me  dul'la,     -dul'Iar,     med'ul  la  ry, 

-la''ted. 
Me  du'sa,   Myth.;   Zool.   genus;  pi. 

~scB,   me  du'sa,   a  jelly  fish,   -sal, 

-san,    me  (;Ju'sa-bell,    -bud,    Me- 

du'sa's-head. 
meed. 

Me  e'da,   Bib. 
meek,   -ly,    -ness,    -eyed. 
meer'schaum. 
m.eet,  -ing,  -ly,  -ness,  met,  meet'- 

ing=house,    -post,    -seed. 
meg'a  dyne      (-din),      -a  erg,      -a- 

far^ad,  -a  fog,  -a  ty^py. 
meg'a  lo  graph,   -log'ra  phy. 
meg'a  phone,     -a  scope,     -scop'ic, 

-ic  al,    -al  ly. 
meg'a  volt,     -a  we  ber     (-va^ber), 

meg'ohm. 
Megrd'do,    Bib. 
me'grim. 

Me  ho'lath  ite    (or   -hoi'-).   Bib. 
Meigs  (megz),  Amer.  gen.;  co.  O.; 

CO.   Tenn. 
Meil  hac'    (ma^lak'),    Fr.    auth. 
Mei'ning  en,    t.    Ger. 
Meiss'ner   (mis'-),    Ger.   poet. 
Meis  so  nier'      (ma  so  nya'),      Fr. 

painter. 
meis'ler  sdng'er   (-s6ng^er),    -sing  er. 
Me  ji'a   (ma  he'a),    Mex.   soldier. 
Mfej^maa'   (-ma'),   t.  Arab. 
Me  ko'nah    {or   mek'o-),    Bib. 
me  la' da    or    -la' do    (ma  la'-). 
mel'an  chol  y      (-kol-),      -choKic, 

-choFi  ly,    -i  ness,    mel'an  chol  y- 

this  tie. 
Me  lanch'thon       (-lank'-),       Ger. 

reformer. 
me  lange'   (ma^lofizh'). 
Mel'bourne    (-burn),    Eng.    states- 
man;   c.    Austral. 
Melchi'ah   (-ki'-),   Bib. 
Mgl'chiel   (-ki-).   Bib. 
Mel  chis'e  dec    or    Mel  chlz'e  dek 

(mel  kiz'e  dek),    Bib. 
M61  chi  shu'a  (-kl  shoo'-  or  -kish'- 

u  a),   Bib. 
Me'le  a.   Bib. 
M61  e  a'ger    (-jer),    Myth. 
Me'lech   (-lek),   Bib. 
me  lee'    (ma'la'). 


fate,   fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,    met,    her,   ice,   In,    note, 


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Me  len'dez-Val'dez    (ma  16n'deth- 

val'deth),    Span.    poet. 
Me  li'a  dus,     a     Knight     of     the 

Round    Table. 
Mfil'i  cu,   Bib. 
mSl'i  nite,   an  explosive. 
merio  rate     (-yo-),     -ranted,    -ran- 
ting,    -raptor     or     -ter,     -ra'tion, 

-io  rism,    -rist,    -ris'tic. 
M61'i  ta,   Bib. 
me  ll'tis. 
Me  11  to'pol       (ma  le  to'pol),       t. 

Russ. 
mel'llc,    -lif'ic,    -11  fi  ca'tion. 
mel  llf  lu  ent,     -ly,     -ence,     -ous, 

-ous  ly,   -liv'o  rous. 
mel'low,  -ly,  -ness,  -y,  -ing,  -lowed. 
me  lo'de  on,  -di  a. 
mel  o  dra'ma,    -dra  mat'ic,    -ic  al, 

-al  ly,   -dram'a  tist. 
mel'D  dy,    -o  dist,    -o  dize,    -dized, 

-di^zing,  me  lod'ic,   -ic  al  ly,   -ics, 

-lo'di  ous. 
mel'D  graph, 
mel  o  ma'ni  a,    -ni  ac. 
mel'on,    -blub  ber,    -cac  tus,    -cat- 
er pil  lar,       -hole,       -oil,       -seed, 

-shaped,    -shell,    -thick,    -this  tie, 

-tree,    -worm. 
mfil'o  nite,   a  mineral. 
mel'o  phone,   -ph6''nist,  -phon'ic. 
Mel  pom'e  ne.   Myth. 
mel'rose,    Mel  rose',    abbey  Scot.; 

tp.    111.;    tp.    Mass. 
melt,  -a  ble,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly, 

melt'ing-cham  ber,  -fur  nace, 

-pan,    -point,    -pot. 
mel'ton. 

mem'ber,    -less,    -ship,    -bered. 
mem'brane,  -less,  -bra  nous,  mem'- 

brane^bone,  =su  ture,  -winged. 
me  men'to,    me  men'td    mo'ri. 
Mem'min  ger    (-jer),    Ger.-Amer. 

polit. 
Mem'non,   Myth.,   -no'ni  an,   -no'- 

ni  um. 
mgm'oir   (-w6r),    -ism,   -ist. 
mem'o  ra  ble,    -ness,     -bly,     -bil'- 

i  ty,    -bil'i  a. 
mem  o  ran'dum,     pi.     -dums    or 

-da,    -book. 
me  mo'ri  al,     -ist,      -ize,      -ized, 

-lazing,    me  mo'ri  al-stone. 


mem'o  rize,     -rized,    -ri'zer,    -ri''- 

zing,   -rVza.  ble,   -o  ry,   -rl  za'tion, 

me  mor'i  ter. 
Mem'phis,   ancient  city  Egypt;   t. 

Mo.;    c.    Tenn.,    -phi  an,    -phite, 

-phit'ic. 
mem'-sa''hib  (-ib). 
Me  mu'can.    Bib. 
men'ace,     -ment,     -aced,     -a  cing, 

-cing  ly,    -a  cer. 
M6  nage'    (ma^nazh'),    Fr.    writer. 
me  nage'   (ma^nazh'),   a  household. 
men  ag'er  ie        (men  aj'er  y       or 

men  a,zh'-). 
Men'a  hem,  Bib. 
Me  nard'   (ma'nar'),   Fr.   painter. 
Men'ci  us        (-shi  us),        Chinese 

philos. 
mend,    -a  ble,    -ed,    -er,    -ing. 
men  da'cious,  -ly,  -ness,  -dac'i  ty. 
Mende    (mond),    t.    Fr. 
Mgn'dels  sohn     (-dels  son),     Ger. 

philos. 
Men'dels  sohn -Bar  thol'dy  (-bar- 

tol'de),   Ger.   mus.   composer. 
Men  des  (mSfiMa'),  Fr.  novelist. 
men'di  cant,    -can  cy,    -dic'i  ty. 
Men  do'za     (-tha),     prov.    Argen. 

Rep. 
Me'ne,  Bib. 

M6n^e  la'us.  Bib.;  Homer's  Iliad. 
Me  nes'  (ma^ngsh'),  t.  Hung. 
Me  ngs'theus  {or  nes'the  us),  Bih. 
men'gite. 

men  ha'den   (-dn),   -fishier  y. 
men'hJr. 
me'ni  al. 

M6nin'   (-nan'),   t.   Belg. 
mfin  in  gi'tis   (-jl'-),    -git'ic. 
me  nis'cus,   pi.   -cus  es   or   -nis'ci. 
Men'no,  relig.  leader,  Men  non  ist, 

-non  ite. 
me  nol'o  gy. 
men'ses    (-sez). 
men'stru  ate,  -a'ted,  -acting,  -ant, 

-ous,   -a'tion. 
men'stru  um,  pi.  -ums  or  -a. 
men'su  ra  ble  (-shd6-),  -ness,  -bil'- 

i  ty,  -su  ral,  -su  ra  tive,  -su  ra'tion. 
meii'tal,    -ly,    -tal'i  ty. 
men'thol. 

men'tion,    -a  ble,    -ing,    -tioned. 
Men  ton'  (mon  ton'),  t.   Fr. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  6rn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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men'tor,    -to'ri  al. 

Me  6n'e  nim,  Bih. 

Me  6n'o  thai,  Bih. 

Meph'aath,  Bih. 

Me  phib'o  sh6th,   Bih. 

Meph^is  toph'e  les      (mef  is  tof'e- 

lez),     Goethe's    Faust,    -to  phe'- 

H  an. 
me  phl'tis,     -phit'ic,     -ic  al,     -al  ly, 

me  phi'tism   {or  meph'i  tism). 
Me  ra'iah   {or   mer'a  i'ah),    Bih. 
Me  ran'  (ma  ran'),  t.  Aust. 
Me  ra'ri  {or  mer'a  ri),  Bih. 
Me  ra'rites   {or  mer'a),   Bib. 
mer'can  tJle,    -til  ism,    -til  ist,    -is- 

tic. 
Mer  ced'   (-sad'),   co.   and  r.    Cal. 
M6r  ce  des   (-sa'des),   t.   Urug. 
mer'ce  na  ry,   -na  ri  ly,   -ri  ness. 
mer'cer,     -ship,     -y,     -ize,     -ized, 

-lazing,   -I  za'tion. 
mer'chandise  (-diz),  -dised,  -dl^ser, 

-dl'sing,    -di'sa  ble. 
mer'chant,      -a  ble,      -ry,      -hood, 

-man. 
mSr'cu  ry,     -cu'ri  al,     -al  ist,     -al- 

ize,     -ized,    -i^zing,     -al  ly,     -cu'- 

ric,    -ri  fy,    -fy  ing,    -fled,    -fl  ca'- 

tion,     mer'cu  ry=cup,      -fur  nace, 

-gath  er  er,   -goose  foot,   -hold  er. 
Mer'cu  ry,      Myth.,      Mer'cu  ry's- 

vi'o  let. 
Mer  cu'ti  o  (-shI  o),  Shaks.  Romeo 

and  Juliet. 
mer'cy,    -ci  ful,    -ful  ly,    -ful  ness, 

-ci  less,         -less  ly,         -less  ness, 

mer'cy-seat,    -stroke. 
mere,   -ly,   -stead,   -stone,    -stake. 
MSr'e  dith,    Owen,    Lord    Lytton. 
mere'goutte  (mar'goot). 
Me'res    (-rez),    Bih. 
mgr  e  tri'cious      (-trish'us),      -ly, 

-ness,    -tri'cian. 
mer  gan'ser. 

m6rge,   merged,   mer'ger,    -ging. 
M6r  gui'   (-ge'),   t.   Burma. 
Mfir'i  bah,   Bih. 
M6r'I  da,    c.    Sp.;    c.    Yucatan;    t. 

Venez. 
me  rid'i  an,  -i  o  nal,  -nal  ly,  -nal'- 

i  ty,    me  rid'i  an-cir  cle,    -mark. 
mfer'i  he'dric. 
me'ringue'    (me' rang'). 


me  ri'no   (me  re'no). 

mfir'it,  -ed,  -ed  ly,  -ing,  -i  to'ri- 
ous,    -ous  ly,    -ous  ness. 

merle    or   merl. 

Mer'lin,  Tennyson,  Idylls  of  the 
King. 

mer'lin. 

mer'li  on. 

mer' maid,  -en,  mer'man,  -people, 
-wom  an,    mer'maid=fish. 

mer' maid's -egg,  -glove,  -hair, 
-head,    -purse. 

Me  ro'dach  (-dak  or  mer'o-),  Bih. 

M6r'o  e,    isl.    Nile. 

me  rol'o  gy. 

Me  ron'o  thite   {or  -ro'no-),   Bih. 

mSr'ry,  -ri  ly,  -ri  ment,  -ri  ness, 
-ry  make,  -mak'ing,  mer'ry- 
thought,    -wing,   a   duck. 

mfer'ry-an  drew,  =night,  -go- 
down,    -go-round. 

merse,    mersed,    mer'sion. 

M6r'se  burg  (-bdorg),  t.  Prus. 

Mer'sey   (-zy),   r.   Eng. 

M6r'u   (-od).   Myth. 

Me  ry'   (ma' re'),   Fr.   auth. 

me'sa   (ma'sa). 

Me  sa'gne   (ma  san'ya),  t.  It. 

me  sal  li  ance'    (ma''za'le'6ns'). 

mes  cal'. 

mes'en  tgr  y  {or  mez'-),  -ter'ic, 
-te'ri  al. 

mesh,  -ing,  -y,  meshed,  mesh'- 
work,  mesh'-stick,  mesh'ing-net, 
mesh'   struc'ture. 

Me'shach    (-shak),    Bih. 

MSsh'chovsk'    (-kovsk'),    t.    Russ. 

mSs'i  al  {or  mez'-  or  me'zi  al  or 
-zhal),   -al  ly,   -al  ward. 

mes'mer  ism  (mez'-),  -mer  ize, 
-ized,  -i'zer,  -i'zing,  -i  za'tion, 
-mer'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  -mer  ist, 
-mer  o  ma'ni  a,    -ni  ac. 

mesne  (men),  mes'nal  ty  (me'- 
nal-),    -nal'i  ty. 

Me  so'ba  ite  {or  mgs'o  ba'Ite), 
Bih. 

me  s6ro  gy,    mes  o  log'ic  al. 

mes  quit  (-ket'  or  mes'-)  or 
-quite'  (-ket'  or  -ke'ta),  mes  quit- 
bean,    -grass,    -gum,    -tree. 

mess,  -ing,  -y,  messed,  mess'- 
mak'ing,    -mate. 


fate,   fat,    far,    fall,   fire,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   mSt,    her,   ice.   In,    note. 


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mew -gull 


mess'-chest,  -cloth,  -deck,  -gear, 
=ket  tie,  -kit,  -lock  er,  -ta  ble, 
-traps,    mess'mate-gum,    -tree. 

mes'sage. 

mes'sen  ger,    =at-arms. 

MSs  si'ah,   Bib.,   -ship,   -si  an'ic. 

Mes  si'na    (-se'-),    prov.    It. 

mes'suage    (mes'waj). 

mes  tee',  -ti'zo  (-te'zo),  pi.  -zos 
(-zoz),  fern,  -ti  za  (-te'za),  -ti'no, 
pi.  -nos  (-noz),  mes  ti'zo  wool. 

Mes'tre   (-tra),   t.   It. 

me  tab'a  sis,  -tab'o  la,  -o  lism, 
-o  lite,  met  a  bat'ic,  -a  bo'H  an, 
-a  bol'ic. 

met  a  car'pus,   pi.   -pi. 

met'al,  -aled  or  -ailed,  -al  ing  or 
-ling,  -al  Ine,  -al  ist  or  -list, 
-al  lic'i  ty,  -al  li  fac'ture,  -al- 
lif'er  ous,  -al  line,  -al  lize,  -lized, 
-li  zing,  -11  za'tion,  -al  lo  chrome, 
-chro''my,  -log'ra  phy,  -ra  phist, 
-lo  graph'ic,  -al  loid,  -loid'al, 
-al  lo  sco^py,  -scop'ic,  -al  lur  gy, 
-lur  gist,    -lur'gic,    -gic  al,    -al  ly. 

met'al'bath,  =bend  ing,  -cast  ing, 
-gage,  -plane,  -saw,  -wheel, 
-work,  m.  cast  ing,  a  plate  of 
metal   cast   into   shape. 

me  tariic,  -al  ly,  -li  form,  -li  fy, 
-fy  ing,     -fled,     -lo  phone. 

met  a  m.6r'phic,  -mor'phism, 

-phize,  -phized,  -phi  zing, 

-phose  (-foz  or  -fos),  -phosed, 
-pho  sing,  -pho  ser,  -pho  sis,  pi. 
-ses    (-sez). 

met'a  phor,  -ist,  -phor'ic,  -ic  al, 
-al  ly,    -al  ness. 

met'a  phragm  (-fram),  -phrag'- 
mal. 

met'a  phrase  (-fraz),  -phrased, 
-phrast,  -phras'tic,  -tic  al,  me- 
taph'ra  sis. 

met^a  phys'ic  (-fiz'ik),  -al,  -al  ly, 
-ics,  -phys'i  cist,  -phy  si'cian 
(-zlsh'an),    -phys'i  o  log'ic  al. 

me  t&th'e  sis,  met  a  thet'ic,  -ic  al. 

me  ta'yage  {or  ma''ta'yazh'),  me- 
td'yer  {or  ma'ta'ya'). 

mete,  met'ed,  -ing,  mete'stick, 
-wand. 

me  temp'sy  chose  (-si  koz  or 
-kos),    -cho'sis. 


me'te  or,  -6r'ic,  -ic  al,  -or  ism, 
-or  ite,  -it'ic,  -or  ize,  -ized, 
-i''zing,  -or  o  graph,  -graph'ic, 
-or  og'ra  phy,  -ol'o  gy,  -o  gist, 
-o  log'ic,  -ic  al,  -o  man  cy,  -om'- 
e  ter,  me'te  or-cloud,   -dust. 

me'ter  or  -tre,  -ter  ing,  -tered,  me'- 
ter  age,  me'ter-prov  er,  -wheel. 

Me  te'rus.  Bib. 

Me'thgg  ^m'mah.    Bib. 

me  thgg'lin. 

me  thinks',    me  thought'. 

mgth'od,  -ism,  -o  dist,  -o  dis'tic, 
-tic  al,  -al  ly,  -od  ize,  -ized, 
-i''zer,  -lazing,  -i  za'tion,  -ol'o  gy, 
-o  log'ic  al,  me  th6d'ic,  -ic  al, 
-al  ly,    -ics. 

Mgth'o  dist,  -o  dis'tic,/  -tic  al,  -o- 
dism. 

M6  thu'en,    t.    Mass. 

Me  thu'se  lah.   Bib. 

mfeth'yl,  -blue,  -sal  i  cyFic,  -vi  o- 
let. 

mfith'y  lene,   -blue. 

me  ti}'  (ma'tef),  me  live'  {maf- 
tev'),  me  lis'  (ma''tes'),  me  tisse' 
(ma''tes'). 

Me'tis,    Myth. 

met'o  chy   (-ki). 

met'ol. 

me  t6n'y  my,  met  o  nym'ic,  -ic- 
al,    -al  ly. 

met  o  pos'co  py,  -co  pist,  -po- 
scop'ic,    -ic  al. 

mfit'ric,  -al,  -al  ly,  -ri  cist,  -rics, 
me'trist,    -tri  cian    (-trish'an). 

mgt'ro  chrome,    -ro  graph. 

me  troc'ra  cy. 

me  trol'o  gy,  -o  gist,  met  ro  log'- 
ic al. 

met  ro  ma'ni  a,    -ni  ac. 

met'ro  nome,  -nom'ic,  -ron'o  my, 
-ro  nym'ic. 

me  trop'o  lis,  met  ro  pol'i  tan, 

-tan  ate,  -tan  ism,  -tan  ize, 
-ized,  -i'zing,  -pol'i  tic,  -po  lit'- 
ic  al. 

met'tle,  -tied,  -tie  some,  -some  ly, 
-some  ness. 

Me  u'nim,    Bib. 

Meuse    (muz   or  mez),    r.  Fr. 

mew  (mu),  -ing,  -er,  mewed, 
mew'-gull. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etude,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  BaCh. 


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Me'we    (ma'vg),    t.    Prus. 

mewl,  -er,  -ing,  mewled. 

mews. 

M6x'J  a    {or   ma  he'a),    t.    Tex. 

mez  za=ma  jSl'i  ca  (med^za'), 

mez'za   vo'ce    (med'za    vo'cha). 
mez'zo      (med'zo),      -re  lie'vo,      m. 

for'te,   m.   pi  a  no,   m.  so  pra^no, 

m.    stac  ca^to. 
Mez''zo  fan'ti    (mgt^so  fan'te),    It. 

linguist. 
m6z'zo  tint,    -tint^er,    -tin'to. 
mho    (mo),   mhom'e  ter   (m6m'-). 
mi    (me). 
Mi'a  min,    Bih. 
ml  aou'li   (-ou'-). 
mi'asm,     -as  ma     (-az'ma),     -as'- 

mal,    -as  mat'ic,    -ic  al,    -ma  tist, 

-ma  tous,    -mol'o  gy,    -as'mous. 
mi'ca,    =pow  der,    -schist    (-shist), 

=slate. 
Mi  ca'iah    (-yah),    Bih. 
Mi'chael   {or   -kel),   Bih. 
Mi  chael  an'ge  lo      (me  kel  an'ja- 

16),   It.   painter,    -gel  esque   (-jel- 

6sk'    or    mi^kSl  ^n^-),    -gel  ism. 
Mi  cha  e'lis      (me  ka  a'lis),     Ger. 

Bib.    critic. 
Mich'ael  mas  (mik'el-). 
Micha'iah   (-ka'yah),  Bih. 
Mi  chaud'    (me''sh6'),    Fr.    hist. 
Mi  chaux'    (me^sho'),    Fr.   hot. 
miche    (mitch),    mich'ing. 
Mi  che'as    (-ke'-),    Bih. 
Mi  chel     (me'shei'),     Fr.     revolu- 
tionist;   Fr.    archaeol. 
Mi  che  let'        (me^she  la'),       Ger. 

philos. 
Miche  let'   (mesh  la'),   Fr.  hist. 
Mich' mas  or  -mash  (mik'-),   Bih. 
Mic  kie'wicz   (mits  kya'vlch),  Pol. 

poet. 
mi'co    (me'ko). 
mi'crobe,       -cro'bi  an,        -crSb'ic, 

-i  cide,    -cro  bi'o  log'ic  al,    -bi  ol'- 

ogist,    -ogy. 
mi'cro  cosm,      -cos'mic      (-koz'-), 

-mic  al,    -cos  mog'ra  phy,    -mol'- 

o  gy,    -cos'mos. 
mi'cro  graph,     -ic,     -crog'ra  pher, 

-ra  phist,    -ra  phy. 
mi  crohm'. 
mi  crol'o  gy,    -cro  log'ic  al,    -al  ly. 


mi  crom'e  ter,  -cro  met'ric,  -ric- 
al,  -al  ly,  -crom'e  try,  -cro  mil'- 
li  me^ter,  mi  crom'e  ter-bal  ance, 
-screw. 

mi  cro  min  er  al'o  gy,  -a  log'ic  al. 

mi'cron. 

mi  cron'y  my. 

mFcro-or  gan'ic,   -or'gan  ism. 

mi  cro  pa  thol'o  gy,  -o  gist,  -path^- 
o  log'ic  al. 

mi'cro  phone,  -pho^ny  {or  mi- 
krof'-),  -ph6n'ic,  -ics,  -pho^  no- 
graph,    -croph'o  nous. 

ml  cro' pi  a. 

mi'cro  scope,  -scop'ic,  -ic  al,  -al- 
ly, -sco^pist  {or  -cros'co  pist), 
-sco^py  {or  -cr6s'co  py),  mi'cro- 
scope4amp. 

mi  cro  seis'mic,  -al,  -mo  graph, 
-mom'e  try. 

mi'cro  tome,  -crot'o  my,  -o  mist, 
-cro  tom'ic,    -ic  al. 

mi'cro  volt. 

mid,  -bod''y,  -brain,  -day,  -dy, 
-featft^er,  -land,  -lay  er,  -leg, 
-night,  -rib,  -ship,  -ship  man, 
-ship  mite,  -ships,  -stream, 
-sum  mer,  -vein,  -way,  -wick  et, 
-wife,    -win  ter,    midst. 

mid'-cou'ples,  »heav  en,  -hour, 
-im  ped''i  ment,  -main,  -morn, 
-mor  row,  -noon,  -o  cean,  -off, 
-on,  -par  ent,  -par  ent  age,  -sea, 
-styled,  -su  per  ior,  -watch, 
Mid-Lent,  mid'day-flow  er,  mid'- 
sum  mer-men,    a    plant. 

mid'dle,  -man,  -most,  -weight, 
-dler,  -dling,  -dling  ly,  -dhng- 
most,  -dlings,  mid'dle-aged, 
-class,  a.,  -rate,  -sized,  -spear, 
-stead,   mid'dlings-pu  ri  fi  er. 

Mi  ed  zyr'zyc  (me  ed  zer'zlts),  t. 
Pol. 

mien   (men). 

miff,    miffed. 

might,  -y,   -i  ly,   -i  ness,   -less. 

Migne    (men),    Fr.   editor. 

Mig  net'    (men^ya'),    Fr.    hist. 

Mi  gnon'    (me'nyon'),    Goethe. 

ml  gnon  ette'    (min'yun  et'). 

mi'grate,  -grafted,  -grafting,  -grant, 
-gra  to^ry,  -gra'tion,  -tion  ist,  mi- 
gra'tion-wave,   m.  sta'tion. 


fate,    fat,   far,    fall,   f^re,   fast,    sofa,    mete,   m6t,    her,   ice.   In,    note, 


Miguel 


407 


mindless 


Mi  guer  (me  gel'),  Port,  prince. 

mi  ka'do. 

MIk'lo  sich    (-sidi),    Slavic   philol. 

MIk  ne'iah,    Bib. 

mil,  a  unit  of  measure. 

ml  la'dy    or    mi  Id'di    (me  la'de). 

Mil'a  la'i  (or  mi  la'la  i  or  mil'a- 
lai),    Bib. 

Mil'an  (or  ml  Ian'),  c.  It.,  Mi'lan, 
t.  Mo.;  tp.  O.;  c.  Tenn.,  Mi'- 
lan ese   (-ese   or   -eze). 

milch,  -er,  -y,   »wom''an,  m.  cow. 

mild,  -er,  -est,  -ly,  -ness,  mild'- 
spo''ken. 

mil'dew,  -y,  -dewed,  mil'dew- 
bronze. 

mile,   -age,  mile'»post,   -stone. 

Mi  le'tus,  anc.  c.  Asia  Minor, 
-le'sian    (-shan    or    -zhan). 

mH'i  tant,    -ly,    -tan  cy. 

mil'i  ta  ry,  -ta  rist,  -ta  ri  ly,  -rism. 

mil'i  tate,  -ta  ted,  -ta  ting,  -ta'- 
tion. 

mi  li'tia   (-lish'a),    -man. 

milk,  -er,  -ing,  -ful,  -y,  -i  ly, 
-i  ness,  -less,  milked,  milk'fish, 
-maid,  -man,  -sop,  -stone,  -weed, 
-wom  an,   -wood,   a  tree,   -wort. 

milk'=ab  scess,  -blotch,  -can, 
-car,  -cool  er,  -crust,  -cure, 
-den  ti''tion,  -duct,  -fac  to  ry, 
-fe  ver,  -gage,  -glass,  -glob  ule, 
-hedge,  -house,  -kin  ship,  -leg, 
-liv  ered,  -meat,  -mir  ror,  -mite, 
-mo  lar,  -nurse,  -pail,  -pan, 
-pars  ley,  -pea,  -por  ridge, 
-pump,  -quartz,  -rack,  -scab, 
-sick,  -sick  ness,  -snake,  -su  gar, 
-test  er,  -this  tie,  -thrush,  -tie, 
-tooth,  -tree,  -tube,  -vat,  -ves- 
sel, -vetch,  -walk,  -warm, 
-white,  -wood,  milk -and -wa  ter, 
a.,  milk  punch,  m.  shake. 

milk'ing-shield,  -stool,  -time, 
-tube,  milk'y-tailed,  Milk'y  Way. 

mill,  -er,  -ing,  milled,  mill'board, 
-man,    -stone,    -weir,    -wright. 

mill'-bar,  -cake,  -cin  der,  -dam, 
-driv  er,  -eye,  -feed  er,  -fire, 
-fur  nace,  -gang,  -hand,  -head, 
-holm,  -hop  per,  -horse,  -jade, 
-mon  ey,  -own  er,  -pick,  -pond, 
-pool,       -post,       -race,       -ream, 


-rine,  -rolls,  -round,  -rynd 
(-rind),  -saw,  -scale,  -skate, 
-spin  die,  -tail,  -ward,  -wheel, 
-work. 

mill'board-cut  ter,  mil'ler's-dog, 
-thumb,  mill' -hop  per  a  larm, 
mill'ing-cut  ter,   -ma  chine,   -tool. 

mill'stone-bal  ance,  -bridge,  -curb, 
-dress,  -dress  er,  -driv  er,  -feed, 
-ham  mer,  -pick,  -reg  u  la  tor, 
-spin  die,  -ven  ti  la  tor,  mill'stone 
grit. 

Mil  lais'  (-la'),  Eng.  painter. 

Mille  Lacs'  (mel  lak'),  co.  Minn. 

mil  len'i  al,  -ist,  -i  um,  -le  na'- 
ri  an,  -an  ism,  -le  na^ry,  -les'i- 
mal. 

mH'le  ped. 

mil'let,    -grass. 

mil'li  am  pere^    (-parO- 

mil'liard. 

mil  li  d're,    a    mile,    -li  a  ry. 

mil'H  ire,   a  unit  of  surface. 

mil  Her'   (mel  ya'). 

mil'li  gram  or  -gramme,  -II  lif- 
ter   (-letter),    -li  me''ter. 

mil'li  ner,   -ner  y. 

mil'li  net. 

mil'lion  (-yun),  -aire',  -lion  ism, 
-ist,  -ize,  -lionth,  -li  stere  (-star). 

Milnes    (mllnz),    Eng.   statesman. 

Mi'16,  tp.  N.  Y.— (me'lo),  isl.  Gr. 

mJl'reis    (-res). 

milt,    -er,    milt'waste,    a    plant. 

Mil  ti'a  des  (-dez),  Athenian  gen- 
eral. 

Mil'ton,  Eng.  poet,  -to'ni  an, 
-ton'ic. 

mime,  mim'e  o  graph,  mi  met'ic, 
-ic  al,    -al  ly,    mIm'e  tism. 

mim'ic,  -icked,  -ick  ing,  -ick  er, 
-ic  ry,    mim'ic -bee  tie,    -thrush. 

mim'-mouthed. 

ml  mo'sa,  -sa'ceous. 

mi'na,    -bird. 

min'a  ret. 

mJn'a  to  ry,  -to  ri  ly,  -to'ri  al,  -al  ly, 
-al'i  ty. 

mince,  minced,  min'cing,  -cer, 
-cing  ly,    mince'-meat,    m.    pie. 

min'cing-horse,    -knife,    -spade. 

mind,  -ed,  -ed  ness,  -er,  -ing, 
-ful,   -ful  ly,   -ful  ness,  -less. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  Badi. 


mind-cure 


408 


misarrangmg 


mind' -cure,  -cur  er,  -day,  -heal- 
er, -read  er,  -stuff,  -trans^fer- 
ence,    mind'ing-school. 

Min  da  na'6  (men-),  isl.  Philip- 
pines. 

Min  do'ro  (men-),  isl.  Philippines. 

mine,  mined,  min'ing,  min'er, 
-y,  mine' -cap  tain,  -cham  ber, 
-di  al,  min'ing-camp,  -dis  trict, 
-ma  chine,    -re  gion,    -tool. 

Mi  ne'o   (me  na'6),   t.   It. 

min'er  al,  -ist,  min'er  al-dress  er, 
-hold  er. 

min'er  al  ize,  -ized,  -fzing,  -i^za- 
ble,    -fzer,    -I  za'tion. 

min  er  al'o  gy,  -a  log'ic,  -ic  al, 
-al  ly,  -al'o  gist,  -o  gize,  -gized, 
-gFzing. 

mi  nette'. 

min'gle,  -gled,  -gled  ly,  -gler, 
-gle  ment,    min'gle -man  gle. 

Min'ho  (men'yo),  r.  Sp. 

Min'i  a  min    {or    ml  ni'-),    Bih. 

min'i  a  ture    {or   -i  ture),    -tur  ist. 

min'i  bus. 

Min'ie  (min'l),  M.  ball,  M.  ri  fle. 

Minnie'  (me  nya'  or  me  ne  a'),  Fr. 
inventor. 

min'i  fy,    -ing,    -fied. 

min'im,   -i  mal,   min'im  rest. 

min'i  mize,  -mized,  -mi^zing, 
-mi  za'tion,    -i  mum. 

min'ion  (-yun)  -ship,  min'ion- 
like. 

min'ish,   -ing,   -ished. 

min'is  ter,  -is  te'ri  al,  -al  ly,  -al- 
ist,  -ter  ing,  -te'ri  um,  -is  trant, 
-is  tractive,    -is  try,    -is  tra'tion. 

min'i  ver. 

mink,  -er  y. 

Min  ne  ha'ha,  Longfellow;  co.  S. 
Dak. 

min'ne  sing  er,  -ne  Ued  (-let), 
-ne  po^let  ry,   -ne-drink'ing. 

min'now,    -har  ness. 

mi' no    (me'no). 

mi'nor,    -ship,    mi  n6r'i  ty. 

mi'no  rat  (me'-). 

Min'o  taur.   Myth. 

min'ster. 

min'strel,   -sy,   min'strel-squire. 

mint,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -age,  mint'- 
bush,     -mas  ter,     -drop,    -ju^lep, 


»mark,    -stick,     -tree,     -war  den, 

m.  sauce. 
min'u  end. 
min'u  et. 

Min'u  it,    Gov.   of   New   Neth. 
mi'nus,    mi  nus'cule. 
mi  nute',    a.,    -ly,    -ness,    -nu'ti  a 

(-shI  a),     pi.     -ti  cB    (-shi  e),     -ti- 

ose    (-shi  6s). 
min'ute   (-it),   w.,    -ute  man,   -ute- 

book,      -clock,      -hand,      -glass, 

-jack,    -jump  er,    -watch,    -wheel. 
min  u  te'ri  a. 
minx,    -ot  ter. 
Mi  que  Ion'    (me''ke  l6h'),    isl.    off 

Newfoundland. 
mir    (mer). 

Mi  ra  beau'   (me  ra  b6'),    Fr.   rev. 
mi  rab'i  le    dic'tu,     m.   vi'su. 
mir'a  cle,  mi  rac'u  lous,  -ly,   -ness, 

mir'a  cle-mon  ger,  -play,  -work  er. 
mir  a  dor', 
mi  rage'    (me^razh'). 
Mir^a  mi  chi'    (-she'),    r.    Can. 
Mire    (mer),    t.    Fr. 
mire,       mired,       mir'ing,       mir'y, 

-i  ness,    -ish,    mire' -crow,    -drum, 

-duck. 
Mi  rim'    (me  reh'),    1.  S.    Amer. 
Mir'pur'    (mer  poor'),    t.    India, 
mir'ror,      -ing,      -rored,      mir'ror- 

black,     -carp,     -gal  van  om^e  ter, 

-script,    -writ^er. 
mirth,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful  ness,  -less, 

-less  ness. 
mis  ad  ven'ture,   -tur  ous. 
mis  ad  vise',      -vised',      -vis'ed  ly, 

-ed  ness. 
Mis'a  el   {or   mi'sa  el),   Bih. 
mis  al  lege'   (-lej'),   -leged. 
mis  al  li'ance,    -al  lied', 
mis'an  thrope,      -throp'ic,      -ic  al, 

-al  ly,    -an'thro  pist,    -thro  py. 
mis  ap  ply',   -ing,   -plied',   -pli  cap- 
tion. 
mis  ap  pre'ci  ate,    -a^ted,    -a  tive, 

-a'tion. 
mis  ap  pre  hend',  -ed,  -ing,  -hen'- 

sive,    -sive  ly,    -sion. 
mis  ap  pro'pri  ate,  -a^ted,  -a''ting, 

-a'tion. 
mis  kr  range',      -ment,      -ranged', 

-ran'ging. 


fate,   fat,    far,   fall,    fare,   fast,    sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


misbehave 


409 


misstating 


mis  be  have',      -haved,      -hav'ing, 

-hav'ior. 
mis  cal'cu  late,     -lasted,     -lasting, 

-la'tion. 
mis  call',    -ing,    -called'. 
mis  cdr'ry,    -ing,    -ried,    -riage. 
mis  eel  la'ne  ous,   -ly,    -ness,   -la^- 

ny,    -la^nist. 
mis  cen'sure  (-shd6r),  -sured,  -sur- 

ing. 
mis  chance',      -chanced',     -chan'- 

cing. 
mis  charge',      -charged',      -char'- 

ging. 
mis'chief,  -chiev  ous,  -ous  ly,  -ous- 

ness,  mis'chief=mak''er,   =night. 
mis'ci  ble. 

mis  cite',    -cit'ed,    -ing,    -ci  ta'tion. 
mis  con  ceive',    -ceived',    -ceiv'er, 

-ceiv'ing,    -con  cep'tion. 
mis  con'duct,   «.,    -duct',   v.,    -ed, 

-ing. 
mis  con  struct',  -ed,  -ing,  -struc'- 

tion. 
mis  con'strue,    -strued,    -stru  ing, 

-stru  er. 
mis'cre  ant,    -an  cy. 
mis  date',   -dat'ed,   -ing. 
mis  deal',    -ing,    -dealt'. 
mis  deed'. 

mis  deem',    -ing,    -deemed', 
mis  de  mean'or,    -mean'ant. 
mis  61  reef,    -ed,    -ing,    -rec'tion. 
mise   en    scene    (mez    6n    san). 
mis  em  ploy',  -ing,  -ment, 

-ployed'. 
mi'ser    (-zer),    -ly,    -li  ness,    mis'- 

er  y    (miz'-). 
mis'er  a  ble    (miz'-),    -ness,    -bly. 
mis  e  re' re    (miz'e  re're). 
THIS  e  rt  cor'dl  a    (miz-). 
mis  fea'sance   (-zans),   -sant,  -sor. 
mis  fit',    -ted,    -ting. 
mis  for'tune. 
mis  giv'ing. 

mis  gov'ern,    -ing,    -ment,    -erned. 
mis  guide',    -guid'ance,    -ed,    -ing. 
mis  hap', 
mis  in  form',      -er,      -ing,      -ant, 

-formed,   -for  ma'tion. 
mis  in  ter'pret,    -a  ble,    -er,    pre- 

ta'tion. 
mis  join',  -ing,  -joined',  -join'der. 


mis  judge',        -judg'ing,        -ment, 

-judged'. 
mis'kal. 

mis  lay',    -ing,    -er,    -laid', 
mis  lead',   -ing,   -ing  ly,    -er,    -led', 
mis  man'age,        -ment,        -aged, 

-a  ging. 
mis  match',  -ing,  -ment,  -matched, 
mis  mate',    -mat'ed,    -ing. 
mis  meas'ure     (-mezh'-),     -ment, 

-ured,    -ur  ing. 
mis  name',    -named',    -nam'ing. 
mis  no'mer. 
ml  s6g'a  my,    -a  mist. 
mi  sog'y  ny        (-soj'-),        -y  nous, 

-y  nist,    -nis'tic  al. 
m!  sol'o  gy,   -o  gist,  mis'o  logue. 
mis  place',   -ment,   -placed',   -pla'- 

cing. 
mis  plead',    -ing,    -ed. 
mis  print',    -ed,    -ing. 
mis  prize',       -prized',       -priz'ing, 

-pris'ion   (-prizh'un). 
mis  pro  nounce',  -ment,  -nounced', 

-noun'cing,    -nun'ci  a'tion. 
mis  pro  por'tion,    -tioned. 
mis  quote',    -quot'ed,    -ing,    -quo- 

ta'tion. 
mis  read',    -ing,    -read'. 
mis  rep  re  sent'  (-zent'),  -ed,   -er, 

-ing,    -sen  ta'tion. 
mis  rule',    -ruled',    -rul'ing. 
miss,     -ish,     -ish  ness,     -ing,     -y, 

missed. 
mis'sal. 
mis  shape',       -shaped',       -shap'en 

(-n),    -en  ly,    -en  ness. 
mis'sile. 
mis'sion,      -a  ry,      -er,      mis'sion- 

rooms,     m.    school,    mis'sion  ary 

bish^op. 
Mis^sis  sip'pl,  r.  and  state,  -pi  an. 
mis'sJve. 

Mis  sou'la   (miz  zoo'la),   c.   Mont: 
Mis  sou'ri    (-soro'ri    or    miz  zoo'-), 

r.     and     state     U.     S.,     -ri  an. 

Mis  sou'ri       com'pro  mise,       M. 

cur'rant,      M.      hy'a  cinth,      M. 

suck  er. 
mis  speak',   -spoke',   -spo'ken. 
mis  spell',   -ing,   -spelled', 
mis  spend',   -ing,   -spent'. 
mis  state',    -ment,    -stat'ed,    -ing. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  f^t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


misstep 


410 


modicum 


mis  step',    -ping,    -stepped'. 
mist,    -ful,    -y,    -i  ly,    -i  ness,    -like, 

mist'flow^er,      mist'=b6w,       -col- 
ored,   »rick,    "tree. 
mis  take',        -tak'a  ble,       -tak'en, 

-en  ly,    -took'. 
mis  teach',   -ing,    -taught'. 
mis'ti  CO. 
mis'tle  thrush        (-1-),         -tie  toe 

(miz'l  to    or    mis'-). 
Mis^tral'      (mes''trar),      Proveiifal 

poet. 
mis'tral. 
mis'tress. 
mis  tri'al. 
mis  trust',     -ed,     -er,     -ing,     -ful, 

-ful  ly,    -ful  ness,    -less. 
mis  un  der  stand',    -ing,    -stood'. 
mis  use'    (-uz'),    v.,    -used',    -us'- 

ing,      -us'er,      -us'age,      mis  use' 

(-US'),    n. 
mis  write',       -wrote',       -wrU'ten, 

-writ'ing. 
mite,   mit'y. 
mi'ter    or    -tre,    -tered    or    -tred, 

-ter  ing    or    -tring,    -tral,    mi'ter- 

flow^er,    -wort. 
mi'ter-block,    =board,    »box,    -cut, 

-dove  tail,    -drain,    -gage,    -i  ron, 

-jack,         -joint,         -mush  room, 

-plane,     -post,     -shaped,     -shell, 

-sill,      -square,      -valve,      -wheel, 

mi'ter  ing=ma  chine. 
Mithrida'tes     (-tez).     King     of 

Pontus,    -dat'ic. 
mit'i  gate,    -ga'ted,    -ted  ly,    -ga^- 

ting,    -ga^tive,    -ga^tor,    -ga  to''ry, 

-ga'tion. 
mi'tis,    -cast  ing,    -green. 
mi  iraille'       (me^tral'),      -trail  leur' 

(-tral  yer'),      -trail  leuse'       (-tral- 

yez'). 
Mlt'ro  wicz    (-ro  vlts),    t.    Hung, 
mitt,   mit'ten   (-tn),    -tened   (-tnd). 
MJt  y  le'ne,    isl.    ^Egean    sea. 
mix,      -a  ble,      mixed,      mix'ed  ly, 

-er,     -ing,     -tion    (-chun),     -ture, 

mix'ing=ma  chine,     -sieve,     mix'- 

ture-stop. 
Mix  i  a'na  (mish  I  a'na),  isl.  Braz. 
Mix  te  ca  pan'    (meks  ta-),    table- 
land  Mex. 
Mi  zhi  ritch'  (me  je  rich'),  t.  Russ. 


MIz'ra  im    {or   -ra'-),    Bih. 
miz'zen   (-zn),    -mast,    -sail,   miz'- 

zen^rig  ging. 
miz'zle,   -zled,   -zling,   -zly. 
Mna'son    (na'-).    Bib. 
mne  m6n'ic,  -ic  al,  -ics,   -mo  nist, 

-mo  ni'cian  (-nish'an),  -mo  tech'- 

nic        (-tek'nik),        -nics,        -ny, 

Mne  mos'y  ne,    Myth. 
Mo'ab,   Bib.,    -ite,    -Ftish,    -i'tess. 
moan,    -ing,    moaned. 
moat,    -ed,    -ing,    moat' -hen. 
mob,   -bing,    -bish,   mobbed,   mob- 

oc'ra  cy,   -o  crat,   -crat'ic,   mobs'- 

man,  mob-law,   -mas  ter,   -sto  ry. 
mo'bee. 

mo'bile,     -bil'i  ty,     mo'bil  ize     {or 

I        m6b'-),    -ized,    -i^'zing,    -i  za'tion. 

Mo  bile'   (-bel'),   c.   Ala.,   -bil'i  an. 

moc'ca  sin,      -sined,      moc'ca  sin- 

-flow  er,   -plant,   -snake. 
mo'cha   (-ka),  a  coffee;  a  weight; 

a  moth;  a  cat. 
Mo'cha  (-ka),  c.  Arabia;  M.  peb^- 

ble,  M.  sen^na,  M.  stone. 
moche   (mosh). 
Moch'mur    (mok'-).    Bib. 
m6ck,     -er,     -er  y,     -ing,     -ing  ly, 

-ish,    mocked. 
mock'-ap  pie,       -bird,       -he  ro'ic, 

-or  ange,        -shad  ow,        -thrush, 

-tur  tie,      -vel  vet,      mock'er  nut, 

mock'ing-bird,    -wren. 
m6c'main. 
mo  cud'dum. 
mode,    mo'dal,    -dal  ism,    -dal  ist, 

-dal  ly,   -is'tic,   -dal'i  ty,   mod'ish, 

-ish  ly,    -ish  ness,    -ist,    mo  diste' 

(-dest'),    mo'dus,    mode'-book. 
m6d'el,   -eled   or   -elled,  -el  ing   or 

-ling,  -el  er  or  -ler,  m6d'el-wood. 
m6d'el  ing -board,      -clay,      -loft, 

-plane,    -stand,    -tools. 
M6d'e  na       (-a  na),       prov.       It., 

Mo  de  nese'   {or  -nez'). 
mdd'er  ate,      -ly,      -ness,      -a^ted, 

-a''ting,    -a''tist,    -a^tor,    -tor  ship, 

-a'tion,    mod'er  a  tor-lamp. 


m5d'ern,     -er, 


-ized,       -i'zer, 

-I  za'tion. 
mSd'est,   -ly,    -es  ty 
mfid'i  cum. 


ism,      -1st, 
-i'zing. 


-ize, 
-ness, 


fate,    fS.t,    far,   fall,    fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,   mSt,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


modify 


411 


money-grubber 


mod'i  fy,  -ing,  -fied,  -fi'er,  -fina- 
ble, -ble  ness,  -bil'i  ty,  -fi  ca''- 
tive,  -cantor,  -ca^to  ry,  -ca'tion. 

mo'di  us,    pi.    -fl'i  I. 

M6d  jes'ka,    Pol.    actress. 

Mo'doc,    -docs,    Mo'doc    whis^tle. 

mo' do   et   for' ma. 

mod'u  late,  -lasted,  -lasting,  -la'- 
tor,    -to^ry,    -lar,    -la'tion. 

mo'diis    vl  ven'di,    m.   op  e  ran'di. 

mo  fus'sil. 

mog'i  graph' i  a    (moj^-),    -i  Id'li  a. 

Mo  gul'. 

Mo'hacs'    (-hach'),    t.    Hung. 

mo'hair,  -shell,  m.  braid,  m. 
lus'ter. 

Mo  ham'med  or  Ma  hom'et, 
-med  an,  -an  ism,  -med  ism, 
-an  ize,    -ized,    -f  zing. 

Mo'hawk. 

Mo  hi'can   (-he'-)   or   -he'gan. 

mohr   (mor). 

mo'hur. 

moi'dore. 

moi'e  ty. 

Moig  no'    (mwan  yo'),    Fr.    math. 

moil,    -ing,    moiled. 

moi'neau    (-no). 

Mo  i'ra,  tp.  N.  Y.; — (Moi'ra),  co. 
Austral. 

moire    (mwor). 

moi  re   (mwo  ra'),   m.   an  tique' . 

moist,  -en  (mois'n),  -en  er,  -en- 
ing,  -ened,  moist'ful,  -less, 
-ness,   mois'ture,    -ture  less. 

Moivre    (mwavr),    Fr.    math. 

mo'ko. 

mo'kuk. 

M61'a  dah   {or  mo'la-).   Bib. 

mo'lar,  -lar  y,  -lar'i  form,  -la- 
rim'e  ter. 

mo  las'ses   (-sez). 

mold  or  mould,  -ed,  -er,  -ing, 
-a  ble,    -a  bil'i  ty,    -y,    -i  ness. 

m6ld'=black  ing,  -board,  'box, 
=can  die,  =cis  tern,  <=fa  cing,  =loft, 
=stone,   'turn  er. 

m6ld'ing=ap  pa  ra^tus,  -bed, 
-board,  =box,  -crane,  -cut  ter, 
-file,  -flask,  -frame,  -hole, 
-loam,  -ma  chine,  -mill,  -plane, 
-plow,  -sand,  -saw,  -ta  ble, 
mold'y-hill,    -rat. 


mdle,     -skin,     -bat,     -but,     -cast, 

-catch  er,    -crick  et,    -eyed,    -hill, 

-hole,        -plant,        -plow,        -rat, 

-shrew,    -spade,    -track,    -tree. 
m61'e  cule,     mo  lec'u  lar,     -lar  ly, 

-la'ri  um,    -13.r'i  ty. 
mo  lest',      -ed,      -er,      -ing,      -ful, 

m6l  es  ta'tion   {or  monies-). 
Mo  Here'   (mol  yar'),   Fr.  dram, 
mdl'le  ton. 
m61'li  fy,    -ing,    -fied,    -fi^er,   -fi^- 

a  ble,    -fl  ca'tion,    -li  ent,    -ent  ly. 
m61'lusk. 

Mo'loch   (-16k),    Bib. 
molt    or    m5ult,    -ed,    -er,    -ing. 
mol'ten   (-tn),    -ly. 
Molt'kg,    Ger.    field-marshal. 
mol' to. 
Mo  luc'cas     (-kaz),     isls.     Malay 

arch.,  Mo  luc'ca  balm,  M.  bean, 

M.    deer. 
mome. 
mo'ment,    -ly,    -men  ta'ry,    -ta  ri- 

ly,    -ri  ness,    -men'tous,    -tous  ly, 

-tous  ness. 
mo  men'tum,   pi.   -tums   or   -ta. 
Mo'mus,    Myth. 
M6n'a  c6,    principality    Europe. 
m6n'ad,  -ism,   -ol'o  gy,  mo  nad'ic, 

-ic  al,     -al  ly,     -i  form,     mon'ad- 

deme. 
m6n  a  del'phic,   -del'phous. 
m6n'arch    (-ark),    -ism,    -ist,    -ize, 

-ized,  -lazing,  -i^zer,  -y,  mo  nar'- 

chal      (-kal),      -chi  al,      -chi  an, 

-chic   (-kik),   -chic  al. 
m6n'as  ter  y,        -te'ri  al,        -al  ly, 

mo  nas'tic,      -tic  al,      -al  ly,      -ti- 

cism,  -ti  con. 
m6n  a  tom'ic. 
m6n  au'ral,    -ax'i  al,    -ax'on,    -ax- 

o'ni  al,    -on'ic. 
M6n  creiff'    (-kref),    Scot,    divine. 
Mon'day    (mun'-). 
monde  (mond  or  m6nd). 
mon'ey    (miin'y),    pi.    -eys,    -e  ta- 

ry,    -e  tize,    -tized,    -ti  zing,    -ti- 

za'tion,       -eyed      (-td),       -ey  er, 

-ey  less,    mon'ey  bags,    a   person, 

-flow^er,    -wort. 
mon'ey-bag,   -bill,    -box,   -bro^ker, 

-chan  ger,  -corn,  -deal  er, 

-draw  er,     -drop  per,     -grub  ber, 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  (irn,  etude,  food,  f^t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


money=jobber 


412 


Montagu 


=job  ber,    =land,    =lend  er,    =mak'- 

er,    =mon  ger,    -mon  ger  ing,    =or- 

der,    »pot,    -scriv  en  er,    -spi  der, 

=spin  ner,     =tak  er,     m.    mar^ket, 

m.    mat^ter,    mon'ey's   worth. 
Monge    (monzh),    Fr.    math. 
mon'ger  (mun'ger),  -ing. 
Mon  go'H  a,    Chinese   empire,    -li- 

an,    Mon'gol,    -gol'ic,    -go  loid. 
mon'gODS,    pi.    -goos  es    (-6z). 
mon'grel     (mung'-),     -ism,     -ize, 

-ized,    -lazing,    mon'grel»skate. 
m6n'ism,    -ist,    mo  nis'tic, 
mon'i  tor,    -to'ri  al,    -al  ly,    -to^ry, 

-tress,     -trix,     -i  tive,     mon'i  tor» 

=liz  ard,    =roof. 
monk   (munk),   -er  y,    -hood,   -ish, 

-ish  ness,   monk'fish,    -bat,    'bird, 

=seal,    =seam. 
monk'S'gun,   =har  que  bus,   -hood, 

=rhu  barb,    -seam. 
mon'key     (mun'ky),     -ing,     -ism, 

-keyed     (-kid),    mon'key  flow'er, 

-tail,   a    lever;    a    rope. 
mon'key =ap  pie,       =bag,       -block, 

-board,      -boat,      -bread,      -cup, 

-drift,      -en  gine,      -gaff,      -grass, 

-ham  mer,   -jack  et,    -pot,   -press, 

-pump,     -puz  zle,     -rail,     -shine, 

-spar,    -tail,    tail    of    a    monkey, 

-wheel,       -wrench,       mon  key's- 

face. 
Mfin'mouth,  co.  Eng.;  co.  N.  J.; 

c.  111.,   M.   cock,   M.   hat,   mon'- 

mouth,    a   cap. 
Mon  nier'    (m6n  ya'),    Fr.    writer. 
m6n'o  chord   (-kord). 
mdn'o  chrome    (-krom),    -chro'ic, 

-chro  mat'ic,  -chro'mic  al,  -chro'- 

my. 
m6n'o  cle,     mo  noc'u  lar,     -lar  ly, 

-noc'u  lous. 
m6n  o  cot  y  le'don,  -led'o  nous. 
m6n'o  crat,    mo  noc'ra  cy. 
m6n  o  dra'ma,   -dra  mat'ic. 
m6n'o  dy,    -o  dist,    mo  n6d'ic,    -ic- 

al,    -al  ly. 
mo  nog'a  my,     -a  mous,     -a  mist, 

-mis'tic,    mon  o  ga'mi  an,    -gam'- 

ic. 
mon  o  gen'e  sis,  -ge  net'ic. 
mo  nog'e  ny       (-noj'-),       -e  nism, 

-e  nist,    -e  nous,    mon'o  ge  nis'tic. 


mon'o  glot. 

mo  nog'o  ny,    mon  o  gon'ic. 

mon'o  gram,  -mat'ic,  mon'o- 
gram-ma  chine. 

m6n'o  graph,  -ing,  -graphed, 
-graph'ic  al,  -al  ly,  mo  nog'ra- 
pher,  -ra  phist,  -ra  phous,  -ra- 
phy. 

mo  nog'y  ny  (-noj'i  ni),  -y  nist, 
-y  nous,    mon  o  gyn'i  an. 

m6n'o  lith,    -lith  al,    -Hth'ic. 

m6n'o  16gue,  mo  nol'o  gist,   -o  gy, 

mon  o  ma'ni  a,   -ni  ac,    -ni'a  cal. 

mon  o  met'al  list,  -al  lism,  -me- 
tallic. 

mo  nom'e  ter,  mon  o  met'ric,  -ric- 
al. 

mo  no' mi  al. 

mon'o  pho'ny  {or  mo  noph'-), 
-pho'nous  (or  mo  noph'-),  -phon'ic, 

m6n'oph  thong,  -thon'gal. 

mo  nop'o  ly,  -o  list,  -o  Us'tic, 
-o  lize,  -lized,  -If  zer,  -li''zing, 
-11  za'tion. 

mdn'o  rime    or    -rhyme. 

mSn'o  stich  (-stik),  mo  nos'ti- 
chous    (-kus). 

mo  nos'tro  phe,    mon  o  stroph'ic. 

mon'o  syl  la  ble,  -lab'ic,  -ic  al  ly, 
-syl'la  bism. 

mon  o  tel'e  phone,    -phon'ic. 

mon'o  the  ism,    -the  ist,    -is'tic. 

mon'o  tone,  -toned,  -ton  ing, 
-tSn'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  mo  not'o- 
nist,  -o  nous,  -nous  ly,  -nous  • 
ness,    -o  ny. 

mon'o  type,  -ty^pal  (-ti'-),  -cyp'ic 
(-tip'-),    -ical. 

Mons    (mons),    t.    Belg. 

mon  seig  neur'    (mon  sa  nyer'). 

Mon  se  li'ce    (-sa  la'cha),    t.    It. 

Mon  s6r  rat',    mt.    Sp. 

mon  sieur'  (mo'sye'),  pi.  mes- 
sieurs'   (ma'sye'). 

mon  sig'nor    (mon  se'nyor). 

mon  soon'. 

mdn'ster,  -ship,  -strous,  -strous- 
ly,    -strous  ness,    -stros'i  ty. 

M6n'ta  gu,  Basil,  Eng.  lawyer; 
Charles,  Eng.  statesman;  Ed- 
ward, Eng.  statesman;  Eliza- 
beth, Eng.  authoress;  Lady 
Mary    Wortley,    Eng.    authoress. 


fate,   fat,    far,   fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,   ice,   In,    note, 


Montague 


413 


morainal 


Mon'ta  gue,      Shak,;     co.     Tex.; 

vil.    Mass.;    vil.    Mich. 
Mon  taig  Ion'    (m6h''taFy6n'),    Fr. 

bibliog. 
Mon  ta  jo'ne    (-yo'na),    t.    It. 
M6n  tal  ban',    t.    Venez. 
Mon  ta  len  bert'  (mon^ta^lon'- 

bar'),    Fr.    statesman. 
m6n'tane,    -tan'ic. 
Mon  taud'    (mon^to'),    t.    Fr. 
Mont  Blanc  (mon  blon),  mt.  Fr. 
Mont  blanch'    (-blank'),    t.    Sp. 
Mont  Ce  nis'   (mon^  se  ne'),    Alps. 
mon'te    (-ta). 
Mon  te       Car'lo       (mon^ta),       t. 

Monaco. 
Mon  te  fi  o're         (mon  te  fe  o're), 

Eng.    philanthropist. 
mon  teith',  a  punch-bowl;  a  hand- 
kerchief. 
Mon  te  le'pre  (mon^ta  la'pra),  t  It. 
Mon'te         Mag  gio're         (mon'ta 

mad  jo'ra),    t.    It. 
Mon  te  ne'gro        (mon  ta  na'gro), 

principaUty       Europe,       -neg'rin 

(m6n  te  neg'rin),    mon  te  neg'rin, 

a    garment. 
Mon^te  pul  cia'no     (-pool  cha'no), 

t.    It.;    a    wine. 
mon  te'ro    (-ta'-),    »cap. 
Mon  te'se    (-ta'sa),    t.    It. 
M6n^t§s  quieu'    (-ku'),    Fr.   jurist. 
Mon  te  zu'ma       (-zoo'-),       Aztec 

emperor. 
Mont  Ge  ne'vre   (mon  zhe  na'vr), 

mt.    Fr. 
mont  gol'fi  er,   a  balloon. 
month   (munth),    -Ung,    -ly. 
Mon  ti'jo    (-te'ho),    t.    Sp. 
Mon  til  la    (-tel'ya),    t.    Sp. 
Mon  ti  vil  liers'       (mon'te^ ve^ya'), 

t.    Fr. 
Mont  lu  5on'  (moh^lii  son'),  t.  Fr. 
Mont  mar'tre  (mon^mar'tr),  t.  Fr. 
M6nt'mo  ren  cy,      co.      Mich.; — 

(-ren'cy),     r.      Can.; — (m6h''m6^- 

r6fi^se'),    vil.    Fr. 
M6nt  o  gbVil  er,    Fr.   scientist. 
mon'toi/    (mon^twor'). 
m6n'ton. 
Mont    Pe  lee'. 
M6nt  pe'H  er,    t.    Vt.; — (moh^pel'- 

ya'),    c.    Fr. 


Mont  pen  sier'  (moh'poh^sya'), 
Fr.    prince. 

mdn'tre    (-ter). 

Mont  rouge'    (m6n''robzh'),   t.    Fr. 

mon'u  ment,    -men'tal,    -tal  ly. 

Mon  zon'    (-thon'),    t.    Sp. 

mon'zo  nite. 

moo,    -ing,    -er,    mooed. 

mood,  -y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness,  -ish,  -ish  ly, 
mood'y=heart  ed. 

moon,  -et,  -ish,  -less,  -y,  moon'- 
beam,  -bill,  a  duck,  -eye,  a  fish, 
-fish,  -flaw,  -flow  er,  -glade, 
-light,  -lit,  -rise,  -seed,  a  plant, 
-set,  -shine,  -shin  y,  -stone, 
-strick  en,    -struck,    -wort. 

moon' -blast  ed,  =bHnd,  -bhnk, 
-box,  -calf,  -creep  er,  -cul  mi- 
na  ting,  -cul  mi  na  tions,  -dai  sy, 
-di  al,  -eye,  an  eye,  -face,  -fern, 
knife,  -mad  ness,  -month,  -pen- 
ny, -plant,  -rak^er,  -sail,  -tre- 
foil,   -year. 

moon'shee. 

moor,    -ing,    -age,    -ish,    -y,   moor'- 
band,       -ber  ry,       -land,       -pan, 
-stone,    -wort. 
I    moor'-ball,     -black  bird,      -bread, 
-buz  zard,     -coal,     -cock,     -coot, 
-fowl,      -game,      -grass,      -hawk, 
-heath,      -hen,      -ill,       -monkey, 
-peat,    -tit,    -whin. 
j    moor'ing-bend,       -bits,       -block, 
-bri  die,     -chocks,     -pall,     -post, 
[        -shack  le,    -stump,    -swiv  el. 

Moor,   -ish,    -man,   M.   dance. 

moose,  -wood,  a  tree,  moose'» 
bird,    -call,    -deer,    -elm,    =yard. 

Mo'o  si'as,   Bib. 

moot,  -ed,  -ing,  -a  ble,  -er,  moot'- 
hill. 

mop,  -ping,  mopped,  mop'board, 
-head,  a  person,  -stick,  -fair, 
-head,  a  frowzy  head,  -head  ed, 
-nail,    -wring  er. 

mope,  moped,  mop'ing,  -ing  ly, 
-ish,  -ish  ly,  -ish  ness,  -ful, 
-eyed. 

m6ps. 

mo'pus. 

mo  qtiette'    (-ket'). 

mo  ra'ceous. 

mo  raine',  -rain'ic,  -rain'al. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  Urn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  Badi. 


moral 


414 


motherwort 


m5r'al,    -ist,    -is'tic,    -al  ize,    -ized, 

-i  zing,    -i  zer,     -i  za'tion,     -al  ly, 

mo  ral'i  ty,    mo' rale'    (-ral'). 
mio  rass',    -y,    -weed. 
mo'rat. 

Mor'ay    (mur'i),    Eng.    statesman. 
mor'bid,      -ly,      -ness,      -bid'i  ty, 

-bif'ic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly. 
mor'ceau'    (-so'). 
mor  da'cious,    -ly,    -dac'i  ty. 
mor'dant,   -ly. 
Mor'de  cai,  Bih. 
more,    -o'ver,    more' -pork'. 
mo  reen'. 
mSr'el,    mo  relle'. 
mo  rel'lo. 
mo' re    ma  jo' rum. 
Mo  resque'    (-resk'),    Mo  ris'co. 
Mo^rez'    (-ra'),    t.    Fr. 
mor^ga  nat'ic,    -al,    -al  ly. 
morgue, 
mdr'i  bund. 

Mor'mon,   -dom,    -ism,    -ist,    -ite. 
morn,    the    morning,    -ward. 
morne,  head  of  a  lance,  morned. 
mor  ne'    (mor''na'),    Her. 
morn'ing,     morn,     morn'ing  flow'- 

er. 
mom'ing-cap,        -gift,        -glo^ry, 

-gown,     -land,     -room,     -sphinx, 

-star,    a   weapon,    -tide. 
mo'ro,    a    bird,    Mo'ro,    pi.    -ros 

(-roz),   a  tribe  in  P.  I. 
mo  roc'co,  a  leather,  -head,  -jaw. 

Mo  roc'co,    Afr.,    M.    gum. 
mo  rose'   (-ros'),   -ly,   -ness. 
Mor'pheus   (-fus  or  -fe  us),   -phe- 

an. 
mor'phJne,    -phin  ism,    -phi  o  ma'- 

ni  a,    -ni  ac,    -o  met'ric. 
mor  phog'e  ny        (foj'-),        -pho- 

gen'ic,    -gen'e  sis,    -ge  net'ic. 
mor  phog'ra  phy,    -ra  pher,    -pho- 

graph'ic  al,      -phol'o  gy,      -o  gist, 

-o  log'ic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly. 
mor  phom'e  try,      -pho  met'ric  al, 

-phon'o  my,    -pho  nom'ic. 
m6r'ris,    -dance,    -dan  cer,    -dan- 
cing,   Mor' ris -chair. 
mfir'row. 
mor'sel  (-si). 
mor'sing-horn. 
Mor^tagne'    (-tan'),    t.    Fr. 


mor'tal,  -ize,  -ized,  -i  zing,  -tal- 
ly,   -tal  ness,    -tal'i  ty. 

mor'tar,  -bat  ter  y,  -bed,  -board, 
-boat,  -car  riage,  -mill,  -ves  sel, 
-wag  on. 

mort'gage  (mor'gaj),  -gaged, 
-ga  ging,  -ga  gor  (-jor),  -ga  gee', 
mort'gage-deed. 

mor'ti  fy,  -ing,  -fi  er,  -fled,  -fl- 
ca'tion. 

mor'tise,  -tised,  -tis  ing,  mor'- 
tise -block,  -bolt,  -chis  el,  -cor- 
ner, -gage,  -joint,  -lock,  -wheel, 
mor'tis  ing=ma  chine. 

mort'main. 

mor'tu  a  ry. 

mo  sa'ic  (-za'-),  inlaid  work, 
-ic  al,    -al  ly,    -sa'i  cist. 

Mos'by   (moz'by),   Confed.  officer. 

M6sch'el  es,    Ger.    pianist. 

Mo  selle'   (-zel'),   a   river;   a   wine. 

M6  se'r6th,    Bih. 

Mo'ses  (-zes).  Mo  sa'ic  (-za'-), 
-ic  al,    -sa  ism,    mo'ses,   a   boat. 

Mos'lem,    -ism. 

mos'lings    (m6z'-). 

m6sque. 

m6s  qui'tS  (-ke'-),  -bar,  -can  o- 
py,  -cur  tain,  -hawk,  -net, 
-net  ting. 

m6ss,  -y,  -i  ness,  moss'back,  a 
fish;  a  person,  -ber  ry,  -bun  ker, 
-head,  a  duck,  -wort. 

m6ss'-ag  ate,  -al  co  hoi,  -an  i- 
mal,  -an  i  maFcule,  -bass,  -box, 
-cam  pi  on,  -capped,  -cheep  er, 
-cor  al,  -crops,  -duck,  -hags, 
-lo  cust,  -owl,  -pink,  -pol  yp, 
-rake,  -rose,  -rush,  -starch,  -troop- 
er,  -wood. 

most,   -ly. 

m6t. 

mote,   -less,   -ling,   mot'ed. 

mot'er. 

mo  tet',  -te'tus,  -tet'tist,  mot  tet'- 
to. 

m6th,  -y,  moth' -blight,  -ci  caMa, 
-eat  en,  -gnat,  -hawk,  -hunt  er, 
-mul  lein,  -or  chid,  -patch, 
-plant,    -sphinx,    -trap. 

moth'er  (muth'T),  -ing,  -hood, 
-less,  -ly,  -li  ness,  -er  y,  -ered, 
moth'er  land,    -wort. 


fate,   fat,   far,    fall,   fire,    fist,    sofa,    mete,   mgt,   her,   ice,  !n,    note, 


mother-cask 


415 


mouzah 


nioth'er=cask,  =cell,  -cloves,  -liq- 
uor, -lode,  =love,  -lye,  -maid, 
-spot,    -ves  sel,    -wa  ter,    -wit. 

moth'er-in-law,  -of-coal,  -of- 
pearl,  -of -thou  sands,  a  plant, 
-of -thyme,    -of-vin  e  gar, 

moth'er  coun  try,  m.  queen,  m. 
tongue,   Moth'er  Hub  bard. 

mo'tif    {or   -tef),    -tif'ic. 

mo'tile,   -til'i  ty. 

mo'tion,  -al,  -less,  -ing,  -tioned, 
mo'tion-bar,  -dis  tor'tion,  -in^- 
di  ca  tor. 

mo'ti  vate,  -va^ted,  -va^ting,  -va'- 
tion. 

mo'tive,    -less,    -less  ness,    -tlv'i  ty. 

ni6t'ley,    -mind'ed. 

mo' to. 

mo'to  cy'cle    (-si^kl). 

mo'to  graph,  -graph'ic,  -to  phone. 

mo'tor,  -to'ri  al,  -ri  um,  pi.  -ri  a, 
-to  ry,  mo'tor-car,  m.  a're  a,  m. 
point. 

motte    (m6t). 

mot'tle,  -tied,  -tling,  mot'tle- 
faced. 

mot'to,  pi.  -toes  or  -tos,  -toed, 
mot'to-kiss. 

mou  chard'    (moD^shar'). 

mou' choir'    (moo'shwor')- 

mouilla'tion  (mool  ya'shun),  tnouW- 
le'    (moolVa') . 

mou  lin'    (moo  lS,n'). 

mou'lin  age    (moo'-). 

mou'li  net    (moo'-). 

Mou  lins'    (moo'ian'),    t.    Fr. 

Moul'trie  (mol'try),  fort  S.  C.;— 
(moo'try  or  mdol'-),  Amer.  Rev. 
gen.; — (moo'try  or  mol'try), co. 111. 

mound,  -ed,  -ing,  mound' -bird, 
-build''er,    -mak''er. 

Mou  nier'  (moo  nya'),  Fr.  states- 
man. 

mount,  -a  ble,  -ed,  -er,  -ing, 
-ing  ly,  -ant,  mount'-nee  die- 
work,    mount'ing-block,    -stand. 

moun'taJn,  -tained,  -tain  eer', 
-ous,   -ous  ness,   -ward. 

moun'tain-ar  tlFler  y,  -ash,  -iv^- 
ens,  -balm,  -beau  ty,  -bea  ver, 
-black  bird,  -blue,  -bram  ble, 
-cat,  -chain,  -cock,  -cork, 
-cow  slip,      -crab,      -cran  ber  ry. 


-cross,  -cu  ras^sow,  -dam  son, 
-deer,  -dew,  -eb  o  ny,  -fern, 
-fe  ver,  -finch,  -flax,  -fringe, 
-grape,  -green,  -gua^va. 

moun'tain-hare,  -herring,  -holly, 
-how  itz  er,  -lau  rel,  -leath  er, 
-lie  o  rice,  -lin  net,  -li  on,  -lov  er, 
-mag  no  li  a,  -ma  hoe,  -ma  hog- 
a  ny,  -man,  -man  go,  -ma  pie, 
-meal,  -milk,  -mint,  -pars  ley, 
-pep  per,  -pine,  -plum,  -pride, 
-rhu  barb,  -rice,  -rose,  -sand  wort, 
-sheep,  -soap,  -sor  rel,  -spar  row, 
-spin  ach  (-aj),  -sweet,  -tal  low, 
-tea,  -to  bac  co,  -trout,  -witch, 
-wood. 

mount'e  bank,  -ing,  -ish,  -ism, 
-er  y. 

mourn,  -er,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful  ness, 
-ing,  -ing  ly,  mourn'ful-wid  ow, 
a  plant,  mourn'ing-bride,  a 
plant,  -dove,  -piece,  -wid  ow,  a 
plant. 

mourn'ing  brooch,  m.  cloak,  m. 
coach,  m.  liv  er  y,  m.  ring,  m. 
stuflf. 

mouse,  pi.  mice,  mouse  (mouz), 
v.,  moused,  mous'ing,  -er,  -er  y, 
-y,   mouse'fish,    -tail,    a   plant. 

mouse' -bar  ley,  -bird,  -bur, 
-but  tock,  -chop,  -col  or,  -col- 
ored, -deer,  -dun,  -ear,  -grass, 
-hawk,  -hole,  -hound,  -hunt, 
-le  mur,  -mill,  -owl,  -pea, 
-piece,  -roll  er,  -sight,  -thorn, 
-trap,  mouse'tail -grass,  mous'- 
ing-hook    (mouz'-). 

mous  que  taire'  (moos'ke  tar'),  a 
collar;  a  glove;  a  cloak;  a 
musketeer. 

mous  se  line'  (moo^se  len'),  -dC' 
laine'  (-de-lan'),  -de^soie'  (-de- 
sw6') . 

mouth,  n.,  -ful,  -less,  -piece, 
-root,  mouth' -arm,  -blow  er, 
-case,  -fill  ing,  -foot,  -foot  ed, 
-friend,  -gage,  -glass,  -glue, 
-hon  or,  -made,  -or  gan,  -part, 
-pipe,    -ring,    -speculum. 

mouth,  v.,  -er,  -ing,  -a  ble, 
mouthed,    mouth'ing»ma  chine. 

mou  ton'    (mob-). 

mou'zah   (moo'-). 


ndt,  n6r,  use,  iip,  <irn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


move 


416 


mulse 


move  (mdov),  -less,  -ment,  mov'- 
a  ble,  -ble  ness,  -bly,  -bil'i  ty, 
-er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ing  ness, 
move'ment=cure,    mov'ing=plant. 

m6w^,  to  cut  grass,  -er,  -ing, 
mowed,  mown,  mow' -lot,  mow'- 
ing-ma  chine. 

mow  (mou),  to  store  in  a  barn, 
-er,  -ing,  mowed,  mow'burn, 
=yard. 

mow,  n.,  a  grimace,  mow,  v.,  to 
make   faces,    mow'ing. 

mow  (mou  or  moo),  a  Chinese 
land=measure. 

mox'a,    mox  i  bus'tion    (-chun). 

moy'a. 

Mo  zam  bique'  (-bek'),  Afr., 
-zam  bi'can    (-be'kan). 

Mo  zart'  {or  mo'-),  Ger.  mus. 
composer. 

mo  zet'ta   {or   -tsgfta). 

much,    -ness. 

mu'cid,    -ness. 

mu'ci  lage,  -lag'i  nous  (-laj'-), 
-nous  ness,  -cig'e  nous  (-sij'-), 
mii'ci  lage-bot  tie,  -brush,  -ca- 
nal'',   -cell,    -res''er  voir,    -slit. 

mu  cip'a  rous. 

mu'ci  vore,    -civ'o  rous. 

muck,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  -i  ness, 
mucked,    muck'worm,    a   person. 

muck' -bar,  -fork,  -heap,  -hill, 
-pit,  -rake,  -rolls,  -sweat, 
-thrift,     -worm,     a    worm. 

muc'kle,    -ham  mer. 

mu'cus,  n.,  -cous,  a.,  -cous  ness, 
-cose,    -cos'i  ty. 

mud,  -dy,  -di  er,  -di  est,  -di  ly, 
-di  ness,  -died,  -dy  ing,  mud'- 
fish,    -sill,    -stone,    -weed,    -wort. 

mud' -bank,  -bass,  -bath,  -bit, 
-boat,  -bur^row  er,  -cat,  -cock, 
-cone,  -coot,  -crab,  -daub  er, 
-dev  il,  -dip  per,  -drag,  -dredg- 
er, -drum,  -eel,  -flat,  -frog, 
-goose,  -hen,  -hole,  -hook,  -laff, 
-lam  prey,  -lark,  -la^va,  -min- 
now, -pat  tens,  -plan  tain, 
-plov  er,  -plug,  -pup  py,  -rake, 
-scow,  -shad,  -snail,  -snipe, 
-suck  er,  -swal  low,  -teal,  -ter  ra- 
pin,  -tor  toise,  -tur  tie,  -valve,  -vol- 
ca  no,  -walled,  -wasp,  -worm. 


mu  ez'zm. 

muff,     -ing,     -et,     muffed,     muff'- 

dog,    -glass. 
muffin,   -eer',   muffin-cap,    -man, 

-ring. 
muffle,    -fled,    -fler,    -fling,    muf- 
fle jaw,  a  fish,   -fur  nace,   -paint- 
ing. 
mufti,    Moham.    officer,    pi.    -tis 

(-tiz). 
mufty,    a   bird. 
mug,  -weed,  -wort,  -wump,  -house, 

-hunt'er. 
mu'ga     (moo'-). 
mug'gar,   a   crocodile. 
mug'gard,    a.,    sullen. 
mug'gins. 
mug'gy. 
Miihl'bach   (mul'badi),   t.   Hung.; 

Ger.    novelist. 
Muh'len  berg      (mu'len),      Amer. 

divine. 
Miihl  hau'sen      (miil  hou'zn),      t. 

Prus. 
Mull  rea'    (muFra'),  mt.  Ireland. 
Muir,    Scot.    auth. 
muk'luk. 

mu  lat'to,    -lat'tress. 
mul'ber  ry,    -faced,    -germ,    -juice, 

-mass,    -rash,    -silk  worm,    -tree. 
mulch,    -ing,    mulched. 
mulct,     -ed,     -ing,     mulc'ta  ry    or 

-tu  a''ry. 
mule,    mu  le  teer',    mul'ish,     -ish- 

ly,      -ish  ness,      mule'kill  er,      an 

insect,    -wort. 
mule'»ar  ma  dil'lo,    -chair,    'deer, 

-doub  ler,  -driv  er,  -jen  ny,  -skin- 
ner,  -spin  ner,    -twist. 
mu'ley      (mu'-),      -ax  le,      -head, 

-saw. 
mu'li  er,    -li  eb'ri  ty. 
mflU,     -ing,     -er,     mulled,     muU'- 

head,    -mad  der,    -mus  Hn. 
mul'lein     (-len     or     -Hn),     -pink, 

-shark. 
Miil  ler'    (mii^ler'),    Fr.    painter; — 

(mii'ler),    Ger.    schol. 
mul'let,    -hawk,    -smelt,    suck  er. 
muFli  ga  taw'ny. 
mul'li  grubs, 
mul'lion,    -ing,    -lioned. 
mulse. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,   fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice.   In,    note, 


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417 


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mulsh. 

mult. 

mul  tan'gu  lar,    -ly,    -ness. 

mul  ti  den'tate,  -ti'dig'i  tate  (-dij'), 

-ti  faced,       -ti  fa'ri  ous,      -ous  ly, 

-ous  ness,    -tif'er  ous,    -ti  flo'rous. 
muFti  form,      -form'i  ty,      -ti  lat'- 

er  al,     -ti  lin'e  al,     -lin'e  ar,     -ti- 

lo'bate,     -til'o  quent,     -o  quence, 

-ti  par'tite,      -tip'a  rous,      -ti  ped, 

-ti  pie. 
mul'ti  ply,        -ing,        -ti  pli'a  ble, 

-ble  ness,     -pli  ca  ble,    -pli  cand'', 

-pli  cate,    -captive,     -cantor,    -ca'- 

tion,    -pli  er,    -ti  plic'i  ty. 
mul'ti  ply  ing4ens,         =ma  chine, 

-wheel. 
mul  ti  po'lar,    -ti  pres'ent,    -pres'- 

ence,    -ti  spi'ral. 
mul'ti  tude,    -tu'di  nous,    -nous  ly, 

-nous  ness,     -tiv'a  lent,     -a  lence, 

-ti  valve,    -val'vu  lar. 
mum. 
mum'ble,      -bled,      -bier,      -bhng, 

-bling  ly,    mum'ble =the»peg. 
mum'bo=jum'bo. 
mum'mer,    -y,    mum'ming. 
mum' my,     -mi  fy,     -fy  ing,     -fied, 

-mi  form,       -mi  fl  ca'tion,      -my- 

ing,         -mied,         mum'my-case, 

»cloth,  =wheat. 
mump,   -ish,   -ish  ly,    -ish  ness. 
mumps. 

munch,    -er,    -ing,    munched. 
Mun  chau'sen        (-chaw'zen        or 

miinch'ou  zen),    Ger.    soldier. 
mun'dane,    -ly,    -dan'i  ty. 
mun'di  fy,      -fi  er,      -fied,      -dif'i- 

cant,    -i  ca'tion. 
Mundt    (moont),    Ger.    auth. 
Mu'nich    (-nidi),    c.    Bav. 
mu  nic'i  pal  (-nis'-),  -ly,  -ize,  -ized, 

-i'zing,   -ism,   -pal  i  za'tion,    -pal'- 

mu  nif 'i  cent,  -ly,  -cence,  -cen  cy. 
mu'ni  ment,    =house,    -room, 
mu  ni'tion    (-nish'un). 
Mun  kacs'  (moon''kach'),  t.  Hung. 
Mun  kac'sy  (moon  ka'che),  Hung. 

painter. 
mun'nion    (-yun). 
Miintz    (miints),    Fr.    art    hist. 
mu'ral,    -ly,    -raled,    -rage. 


Mu  rM'  {or  mii'ra'),  Fr.  marshal. 
Mur'chi  son   (-kl  son),    Brit.   geol. 
Mur'ci  a    (-shi  a),    prov.    Sp. 
mur'der,    -er,    -ing,    -ous,    -ous  ly. 
mu'ri  ate,    -a  ted,    -a  ting,    -at'ic. 
mu'ri  cate,   -canted. 
Mu  ril'lo      {or     moo  rel'yo),      Sp. 

painter. 
murk,    -y,    -i  ly,    -i  ness. 
mur'mur,   -er,   -ing,   -ing  ly,   -ous, 

-ous  ly,    -mured, 
mur'rain. 
miir'rey. 

mur'shid    (moor'shed). 
mu  ru'mu  ru-palm         (moo  roo'- 

moD  roD=pam). 
mus  ca  din'  (moos  ka  dan'),  a  fop. 
mus'ca  dine,    a    grape. 
mus'cat. 
mus'ca  tel. 
mus'cle,   -cled 

lar,      -lar  ly, 

-ized,  -i  zing 

cle  bill,    a    duck. 
mus'cle  =band,       =case,       -cas^ket 

=cell,      -clot,      -col  umn,      -com 

part  ment,       -cor'pus  cle,       -cur 

rent,    -nu  cle  us,    -plasm,    -plate 

-plum,    -prism,     -readying,    -rod 

=se  rum,  -sound,  -su  gar 
mus  col'o  gy,      -o  gist, 

ic  al,    -cos'i  ty. 
mus  CO  va'do. 
Mus'co  vite,     a     Russian, 

mus'co  vite,    a    mineral; 
muse    (muz),    -ful,    -ful  ly, 

mused,     mus'er,      -ing. 

Myth. 
mu  sette'    (-zef). 
mu  se'um    (-ze'-),    -se  og'ra  pher. 


-cling  (-ling),  -cu- 
-lar'i  ty,  -lar  ize, 
-cu  lous,  a.,    mus'- 


-co  log'- 


-vlt'ic, 

1    rat. 

-less. 

Muse, 


-ra  phy, 


-se  ol'o  gy, 
i  ness,    mushed. 


-ra  phist, 

-o  gist. 
mush,    -ing,    -y, 
Mu'shi,    Bib. 
Mu'shites,    Bib. 
mush'room,      -hitch  es,      -spawn, 

-stone,    -strain  er,    -su  gar. 
mush'ru    (-roo). 
mu'sic   (-zik),   -al,   -al  ly,   -al  ness, 

-si  cal'i  ty,      mu  si  cale      {xnvi'?!'- 

kal'),    -si  cian    (-zish'an),    -si  co- 

dra  m at'ic,      -si  cog'ra  phy,     -co- 

ma'ni  a. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  lirn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 
27 


music  "book 


418 


myrtle  =wax 


mu'sic-book,  -box,  -cab^i  net, 
-case,  -chair,  -clamp,  -club, 
-de  my^  (-miO,  -desk,  -en- 
grav^er,  -fol  io,  -hall,  -hold  er, 
-house,  -loft,  -mad,  -mas  ter, 
-mis  tress,  -pa  per,  -pen,  -print- 
ing, -rack,  -re  cord  er,  -roll, 
-school,  -shell,  -smith,  -stand, 
-stool,  -type,   -wire,  -writ^er. 

musk,  -y,  -i  ness,  musk'flow^er, 
-mal  low,  -mel  on,  -rat,  -root, 
a    plant,    -wood,    a    tree. 

musk' -bag,  -ball,  -bea  ver,  -bee- 
tle, -cake,  -cat,  -cat  tie,  -ca  vy, 
-deer,  -duck,  -gland,  -hy  a- 
cinth,  -mole,  -o  kra,  -or  chis, 
-ox,  -pear,  -plant,  -plum,  -root, 
a  root,  -rose,  -seed,  -sheep, 
-shrew,  -this  tie,  -tor  toise,  -tree, 
-tur  tie,     -wea  sel,    musk'y-mole. 

mus'kal  longe.      See   maskinonge. 

mus'keg. 

mus'ket,  -eer',  -oon',  -ry,  mus'- 
ket-lock,    -proof,    -rest,    -shot. 

mus'lin  (muz'-),  -lined,  -Un  et', 
mus'lin -glass,     -kale,     -de»laine. 

mus'nud. 

mus'role    (muz'-). 

muss,    -ing,    -y,    -i  ness,    mussed. 

mus  saV,    a   torch,    -sal'chee. 

mus'sel,  a  mollusk,  mus'sel-band, 
-bed,  -bind,  -dig  ger,  -duck, 
-eat  er,    -peck  er,    -shell. 

Mus  set'    (mu^sa'),    Fr.    poet. 

mus'suck. 

Mus'sul  man,  pi.  -mans,  -man  ish, 
-man  ism,    -man  ly,    -man'ic. 

must,    -y,    -i  ly,    -i  ness. 

mus  tache',  pi.  -tach  es  (-6z), 
-tached',  -tach'ial  (-yal),  mus- 
tache'-cup. 

mus'tang,    -er. 

Miis'ta  pha,    t.    Algiers. 

mus'tard  (-terd),  -tard  er,  mus'- 
tard-leaf,  -pa  per,  -pot,  -seed, 
-shrub,  -spoon,  -to  ken,  m. 
plas  ter,    m.    poul  tice. 

mus'ter,  -ing,  -tered,  mus'ter- 
book,   -day,   -file,   -mas  ter,   -roll. 

mu'ta  ble,    -ness,    -bly,    -bil'i  ty. 

mu'tage. 

mu'tate,  -ta''ted,  -tasting,  -ta- 
tive,      -ta  to'ry,      -tant,      -ta'tion. 


mu  lan'dum,      pi.      ~da,     mu  ta'- 
tion-stop. 
mu  td'tis    mu  tan'dis. 
mute,    -ly,    -ness,    mut'ism, 
mu'ti  late,    -lasted,    -lasting,     -la^- 

tor,    -la'tion. 
mu'ti  ny,     -ing,     -nied,     -ti  neer', 

-ti  nous,     -nous  ly,    -nous  ness. 
mu'to  scope. 
Mut'su  hi'to  (mdot'sdo  he'to). 

Emperor  of  Japan. 
mut'ter,    -er,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -tered. 
mut'ton  •  (-tn),    -y,    mut'ton  head, 

a    person. 
mut'ton«bird,    -chop,    -fish,    -fist, 

-ham,  -head  ed,  -leg  ger, 

-thump  er. 
mu'tu  al,   -ism,   -ist,   -is  tic,   -al  ly, 

-al'i  ty. 
mu  zhik'    (moo-). 
Mu  zi  a'no       (moot  se  a'no).       It. 

painter. 
muz'zle,    -zled,    -zling. 
muz'zle-bag,        -cap,        -en  er  gy, 

-lash  ing,  -load  er,  -sight, 

-strap,    -ve  loc^i  ty. 
muz'zy,    -zi  ness. 
My  ce'nae    (mi  se'ne),    c.    Gr. 
my  col'o  gy,      -o  gist,      -co  log'ic, 

-ic  al,    -al  ly,    -coph'a  gy,    -a  gist. 
my  co'sis    (ml-),    -cot'ic. 
my  ol'o  gy    (mi-),    -o  gist,    -o  log'- 
ic,   -ic  al. 
my'o  man  cy    (mi'-),    -man'tic. 
my  6'pi  a     (mi-),     -op'ic,     my'ope 

(mi'-). 
my'o  scope     (mi'-),     -o  tome,     -o- 

tom'ic,  -o  ton'ic,  -ot'o  my. 
myr'i  ad  (mir'-),  =mind^ed. 
myr'i  a  gram  (mir'-)  or  -gramme, 

-a  li  ter    or    -li  tre     (-letter),     -a- 

me''ter   or    -tre. 
myr'i  a  pod,    -i  ap'o  dan,    -o  dous. 
myr'i  arch   (mir'i  ark),   -i  are. 
myr'i  o  ra'ma    (mir^-),    -o  scope. 
Myr'mi  don,  a  follower  of  Achil- 
les,    -do'ni  an,     myr'mi  don,     an 

unscrupulous    follower. 
myrrh    (mer),    myr'rhic    (mir'rik), 

-rhine     (-rin),     myrrh'y     (mer'-), 

myrrh' -oil,    -plas  ter,    -seed. 
myr'tle,     -ber'ry,     -bird,     -green, 

-wax. 


fate,   fa,t,   far,   fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


myrtol 


419 


nanny-goat 


myr'tol,    an    oil. 

my  self    (mi-). 

My 'si  a   (mish'i  a  or  mizh'-),   Bib. 

My  sore'    (mi-),    state    India. 

mys'ter  y,        -te'ri  ous,        -ous  ly, 

-ous  ness. 
mys'tic,     -tic  al,     -al  ly,     -al  ness, 

-ti  cism,      -ti  fy,      -fy  ing,      -fied, 

-fi  ca'tor,    -ca'tion. 
myth,      -ic,      -ic  al,      -al  ly,      -ist, 


my  thog'ra  pher,   -ra  phy,   myth'» 

his  to  ry. 
my  thol'o  gy  (mi-),  -o  ger, 

myth'o  lo'gi  an,      -log'ic,      -ic  al, 

-al  ly,  -thol'o  gist,  -o  gize,   -gized, 

-gi'zer,    -gi  zing. 
myth  o  pe'ic,   -pe'ist,   -o  plasm. 
Mzc  zo'now       (msha  zo'nov),       t. 

Russ. 
Mzensk  (mtsensk),   t.   Russ. 


N 


N=way,    N    pa  per. 

Na'am,    Bib. 

Na'a  mah,    Bib. 

Na'a  min,    Bib. 

Na  ash'on    {or    na'a  shon).    Bib. 

Na  as'son,   Bib. 

nab,    -bing,    nabbed. 

Nab^a  the'ans.    Bib. 

Na'bath  ites.    Bib. 

na'bob. 

nac'a  rat. 

Na'chor  (-kor),  Bib. 

Nach'ti  gal      (nadi'te  gaF),      Ger. 

trav. 
nack'et. 
Nac  og  do'ches       (na,k^6  do'chez), 

CO.    Tex. 
na'cre       (-ker),      n.,      mother'of= 

pearl,   na'cre  ous. 
nac  re'    (na^kra'),    a. 
Na  dab'a  tha.  Bib. 
na'dir,    'ba''sin    (-sn). 
Na  dud  var'       (no^dood'var'),       t. 

Hung. 
ncB'vus,      pi.      -vi,      -void,      -vose, 

-vous. 
nag,     -ger,     -ging,     nagged,     nag'- 

tailed. 
Na  ga  sa'kJ,    c.    Japan. 
Na'ge  li    (na'gg  le),    Ger.    bot. 
N^g'ge,    Bib. 
na'gor. 

Nag^pur'  (-poor'),  div.  Brit.  India. 
Nagy    A  bony     (nodj    6'ban'),    t. 

Hung. 
Naha'liel,    Bih. 
Nahai'lal,    Bib. 


Na'haldl,    Bib. 

Na  him'a  ni  {or  na''ha  ma'ni), 
Bib. 

Na'iad  (-yad),  Myth.;  Bo  .  genus, 
Na'ia  des  (-ya  dez),  na'iad,  a 
plant. 

na'if    (na'ef). 

Nalha'ti    (-te),    t.    Brit.    India. 

nd'ik. 

nail,  -er,  -er  y,  -ing,  nailed, 
nail'wort. 

nail'»ball,  =bone,  =brush,  =driv^er, 
-ex  tract  or,  =fid  die,  -file,  -ham- 
mer, -head,  -head  ed,  =ma- 
chine^  -mak'er,  -plate,  -rod, 
-roll  ing,  -scis  sors,  -se  lect  or, 
nail'ing-ma  chined 

nail'boume    (-bdorn). 

nain'sook. 

na'ive  (na'ev^,  -ly,  -ty,  na'lve'te' 
(na''ev'ta'). 

na'kSd,  -ly,  -ness,  na'ked  wood, 
-eyed. 

nam'by  pam'by. 

name,  named,  nam'a  ble,  -er, 
-ing,  name'less,  -less  ly,  -less- 
ness,    -ly,    name'sake. 

name'-board,  -day,  -fa  ther, 
-plate,    -saint,    -son. 

ndm'mdd. 

nam'nism,    -ni  za'tion. 

Na'na  Sa'hib,  leader  of  Sepoy 
mutiny. 

nan'cy-pret^ty   (-prit^-),    a   plant. 

na'nism,    na'noid,    na^nl  za'tion. 

nan  keen',  -bird,   -crane,  -hawk. 

nan'ny,    -ber  ry,    -goat. 


n6t,  nor,  lise,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  idoi,  anger,  borimot,  thus,  Badi. 


Nansen 


420 


nautch=girl 


Nan'sen,    Nor.    explor. 
Nantes    (nants),    c.    Fr. 
Nant'wich    (-ich),    t.    Eng. 
nap,    -less,    -per,    -ping,    -py,    -pi- 

ness,        napped,         nap' -me  ter, 

-warp,     nap=at=noon,     a     plant, 

nap'ping-ma  chine. 
Na'pa,    CO.    and    c.    Cal. 
nape,      naped,      nap'ing,      nape'- 

crest. 
na'per  y. 
na'pha^wa  ter. 
naph'tha    (or    nap'-),    -lene,    -lin, 

-len'ic,        -thal'ic,        -thal'i  dine, 

-tha  lize,     -lized,     -li  zing. 
Na'pi  er,  Brit,  admiral;  Brit,  gen.; 

Scot,    inventor;    tp.    Pa.;    t.    N. 

Zeal.,      Na  pie'ri  an,      Na'pl  er's 

a  nal'o  gies,   N.   bones,   N.   rods. 
na'pier-cloth. 
nap'kin,    -ring. 
Na'ples   (-plz),   tp.   N.   Y.;   c.   It., 

Ne  ap'o  lis,    Ne  a  p6l'i  tan,    per- 
taining   to    Naples. 
Na  po'le  on,      Fr.     gen.,      -on  ist, 

-on  ism,        -on'ic,        Na  po'le  on 

blue,    N.    gun. 
na  po'le  on,   a  coin,    -ite,   a  rock. 
nappe    (nap). 

Na'quet'    (-ka'),    Fr.    poHt. 
Ndr'd  kd. 

Nar  bonne'    (-bon'),    c.    Fr. 
nar  cis'sus,    -cis'slne. 
nar^co  ma'ni  a. 
nar  cot'ic,  -al,  -al  ly,  -al  ness,  -c6'- 

sis,      -co  tize,      -tized,      -ti''zing, 

-tism. 
nard,    nar'dlne. 

ndre,    na'ri  al,    nar'i  corn,    -i  form. 
Nires,    Eng.    explor.;    Eng.    critic. 
Na'rew    (-r6v),    r.    Pol. 
nar'ra. 
nir  rate',     -ra'ted,     -ra  ting,     -ra'- 

tion,    -ra'tor,    -to''ry,    nar'ra  tive, 

-tive  ly. 
nir'row,     -er,     -ing,     -ing  ly,     -ly, 

-ness,     nar'row-gage,      -mind^ed, 

-mind  ed  ness,    -souled,     -work. 
Na  rus  ze'vitch     (na  roo  she'vich), 

Pol.    hist. 
Narva'ez  (-eth),  Sp.  warrior;  Sp. 

statesman. 
nar'whal. 


na'sal  (-zal),   -ly,   -sal'i  ty  (-zai'-), 

-sal  ize,    -ized,    -i  zing,    -I  za'tion, 

na  sol'o  gy    (-zol'-). 
Nas'by,     Petroleum     V.     (naz'by), 

Amer.    humorist. 
nas'cent,    -cen  cy. 
nase'ber  ry  (naz'-),    -bat. 
Nase'by   (naz'-),    battlefield   Eng. 
Na'smyth    (-smith),   Scot,  painter; 

Brit,    inventor. 
nas  tur'tion,    a    plant,    Nas  tur'ti- 

um  (-shi  um),  a  genus  of  plants. 
nas'ty,    -ti  ly,    -ti  ness. 
na  sute',    -ness,    -su'ti  form. 
Na  tal',    Brit.    col.    Afr.;    t.    Braz. 
na'tal,     -tal'i  ty,     -ta  li'tial     (-lish'- 

al),    -ta  li'tious    (-lish'us). 
nd  ta  to'ri  um,     pi.      -urns     or     -a, 

-to''ry,    -to'ri  al. 
Natch^i  tSch'gs     {or     nak'l  tosh'), 

par.    La. 
Na'tick,    vil.    Mass. 
na'tion,     -al     (nash'un  al),     -al  ly, 

-al  ism',     -al  ist^     -al  ize,     -ized, 

-i'zer,   -i''zing,  -I  za'tion,   -al  ness, 

-al'i  ty. 
na'tive,     -ness,     -tiv  ism,     -tiv  ist, 

-ti  vis'tic,    -tiv'i  ty,    na'tive-born. 
nat'ter  jack,    -toad. 
nattes    (nats). 

Nat'tur'   (-toor'),   t.   Brit.  India, 
n^t'ty,      -ti  ly,      -ti  ness,      nat'ty- 

box  es. 
nat'u  ral,       -ize,       -ized,       -i''zing, 

-T  za'tion,     -al  ist,     -is'tic,     -al  ly, 

-al  ness,   nat'u  ral-born. 
na'ture,    -tured,    -tur  ism,    -ist. 
na'ture-de  i  ty,        -god,        -myth, 

-print,  -print  ing,  -spir  it, 

-wor  ship. 
NauMet'   (no'da'),    Fr.   hist, 
naught    (nawt). 
naugh'ty,    -ti  ly,    -ti  ness. 
nau'ma  chy    (-ky). 
Nau'mann     (nou'-),     Ger.     com- 
poser. 
nau'se  a   (-she  a),    -se  ant,    -se  ate, 

-a  ted,    -a  ting,    -a  tive^    -a'tion, 

nau'seous       (-shus),        -seous  ly, 

-seous  ness. 
Nau  sic'a  a    (naw  sik'a  a).    Homer 

Odyssey, 
nautch,    -girl. 


fate,    fat,   far,   fall,    fare,   fast,   sofa,    mete,   mSt,   her,   ice,    in,    note, 


nautical 


421 


neglectfulness 


nau'tic  al,    -ly. 

nau'ti  lus,  pi.  -lus  es  or  -li, 
nau'ti  lus'cup. 

na  vd'ja   .(-ha),    a    knife. 

Na'va  jo    (-ho),    pi.    -joes    (-hoz). 

na'val,    -ly. 

Na  var'ra,    prov.    Sp. 

Na  v&r'ro,    co.    Tex. 

nave,    =box,    -hold,    =shaped. 

na'vel,  -veled  or  -veiled,  na'vel- 
wort. 

na'vel=gall,    -hole,    -hood,    -hill. 

Na'vez'    (-va'),    Belg.    painter. 

nav'i  gate,  -ga-'ted,  -ga^ting,  -ga- 
ble, -ble  ness,  -bly,  -bil'i  ty, 
-ga''tor,    -ga'tion,    -tion  al. 

na'vy,  -a  gent,  -bill,  -list,  -reg- 
is ter,    -yard. 

nay. 

Naz  a  rene',    -ren'ism. 

Naz'a  rite,    -ship,    -rl  tism,    -rit'ic. 

naze. 

Naze,  The,  headland  Eng. — 
(na'ze),    cape    Norw. 

na  zir'    (-zer')- 

Ne  ae'ra  (-e'ra),  Virgil,  a  sweet- 
heart. 

neap,    neaped. 

Ne  a  pdl'i  tan.         See    Naples. 

near,  -ly,  -ness,  near' -by,  -dwell- 
er, -hand,  -point,  -sight  ed, 
-sight  ed  ness,  n.  horse,  n. 
side. 

neat,  -ly,  -ness,  neat' -hand  ed, 
-land,  neat's'foot,   -foot  oil. 

neat'herd,    -herd  ess. 

neb. 

nSb'el. 

ngb'ris. 

ngb'u  la,  pi.  -lae,  -u  lar,  -lif'er- 
ous,  -u  list,  -u  lose,  -u  lous, 
-lous  ness,  -u  lize,  -lized,  -W- 
zer,    -Ifzing. 

nec'es  sa  ry,  -sa  ri  ly,  -ri  ness, 
-sa'ri  an,    -ri  an  ism. 

ne  ces'si  tate,  -tasted,  -tasting, 
-ta'ri  an,  -an  ism,  -ta'tion,  -si- 
tied,  -si  tous,  -tous  ly,  -tous- 
ness,    -si  ty. 

neck,  -ing,  necked,  neck'er  chief, 
neck'laced,  -let,  -tie,  -wear, 
-weed. 

neck' -band,        -bear  ing,        -beef, 


-bone,  -break,  -cell,  -chain, 
-cloth,  -guard,  -hac  kle,  -hand- 
ker  chief,  -mold,  -mold  ing, 
-piece,  =ring,  -strap,  -twine, 
-yoke. 

neck'lace,  -moss,  -pop  lar, 

-shaped,    -tree. 

n6c  rol'o  gy  {or  ne  crol'-),  -o- 
gist,    -ro  log'ic,    -rol'a  try. 

nec'ro  man  cy,  -man  cer,  -man- 
cing,  -man'tic,  -man'tic  al  ly, 
-ro  pho'bi  a,  -roph'o  rous,  -rop'- 
o  lis  {or  ne  crop'-),  -ro  sco^'py, 
-scop'ic,    -ic  al. 

nee  ro'sis  {or  ne  cro'-),  -rot'ic, 
-rose,  -rosed,  -rot'o  my,  -ro- 
tom'ic,    -ro  type,    -typ'ic. 

nec'tar,  -tared,  -ta  ried,  -ta're  al, 
-re  an,  -re  ous,  -ous  ly,  -ous- 
ness,  -ri  al,  -tar  if'er  ous,  -tar- 
Ine,  -tar  ous,  -ta  ry,  nec'tar- 
bird,    -gland,   -guide. 

nee    (na). 

need,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -ful,  -ful  ly, 
-ful  ness,  -y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness,  -less, 
-less  ly,  needs,  need'fire,  need'- 
be. 

nee'dle,  -died,  -dler,  -dling,  -dle- 
ful,  nee'dle  man,  -tail,  a  bird, 
-worn  an,    -work. 

nee'dle-an  nun^ci  a  tor,  -bar, 

-beam,  -bear  er,  -board,  -book, 
-bug,  -car  ri  er,  -case,  -clerk, 
-file,  -fish,  -for  ceps,  -gun, 
-hold  er,  -hook,  -house,  -in- 
stru  ment,  -loom,  -mak  ing, 
-ore,  -pa  per  ing,  -point  ed, 
-set  ter,  -sharp  en  er,  -shell, 
-spar,  -stone,  -tel  e  graph, 
-thread  er,  -wov  en,  -wrap  per, 
-ze  o  lite,    n.    test. 

ne'er    (nar),    -do-good,    -do-well. 

neeze'wort. 

nef. 

ne  fa'ri  ous,    -ly,    -ness. 

ne  ga'tion,  -ist,  neg'a  tive,  -tive- 
ly,  -tive  ness,  -tive  ism,  -tived, 
-tiv'ing,  -tiv'i  ty,  ne  ga'tor, 
neg'a  tive -bath,   -clasp,   -rack. 

Neg  au'nee,   t.   Mich. 

neg  lect',  -ed,  -ed  ness,  -er,  -ing, 
-ing  ly,  -a  ble,  -ful,  -ful  ly, 
-ful  ness. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


negligent 


422 


Neuburg 


neg'li  gent,     -ly,     -gence,     -gi  ble, 

-gi  bly. 
ne  go'ti  ate      (-shi-),     -a''ted,      -ac- 
ting, -SL^tor,  -to^ry,  -a  ble,  -a  bil'- 

i  ty,    -ant,    -a'tion. 
ne'gro,    -ism,    «-groid,    -gress,    Ne- 

gri'to    (na  gre'-),    -gril  lo    (-grel'- 

yo),  ne'gro-bug,  =fish,  =head. 
ne'gus,    a    mild    punch,     Ne'gus, 

King    of    Abyssinia. 
Neh  tour'      (na  towr'),      t.      Brit. 

India. 
neigh    (na),    -ing,    neighed. 
neigh'bor     (na'-),     -er,    -ing,    -ly, 

-li  ness,    -hood,    -bored. 
Neil'son    (nel'-),    Eng.    actress. 
Neis'se    (ni'se),    r.    and    t.    Ger. 
nei'tfter    {or   ni'-). 
Nei'thr6p,    t.    Eng. 
Ne'me  an    {or    -me'-). 
Nem'e  sis,   Myth.,    Ne  m6s'ic. 
nem'o  ral,   -o  rose   (-ros),    -o  rous. 
Ne'nagh    (na'na),    t.    Ire. 
ne'o  cene. 
ne  o=Chris'tian,      =Chris  ti  an'i  ty, 

=Kan'ti  an,    =Lat'in. 
Ne''6  dfi  sha',    c.    Kan. 
Ne  o  grad'  (na^o  grat'),  co.  Hung. 
ne  ol'o  gy,       -o  lo'gi  an,       -log'ic, 

-ic  al,    -al  ly,    -ol'o  gist,    -o  gism, 

-o  gis'tic,    -tic  al,    -o  gize,    -gized, 

-gl'zing. 
ne  on  tol'o  gy,    -o  gist. 
ne'o  nym,    -on'y  my. 
ne  o  pa'gan  ize,       -ized,       -i''zing, 

-ism. 
ne  o  pho'bi  a. 

ne'o  phyte,   -phyt  ism   (-fit-). 
ne  o  tSr'ic,    -al,    -ot'er  ism,    -er  ist, 

-is'tic,    -er  ize,    -ized,    -i^'zing. 
Ne  pal'    (na  pal'),    king.    India, 
ne  pgn'the,    -thes    (-thez). 
neph'a  lism,    -a  list. 
Neph'e  lo'^cdc  cyg'i  a       (-kok  sij'- 

i  a),  a  town  built  in  the  clouds. 
neph'ew    (nef'u    or    nev'-). 
Ngph'in,    mt.    Ireland. 
neph'o  graph,  -o  gram. 
ne  phol'o  gy,    neph  o  log'ic  al,    -o- 

scope. 
neph  rit'ic       {or      ne  frit'-),       -al, 

-ri'tis,  -rol'o  gy,  -o  gist,  -rol'y  sis. 
ne    plus    ul'tra. 


nep'o  tism,  -o  tist,  -o  tal,  ne- 
pot'ic,    -po'tious. 

Nep'tune,  Myth.,  -tu  nist,  -tu'- 
ni  an. 

Ne  rac'    (na'rak'),    t.    Fr. 

Ner'cha,    r.    Sib. 

Ne're  id. 

Ner  is'sa,  Shak.  Merchant  of 
Venice. 

ne  rit'ic,   -rit'id,    n6r'i  toid. 

nerve,  -less,  -less  ness,  nerved, 
nerv'al,  -ate,  -a  ture,  -ine,  -ing, 
-ous,  -ous  ly,  -ous  ness,  -ure, 
-y,    ner  va'tion,    -vose',    -vos'i  ty. 

nerve' =au  ra,  =broach,  =ca  naF, 
-cap  ping,  =cell,  =cen  ter,  =col- 
lar,  =cord,  -cor  pus  cle,  -drill, 
-end  ing,  -fi  ber,  -force,  -hill, 
-mo  tion,  -nee  die,  -paste, 
-path,  -pen^ta  gon,  -plate, 
-ring,  -shak  en,  -storm,  -stretch- 
ing, -sub  stance,  -tire,  -tis  sue, 
-track,  -tube,  -tuft,  -tu  nic, 
-twig,    -wave,    -winged. 

nes'cience   (nesh'-),   -cient,   -cious. 

N6s  que  ho'ning,    t.    Pa. 

nest,  -ed,  -er,  -ful,  -ing,  -ler, 
-ling,    nest' -egg,    -pan,    -spring. 

nes'tle   (-1),   -tied,   -tling. 

Nes'tor,  -to'ri  an,  -an  ism,  nes'- 
tor  Ine. 

net,  -ted,  -ter,  -ting,  -ty,  net'- 
work. 

net' -berth,  -braid  er,  -fern,  -fish, 
-fish  er  man,  -fish  er  y,  -fish- 
ing, -loom,  -mackerel,  -mak'er, 
-ma  son  ry,  -mend  er,  -veined, 
-winged,  n.  struc'ture,  net'ted- 
car  pet,  a  moth,  -veined,  net'- 
ting-ma  chine,    -nee  die. 

neth'er,  -most,  -ward,  -formed, 
-vert. 

Neth'er  lands,  Holland,  -land  er, 
-land  ish. 

net'su  ke    (-ka). 

net'tle,  -tied,  -tier,  -tling,  net'- 
tle  wort. 

net'tle -bird,  -blight,  -buffer  fly, 
-cell,  -cloth,  -creep  er,  -fe  ver, 
-fish,  =ge  ra^ni  um,  -leaf,  -mon- 
ger, -rash,  -springe,  -stuff,  -tap, 
-thread,    -tree. 

Neu'burg    (noi'bd6rg),    t.    Ger. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice,   in,    note, 


Neuchatel 


423 


Nidhogg 


Neu  cha  tel'        or       Neuf  cha  tel' 

(ne  shii  tel'),    t.    Switz. 
Neu'mann    (noi'-),     Ger.    orient.; 

Ger.    math. 
neume,    neu  mat'ic,    neu'mic. 
Ne  u'quen  (na  ob'ken),  Arg.  Rep. 
neu'ral,    -ist,    -ral'gi  a,    -gic,    -gi- 

form. 
neu  ras'the  nl  a,    -then'ic,    -ic  al  ly. 
neu  rec'ta  sy,   -ta  sis,    -to  my. 
neu  re' mi  a,   -re'mic. 
neu  rl'tis,    -rit'ic,    neu'ric,    -ric'i  ty. 
Neu'ro  de    (noi'ro^de),    t.    Prus. 
neu  rog'ra  phy,    -rol'o  gy,    -o  gist, 

-ro  log'ic  al. 
neu  rop'a  thy,    -ro  path'ic,     -ic  al, 

-al  ly,        -path  o  log'ic  al,        -pa- 

thol'o  gist,      -o  gy,      -ro  phys''i  o- 

log'ic  al,       -ol'o  gy,       neu  rot'ic, 

-rot'o  my. 
Neu'satz    (noi'sats),    t.    Hung. 
Neuse    (nus),    r.   N.    C. 
Neuss    (noiss),    t.    Prus. 
Neus'tri  an. 
neu'ter,     -tral,     -tral  ly,     -tral  ist, 

-tral  ize,     -ized,      -fzer,      -f zing, 

-tral'i  ty,    -\  za'tion. 
Neu'ville'  (neVel'),   Fr.  painter, 
Neu'wied    (noi' vet),    t.    Prus. 
Ne'va   (na'va  or  ne'-),   r.   Russ. 
Ne  va'da,   state    U.    S.;   co.    Ark.; 

CO.    Cal.;    t.    la.;    c.    Mo, 
Neve    (nav),    Belg.    orient. 
neve'     (naVa'). 
nev'er,    -more,    -the  less'. 
Ne  vers'   (ne  var'),  c.   Fr. 
N6v'is,   Leeward  isl.,    Brit.   W.   I. 
new    (nu),    -ish,    -ly,    -ness,    new'- 

com  er,     -fan  gle,     -gled,     -gled- 

ness. 
new'=bom,   =come,    =cre^ate,   =f  ash- 
ion,   »fash  ioned,   ^fledged,    ^mod- 

el,   v.,    =sad. 
New 'En  gland  er,     N. 'light,     N.- 

Mex  i  can,    N.^year,    N.=York  er. 
New'found  land      (nu'fund  land^, 

isl.    Brit.    Amer.,    -er. 
New  mar'ket,    t.    Eng.;    a    coat. 

New'   Mar'ket,   t.   N.   H.,   new'- 

mar^ket,    a    game    of    cards, 
news     (nuz),     -less,     -boy,     -man, 

-mon  ger,    -pa  per,    -pa  per  dom, 

-room,    -y. 


news' =a  gent,   -house,  -ink,  -pam- 
phlet,   -stand,    -vend  er,    -writ'er, 

-yacht,    news'pa  per=clamp,    -file. 
next,    -ness,    -ways. 
nex'us. 

Ney    (na),   Marshal    of    Fr. 
Ngzh'in    (-en),    t.    Russ. 
Nez  Per  ces'  (na  per^sa'),  co.  Ida. 
Nga'mi    (-me),    1.    Afr. 
Ngan''hwei'  (-hwl'),    prov.    China. 
Ni  ag'a  ra,     r.     and     Falls;     co. 

N.  Y, 
nib,    -bing,    nibbed, 
nib'ble,       -bled,       -bier,       -bling, 

-bling  ly, 
Ni'bel  ung     (ne'bel  o6ng),     Myth,, 

-ung'en  lied'    (-let'). 
nib'lick. 
ni'bu   (ne'boo), 
Ni  cin'der,    Swed,    poet. 
Ni  ca  ra'gua     (ne-),     rep.     Cent, 

Amer.,    -guan. 
Nic  CO  li'ni       (nek  ko  le'ne).       It. 

poet. 
Nice    (nes),    c,    Fr, 
nice,   -ly,   -ness,   ni'cer  y,   -ce  ty. 
Ni'cene. 
nJche. 
nick,      -ing,      nicked,      nick'name, 

-named,    Nick,    Satan, 
nick'=eared,     -stick,     nick'ing-file, 

-saw. 
nick'gl,   -61ed   or   -elled,    -el  ing  or 

-ling,      -age,      -Ine,      -ize,      -ized, 

-i'zing,    -ous. 
nick'61'bloom,      -glance,      -green, 

=o  cher,         -plat  ed,         -plat  ing, 

-sil  ver. 
nick'er,    -ing,    -ered,    nick'er-nuts, 

-peck  er,    -tree. 
Ni'co  lai     (ne'ko  li),     Ger.     auth.; 

Ger.    composer, 
Nic  o  la'i  tan. 

Ni  cole'  (ne''k6l'),  Moliere's  comedy, 
Nic  o  let'    (nik'oaa'),    co.    Que. 
Nic'ol  let   (nik'-),   co.  Minn, 
nic'o  lo. 

Ni'cot'   (ne'ko'),    Fr,   schol. 
nic'o  tine,   -o  tined,    -tin  ism,    -tin- 

ize,    -ized,    -i'zing,    -ti'na. 
nic'tate,    -tasted,    -ta''ting,    -ta'tion. 
nidge,    nidged,    nidg'ing. 
Nid'hogg   (ned'heg).   Myth. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  dm,  etude,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi, 


nidificate 


424 


nippling 


nid'i  fi  cate,  -ca''ted,  -ca''ting, 
-cant,  -ca'tion,  nid'i  fy,  -ing, 
-fied,  nid'u  late,  -lasted,  -las- 
ting,   -la'tion. 

nid'nod,    -ded,    -ding. 

ni  doro  gy,    -o  gist. 

ni'dor,  -ose,  -ous,  -do  ros'i  ty, 
ni'dose. 

Nie'buhr  (ne'boor),  Ger.  philol.; 
Ger.    trav. 

niece    (nes). 

Niel'    (neelO,    Marshal    of    Fr. 

nl  el'lo,    -el'lure,    ni  el'lo»work. 

Niem  ce'wicz  (nyem  tsfe'vich),  Pol. 
auth. 

Ni  e'mes   (ne  a'm6s),   t.   Aust. 

Ni  epce'    (ne  eps'),    Fr.    chem. 

Nier'stein  er. 

Nieu'we=Diep  (nyu've=dep),  vil. 
Holland. 

Nieuw'poort   (nyiiv'port),   t.   Belg. 

Ni^evre'  (ne'avr'  or  nyavr),  dept. 
Fr. 

niff'naff  y. 

Nifl'heim,   Myth. 

nig'gard,    -ly,    -li  ness,    -ness. 

nig'ger,  -dom,  -ish,  -ling,  -hair, 
a  plant,  -head,  a  rock;  tobacco; 
nig'ger-chub,  =fish,  =goose,  =head, 
a  mussel,   =kill  er, 

nig'gle,    -gled,    -gler,    -gling. 

nigh    (ni). 

night  (nit),  -ed,  -ish,  -less,  -ly, 
-y,  night'churr,  -clothes,  -fall, 
-flow  er,  -gown,  -jar,  -mare, 
-shade,    -shirt,    -ward. 

night' »ape,  =bat,  '  =bell,  =bird, 
=blind  ness,  =bloom  ing,  -bolt, 
»born,  -brawl  er,  -breeze,  -but- 
ter fly,  -cart,  -chair,  -charm, 
-cloud,  -com  er,  -crow,  -dew, 
-doc  tor,  =dog,  -dress,  -eyed, 
-far  ing,  -feed  er,  -fire,  -fish, 
-fish  er  y,  -fli  er,  -fly,  -foe, 
-foundered,  -glass,  -hawk, 
-her  on,  -house,  -key,  -lamp, 
-latch,  =hght,  -line,  -lin  er, 
-long. 

night' -mag^is  trate,  -man,  -mon- 
key, -moth,  -owl,  -pal  sy,  -par- 
rot, -par  tridge,  -peck,  -piece, 
-por  ter,  -ra  ven,  -robe,  -school, 
-sea  son,     -shoot,     -side,     -sight. 


-sing  er,  -soil,  -spar  row,  -spell, 
-steed,  -stool,  -swal  low,  -sweat, 
-ta  per,  -ter  rors,  -time,  -trip- 
ping, -wak'er,  -walk,  -walk  er, 
-wan  der  er,  -war  bling,  -watch, 
-watch  er,  -watch  man,  -witch, 
-work,  -yard. 

night'in  gale. 

ni  gres'cent,    -cence. 

Ni  gri'ti  a  (-grish'-),  -gri'tian 
(-grish'an),    -grit'ic. 

nl'hil,    -ism,    -ist,    -is'tic,    -hil'i  ty. 

Nij  me'gen  (ne  ma'gen)  or  Nim- 
e'guen    (-a'gen),    t.    Neth. 

Nij'ni  Nov  go'rdd  {or  -rod'),  c. 
Russ. 

Nij^ni  ta  ghilsk'  (-gilsk'),  t.  Russ. 

Ni'lie,   Myth. 

Ni  ki  tine'  (ne  ke  ten'),  Russ. 
auth. 

ml    des  per  an'dum. 

Nile,  r.  Egypt,  Ni'lo  scope,  -lom'- 
e  ter,    -lot'ic. 

NHs'son,  Swed.  singer;  Swed. 
naturalist. 

nim'ble,  -ness,  -bly,  nim'ble-fin- 
gered,    -Will,    a    plant. 

nim'bus,  nimb,  nimbed,  nim- 
bif'er  ous. 

Nimes   or   Nismes   (nem),    t.    Fr. 

nin'com  poop. 

nine,  -teen,  -teenth,  -ti  eth,  -ty, 
ninth,    ninth'ly. 

nine'bark,  a  plant,  -pegs,  -pence, 
-pins,  -eyed,  -eyes,  a  fish, 
-holes,  a  game,  -kilFer,  a  bird, 
-mur  der,    nine'ty-knot. 

NJn'e  veh.    Bib.,    -e  vite,    -vlt'ic  al. 

nJn'ny,    -ham^mer,    ham^mer  ing. 

Ni  non'  de  L'En  clos'  (ne'non' 
de    lon^klo'),    Fr.    adventuress. 

Ni'o  be,  Myth.,  -o  bid,  -o  bite, 
-o  be'an. 

ni  6'bi  um,   -ob'ic. 

nJ  6 'po -snuff,    -tree. 

nip,  -ping,  -ping  ly,  -per,  -py, 
nipped,    nip'cheese,    a    person. 

NJp^a  ni'    (-ne'),    t.    Brit.    India. 

nippe    (nip). 

nip'per,  -ing,  -kin,  -pered,  nip'- 
per-crab,  -gage,  -men,  nip'ping- 
claws. 

nip'ple,   -less,   -wort,   -pled,  -pling. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,   ice,   in,   note, 


nipple -cactus 


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nip'ple-cac  tus,  -line,  -piece,  -pin, 

=seat,    ^shield,    -wrench. 
Nip  p6n'   or  Niph  on'  or  Nip  on', 

Japan. 
nip'ter. 
Ni^quee'      (ne'ka'),      romance     of 

A  madis    de    Gaul. 
Nir  va'na. 

Ni'san   or   Ni'son,    Bih. 
ni'sl    prl'us. 
nis'try. 
nl'sus,   effort.    Ni'sus,    a  genus    of 

hawks. 
nit,    -ty,    nit'-grass. 
ni'ter,     -tri  a  ry,     ni'trlde,     ni'ter- 

bush,    -cake. 
ni'trate,    -tra'ted,    -tra  tine,    -tra'- 

tion. 
ni'trify,    -er,    -ing,    -fied,   -finable, 

-fi  ca'tion,    ni'tric,    -trine,    -trite, 

-trous. 
ni'tro  gen,      -gen'ic,      -trog'e  nous 

(-troj'-),  -e  nize,  -nized,   -ni^zing. 
ni'val,    -ve  ous. 
Ni  vose'    (ne  voz'). 
nix,    nix'ie. 
nl  zam' . 
no,  pi.   noes  (noz),   no'how,   -way, 

-ways,    -where,    -whith  er,    -wise, 

no'«ac  count. 
No'ah,       Bih.,      -a'chi  an      (-ki-), 

-ach'ic    (-^k'-),    No'ah's   ark,    N. 

bot  tie,    N.    gourd. 
No  ailles'    (n6''al'),    Fr.   statesman. 
nob'ble,    -bled,    -bier,    -bling. 
nob'by. 
no'ble,   -bil'i  tate,   -tasted,   -tasting, 

-ta'tion,    -bil'i  ty,    -ble  ness,    -bly, 

no'ble  man,    -worn  an,    -end  ing, 

-finch,    -mind'ed. 
no'bod  y. 

No  ce'to    (-cha'-),    t.    It. 
No'ci    (-che),    t.    It. 
nock,    nock'ing»point. 
noc  tam'bu  list,      -bu  lism,      -bu- 

la'tion. 
noc  ti  flo'rous. 
noc  ti  lu'cent,    -lu'cid,    -tiv'a  gant, 

-a  gous,    -tiv^a  ga'tion. 
noc'turn,    -tur'nal,    -nal  ly,    -tur'- 

no  graph,     -turne'. 
nod,  -ded,  -der,  -ding,  -dingly,  -dy. 
nod'dle,    -died,    -dling. 


node,  nod'al,  nod'ic  al,  no  dif'er- 
ous,  no'di  form,  no'dose  {or 
-dose'),    -dos'i  ty. 

node'-cou  pie,  -cusp,  -plane, 
-trip  let,  node'-and-flec'node, 

node' -and -spi'node. 

nfid'ule,  -uled,  -u  lar,  -u  la'ri  ous, 
-u  lasted,  -u  la'tion,  no'dus,  pi. 
-di,    nod'u  lus,    pi.    -ll,    -u  lose. 

No'el,  Eng.  divine.— (no'el'),  Fr. 
grammarian. 

no  e  mafic,    -al,    -al  ly. 

No'eux'    (-e'),    vil.    Fr. 

nog,    -ging,    -ger,    nogged. 

No'gent'    (-zh6h'),    t.    Fr. 

nog'gin. 

noil,    -yarn. 

Noi  re'    (nwa  ra'),    Ger.    philos. 

noise,  -less,  -less  ly,  -less  ness, 
noised,  nois'ing,  -y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness. 

noi  sette'   (-zet'   or  nw6  z6t'). 

noi'some,   -ly,    -ness. 

no'lens  vo'lens,  nol'le  pros'e  qui, 
no'lo   con  ten'de  re. 

nom  (noh),  nom  de  gtierre'  (non' 
de  gar'),  nom'  de  plume' 
(plum'). 

n6m'ad,  -ism,  -ize,  -ized,  -i  zing, 
no  mad'ic,    -ic  al  ly. 

no'ma  ma  hay'    (-hi'). 

nom'arch,    -y. 

nome. 

no'men  cla  ture,  -tu  ral,  -cla^- 
tive,    -cla^tor,    -to^ry,    -to'ri  al. 

n6m'ic,    customary,    Nom'ic. 

n6m'i  nal,  -ism,  -ist,  -is'tic, 
-i  nal  ly. 

nom'i  nate,  -na''ted,  -na  ting, 
-nate  ly,  -na  tive^  -tive  ly,  -na'- 
tor,    -i  nor,  -i  nee',  -na'tion. 

no  mog'e  ny  (-moj'-),  -e  nist, 
-mog'ra  phy,  -ra  pher,  -mol'o- 
gy,    -o  gist,    nom  o  log'ic  al. 

non-ac  cept'ance,  -ac  quaint'ance, 
-ap  pear'ance,  -ap  point'ment, 
-ar  riv  al,  -at  tend'ance,  -at  ten'- 
tion,  -com  mis'sioned,  -com- 
mit'tal,  -com  ple'tion,  -com- 
pli  ance,  -con  cur'rence,  -con- 
duct'or,  -con  form'ist,  -con- 
form'i  ty,  -con  ta'gious,  -con- 
trib'u  to  ry,  -de  liv'er  y,  -de  vel'- 
op  ment,  -dis  cov'er  y,    -e  las'tic, 


n6t,  nor,  use,  iip,  <irn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  ttius,  BaCh. 


non=essential 


426 


nothingness 


-es  sen'tial,  =ex  ist'ence,  -ful- 
filment, =im  por  ta'tion,  4n- 
hab'it  ant,  =in  ter  ven'tion,  »ob- 
serv'ance,  -pay'ment,  =per  form'- 
ance,  -prep  a  ra'tion,  -pres  en- 
ta'tion,  -pro  duc'tive,  -pro- 
fes'sion  al,  -pro  fi'cien  cy,  -re- 
ciir'ring,  -res'i  dent,  -re  sist'- 
ance,  -so  lu'tion,  -so'nant, 
-sub  mis'sion,     -sub  mis'sive. 

non'age,    legal   infancy,    -aged. 

no'nage,    one -ninth    part. 

n6n^a  ge  na'ri  an,   -a  ges'i  mal. 

nSn'a  gon. 

n6nce,  -word. 

non'cha' lance'  (-lans')j  -cha  lant', 
-lant'ly. 

non  com'pos  men'tis,  non  pds'su- 
mus,  non  pro  seq'ui  ter  (-sek'- 
wl-). 

n6n'de  script. 

none    (nun),    -such. 

n6n  en'ti  ty. 

nones. 

no  net',    no  net'to. 

non'i  den'tist. 

no  nJl'lion. 

non'ju  ror,  non'suit^  non'suit^ed, 
non  fea'sance  (-zans),  non'plus, 
non'plused  or  -plussed,  non'- 
plus  ing  or  -plus  sing,  non  sub- 
stan'tial  ism,    -tiai  ist. 

n6n  pa  reil'    (-rel'). 

non'plus,    -plused   or   plussed. 

non'sense,  -sen'si  cal,  -cal  ly, 
-cal  ness,    non'sense-vers^es. 

noo'dle,  -dom,  noo'dle-soup 
(-soop). 

Noodt   (not),   Dutch  jurist. 

nook,    -y. 

no  ol'o  gy,   -o  gist,   -o  log'ic  al. 

noon,  -ing,  -day,  -flow^er,  -stead, 
-tide,    -mark. 

Noort,  van  (van  ndrt'),  Flemish 
painter. 

noose,    noosed,    noos'ing. 

Nor'den  skjold  (nor'den  sheld), 
Sw.    explorer. 

N6rd'h6ff,    Amer.    auth. 

no'ri  a. 

norm,  nor'ma,  -mal,  -mal  ly, 
-mal  ize,  -ized,  -i^zing,  -I  za'- 
tion,    -mal'i  ty,    ma  tive. 


Nor'man,  -ize,  -ized,  -i^zing, 
-man  dy. 

Norn,   Myth. 

Norse,    -man. 

north,  direction,  north'most,  -ness; 
the  North,  a  region;  North- 
Car  6  lin'i  an. 

north'er,  -er  ly,  -li  ness,  -ern, 
-ern  er,  -ern  most,  north'ing  {or 
north'-) . 

north  east',  -er,  -er  ly,  -ern, 
-ward,  -ward  ly,  north -north- 
east'. 

North'man,  pi.   -men,   -um'bri  an. 

north'ward,  -ly,  -wards,  -west', 
-west'er,  -er  ly,  -west'ern,  -ward, 
-ward  ly,  the  North  west',  north- 
-north  west'. 

Nor'way,  N.  crow,  N.  ger'fal  con, 
N.  had  dock,  N.  lem  ming,  N. 
lob  ster,  N.  ma  pie,  N.  spruce, 
Nor  we'gi  an. 

Nor'wich,  c.  Ct.;  vil.  N.  Y.; — 
(nor'rij),  c.   Eng. 

nose  (noz),  -less,  nosed,  nos'ing, 
-y,  no  sol'o  gy,  -o  gist,  nos^o- 
log'ic  al,  nose'bleed,  -burn,  a 
tree,    -fish,    -gay. 

nose'-ape,  -bag,  -band,  -bit, 
-brain,  -flute,  -fly,  -glass  es, 
-hole,  -horn,  -key,  -leaf,  -led, 
-or  na  ment,  -piece,  -pipe, 
-ring,  nose'gay-tree,  nos'ing- 
mo  tion,    -plane. 

nos  tal'gi  a,   -tal'gic,   -tal'gy. 

nos  tol'o  gy,    -to  log'ic. 

nos'tril,    -triled   or   -trilled. 

nos'trum,    pi.    -trums. 

nd'ta    he'ne. 

no'ta  ble,  -ness,  -bly,  -bil'i  ty, 
7io'ta  hil'i  a. 

No  ta'li  a,    -li  an. 

no'ta  ry,    -ta'ri  al,    -al  ly. 

no  ta'tion. 

notch,  -ing,  notched,  notch'weed, 
-wing,    a    moth. 

notch' -block,  -board,  -eared, 
notch'ing=adz,    -ma  chined 

note,  -less,  -less  ness,  -wor  thy, 
-tiii  ly,  -thi  ness,  not'ed,  -ed- 
ness,  -ing,  -er,  note -book,  -pa- 
per. 

noth'ing    (nuth'-),    -ness. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice,    in,    note, 


notice 


427 


nutbreaker 


no'tice,    -a  ble,    -a  bly,    -ticed,    -«- 

Nuit  ter'  (nwe^ta'),  Fr.  dramatist. 

cing,    -ti  cer,    no'ticcboard. 

null,    -ing,    null' -line. 

no'ti  fy,      -ing,      -fl  a  ble,      -fied, 

nul'lah. 

-fi  er,    -fl  ca'tion. 

nul'la-nul'la. 

no'tion,    -al,    -al  ly. 

nul'lify,    -ing,     -fied,     -fi  er,    -fl- 

no  to'ri  ous,      -ous  ly,      -ous  ness. 

ca'tion,    -li  ty. 

-ri'e  ty. 

nul  lip'a  rous. 

not  witll  stand'ing. 

numb  (num),  -ing,  -ness,  numbed 

Noue,    de   la     (de    la    nob),     Ft. 

(numd),   numb'fish. 

commander. 

num'ber,      -ing,      -less,       -bered, 

nou  gat'  (noD^ga'). 

Num'bers,      Bih.,      num'ber  ing- 

nou'ille  (ndo'y),  pi.  -illes  (ndo'y). 

ma  chine^    -press,    -stamp. 

nour'ish,   -a  ble,   -er,    -ing,    -ment, 

nu'mer  al,  -ly,  -a  ry,  -a  ble,  -ant, 

-ished. 

-ate,        -a^ted,       -acting,       -a'tor. 

wow  veau'   riche    (noo  vo'   resh). 

-a  tive,   -a'tion. 

No  va  ko'vitch,    Servian    polit. 

nu'mer  ous,     -ly,     -ness,     -mer'ic. 

Nova'lis,    Ger.    poet. 

-ic  al,    -al  ly,    -os'i  ty. 

n6v'el,     -ist,     -is'tic,     -ism,     -ize. 

nu^mis  mafic     {or     -miz-),     -al, 

-ized,    -f  zing,    -el  ly,    -el  ty,    -el- 

-al  ly,     -ics,     -mis'ma  tist,     -ma- 

ette'. 

tog'ra  phy,   -tol'o  gy,   -o  gist. 

No  vem'ber,    -ish. 

num' ma  ry,    num'mu  lar,     -la  ry. 

no  vene',    -ve'na,    -ven'ni  al,    nov'- 

-mu  line,    -la'tion. 

e  na  ry. 

num'skull,    -skulled. 

no  ver'cal. 

num'ud. 

nSv'ice,    -ship. 

nun,    -ning,    -ner  y,    -nish,    -nish- 

no  vi'ti  ate    (-vish'-). 

ness,    nunned,  nun'-bird,    -buoy. 

now,    -a  days. 

nun's'-cloth,      -col  lar,      -cot  ton. 

now'el. 

-thread,    -veil  ing. 

nox'ious    (n6k'shus),    -ly,    -ness. 

nunc,   nunch. 

no  yade'    (nw6^yad'). 

Nunc    Di  mit'tis. 

noyau'    (jvwo'yb'). 

nun'cheon    or    -chion. 

Noyes,   Amer.    Bib.   schol.;   Amer. 

nun'ci  ate  (-shI-),  -ci  a  ture,  -ci  o. 

communist. 

pi.,  -ci  OS,  nun'ci  us  (-shi-). 

noz'zle,     -block,     -clock,     -mouth, 

nun  cu'pa  tive     {or     nun'cu  pa^-). 

-plate. 

-pa  to^ry. 

nu'ance'    (nd6''6ns'). 

nun'di  nal,    -di  na  ry. 

nub,    -by,    -bly. 

Nu'nez  (noo'nes),   Pres.  Colombia. 

Nu'bi  a,    Afr.,    -bi  an,    nu'bi  a,    a 

Nu'nez    (noon'yeth),    Sp.    explor. 

garment. 

Nu'nez    (noo'ngz).    Port.    math. 

nu'Wle,    -bil'ity. 

nun  na'tion. 

nu'bi  lous. 

nup'tial,    -ly,  -tial'i  ty. 

nu'cle  us,  pi.   -us  es  or  -i,  -cle  ar, 

nur,    nur'-and-spelF. 

-cle  ate,    -a^ted,    -acting. 

nu  rang'    (noo-). 

nude,  -ly,  -ness,  nu'di  ty. 

nurl,    -ing,    nurl'ing-tool. 

nudge,    nudged,    nudg'ing. 

nurse,  nursed,  nurs'ing,  -er,  -er  y. 

Nue'ces     (nwa'ses),     r.     and     co. 

-er  y  man,    -ling. 

Tex. 

nurse' -child,         -frog,         -hound. 

Nue'va    Viz  cay'a    (nwa'va    veth- 

-keep  er,    -maid,    -name,    -pond. 

ki'a),    prov.    Luzon    Isl. 

-shark,      nur'ser  y-maid,      nurs'- 

nu'ga  to  ry. 

ing-bot  tie,    -lamp. 

nug'gar. 

nur'ture,    -tured,    -tur  ing. 

nug'get,    -y. 

nut,    -let,    -ted,    -ter,    -ty,    -ti  ness. 

nui'sance. 

-ting,       nut'break''er,       a       bird. 

n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  Urn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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428 


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-cake,  -crack  er,  a  bird,  -gall, 
-grass,  -hack  er,  a  bird,  -hatch, 
a  bird,  -job  ber,  a  bird,  -meal, 
-peck  er,    a    bird,    -shell. 

nut'=bone,  -brown,  =crack''er,  a 
tool,  -fas  ten  ing,  -hole,  -hook, 
-lock,  -ma  chine^,  -oil,  -pick, 
-pine,  -plan  er,  -roast  er,  -rush, 
-sedge,  -tap  per,  -top  per,  -tree, 
-wee  vil,    -wrench,    n.    coal. 

nut'meg,    -gy,    -megged. 

nut' meg-bird,  -but  ter,  -flow  er, 
-grat^er,  -hick  o  ry,  -liv  er, 
-oil,    -pi  geon,    -tree,    -wood. 


nu'tri  ment,  -men'tal,  -tri  ent, 
-tri  fy,  -fy  ing,  -fled,  -tri'tion 
(-trish'un),  -tion  al,  -al  ly,  -tri'- 
tious  (-trish'us),  -ous  ly,  -ous- 
ness,  -tri  tive,  -tive  ly,  -tive- 
ness,    -to''ry,    -tri  to'ri  al. 

nut'ta-tree. 

nux   vom'i  ca. 

nuz'zer. 

nuz'zle,    -zled,    -zling. 

Ny  amtz'    (ne  amts'),    t.    Roum. 

Ny  as'sa   (ne-),    1.    Afr. 

nymph,  -al,  -ic,  -ic  al,  -ish,  -like, 
nym  pho'sis. 


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O,    Oh,    oh. 

oaf,    -ish,    -ish  ness. 

O  a'hu    (-hoc),    Hawaii   isl. 

oak,    -en,    -ling,    -y. 

oak'-ap  pie,  -bark,  -bar  ren, 
-beau  ty,  -bee  tie,  -chesf'nut, 
-feed  ing,  -fern,  -fig,  -frog, 
-gall,  -hook  tip,  -lap  pet, 

-leath  er,  -lungs,  -o^pen  ing, 
-pamper,  -pest,  -plum,  =po  ta''to, 
-span^gle,  -tan''gle,  -tanned, 
-tree,    -wart,    -web. 

oak'um. 

Oam^a  ru'  (warn  a  roo'),  t.  New 
Zealand,  -stone. 

6ar,  -fish,  -laps,  -less,  oared, 
oars'man,   -man  ship. 

oar' -footled,  -hole,  -lock,  -peg, 
-port,  -pro  peFler,    -swiv^el. 

6'a  sis  {or  -a'sis),  pi.  -ses  (-sez), 
6'a  sal. 

oast,    -house. 

oat,  -en,  oat'meal,  oat'-cake, 
-flight,  -fowl,  -grass,  -malt, 
-mill,    -moth,    oat'seed-bird. 

6ath,  pi.  oaths  (othz),  oath'- 
bound,    -break  ing,    -rite. 

Oa  xa'ca   (wa  ha'ka),   Mex. 

6  bang'. 

oh  hli  gd'to.  '  Less  correctly,  oh  li- 
gd'to. 

ob'du  rate,  -ly,  -ness,  -ra  cy,  -ra'- 
tion. 

O'bed-e'dom,   Bih. 


o  be'dJ  ent,    -ly,    -ence. 

Obeid'    (-bad'),    t.    Afr. 

o  bei'sance   {or  o  ba'-). 

6b'e  lisk,     -lis  cal,     -e  lize,     -lized, 

-li  zing. 
d'her  haus    (-hous). 
Ob'er  on,    Myth. 
O'berpfalz   (-pfiiltsO,    dist.    Bav. 
6  bese'    (-bes'),    -ness,    -bgs'i  ty. 
6  bey'     (-ba'),     -er,     -ing,     -ing  ly, 

-beyed'. 
ob  fus'cate,        -canted,        -casting, 

-ca'tion. 
O'bi   (6'be),   r.    Sib.;   o'ht,   a  sash; 

6'bl,    sorcery,    -wonVan. 
6'bit    {or    6b'-),    o  bit'u  al. 
ob'i  ter. 

6  bit'u  a  ry,    -a  rist,    -a^ri  ly. 
db'ject,    n.,     -less,    ob'ject-find^er, 

-glass,      -les^son,      -soul,      -staff, 

-teach^ing. 
ob  ject',    v.,    -ed,    -ing,    -or,    -jec'- 

tion,     -tion  a  ble,     -a  bly,     -jec'- 

ti  vate,   -ti  va'tion,   -tive,   -tive  ly, 

-tive  ness,    -tiv  ism,    -tiv'i  ty. 
ob  jure',    -ju  ra'tion. 
ob  jur'gate,       -ga^ted,       -ga^ting, 

-ga  to^ry,    -ga'tion. 
ob  late',     -ness,     -lasted,     -lasting, 

-la'tion,  -tion  al,  -tion  a  ry. 
ob'li  gate,    -ga^ted,    -ga'ting,    -ga- 

tive,     -tive  ness,     -ga  ble,     -gant, 

-ga  to''ry,       -to'ri  ly,       -tc'ri  ness, 

-ga'tion,    -tion  al. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice,    in,    note, 


oblige 


429 


Oconee 


6  blige',      -ment,      -bliged',      -bli'- 

ging,    -ging  ly,    -ging  ness,    -bli'- 

ger,    ob  li  gor',    -li  gee'    (-je'). 
ob  lique'      (-lek'     or     -lik'),      -ly, 

-ness,    -liq'ui  ty    (-lik'wl  ty),    -II- 

qua'tion,      ob  li'quus        (-kwus), 

pi.    -qui,    ob  lique'=an  gled. 
ob  lifer  ate,     -a'ted,     -acting,     -a- 

tive,    -a'tion. 
ob  liv'i  on,    -i  ous,    -ous  ly,    -ous- 

ness. 
ob'long,    -ish,    -ly,     -ness,    oh'lon- 

gd'ta,     ob^long=el  lip'soid,     -lan'- 

ce  o  late,    -o'vate. 
ob'lo  quy. 

ob  nox'ious  (-nok'shus),  -ly,  -ness. 
o'bo  e,   -bo  ist. 
6b'ol,    a    weight;    a    Greek    coin, 

pi.    -ols    or    -o  li,    -o  la  ry. 
6b'ole,    a    Fr.    coin. 
6b'o  lo,    a    copper    coin. 
oh'o  lus,     a     coin;     a     weight;     pi. 

-li. 
6b  6'vate,      -ly,      -6'val,      -6'void, 

ob  6'vate=cla'vate,  =cu'ne  ate, 

=ob'long. 
ob  scene',    -ly,    -ness,    -scen'i  ty. 
ob  scure',       -ly,       -ment,       -ness, 

-scur'ant,         -ant  ism,        -ant  ist, 

-scu  ra'tion,     -scu'ri  ty,     -scured', 

-scur'ing. 
ob  se'qui  ous,     -ly,     -ness,     -qui- 

ence. 
ftb'se  quy,   -se'qui  al. 
ob  serve'   (-zerv'),   -served',   -serv'- 

a  ble,    -a  ble  ness,    -a  bly,    -ance, 

-ant,     -ant  ly,     -a  tive,     -a  to^ry, 

-er,    -er  ship,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -ser- 

va'tion,       -tion  al,       -al  ly,       ob- 

ser  va'tion=car. 
ob'so  lete,     -ly,     -ness,     -so  lesce' 

(-les'),         -les'cence,         -les'cent, 

-let  ism,    -le'tion. 
ob'sta  cle,   =race. 
ob  stet'ric,    -al,    -rics,    -rist,    -rix, 

-ste  tri'cian       (-trish'an),        -tri'- 

cious  (-trish'us). 
ob'sti  nate,    -ly,    -ness,    -sti  na^cy. 
ob  strep'er  ous,    -ly,    -ness. 
ob  struct',     -ed,     -er,     -ing,     -ive, 

-ive  ly,     -ive  ness,     -or,     -struc'- 

tion,      -tion  ism,      -tion  ist,      ob'- 

stru  ent. 


ob  tain',    -a  ble,    -er,    -ing,    -ment, 

-tained'. 
ob  trude'   (-trood'),   -trud'ed,   -ing, 

-er,      -tru'sive      (-siv),      -sive  ly, 

-sive  ness,    -sion    (-zhun),    -sion- 

ist. 
ob'tu  rate,    -ranted,    -ranting,    -ra'- 

tor,    -ra'tion. 
ob  tuse'     (-tus'),     -ly,     -ness,     ob- 
tuse'-an^gled,       =an''gu  lar,       =el- 

lip^soid. 
ob  verse',   a.,    -ly,    ob'verse,    n. 
ob  vert',    -ed,    -ing,    -ver'sion. 
ob'vi  ate,    -a  ted,    -a  ting,    -a'tion. 
ob'vi  ous,    -ly,    -ness. 
ob'vo  lute,    -lu'ted. 
O'Cal'la  ghan    (-kal'a  han),    Irish 

hist.  ^ 
oc  ca'sion,     -al,     -al  ism,     -al  ist, 

-al  ly,    -er. 
oc'ci  dent,      -den'tal,      -ly,      -tals, 

-tal  ism,    -tal  ist,    -tal  ize,    -ized, 

-i'zing,  -tal'i  ty. 
OC  cip'i  tal,    -tal  ly. 
oc  cult',      -ing,      -ism,      -ist,      -ly, 

-ness,    -cul  ta'tion. 
oc'cu  py,    -ing,    -cu  pant,    -pan  cy, 

-pa'tive,     -cu  pied,     -pi  er,     -pa'- 

tion,    -tion  al. 
oc  cur',    -rence,    -ring,    -curred'. 
6'cean    (-shan),    -ce  an'ic    (-she-), 

o'ce  an  og'ra  pher,     -ra  phy,     -o- 

graph'ic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly,    -ol'o  gy, 

o'cean=grey'hound. 
O  ce  a'na     (or     -a'-),      Utopia; — 

(o'she  a'na),    co.    Mich. 
O  ce'a  na,       Harrington's      model 

commonwealth. 
O  ce  a'ni  a    (-she-),    a    geograph- 
ical   division,    -an'i  an,    -in'I  ca, 

-i  can. 
o'ce  lot. 
6'cher    or    o'chre    (o'ker),     -cher- 

ous,  -cher  y,  -cher  ing,   -chered. 
O  chi'el    (-ki'-    or   o'ki  el),    Bib. 
Och'il  tree,        E'die        (ok'il  tre), 

Scott    The   Antiquary. 
och  loc'ra  cy  (ok  16k'-),  -lo  crat'ic, 

-ic  al. 
O  ci'na    (or    os'i  na),    Bib. 
o'clock. 

Oc  mul'gee    (-ge),    r.    Ga. 
O  co'nee,    co.    Ga.;    co.    S.    C. 


not,  nor,  use,  iip,  6rn,  etiide,  food,  f^t,  anger,  bofimot,  thus,  Badi. 


O'Connor 


430         John  O'Groat's  House 


O'Cdn'nor,    Irish    Chartist. 
Oc'o  n6m'o  w6c,    c.    Wis. 
O'Con'or,    Amer.    lawyer. 
oc'ta  chord, 
oc'ta  gon,        -tag'o  nal,        -nal  ly, 

-tag'y  nous    (-taj'-). 
oc  ta  he'dron,    -he'dral,    -he'drite. 
oc  tam'e  ter. 
oc  tan'gu  lar,    -ness. 
oc'tave,     -taved,     -tav'a  lent,     oc- 

ta'vo,    pi.    -vos    (-voz),    oc'tave - 

flute,    =stop,   oc  ta'vo-post. 
OC  ten'ni  al,   -ly. 
oc  tet'. 
oc  tiriion. 
oc'to=bass. 
Oc  to'ber. 

oc^to  ge  na'ri  an,  -tog'e  nary  (-toj'-). 
oc'to  pod. 

oc'to  pus,  -to'pe  an. 
oc  to  roon'. 
oc'tu  pie,  -tu  plex. 
oc'u  lar,      -lar  y,      -late,      -lasted, 

-h  form,    -u  list,    oc'u  lus,  pi.    -It. 
6d,     a     kind     of     force,      -force, 

o'dism. 
o'da  lisk   or    -Usque'. 
odd,     singular,     -ly,     -ness,     -i  ty, 

odds,        odd'=look^ing,        -mark, 

-pin  nate,    Odd'=Fel^low. 
6de,       -let,      od'ist,      ode'-fac  tor, 

o'dic,    -die  al  ly. 
O'din,    Myth.,    -ism,    -din'ic. 
o'di  ous,    -ly,    -ness. 
6'di  um. 
6'do  graph. 

O  do  lev'   (-ygv'),   t.   Russ. 
o  dom'e  ter,   -e  try,    -e  trous,    -do- 

met'ric  al. 
o  don  tal'gi  a,  -tal'gic,  -tal'gy,  -don'- 

tic,   -to  gen'ic,  -tog'e  ny  (-toj'-). 
o  d6n'to  graph,     -graph'ic,     -tog'- 

ra  phy,      -don'toid,      -don'to  lite, 

-to  lith,   -tol'o  gist,   -o  gy,   -to  log'- 

ic  al. 
o'dor,     -dored,     -dor  ant,     -dor  a- 

ting,         -dor  if'er  ous,         -ous  ly, 

-ous  ness,       -dor  less,       -dor  ous, 

-ous  ly,    -ous  ness,    -dor  scope. 
Od'ys  sey,  Homer's  epic. 
(Ec'o  lim  pa'di  us      (ek^-),     Ger. 

reformer. 
(Ed'Jpus  (ed'-),   King  of  Thebes. 


Oeh'len  schla  ger  (e'len  shla'ger), 
Danish    poet. 

oe  nol'o  gy,  -no  log'ic  al,  oe'no- 
man  cy,  -no  mel,  -nom'e  ter, 
-no  ma'ni  a. 

CE  no'ne   (e-),    Myth. 

ce  soph'a  gus.     See  esophagus. 

CE'ta    (e'-),    mts.    Gr. 

o'er    (or),    -come,    -lay. 

oer'sted    (er'-). 

of    (6v),    prep. 

6ff,  adv.  and  prep.,  offcast,  -cut, 
-hand,  -handed,  -ish,  -let,  -print, 
-sad  die,  -scourging,  -scum,  -set, 
-shoot,  -shore,  a.,  -shore',  adv., 
-spring,    -take. 

off' -bear,  -bear  er,  -come,  -corn, 
-flow,  -reck  on  ing,  -side,  adv., 
oflf-and=on,  a.,  off  horse,  o. 
side. 

6f'fal. 

Offenbach,   t.    Ger. 

of  fend',  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -fence', 
-fence'lcss,  -less  ly,  -fen'sive, 
-sive  ly,    -sive  ness. 

6f 'fer,  -a  ble,  -er,  -ing,  -fered, 
offer  ing -sheet. 

offer  to  ry,  -to'ri  um,  pi.  -ri  a, 
-toire'    (-twor'). 

fiffice,  -bear^er,  -book,  -hold^er, 
-seek^er. 

6f' fi  cer,  -ing,  -cered,  -plant. 

of  fi'cial  (-fish'al),  -dom,  -ism, 
-ize,  -ized,  -i^zing,  -cial  ly, 
-cial  ty,   -ci  al'i  ty   (-fish'i  al'-). 

of  fi'ci  ate  (-fish'i-),  -a'ted,  -ac- 
ting, -a^tor,  -fic'i  nal  (-fis'-), 
-fi'cious  (-fish'us),  -cious  ly, 
-cious  ness. 

6ff'ing. 

offset -glass,  -pipe,  -sheet,  -staff, 
offset  ting=blan'ket. 

oft,    oft'times. 

6f'ten    (-n),    -ness,    -times. 

6  gee'    (-je'),    -plane. 

O'gil  vJe    (6'gl  vi),    Scot.    poet. 

o'gle,   -gled,   -gler,   -ghng. 

Ogl  io    (ol'yo),    r.    It. 

O  go  ve   (6''g6Va'),   r.    Afr. 

6'gre,  -gre  ish  (-ger-),  -gre  ism, 
-gress,    -gril'lon    (-yon). 

O'Groaf  (6  grawt'),  John  O'- 
Groat's   House. 


fate,   fat,    far,    fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


Ogygia 


431 


omened 


O  gyg'i  a     (-jij'-).      Homer     The 

..  Odyssey. 

Ohl'miil  ler  (ermu  ler),  Ger.  arch. 

Ohm    (6m),    Ger.    elect. 

ohm,  ohm'ad,  ohm'age,  ohm'ic, 
ohm'me^ter,    ohm'^am^e  ter. 

O  ho  mu'ra  (-moo'-),   t.   Japan. 

oil,  -er,  -er  y,  -ing,  -y,  -i  ly, 
-i  ness,  -less,  -cloth,  -man, 
-skin,    -stone,    -way. 

oil'-bag,  -bee  tie,  -bird,  -bot  tie, 
=box,  =bush,  -cake,  -can,  -car, 
-eel  lar,  -cock,  -col  lar,  -cup, 
-der  rick,  -dis  trib'u  ter,  -dregs, 
-dried,  -drop,  -ex  tract^ing, 
-fac  to  ry,  -fil  ter,  -fu  el,  -gage, 
-gas,  -gild  ing,  -gland,  -green. 

oil-hole,  -jack,  -mill,  -nut,  -paint- 
ing, -palm,  -plant,  -press, 
-pump,  -re  finding,  -ring,  -rub- 
ber, -safe,  -sand,  -seed,  -shale, 
-shark,  -smell  er,  -spring,  -still, 
-stock,  -stove,  -tank,  -taw  ing, 
-tern  per,  -tem  pered,  -tem  per- 
ing,  -test  er,  -tight,  -tree,  -tube, 
-well,  oil'stone-pow  der,  -slips, 
oil'y -grain. 

oint'ment,    -syr^inge. 

Oise    (waz),    r.    Fr. 

o  jan'co   (6  han'ko). 

O  je'da  (5  ha'da),   Sp.   advent. 

o  ka'pl. 

oke,    a   weight. 

O  ke  cho'be   (-cho'-),   1.    Fla. 

O  khotsk  (6  k5tsk'),  arm  of  the 
north  Pac.  Ocean. 

fiFa  ca'ceous   (-shus). 

old,  -en  (-n),  -ish,  -ness,  -ster, 
old'wife,    a    duck;    a    fish. 

old'-ewe,  a  fish,  -faced,  -fash- 
ioned (-und),  -fo^gy  ish,  (-gl-) 
-fo  gy  ism,  -gen  tie  man  ly,  -grain, 
-Hght,  -line,  -maid,  a  plant;  a 
clam,  -maid  hood,  -maid  ish, 
-maid  ism,  -man,  a  tree,  -school, 
a.,  -sighf'ed  ness,  -squaw,  a  duck, 
-time,  a.,  -timber,  -wom  an  ish, 
-world,    old  maid. 

old-man's-beard,  a  plant,  -man's- 
eye  brow,  a  plant,  -man's-head, 
a  plant,  -wom  an's-bit  ter,  a 
plant,  old-witch  grass,  -field 
birch,    -field   lark,    -field   pine. 


Old'ham   (-am),   Eng.   poet;  old'- 

ham  (-am),  a  cloth,  -ham  ite,  a 

mineral. 
o  le  ag'i  nous    (-aj'-),    -ness,    o  le- 

d'men. 
o  le  an'der,   -an'drine,   o  le  an'der- 

fern. 
6'le  in,   -le  fine,   -le  ic,   -le  o  graph, 

-graph'ic,       -og'ra  phy,       -le  ose, 

-le  ous. 
6'le  o,    an    oil. 
ole  o  mar'ga  rin   or   -rine   (-ga-). 

0  le  om'e  ter. 

01  er  a'ceous  (-shus),  -er  i  cul- 
ture,  -tur  al  ly. 

ol  fac'to  ry,    -fac  tom'e  ter. 

ol'i  garch  (-gark),  -gar^chy,  -gar^- 
-chist  (-kist),  -gar^chism,  -gar'- 
chal  (-kal),  -gar'chic,  -chic  al. 

61'io    (ol'yo    or    6'li  6),    a   medley. 

61'ive,  -i  va  ry,  -ived,  -ive  ness, 
ol'ive  back,    a    thrush,    -wort. 

6rive -backed,  -branch,  -green, 
-nut,  -oil,  -ore,  -plum,  -shell, 
-tree,    -ty''rant,    -wood,    -yard. 

ol'i  ver,    a    hammer. 

Ol'i  vet,  Bih.,  -an;  ol'i  vet,  a 
pearl. 

O  liv'i  a,    Shak.    Twelfth    Night. 

0  li  vi  er'   (6''le've  a'),    Fr.   entom. 
ol'la. 

01  li  vi  er'    (o'le've  a'),    Fr.    polit. 
01  o  za'ga        (61  6  tha'ga),        Sp. 

statesman. 
Ols'hau  sen     (ols'how  zen),     Ger. 

theol.;    Ger.    orient. 
O  lym'pus,    -pi  ad,    -ad'ic,    -pi  an, 

-pic,    -pi  on'ic. 
Om    (6m),    r.    Sib. 
Om^a  e'rus,   Bih 
O'ma  ha    (6'ma  haO,    c.    Neb. 
om'ber,    a    game. 
fim'brant. 
om'bre,   a   fish,    om'hre'  (6m'bra'), 

a    silk    print. 
om'bro  graph,      -brol'o  gy,     -bro- 

log'ic  al. 
om  brom'e  ter. 

O'Mea'ra  (6  ma'ra),  Irish  surgeon. 
O  me'ga    {or    6'-),    Bih. 
6  me'ga,  the  last;  the  end. 
om'e  let. 
6'men,   -ing,    -mened. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  iip,  6rn,  etude,  food,  fd&t,  anger,  bohmot,  ttius,  Badi. 


ominous 


432 


opponent 


6m'i  nous,    -ly,    -ness. 

Om'ish. 

o  mit',    -ted,    -ter,     -ting,     -tance, 

o  mis'sive,        -si  ble,        -mis'sion 

(-mish'un). 
om'ni  bus. 

cm  nif  ic,  -nif'er  ous,  -ni  fa'ri  ous. 
cm  nip'o  tence,       -ten  cy,       -tent, 

-tent  ly. 
cm  ni  pres'ent     (-prez'-),     -pres'- 

ence. 
om  nis'cience     (-nish'ens),     -cien- 

cy,    -cient,   -cient  ly. 
om  niv'o  rous,    -ness. 
Om'pha  le,   Myth. 
6n,     -come,     -fall,     -goring,     -lay, 

-look'er,       -set,       -shore,       adv., 

-si  aught,       -stead,      on'-cem'ing, 

-hang  er,    on    dit    (on    de). 
once    (wiins). 
one      (wun),      -ness,      one'-b6r^ry, 

-blade,    a    plant,    -cross,'  -eyed, 

-hand  ed,    -horse,    a.,    -i  de^aed, 

-leaf,    a    plant,    -sidled,    -sid  ed- 

ly,    -sid  ed  ness,    one's   self. 
0  nel'ro  dyn'i  a,        -rol'o  gy,        -ro- 

man^cy,    -ros'co  py,    -co  pist. 
6n'er  ous,    -ly,    -ness. 
On^e  sJph'o  rus.    Bib. 
O  ni'a  res   (-rez   or   -ni  a'-).    Bib. 
O  ni'as,    Bib. 
on'ion       (un'yun),       -y,       on'ion- 

couch,    -eyed,    -fish,   -fly,   -grass, 

-mag  got,   -shell,   -skin,   -smut. 
on'ly,  -be  got' ten. 
6n  6  mat  o  pce'ia   (-pe'ya),    -poe'- 

ic,    -po  e'sis,    -p5  et'ic,    -ic  al  ly, 

on'o  ma  tope^ 
6n'to    (-too). 
o'nus. 

6n'ward,    -ness,    -wards. 
6'nyx    (or   on'Iks). 
6'6,  a  bird,  6^5  a'a,  a  bird. 
6'6  lite,   -lit'ic,    -li  tif'er  ous. 
6  61'o  gy,   -o  gist,   -o  log'ic  (-16j'-), 

-ic  al,    -al  ly. 
oo'long. 

6  6m'e  ter,    -e  try,    -o  met'ric. 
oo'mi  ak. 
db'pdk. 
Oost,     van    (van     ost),     Flemish 

painter. 
oo'trum. 


ooze,  obzed,  ODz'ing,  ooz'y. 

6'p5,l,  -paled,  -pa  lesce',  -lesced', 
-les'cing,  -les'cence,  -cent,  -pal- 
ine,  -ize,  -ized,  -i  zing,  o'pal- 
blue,    -jas^per. 

6  paque',  -ly,  -ness,  6  pac'i  ty 
(-pas'-). 

6  pei'do  scope. 

o'pen  (-pn),  -a  ble,  -er,  -ing,  -ly, 
-ness,  -bill,  a  stork,  -work, 
-pened. 

o'pen-air,  -brSasfed,  -cast, 
=doored,  -dot,  -eyed,  =hand''ed, 
-hand  ed  ness,  -heart  ed,  -heart- 
ed ness,  -mind  ed,  -mind  ed- 
ness,  -mouthed  (ormoutht),  -ses^- 
a  me,  -steek,  -tide,  o.  door,  o.  sea. 

o'pen  ing -bit,    -knife,    -ma  chine'. 

op'er  a,  -er  at'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly, 
op  er  et'ta,  op'er  a -cloak,  -dan^- 
cer,  -girls,  -glass,  -hat,  -house, 
-sea^son,    -sing''er,    -troupe. 

op'er  ate,  -a'ted,  -acting,  -a  ble, 
-am'e  ter,  -er  a'tion,  op'er  ant, 
-a  tive,  -tive  ly,  -tive  ness,  -tiv'- 
i  ty,    -tor, 

op'er  ose. 

O  phe'li  a,    Shak.    Hamlet. 

oph  i  og'ra  phy,  -ol'a  ter,  -a- 
trous,  -a  try,  -ol'o  gy,  -o  gist, 
-o  log'ic,    -ic  al,   oph'i  o  man^cy. 

Oph'rah,    Bib. 

oph  thal'mi  a,  -thal'mic,  -mist, 
-mite,  -mit'ic,  -ml'tis,  -mog'ra- 
phy,  -mol'o  gy,  -mo  log'ic,  -ic- 
al,    -mom'e  ter,    -e  try. 

Oph  thai' mo  scope,  -scop'ic,  -ic- 
al,  -al  ly,  -mos'co  py  {or  -mo- 
sco^py). 

6'pi  ate,    -a'ted. 

O'pie  (6'pe),  Eng.  authoress; 
Eng.    painter. 

6  pine',    -pined',    -pin'er,    -pin'ing. 

o  pin'ion,  -a  ble,  -a^ted,  -a  tive', 
-tive^ly,  -tive''ness,  -ion  ist, 
-ioned. 

o'pi  um,  -eat  er,  -hab  it,  -pop  py, 
o.    lin^i  ment,    o.    plas^ter. 

6p  6  del'doc. 

o  pop'a  nax. 

o  p6s'sum,  -mouse,  -shrew, 
-shrimp,   -tree. 

op  po'nent. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    flLre,    fast,   sofa,   mete,    m6t,    her,    ice,    In,    note, 


opportune 


433 


organ -stop 


-tuned' 


-posed', 
='-  ble, 


op  por  tune',    -ly,    -ness, 

-tun'ism,    -ist,    -tu  ni  ty. 
op  pose'     (-poz'),     -less, 

-pos'er,        -pos'ing,        -pes' 

-a  bil'i  ty. 
op'po  site    (-zit),    -ly,    -ness,    -si'- 

tion     (-zlsh'un),     -tion  al,     -tion- 

ist,    -pos'i  tive. 
op  press',    -ing,    -ive,    -ive  ly,    -ive- 

ness,    -or,    -pressed',    -pres'sion. 
op  pro'bri  ous,  -ly,  -ness,  -bri  um, 
oppugn'        (-pun'),        -ing,        -er, 

-pugned',    -pug'nant,    -nan  cy. 
op'ta  tive,    -ly. 
6p'tic,       -tic  al,       -al  ly,       -ti'cian 

(-tish'an),       -ti  cist,      -tics,       -ti- 

graph. 
op'ti  mism  (-mizm),   -mist,   -mis'- 

tic,     -tic  al  ly,     -ti  mize,     -mized, 

-mi''zing. 
op'tion,   -al,   -al  ly. 
op  tom'e  ter,    -e  try. 
op'to  type. 

op'u  lence,   -len  cy,   -lent,   -lent  ly. 
o'pus,      pi.       op'e  ra,       o  pus'cule, 

o  pus'cu  lum,      pi.      -la,      o'pus- 

num  ber. 
o  qu&s'sa. 
6r'a  cle,    o  rac'u  lar,    -lar  ly,    -lar- 

ness,    -iSr'i  ty. 
6'ral,  -ly,  -ism,  -ist. 
6  ra'le. 
6r'ange     (-enj),     -ade',     -an  geat' 

(-zhat'),    -an  ger,    -an  ger  y,    6r'- 

ange  leaf,  a   plant,  -root,  a  plant, 

-tip,    a   butterfly. 
or'ange-bird,    =blos  som,    -but  ter, 

-col  ored,          -crowned,  -dog, 

-flo-v/er,    -grass,    -juice,    -legged, 

-lil  y,     -list,     -musk,     -oil,     -pea, 

-peel,    -pe''k6e,    -pip^pin,    -scale, 

-seed,     -skin,     -spoon,     -taw  ny, 

-thorn,    -wife,    -wom  an. 
Or'ange,    co.    Cal.;    co.    Fla.;    co. 

Ind.;    CO.    N.    Y.;    co.    Tex.;    c. 

N.     J.;     dist.     Fr.; — founder    of 

the    Dutch    Rep.,    Or'ange  ism, 

-ange  man. 
6  ring'-ou  ting^    (-oo-). 
o  rd'ri  on,    pi.    -ri  a. 
6'rate,    -ranted,    -ranting,    -ra'tion. 
dr'a  tor,     -to^ry,     -to'ri  al,     -al  ly, 

-tor'ic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly,    -to'ri  6. 


orb,  -y,  orbed,  or  bic'u  lar,  -lar- 
ly,  -lar  ness,  -bic'u  late,  -lasted, 
-late  ly,  -la'tion,  orb'fish,  orb'- 
like,    -weav^er. 

Or^bi  gny',  d'  (dor^ben^ye'),  Fr. 
naturalist. 

or'bit,    -al,    -a  ry. 

or'chard,  -ing,  -ist,  or'chard- 
clam,    -grass,    -house,    -o^ri  ole. 

or  chd'la. 

or  che'sis  (-ke'-),  -che  sog'ra- 
phy,    -ches'tic    (-kes'-). 

or'cties  tra  (-k6s-),  -tral,  -trate, 
-tra^ted,  -tra^ting,  -tra'tion, 
-ches'tric,    -tri  on. 

or'chid  (-kid),  -chid'e  al,  -e  an, 
-e  ous,  -ol'o  gist,  -o  gy,  or'chis 
(-kip). 

or  dain',  -a  ble,  -er,  -ment,  -ing, 
-dained',    -di  na'tion. 

or'de  al,    -root,    -tree. 

or'der,  Ta  ble,  -er,  -ing,  -less,  -ly, 
-li  ness,  -dered,  or'der-book, 
-class. 

or  di  niire'. 

or'di  nal,    -ism. 

or'di  nance,    -di  nant. 

or'di  na  ry,   -na  ri  ly,   -ry  ship. 

ord'nance,  cannon,  ord'nance  of- 
fice,   o.    of  fi  cer,    o.    ser^geant. 

or'don  nance,  order  of  arrange- 
ment,   -don  nant. 

or'dure,   -du  rous. 

ore,   a   mineral,   ore'weed,    -wood. 

ore'-con^cen  tra  tor,  -crush  er, 
-de  pos  it,  -hearth,  -roast  ing, 
-sep^a  ra  tor,  -smelt  ing,  -stamp, 
-washier. 

o're    (e're),    a    coin. 

6're  ad. 

o  rec'tic. 

o  re  jon'    (6'ra  hon'). 

O  res'tes  (-tez).  Myth.,  -res  te'an. 

or'gan,  -gan'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  -al- 
ness,  -i  cism,  -i  fy,  -fy  ing, 
-fied,  -fi  er,  -ga  nif'ic,  -gan  ism, 
-gan  ist,  -gan  is'mal  (-iz'-),  -is'- 
tic    (-is'-),    -is'trum. 

or'gan -al  bu^min,  -bench,  -blow^- 
er,  -build''er,  -coup''ler,  -fish, 
-grind^er,  -har  mo^ni  um,  -ling, 
-loft,  -pi  a^no,  -pipe,  -play'er, 
-point,  -rest,  -screen,  -seat,  -stop. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  iip,  (irn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 
28. 


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ostensibility 


or'gan  ize,     -ized,     -i  zer,     -i  zing, 

-i'za  ble,    -i^za  bil'i  ty,    -I  za'tion. 
or  gan'o  gen,    -gen'e  sis. 
or'geat    (or'zhat). 
or'gies    (-jlz),    -gi  as'tic. 
Or  go'glio        (-goryo),         Spenser 

Faerie    Queene. 
or^gui  nette'    (-gi  net')- 
6'ri  61. 
6'ri  ent,    -en'tal,    -tal  ly,    -tal  ism, 

-tal  ist,     -tal  ize,     -ized,     -I''zing, 

-tal'i  ty,     -en'tate     {or     6'ri  en-), 

-tasted,   -ta  ting,   -ta  tor,  -ta'tion; 

the   O'ri  ent. 
6r'i  fJce,  -i  form. 
6r'i  fiamme. 
Or'i  gen     (or-),     early     Christian 

writer,    -ism,    -ist,    -is'tic. 
6r'i  gin,    6  rig'i  nal,    -nal  ly,    -nal- 

ness,     -nal'i  ty,     -na  ble,     -nant, 

-na'ry. 
o  rig'i  nate   (-rij'-),    -na^ted,    -na^- 

ting,    -na  tive,     -tive  ly,     -na'tor, 

-na'tion. 
o  ril'lon. 

6'rl  ole,    -tan^a  ger. 
O  ri'on,    Astron. 
6r'i  son   (-ziin). 

O  ri  za'ba  (6  re  tha'ba),  vole.  Mex. 
Or  lan'do,  Shak.  As  You  Like  It. 
Or'le  ans,    parish  La.;    co.  N.  Y.; 

CO.    Vt.— (6r^la^6n'),    c.    Fr. 
or'mS  lu    (-loo    or    -loo'),     -var^- 

nish. 
Or'muzd. 
or'na  ment,   -er,    -men'tal,    -tal  ly, 

-ta'tion. 
or  nate',    -ly,    -ness. 
or  nJ  thol'o  gy,  -o  gist,  -tho  log'ic, 

-ic  al,    -al  ly,   or'nl  tho  man  cy  {or 

-nith'6-),     -man'tic,      -tho  sco  py 

{or  -nlth'6-),  -sco^pist,  -thot'o  my, 

-o  mist,   -tho  tom'ic  al. 
o  rol'o  gy,    -o  gist,    -o  log'ic  al. 
O  r6n'tes    (-tez),    r.    Syr. 
6'ro  tund,    -tun'di  ty. 
or'phan,    -phan  ing,    -age,    -hood, 

-phaned,  or'phan  a  sy^lum  (-si^-). 
Or'phe  us      {or      or'fus),      Myth., 

-phe'an   {or  or'-),   -phic,   -phism, 

-phize. 
6r're  ry. 
fir'ris,    -pea,    -root. 


Or  si'ni     (-se'ne),     noted     Italian 

family. 
Or  si'no     (-se'-),     Shak.      Tweljth 

Night. 
Or'thez'    (-ta'),    t.    Fr. 
or'tho  dox,    -ly,    -ness,    -y,    -dox'- 

ic  al. 
or'tho  e  py,    -e  pist,    -pis'tic,    -tho- 

ep'ic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly. 
or  thog'na  thism,    -na  thous. 
01  thog'ra  phy,        -ra  pher,        -ra- 

phist,     -ra  phize,     -phized,     -phi- 
zing,    -tho  graph'ic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly. 
or  thom'e  try,    -tho  met'ric 
or  tho  pe'di  a    or    -thop'e  dy,    -pe'- 

dic     {or     -ped'ic),      -pe'dist     {or 

-thop'e  dist). 
or'tho  pho  ny    {or   -thoph'o  ny). 
Or^tho  si'as    {or   -tho'si-).    Bib. 
or'to  Ian. 
6r'yx. 

O  sa'ias    (-za'yas).    Bib. 
O  sa'ka   (-za'ka),   c.   Japan. 
6s'cil  late,     -la''ted,     -lasting,    -la^- 

tor,      -to  ry,      -la'tion,      -Ian  cy, 

6s'cil  lo  graph,    -lom'e  ter. 
os'cl  tate,    -ta  ted,    -ta  ting,    -tant, 

-tant  ly,    -tan  cy,    -ta'tion. 
os'cu  late,    -la  ted,    -la  ting,    -lant, 

-lar,    -la  to^ry,    -la'tion. 
O'Shaugh'nes  sy     (o  shaw'nes  sy), 

Brit,    poet.;    Irish    electr. 
O'Shea'    (6  sha'),    Irish    soldier. 
6'sier  (-zher),  -y,  -siered  (-zherd), 

o'sier=ait,    -bed,    -holt,    -peel'er. 
Os'i  mo    (os'e  mo),    t.    It. 
O  si'ris,       Myth.,       -si'ri  an       {or 

-sir'i  an). 
Os  man'-Dig'ma,  Afr.  adventurer. 
6s' mo  gene,      -mom'e  ter,      -e  try, 

-mo  met'ric,       os'mose       (-mos), 

-mo'sis,     -mot'ic,     -ic  al,      -al  ly, 

-mo  sit'ic. 
fis'prey  (-pra). 
OS  sd'ri  um,      pi.      -ri  a,      os'se  an, 

-se  ous,    -ous  ly. 
Os'sian   (osh'an),   legendary   bard, 

-si  an'ic  (6s'si-). 
6s'si  fy,       -ing,       -fied,       -si  form, 

-su  a  ry,      -si  fi  ca'tion,      os'te  al, 

-te  i'tis,    -te  it'ic. 
Os  tend',    t.    Flanders. 
OS  ten'si  ble,    -si  bly,    -si  bil'i  ty. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,   sofa,    mete,   met,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


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435 


outrl 


OS  ten  ta'tion,  -ta'tious,  -tious  ly, 
-tious  ness. 

05  te  61'o  gy,  -o  gist,  -o  log'Ic, 
-ic  al,  -al  ly,  -te  om'e  try,  -o- 
met'ric  al. 

os^te  op'a  thy,     -6  path'ic,     -ic  al, 

-al  ly. 
os'ti  ole,    -ti  o  late'. 
os'tra  cize,   -cized,   -cozing,   -cism. 
os'tre  1  cul'ture,  -tur  ist,  -tre  oph'a- 

gist    (-jist),    -trif'er  ous. 
6s'trich,      -board,      -eggs,      -farm, 

-farm'ing,  -feath'er,  -fern, 

-plume. 
Os'trow    (-trov),    t.    Pol. 
Os'wes  try  (oz'es  try),   t.   Eng. 

6  tal'gi  a,   -tal'gy,   -tal'gic. 
O  te'ro    (-ta'-),    co.    Col. 

oth'er      (uth'er),      -ways,      -where, 

-while,    -whiles,    -wise. 
0th  man'     or     Os  man',     founder 

of    Ottoman    Empire. 
Oth'o  ni'as,    Bib. 
6'ti  ose    (-shI  6s),    -6s'i  ty. 
O'toe    (-to),    CO.    Neb. 
6  t61'o  gy,       -o  gist,       -to  log'ic  al, 

-top'a  thy,   6'to  phone,   -to  scope, 

-sc6p'ic,      -ic  al,      -to  sco'py     {or 

-t6s'-),    -to'sis. 
fit'ter,      -ca  noe^      -dog,      -hound, 

-pike,     -shell,    -shrew,     -spear. 
Ot'ter  bein,  founder  of  the  United 

Brethren    sect. 
Ot'to  man,    pi.    -mans,    a    Turk; 

ot'to  man,    pi.    -mans,    a    stool. 
Ouach'i  ta    (w6sh'i  ta),    co.    Ark.; 

parish    La. 
Ouar'gla  (war'-)  or  War'gla,  t.  Afr. 
Ouche    (oosh),    r.    Fr. 
ou  de  narde'    (ob  dgn  ard'). 
Oudh    (oud),    prov.    India. 
Ou  di  not'  (oD''de''n6'),  Fr.  marshal. 
Ou  dry'    (ooMre'),    Fr.    painter. 
ought    (awt). 
Oui'da     (we'da),     pen     name     of 

Louise  de  la  Rame. 
oui'ga   (we'ja),   -board. 
ounce,    o.    land. 
our,   ours,  our  self,   pi.   -selves'. 
Ou  ray'    (ob-),    co.    Col. 
Ourcq    (oork),    r.    Fr. 
Ouse    (oDz),    r.    Eng. 
oust,    -ed,    -er,    -ing. 


out.  Most  words  compounded  with 
oui  are  written  without  the 
hyphen.  Nouns  and  adjectives, 
as  a  rule,  take  the  accent  on  the 
first  syllable,  as:  out'break,  out'- 
burst,  out'door,  out'er  most; 
verbs,  upon  the  second  syllable, 
or  upon  the  accented  syllable  of 
the  word  compounded  with  out, 
as:  out  bar',  out  bid',  out- 
bal'ance,   out  dis'tance. 

Words  in  common  use  begin- 
ning with  oui  and  not  coming 
within  the  scope  of  this  note  are 
here  given. 

out,  -er,  -er  most,  -ing,  -land'ish, 
-ish  ly,  -ish  ness,  -let,  -ness, 
-ward,  a.  and  adv.,  -wards, 
-ward  ly,    -ward  ness. 

out  bid',  -bid'der,  out  dis'tance, 
-flank,  -gen'er  al,  -grow',  -live', 
-num'ber,  -play',  -reach',  -ride', 
-run',  -stretch',  -strip',  -wear', 
-weigh',    -work',    v. 

out'board,  -break,  -build'ing, 
-burst,  -cast,  rejected,  -caste, 
expelled  from  caste,  -come, 
-cri^er,  -crop,  -cry,  -door,  a., 
-doors',  adv.,  -field,  -fit,  -fit'ter, 
-flow,  -go,  -goring,  -growth, 
-house,  -land,  -law,  n.,  -law'ry, 
-lay,  -line,  -look,  -ly'ing,  -part, 
-port,  -post,  -pouring,  -put, 
-rid'er,  -rig'ger,  -set,  -spoken, 
-work,   n. 

out'side,  n.  and  a.,  -side',  adv., 
-sid'er. 

out' -bound,  -court,  -cut,  -edge, 
-field,  a  term  used  in  games 
of  ball,  -field'er,  -Her'od, 
-lodg'ing,  -nook,  -ov  en,  -par- 
ish, -pa'tient,  -pen'sion  er, 
-pick'et,  -sale,  -serv  ant,  -set''- 
tle  ment,  -street,  -talk,  -tongue, 
-top,  -trav  el,  -turn,  -ward,  an 
outlying    ward. 

out-and-out,  -at -el  bows,  -of- 
doors,  -of-fash  ion,  a.,  -of-the- 
way,  a.,  out'side-car,  a  jaunting 
car,    out'ward-bound,    -saint  ed. 

Ou'ta  gin  ie    (oo'-),   co.   Wis. 

Ou'tran   (do'-),    Eng.   gen. 

ou  tre'    (ao''tra'). 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  <irn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


ouzel 


436 


oyster=keg 


ou'zel   or  -sel   (oo'zl). 

6'val,  -ly,  -ness,  -val'i  form,  -va- 
les'cent. 

O  val'le   (-ya),   t.   S.   Amer. 

6'va  ry,  -va'ri  al,  -ri  an,  -ri  ot'o- 
my,    -o  mist. 

o'vate. 

o  va'tion. 

ov'en  (uv'n),  -bird,  -build^er, 
-cake,    -coke,    =tit,    -wood. 

6'ver.  See  remark  after  out,  which 
for  the  most  part  applies  to  over, 

6'ver  ly,    -much',    -plus. 

6'ver  all,  -bear'ing,  -bear'ing  ly, 
-bear'ing  ness,  -board,  -bold', 
-bus  y,  -coat,  -coat  ing,  -draft, 
-due',  -flow,  «.,  -hand^  a.  and 
adv.,  -handled,  -hang,  n.,  -has'- 
ty,  -is^sue,  «.,  -laid,  a.,  -land^, 
n.,  -land',  adv.,  -lay^  n.,  -lord^ 
-match^  -neat',  -nice,  -nice  ly, 
-pavement,  -pow'er  ing  ly,  -ripe, 
-seer',  -seer'ship,  -sights  -strung', 
-throw^  n.  defeat,  -tone',  -ween'- 
ing,  -ing  ly,  -ing  ness,  -weight^ 
-work'',  n.,  -wrought'. 

o  ver  arch',  -bal'ance,  -bur'den, 
-cloud,'  -come',  -draw',  -flow', 
v.,  -hand',  v.,  -hang',  v.,  -haul', 
-hear',  -is'sue,  v.,  -lade',  v., 
-lay',  v.,  -look',  v.,  -mas'ter, 
-per  suade',  -pov/'er,  -ride', 
-rule',  .  -run',  -set',  -shad'ow, 
-sprgad',  -take',  -throw',  v., 
-weigh',   -whelm',   -work',   v. 

o  ver-anx  i'e  ty,  -anx'ious,  -anx'- 
ious  ly,  -brimmed',  -chords 
-cloth',  -con'fi  dence,  -con'fi- 
dent,  -con'fi  dent  ly,  -cu'ri  ous, 
-de  vel'op  ment,  -dil'i  gent,  -dis- 
charge', -en  treat',  -ex  er'tion, 
-ex  po'sure,  -ex'qui  site,  -fired', 
-fond',  -fond'ly,  -force',  -for'- 
ward,  -fruit'ful,  -gaze',  -hair', 
-has'ti  ly,  -has'ti  ness,  -hours', 
-kind',  -king',  -learn'ed  ness, 
-learn'ing,  -mod'est,  -plate', 
-pro  duce',  -pro  duc'tion,  -pur'- 
chase,  -re  fine',  -re  fine'ment, 
-right'eous,  -scru'pu  lous,  -scru'- 
pu  lous  ness,    -soul',    -vi'o  lent. 

o'ver  cup-oak,  o'ver  draw-check, 
o'ver  flow-ba  sin,      -bug,      -gage. 


o'ver  flow  meet  ing,  o  ver  heat- 
ing-pipe, o  ver  load-mag  net, 
'  -switch. 

6'vert,   -ly. 

6'ver  ture,    -tured,    -tur  ing. 

O'ver  yssche'    (-esh'),    vil.    Belg. 

Ov'id  (6v'-),  Roman  poet;  vil. 
Mich.;    vil.    N.    Y. 

O  vi  e'do   (6  ve  a'do),   prov.   Sp. 

6'vule,  o  vip'a  rous,  o'void,  -vu- 
late,  -la'tion,  -viim,  pi.  -vums 
or    -va,    o'vum-cy'cle,    -prod'uct. 

owe    (6),    owed,    ow'er,    ow'ing. 

owl,  -er  y,  -et,  -ing,  -ish,  -ish- 
ness,    -ism,    -y. 

owl'^but  ter  fly,  -eyed,  -fly,  -gnat, 
-head,  -light,  -mon  key,  -moth, 
-par  rot,  -swal  low,  -train,  owl'- 
et-moth. 

own  (on),  -er,  -ing,  -ness,  owned, 
own'er  less,  -er  ship,  own' -form, 
-root. 

O  wy'hee    (-wl'he),    co.    Idaho. 

ox,  pi.  -en,  -ber'ry,  -bit'er,  a 
bird,  -eye,  a  plant,  -heal,  a 
plant,  -heart,  a  cherry,  -hoof, 
a  leaf,  -lip,  a  flower,  -man, 
-peck  er,  a  bird,  -tongue,  a 
plant. 

ox'-ac  id,  -an'te  lope,  -balm, 
-bow,  -brake,  -cheek,  -eyed, 
-fence,  -fly,  -foot,  -gall,  -goad, 
-head,  -hide,  -horn,  -mush'- 
room,  -ray,  -reim  {or  -rem), 
-shoe,  -sole,  -stall,  -tail,  -team, 
-tongue,    a    tongue,    -yoke. 

ox  al'ic,   o.   ac'id. 

6x'a  lis,  a  plant,  Ox'a  lis,  a 
genus    of    plants. 

6x'y  gen,  -gen  ate,  -a' tor,  -a'tion, 
-gen'ic,  -gen  ize,  -ized,  -i'zer, 
-i'zing,  -ize  ment,  -yg'enous  (-Ij'-). 

6'yer. 

o'yfes    or    o'yez. 

oys'ter,  -er,  -ing,  -ling,  oys'ter- 
man. 

oys'ter-bank,  -bar,  -bay,  -bed, 
-bird,  -boat,  -bot  tom,  -brood, 
-catch  er,  -crab,  -crack  er,  -cul- 
ture, -cul  tur  ist,  -dredge, 
-farm,  -farm  ing,  -field,  -fish, 
-fish  er  y,  -fish  ing,  -fork,  -gage, 
-grass,    -green,    -ham  mer,    -keg. 


fate,    fat,   far,   fall,    fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,    her,    ice.   In,   note, 


oyster-knife 


437 


paganizing 


-knife,  -mush  room,  -o  pen  er, 
-park,  =plant,  -plov  er,  -rake, 
-reef,  -rock,  -shell,  -shop,  -sign, 
-tongs,  -wife,  -wom  an,  o.  pie, 
o.    stew. 

O  zark',  co.  Mo.;  vil.  Ala.;  tp. 
Mo. 

O  zi'as,    Bib. 

O'ziel,    Bib. 


O  zi  e'ri    (6d  ze  a're),    t.    It. 

6' zone,  -zo  na'tion,  -zon'ic,  -zo- 
nize,  -ni^zer,  -nized,  -ni'zing, 
-ni  za'tion,  -zo'ni  fy,  -fy  ing, 
-fled,  -fi  caption,  -zo  nif'er  ous, 
-zo'no  graph,  -zo  nog'ra  pher, 

-nom'e  ter,  -e  try,  -no  met'ric, 
-zo'no'  scope,    -scop'ic . 

O  z6r'kow   (-kov),    t.   Pol. 


Pa'a  rai,   Bib. 

pab'u  lum,    -u  lar. 

pace,  a  step,  paced,  pa'cing,  -cer, 
pace'-aisle,  -board,  -eggs,  -mak'- 
er. 

pd'ce,  by  your  leave. 

Pa  ce'co    (pa  cha'ko),    t.    It. 

Pa  cha  ca  ma',    vil.    Peru. 

Pa  che'co    (-cha'-),    t.    Sp. 

pa  chi'si  (-che'zi)  or  par  chi'si 
(par  che'zi). 

pach'y  derm  (pak'-),  -der'mal, 
-der'ma  tous,  pa  chym'e  ter 
(-kim'-). 

pa  ci'ji  CO  (pa  ce'-). 

pac'i  fy,  -ing,  -fl  er,  -fi^a  ble,  -fled, 
pa  cif'ic,  -cif'ic  al  ly,  -cif'i  cate, 
-ca  ted,  -ca  tor,  -to'ry,  -I  ca'- 
tion. 

Pa  ci'ni    (-che'ne),    Sicilian    comp. 

Pa  cio'li    (-cho'le),    It.    math. 

pack,  -age,  -a  ging,  -er,  -et,  -ing, 
packed,  pack'all,  a  basket, 
-horse,  -man,  -moth,  -nee  die, 
-sheet,  -staff,  -thread,  -ware, 
-wax,    -way. 

pack'=an'i  mal,  -cinch,  -cloth, 
-duck,  -house,  -ice,  -load, 
-mule,  -rat,  -road,  -saddle, 
-train,  -wall,  pack'a  ging=ma- 
chine'. 

pack'et-boat,  -day,  -note,  -ship, 
»ves  sel. 

pack'ing-awl,  -block,  -bolt,  -box, 
-case,  -cell,  -crib,  -ex  pand^er, 
-gland,  -leath^er,  -nee  die,  -nut, 
-of^fi  cer,  -pa  per,  -press,  -ring, 
-shed,    -sheet,    -stick. 


pa'co    {or   pa'-). 

pac'tion,    -al,    pact. 

Pac  to'lus,  an  ancient  river  noted 
for  its  golden  sands;  vil.  N.  C, 
-to'li  an. 

pa'cu    (-koD    or   pak'-). 

pad,    -ded,    -der,    -ding,    pad'lock. 

pad'-brack^et,  -cUnk^ing,  -cloth, 
-crimp,  -el'e  phant,  -hook,  -nag, 
-saddle,  -screw,  -top,  =trace, 
-tree,  pad'ding-flue,  -ken,  -ma- 
chine. 

Pa'dan-a'ram,    Bib. 

pad'dle,  -died,  -dler,  -dling,  pad'- 
dle  cock,    -wood,    a    tree. 

pad'dle -beam,  -board,  -boat, 
-box,  -crab,  -end,  -fish,  -hole, 
-row,  -shaft,  -sleep,  -staff, 
-tum'ble,  -wheel,  pad'dling-crab. 

p&d'dock,  -stool,  a  plant,  pad'- 
dock-pipe,    -rud,    -stone. 

p^d'dy,  a  duck;  rice.  Pad'dy,  an 
Irishman. 

pad'dy  whack,  pad'dy -bird,  -field, 
-meFon,    -pound^er. 

pad'lette. 

pad'lock,    -ing,    -locked. 

pid'ou    (-od). 

pa'dre    (-dra). 

Pa  dron',   t.   Sp. 

pa  dro'ne    (-na),    pi.    -ni    (-ne). 

Pid'ua,    c.    It. 

pse'an    (pe'-),    a    song,    -ism. 

Pae  jae'ne    (pa  ya'ne),    1.    Russ. 

pae'on  (pe'-),  a  foot  in  prosody, 
-on'ic. 

Pa  ez'    (-eth').    Span,    mission. 

pa'gan,  -dom,  -ish,  -ism,  -ize, 
-ized,    -lazing. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  BaCh. 


Paganini 


438 


Pallice 


Pa  ga  ni'ni    (-ne'ne),    It.   violinist. 
page,       -hood,      paged,      pa'ging, 

pag'i  nal     (paj'-),    -i  nate,     -na^- 

ted,    -na^ting,     -i  na'tion,    page'- 

cord,  =gage,  pa'ging=ma  chined 
pag'eant   (paj'ant  or  -6nt  or  pa'-), 

-ry. 
Pag'et     (paj'-),     Eng.     diplomat; 

Eng.    surgeon. 
Pa'gJel,    Bih. 
Pa'go,    isl.    Adriatic    sea. 
pa  go'da,    »stone,    =tree. 
pah,    an    exclamation    of    disgust. 

pah,    an    intrenchment. 
Pa'i,    Bih. 
pail,     -ful,     pail'^brush,     -hanMle, 

»lathe,    =ma  chine^    -nail,    -stake. 
pail  lasse'   (pal  yas'). 
Pail  let'   (pa  ya'),   Fr.   advocate. 
pail  lette'    (pal  yet'). 
pail  Ion'    (paFyon'). 
Pain   (pin),    Fr.   publicist, 
pain,    -ful,    -ful  ly,    -ful  ness,    -less, 

-less  ly,    -less  ness,    pained. 
pains'tak'er,       -tak'ing,       -ing  ly, 

pains' wor^liiy    (-wur^thy). 
paint,   -ed,   -er,   -ing,   -a  ble,   -less, 

-y,    -i  ness,    paint'root,    -work. 
paint' =box,         -bridge,         -brush, 

-burn'er,      -can,      -frame,      -mill, 

-mix  er,         -re  mov^er,         -room, 

-strake. 
paint'ed-cup,    a    plant,    -la  dy,    a 

plant;      a      butterfly;      paint'er- 

stain^er. 
p^ir,       -ing,       paired,       pair'wise, 

pair'-toed,    pair'ing-time. 
pa'i  sa'no. 
pa  ja'mas   (-maz). 
pa'ke  ha   (pa'ka  ha). 
Pak  racz'    (-rats'),    t.    Hung. 
Paks    (poksh),    t.    Hung. 
p3,l'&ce,       pa  la'tial,       pal'ace-car, 

-court. 
Pal'a  mon,     Chaucer     Canterbury 

Tales. 
pai'am  pore'. 
paFan  quin'   (-ken'). 
p^l'ate,  pal'a  ta  ble,  -ble  ness,  -bly, 

-bii'i  ty,     -a  tal,     -tal  ize,     -ized, 

-i'zing,    4  za'tion,    pa  lat'ic 
Pa  lat'i  nate,    div.    Ger. 
p&l'a  tine,    pa  lat'i  nate. 


Pai'a  tine,  pertaining  to  the  vil- 
lage of  Pallet.  Pal'a  tine,  t. 
111.;    tp.    N.    Y. 

pa  la'ver  {or  -lav'-),  -er,  -ing, 
-vered. 

Pa  la  wan',   isl.   P.   I. 

pale,  -ly,  -ness,  paled,  pal'ing, 
-ish,  pale'breast,  a  bird,  -buck, 
an  antelope,  -face,  a  man, 
pale'=eyed,    -faced,    -heart^ed. 

Pa  le'mon.  Falconer  The  Ship- 
wreck. 

Pa  ISn'que    (-ka),    vil.    Mex 

pa'le  o  graph',  -graph'ic,  -ic  al, 
-og'ra  pher,   -ra  phy. 

pa'le  o  lith,  -lith'ic,  -ic  al,  -le- 
ol'o  gy,   -o  gist. 

pa'le  on  tog'ra  phy,  -to  graph'ic- 
al,  -tol'o  gy,  -o  gist,  -to  log'ic  al, 
-al  ly. 

Pal'es  tine,  Syria;  c.  Tex.,  -tln'- 
i  an. 

pa  les'tra,  pi.  -tras  or  -trae,  -tral, 
-tri  an,    -trie,    -trie  al. 

Pa  16s  tri'na   (-tre'-),    c.    It. 

pdl'e  tot  (-to),  pal'ette  (-et),  -knife. 

Pal'frey   (pawl'fri),    Amer.    divine. 

pal'frey  (pawl'fri),   -freyed  (-frid). 

PkPghat',    it.    India. 

Pa'li  (-le),  t.  India;  a  language, 
pd'li,    parts    of    the    coral. 

p&rimp  sest. 

pal'in  drome,  -drom'ic,  -ic  al, 
pa  lin'dro  mist. 

paring,    -board. 

pai'i  sade',  -sad'ed,  -sad'ing,  p3,l- 
i  sade' -cell,    -tis  sue,    -worm. 

pal  is  see'    (-sa'). 

Paris  ser,   Brit,   inventor. 

Pa  lis  sy'  (pa'le'se'),  Fr.  potter, 
Pal'is  sy    ware. 

pa  li'to  (-le'-). 

pall,   -ing,   palled,   pall'-bear^er. 

pdl'la,    pi.    -l(B. 

pal  la'di  um,  pi.  -di  a,  -di  um  ize, 
-ized,    -lazing. 

Pal'las,   Myth.,    -la'di  an,    -an  ism. 

pal  les'cence,    -les'cent. 

pal'let,  -ing,  pal'let-ar  bor,  -box, 
-eye,    -leath  er,    -mold  ing,    -tail. 

pal'li  ate,  -a  ted,  -a  ting,  -a  tive, 
-a  to  rv,    -a'tion. 

Pai'lice '  (-les),    t.    Ireland. 


fate,    fS,t,   far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    m6t,    her,    ice,   in,    note, 


pallid 


pan  J  am 


pariid,  -ly,  -ness,  -lid'i  ty,  pai'lor. 

fal'li  um,    pi.    -urns   or   -a. 

pall-mall'    (pel=mer),   a    game. 

Pall'Mall  (pel=mer),  a  street  in 
London. 

pal  lo  met'ric. 

palm  (pam),  -er,  -er  y,  -ing,  -y, 
palmed,  pS.!  ma'ceous,  -mar, 
-ma  ry,  -mate,  -ma  ted,  -mate- 
ly,    -mif  er  ous. 

palm' -hartley,  -bird,  -but  ter, 
-cab  bage,  -cat,  -col  or,  -crab, 
-cross,  -fi  ber,  -hon  ey,  -house, 
-kale,  -leaf,  -lil  y,  -mar  ten, 
-oil,  -su  gar,  -tree,  -veined, 
-vi^per,  -war^bler,  -wasp,  -wax, 
-worm,  p.  wine.  Palm'  Sun^day, 
palm'bark-tree,   palm'er-worm. 

Pal'ma   del   Ri'o    (re'6),   t.    Sp. 

Pal'ma  Nuo'va   (nwo'-),   t.   It. 

pal  met'to. 

pa,l'mis  try,    -mist. 

Pai  my'ra  (-mi'-),  ancient  city 
Syr.;  tp.  Kan.;  c.  Mo.;  t.  N.  J.; 
vil.  N.  Y.;  vil.  N.  C,  -my  rene', 
-myr'i  an  (-mir'-).  pil  my'ra 
(-mi'-),    a    palm. 

Pa'lo  Al'to  (al'-),  CO.  la.;  t.  Pa.; 
battlefield    Tex. 

Pa'los,    t.    Sp. 

pal'pa  ble,    -ness,    -bly,    -bil'i  ty. 

pai'pate,  -parted,  -pa''ting,  -pa'- 
tion. 

pai'pi  tate,  -tasted,  -ting,  -tant, 
-ta'tion. 

pals'grave  (pawlz'-),  -gra  vine' 
(-venO- 

pal'sy  (pawl'zy),  -ing,  -sied  (-z!d), 
-sy  wort. 

pal'try,    -tri  ly,    -tri  ness. 

Pa  mi  ers'    (pa'me  a'),    t.    Fr. 

Pam  pan'ga,    prov.    P.    I. 

p^m'pas  (-paz),  -cat,  -deer, 
-grass,    -rice. 

pam'per,  -ing,  -er,  -ize,  -ized, 
-i  zing,    -pered. 

pam  pe'rd    (-pa'-),    pi.    -ros    (-roz). 

pam'phlet,    -a  ry,    -eer'. 

Pan,  Myth.,  -de  an.  Pan-pipe. 

pa.n,  -ful,    -ning,    panned. 

pan,  a  sheet  of  water. 

pan'cake,  -fish,  the  king-crab, 
Pan'hanMle,    a   strip    of   land. 


pan'»cov  er,  -fish,  a  fish,  -han- 
dle, -ice,  -man,  -pud  ding, 
-rock,  Pan'-pipe,  pan'cake- 
turn'er,    pan'ning-ma  chined 

Pan -A  mer'i  can,  =An'gU  can, 

-Pres  by  te'ri  an.  Pan  hel'len- 

ism  or  pan-Hel'len  ism,  -len- 
ist,  -le'ni  on,  -ni  um,  -len'ic, 
Pan  is  lam'ic,  Pan-I  on'ic,  Pan- 
slav'ism,  -slav'ist,  -slav'ic,  -sla- 
vist'ic,  -sla  von'ic. 

pan  a  ce'a,    -ce'an. 

pa  nache'. 

pa  na'da    {or    -na'-). 

pd  ndl' . 

Pin  a  ma',  isth.  and  t.  Cent. 
Amer.,  P.  Canal',  P.  fe  ver,  P.  hat. 

Pa  nay'    (-ni'),   isl.   P.   I. 

pan'cre  as,    -ere  at'ic. 

pan'da. 

Pan'da  rus,  Shak.  Troilus  and 
Cressida. 

pan'dect. 

pan  de'mi  a,    -dem'ic. 

pan  de  mo'ni  um,    -ni  ac. 

pan'der,  -ing,  -er,  -age,  -ism,  -ly, 
-ize,    -ized,    -i'zing,    -dered. 

pan  dic'u  la  ted,    -la'tion. 

Pan  do'ra,  Myth.  pan  do'ra,  a 
bivalve;    a    fish;    an    insect. 

pan'dy,  -ing,  -died;  Pan'dy,  a 
Hindu. 

pane,    paned,    pan'ing. 

pan  e  gyr'ic,  -al,  -al  ly,  -gyr^ist, 
-gy  rize,    -rized,    -ri'zing. 

pan'el,  -eled  or  -elled,  -el  ing  or 
-ling. 

pan'el-fur  ring,  -game,  -house, 
-pic  ture,  -plane,  -planner,  -rail, 
-rais'er,  -saw,  -strip,  -thief, 
-truss,  -wheel,  -work'ing,  p. 
door. 

Pin'e  la,    title    of    a    novel. 

pang,    -ful,    -less. 

Pan  ga  sJ  nan',    prov.    P.    I. 

pan  gram' ma  tist. 

p3.n'ic,  -ick  y,  pan'ic-grass,  -mon'- 
ger,    -strick'en,    -struck. 

pan'i  cle,  -cled,  pa  nic'u  late,  -la''- 
ted,    -late  ly. 

pan  i  con'o  graph,  -graph'ic,  -co- 
nog'ra  phy. 

pan'jam. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  tip,  <irn,  etude,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badh. 


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440 


paragraphically 


Pan  jim'    (-zhen'),    t.    India. 

pdnne. 

pan'nier  (-yer  or  -ni  er),  -niered, 
pan'nier=man. 

pa.n'n6se. 

pan'o  ply,    -o  plist,    -o  plied. 

pan  o  ra'ma,  -ram'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly. 

pan'sy    (-zl),    -sied    (-zid). 

pant,    -ed,    -ing,    -ing  ly. 

Pan  tag'ru  el,    Rabelais'    satire. 

pan  ta  loon',   -loons'. 

pan  tel'e  graph,    -e  phon'ic. 

pan'the  ism,  -ist,  -is'tic,  -tic  al, 
-al  ly,    -the  ol'o  gy,     -o  gist. 

Pan'the  on,  a  temple;  pan'the  on, 
a    shrine. 

pan'ther,  -ess,  -ine,  pan'ther- 
lil  y,    =moth,    =wood. 

pan'tile,  -til  ing,  pan'tile=lathe, 
-shop. 

pan'to  graph,  -graph'ic,  -ic  al, 
-ally,  -tog'ra  phy,  -tol'o  gy, 
-o  gist,  -to  log'ic  al,  -tom'e  ter, 
-e  try,    -to  met'ric. 

pan'to  mime,  -mi''mist,  -mim'ic, 
-ic  al,    -al  ly. 

pan'to  scope,   -scop'ic. 

pan'try. 

p3.p,    -ping,    papped. 

pa  pa  {or  pa'pa),  pa'pa,  a  bird; 
a    baboon. 

pa'pa  cy,  pa'pal,  -pal  ism,  -pal- 
ist,  -pal  ly,  -pal  ize,  -ized, 
-i  zing. 

pa' pas,    a    priest. 

pa  paw',    -tree. 

Pa  pe  i'ti  (pa  pa  e'te),  t.  Society 
Isl. 

pa'per,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  -pered,  pa'- 
per  bark,    a    tree. 

pa'per=birch,  =box,  to  hold  paper, 
=case,  -chase,  -clamp,  -clip, 
-cloth,  -coal,  -coFor  ing,  -cut- 
ter, -day,  -en  am'el,  -en  am^- 
el  ling,  -faced,  -feed  er,  -file, 
-fold  er,  -gage,  -gloss  er,  -hang- 
er, -hold  er,  -hor  net,  -knife, 
-ma  chine'',  -mak^er,  -mar'bler, 
-mill,  fmold  ing,  -mul  ber  ry, 
-mus  lin,  -nau'ti  lus,  -office, 
-per^fo  ra  ting,  -poFish  ing, 

-pulp,  -punch,  -reed,  -ruFer, 
-rush,       -sail  or,       -shell,       -size. 


-spar,         -split  ting,         -stain  er, 

-stock,   -test  er,   -tree,   -wash  ing, 

-weight,  p.  box,  made  of  paper, 

pa'per  bark-tree. 
pa'pe  terie'    (pa'pe  tre'). 
Pa'phos,    Bib. 

pa  pier' 'ma  die'    (pa^pya'-ma''sha'). 
pa  pil'la,    pi.    -lae,    pap'il  lar,    -la- 

ry,    -late,    -la''ted,    -la''ting,     -pil'- 

li  form. 
Pa  pil  Ion'        (pa'pe^yon'),        Fr. 

physiol. 
pap'il  lote. 
pa'pist,      -pis'tic,      -tic  al,      -al  ly, 

-pist  ry,   pa' pish. 
pa  pobse',    -root. 

Pap'u  a   (-00  a),   isl.   Malay  Arch. 
pa  pyr'o  graph      (-pir'-),      pap'y- 

rog'ra  phy,  -ro  graph'ic. 
pa  py'rus  (-pi'-),  pi.  -ri. 
Pa  ra',      r.      S.      Amer.,      Pa  ra'- 

grass,    -nut.      pa  ra' ,    a   coin. 
pdr'a  ble,   -bled,   -bHng. 
pa  rab'o  la,     pi.     -las,     a     curve, 

-a  bol'ic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly. 
pa  rab'o  le,   a   simile. 
Pdr^a  cel'sus,      Swiss      physician, 

-cel'si  an,    -cel'sist. 
p&r'a  chute       (-shoot),      -chut  ist, 

par'a  chute -light. 
Pa^ra^clet'  (-kla'),  t.  Fr. 
par'a  clete. 
pa  rade',    -rad'ed,    -rad'ing,    -rad'- 

er,  pa  rade' -ground,   -rest,   -wall. 
p&r'a  digm      (-dim),      -dig  mat'ic, 

-ic  al,   -al  ly,   -dig'ma  tize,   -tized, 

-ti^zing. 
P^r'a  dise,    Bih. 
p^r'a  dise    (-dis),    -a  dis'i  ac,    -di- 

si'a  cal,    -dis'i  al,    -dis'i  an,    par'- 

a  dise-bird,    -duck,    -nut,    -stock, 

-tree. 
pir'a  dos,  pi.  -d6s  es. 
par'a  dox,    pi.    -dox  es,    -dox'ic  al, 

-al  ly,    -al  ness,    -dox''er,    -dox''ist, 

-dox  ol'o  gy. 
p^r'af  fin,      -ize,      -ized,      -i'zing, 

par'af  fin-but'ter,    -oil,    -scales. 
par^a  go'ge,  -gog'ic  (-goj'-),  -ic  al. 
par'a  gon. 

par'a  gram,    -gram'ma  tist. 
par'a  graph,     -er,     -ist,     -graph'ic, 

-ic  al,    -al  ly. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice,   in,    note, 


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441 


parochially 


Pa  ra  guay'  (-gwi'  or  pa'rii  gwa), 
rep.  and  r.  S.  Amer.,  PS-r'a- 
guay^an,    Par'a  guay    tea. 

Pa'rah,    Bib. 

par  a  la'li  a. 

pa.r'al  lax,    -al  lac'tic,    -tic  al. 

pir'al  lei,  -ism,  -is'tic,  -leled  or 
-lelled,  -lei  ing  or  -ling,  -lel'o- 
gram,  -gram  mat'ic,  -ic  al,  -lel^- 
o  pi'ped,    -o  pip'e  don. 

pa  ral'o  gism,  -o  gize,  -gized,  -gi- 
zing,    -ral'o  gy. 

pa  r^l'y  sis,  par^a  lyt'ic,  -ic  al, 
-al  ly,  par'a  lyze,  -lyzed,  -ly- 
zing,    -ly  za'tion. 

Par  a  mir'i  bo,  c.  Dutch  Guiana. 

pdr^a  mim'i  a. 

pdr'a  mount,   -ly. 

pir'a  mour    (-moor). 

Pa  ra  na',  r.  S.  Amer.;  state 
Braz.;  t.  Arg.  Rep. 

p^r'ang. 

pa  ran'gon. 

pd  rd'o,  a  boat. 

pir'a  pet,   -ed. 

pir'aph,    -ing,    -aphed, 

par'a  pha'si  a  (-zhi  a),  -pho'ni  a, 
-phrd'si  a    (-zhi  a). 

p^r  a  pher  na'li  a. 

pir'a  phrase  (-fraz),  -phrased, 
-phra'sing,  -ser,  -phrast,  -phras'- 
tic,    -tic  al,    -al  ly. 

par'a  pie  gy,   -ple'gi  a,   -ple'gic. 

p^r'a  site,  -sit'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly, 
-al  ness,  -sit'i  cide,  -si'tism,  -si- 
tol'o  gy,    -o  gist,    -to  log'ic  al. 

p3.r'a  s6i,  -soled  or  -soiled,  -sol- 
ing or  -ling,  par'a  sol=ant,  -fir, 
=han  die. 

Pa  ra  ti'  (-te'),  t.  Braz. 

par'bake,  -boil,  -boiled,  -buc  kle, 
-kled,    -kling. 

par'cel,  -celed  or  -celled,  -eel  ing 
or    -ling,    -eel  la'tion. 

par'cel=lift,  »mak^er,  -of  fice,  -pa- 
per, 'post,  -van,  par'cel  ing- 
ma  chined 

par'ce  ner,    -ce  na  ry. 

parch,  -er,  -ing,  -ed  ness,  parched. 

par  chi'si  (-che'zi).       See  pachisi. 

parch'ment,  -y,  parch'ment- 
beaVer,    -lace,    -skin. 

par'do,    a   coin. 


par'don   (-dn),    -a  ble,    -a  ble  ness, 

-a  bly,    -er,    -ing,    -doned, 
par'don -bell,        -chair,        -screen, . 

-stall. 
pire,   pared,    par'er,    -ing,   par'ing- 

chis^el,  -i^ron,  -knife,  -ma  chine', 

-plow,    -scis  sors,    -spade. 
pSr'e  gdr'ic. 
pa  ren'chy  ma     (-kl-),     -chy  mal, 

-mat'ic,     -chym'a  tous    (-kim'-). 
ptr'ent,  -age,  -hood,  -less,  pa  ren'- 

tal,    -tal  ly,    -tal'i  ty. 
p4r'ent-cell,    -form,    -ker'nel. 
par' en  td'li  a. 
pa  ren'the  sis,      pi.     -ses     (-sez), 

-the  size,    -sized,    -sizing,    -thet'- 

ic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly. 
par'e  sis,    pa  ret'ic. 
par   ex  eel  lence'    (ek''s6  16ns'). 
parfleche'    (-flesh'). 
par  he'U  on,  pi.   -li  a. 
Pa'ri  ah    (or    pa'-). 
pd'ri  es    (-ez),    -ri'e  tal. 
pd'ri   pds'su. 
Par'is,    -rls'i  an    (-riz'-    or    -rizh'- 

I  an    or    -rizh'an).    Pa  ri  si  enne' 

(pa're''ze'6n'). 
Pir'is   red,   P.    vi  o  let,    P.   white, 

P.   yel  low, 
pSr'ish,      pa  rish'ion  al      (-6n  al), 

-ion  er. 
pir'i  ty. 
park,     -ing,     -ish,     -way,     parked, 

park'leaves,    a    plant,    -keep'er. 
par'ka,   a   coat;    a   fossil. 
par'lance. 
par  Idn'do. 

par 'ley,    -ing,    -leyed  (-lid). 
par'lia  ment      (-I1-),      -men'ta  ry, 

-ta  ri  ly,         -ta  rism,         -ta'ri  an, 

par'Ua  ment-cake,    p.    hinge,    P. 

roll. 
par'lor,    -board'er,    -car,    -or  gan, 

-skate. 
Par' ma,       t.       It.,       Par  me  san' 

(-zan'),    -mese'    {or    -mez'),    par- 

me  san'  cheese. 
Par'me  nas,    Bih. 
Par  nas'sus.       Myth.,        -nas'sian 

(-nas'yan  or  -nash'an). 
Par'nell,     Irish     statesman;     Brit. 

poet,  -ism,  -ite. 
pa  ro'cW  al   (-kl-),    -ism,    -al  ly. 


not,  nor,  use,  tip,  dm,  etude,  food,  fdot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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pa.r'0  dy,    -o  dist,    pa  rod'ic,    -ic  al. 
pa  role',      -roled',       -roring,      pa- 
role'=ar  rest''. 
Par51'16s,    Shak.  All's   Well  That 

Ends  Well, 
par'o  no  md'si  a   (-zhi  a),    -no  mas'- 

tic,    -tic  al,    -nom'a  sy. 
pir'o  nym,       -nym'ic,       pa  ron'y- 

mize,    -mized,    -mi'zing,    -mi  za'- 

tion,    -ron'y  my. 
Pa'r6s,  isl.  ^gean  sea,  Pa'ri  an. 
Pa'r6sh,  Bib. 
pa  ros'mt  a   (-roz'-). 
pa  rSt'ic,    -rot'id. 
pa.r'ox  ysm,   -ys'mal,   (-iz'-),  -mal- 

ly,   -ys'mic. 
par  quel'   (-ket'   or   -ka'),  -quet'ed 

(-ket'-),    -quet'ting,   par'quet  age, 

-quet  ry,    -quel  e  rie'   (-ket  e  re'). 
parr,  a  fish,  ^marks. 
par'ra. 
pa.r'ra  keet. 
p3.r'rel,    -rope,    -truck. 
Par  rha'si  us  (-ra'shi-),  Gr.  paint- 
er. 
par  rhe'si  a   (-zhI  a). 
par'ri  cide,   -ci^dal. 
pir'rot,    -er,    -ry,    par'rot  beak,    a 

plant,  -weed. 
pir'rot'bill,      =bull  finch,        -coal, 

-cross  bill,   -finch,   -fish,   -flow  er, 

-green,      -green  finch,      -law  yer, 

-wrasse,    par  rot's -bill. 
Par'rott  gun. 
pir'ry,  -ing,  -ried. 
parse,  parsed,  pars'ing,  -er. 
Par'see,  -ism. 

Par  shan'da  tha   {or  -da'-),   Bih. 
par's!  mo  ny,     -si  mo'ni  ous,     -ly, 

-ness. 
pars'ley,    -cam  phor,    -fern,    -haw, 

-piert. 
pars'nip,   -cher^vil. 
par'son  (-sn),  -age,  -ish,  -ize,  -ized, 

-lazing,     -soned,     -son'ic,     -ic  al, 

-al  ly. 
par'son-bird,     -gull,     -in-the-pul'- 

pit. 
part,    -ed,    -ing,    -a  ble,    -er,    -ly, 

part'-mu^sic,     -own''er,     -singling, 

-song,  -writhing. 
part'ing-cup,     -glass,     -fine,     -rail, 

-sand,  -shard,  -strip,  -tool. 


par  take',  -took',  -tak'ing,  -en,  -er. 

par  terre'   (-tar'). 

Par'the  non. 

Par'thi  an,    P.  ar'row. 

par'tial  (-shal),  -ly,  -ism,  -ist,  -ize, 
-ized,  -i^'zing,  -ti  al'i  ty  (-shl- 
al'-). 

part'i  ble,   -i  bil'i  ty. 

par'ti  ceps     crim'i  nis. 

par  tic'i  pate,  -pa'' ted,  -ting,  -tor, 
-pant,  -pant  ly,  -pa^tive,  -pa'- 
tion. 

par'ti  ci  pie,   -cip'i  al,    -al  ly. 

par'ti  cle. 

par'ti-col  ored.     See  party-colored. 

par  tic'u  lar,  -ly,  -ness,  -ism,  -ist, 
-is'tic,  -ize,  -ized,  -r'zing,  -i  za'- 
tion,    -ia,r'i  ty. 

par'tJ  zan  or  -san  (-zan),  -ship. 

part'ner,  -ship. 

par'tridge,  -ber'ry,  -hawk,  -pea, 
-wood. 

par  tu  ri'tion  (-rish'un),  -tu'ri  ent, 
-ri  en  cy. 

par'ty,  -ism,  par'ty-coaf'ed,  -col- 
ored, -gold,  -ju'ry,  -hst,  p.  man, 
p.  wall.  Parti'  is  frequently,  but 
less  correctly,  used  in  some  of  the 
hyphenated  compounds  in  this 
group. 

Pa  ru'ah   {or  par'u-),   Bih. 

par've  nu^ 

pas  (pa). 

pd'sa. 

Pas  a  de'na,  c.  Cal. 

Pas  ca  gou'la   (-goo'-),   r.  Miss. 

pas'chal  (-kai),  -ist,  pasch'-egg 
(pask'-). 

Pas  coag'  (-kog'),  vil.  R.  I. 

pd  se'd  (-sa'-). 

pa  sha'   {or  pSsh'a),   -sha'lic. 

Pish'ur  {or  pa'-),  Bih. 

Pa  sig'    (-seg'),    t.   P.   I. 

pa  sig'ra  phy,  pas^i  graph'ic,  -ic  al. 

pasque'  flow  er. 

pis'quin,  -ade',  -ad'er. 

pass,  -a  ble,  -a  ble  ness,  -a  bly, 
-ing,  -er,  passed,  pass'man,  -mas- 
ter, -port,  -word,  -wort,  Pass'o- 
ver. 

pass' -book,  -box,  -by,  -check, 
-guard,  -hold'er,  -key,  -pa  role', 
-shoof'ing,    -tick''et,   pass  er-by'. 


fate,    fat,   far,   fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   mgt,   her,   ice,   In,    note, 


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pas'sa  cd'glia    (pas''sa  kal'ya). 
p&s  sade'   or   pas  sa'do. 
p3.s'sage,    -saged,     -sa  ging,     pas'- 

sage  way,  pas'sage=board,  -monk- 
ey. 
Pas  sa'glia   (pas  sal'ya),    It.   theol. 
Pas  sa  vant'      (pa''sa^v6h'),      Ger. 

art   hist. 
passe  men'terie    (pas  men'tri). 
pas'sen  ger,       =car,       =eVe  va  tor, 

=en^gine,       »lo  co  mo''tive,       -pi^- 

geon,  =ship,  »train. 
passe 'par  tout'   (pas -par  too'),  -ing, 

-touted'  (-tdod'). 
pass'i  ble,      capable      of      feeling, 

-ness,    -bil'i  ty. 
pass'ing=bell,      -braid,      -dis'cord, 

meas'ure,  =note,  -place,  -tone. 
pas'sion  (pash'un),  -al,  -a  ry,  -ate, 

-ate  ly,       -ate  ness,    -ing,       -less, 

-sioned. 
pas'sion»flow  er,     -mu  sic,     -or  a- 

to''ri  o,  -play,  -vine,  Pas'sion-tide. 
p3.s'sive,    -ly,    -ness,    -siv'i  ty. 
past,    -per  feet. 
paste,    past'ed,    -er,    -ing,    pas'ty, 

paste'board. 
paste' -down,  -eel,  -mak''er,  -point, 

-pot,    -rock,    -wash,    paste'board- 

cut^ter. 
pis'tel,  -ist. 
p&s'tern,  -bone,  -joint. 
Pas^teur'   (-ter'),   Fr.  chem.,   -ism, 

-ize,    -ized,    -i  za'tion. 
pas  tic'ci  o    (pas  tet'che  6). 
pas'til    or    -tille'    (-tel'),     -til  lage, 

pas'til-pa  per. 
pas'time. 
pas'tor,   -al,   -al  ism,   -al  ist,  -al  ly, 

-ate,    -less,    -ship,    -al  ize,   pas  to- 

ra'le  (-la). 
pas  tou  relle'    (-too  rel'). 
pas'try,  -cook,  -man. 
pas'ture,    -less,    -tured,    -tur  a  ble, 

-a  bil'i  ty,    -age,    -er,    -ing, 
pas'ty,  pi.  -ties,  a  pie. 
Pasz'to  (pass'-),  t.  Hung. 
p3.t,  -ted,  -ting,  pat-a-cake,  pat'ty- 

cake,  -pan. 
P&t,    an    abbreviation    of    Patrick; 

pat,  a  plant. 
pa  td'o. 
Pat'ara,  Bih. 


pitch,     -a  ble,     -er,      -er  y,      -ing, 

-ing  ly,    -y,    -i  ness,    patch'head, 

-work,  -bolt,  -box,  -polled. 
pa  tchou'U   (-choo'-). 
pate,  the  top  of  a  head,  pat'ed. 
pate    (pat),    a    decoration    of    fine 

enamel. 
pa  te    (pa  ta'),    a   fortification. 
pat'e  la,    a   boat. 
pa  tel' la,  pi.  -Icb,  a  dish  or  vase;  the 

knee-pan;  a  limpet. 
pa.t'en,  a  dish  or  bowl. 
pit'ent,  n.,  letters  patent,  pSt'ent, 

v.,    -ed,    -a  ble,    -a  bil'i  ty,    -or, 

-ee',  pat'ent-right,  -rolls. 
p5.t'ent    {or    pa'tent),    a.,    evident, 

manifest,   -ly,   -en  cy. 
pa' ter  }a  mll'i  as,  pi.  pa  tres-  (-trez-). 
pa  ter'nal,  -ism,  -ly,  -ter'ni  ty. 
pa'ter  n6s^ter,    -pump,    -wheel. 
pa  te'tt  CO    (pa  ta'-). 
path,   -less,    -way,    -find  er,    -mak^- 

er. 
pa  thet'ic,      -al,      -al  ly,      -al  ness, 

pa'thos. 
Pa  the'us,  Bih. 
pa  thog'e  ny       (-th6j'-),       path^o- 

gen'ic,    -gen'e  sis,    -ge  net'ic. 
pa  thol'o  gy,  -o  gist,  -o  log'ic,  -ic- 

al,    -al  ly. 
Path'ros,  Bih. 
pa'tient,  -ly,  -tience. 
pd'ti  o   (-te-). 

Pat' mo  or  Pat'mos,  isl.  Asia  Minor, 
pa'tois'  (-tw6'). 
Patras',  t.   Gr. 
Patri'    (-tre'),   t.   India, 
pa'tri  arch     (-ark),     -ism,     -ship, 

-archly,         -ar'chal,        -chal  ism, 

-chal  ly,  -ar'chate,  -ar'chic  (-kik). 
pa  tri'cian         (-trish'an),         -ism, 

-hood. 
pat'ri  cide,   -ciMal. 
pat'ri  mo^ny,   -mo'ni  al,   -al  ly. 
pa'tri  ot,   -ot'ic,    -ic  al  ly,    -ot  ism. 
Pa  tro'clus.      Homer       Iliad. — {or 

pat'ro-),  Bih. 
pa  trol',   -trolled',    -trol'ling,    -man, 

-wag'on. 
pa'tron    {or    pat'ron),    -age    (p^t'- 

ron  age      or     pa'-),      -ess,      -ize, 

-ized,     -i^zer,     -lazing,     -i^zing  ly, 

-1  za'tion,    -less. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  <xxn,  etiide,  food,  fdt)t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Bacfh. 


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444 


pearled 


p&t  ro  nym'ic,   -al,   -ro  nom  a  toF- 

ogy- 

pa  troon',   -ship. 

pat'ten,  a  clog,  -tened. 

pat'ter,    -er,    -ing,    -tered,    pat'ter- 

song. 
p3.t'tern,  -ing,  -terned, 
pat'tern=book,  «box,  -card,  -chain, 

=cyFin  der,      ^draw^er,      -mak'er, 

•=mold'er,  -readier,  »shop,  -wheel. 
Pat'ti    (-te),    c.    It.,    Pat'ti    (-te), 

operatic  singer. 
Pau   (p6),   t.    Fr. 
Pa'u  or   Pa'i,   Bib. 
pau'ci  ty. 
Paul,  Bib.,  -ist,  -ite.  Paul'ine,   -in- 

ism,    -in  ist,    -in  ize. 
Pau  li'na,   Shak.  Winter's  Tale. 
Pau  line'     (-len'),     Bulwer     Lady 

of  Lyons. 
Pau'lus,  Rom.  gen.,  Pau'lus  (pow'- 

ld6s),  Ger.  theol. 
paunch,    -y,    -i  ness,    paunch' -mat. 
pau'per,    -ism,    -ize,    -ized,    -i'zing, 

-1  za'tion. 
Pau  sa'ni  us,  Gr.  traveler. 
pause,      -less,      -less  ly,      paused, 

paus'ing,    -ing  ly,    -er. 
Pau  thi  er'    (po^te  a'),  Fr.  scholar. 
Pauw  (pow),  Dutch  scholar. 
pave,    -ment,   paved,    pav'ing,    -er, 

pav'ing-bee''tle,  -ma  chine,  -stone, 

-tile,  pave'ment-pipe,  -ram'mer. 
pa  vil'ion   (-yun),   -ioned. 
Pavlov',   t.   Russ. 
pa  vo'ni  an,   pav'o  nine. 
paw,   -er,    -ing,    pawed. 
pawl,    pawled,    pawl'-bitt,    -press, 

-rim. 
pawn,  -a  ble,  -er  or  -or,  -ee',  -ing, 

pawned,   .  pawn'bro'ker,      -cock, 

-shop,  -pro  motion,  -tick^et. 
paw'nee,  water. 
Pawnee',   co.   Kan.;   co.   Neb.;    a 

tribe  of  Indians. 
pay,   -a  ble,    -a  bly,   -er,   -ee',   -ing, 

-ment,    paid,    pay'mas  ter,    -mis- 
tress. 
pay'=bill,      -board,      -car,      -clerk, 

-corps,      =day,      -di  rect'or,      »in- 

spect^or,  -list,  -office,  -roll. 
Pay'er  (pl'er),  Aust.  explorer. 
pay'nim. 


pay'nize,    -nized,    -ni^zing. 

pea,  pi.  individually,  peas;  collec- 
tively, pease,  pea'ber^ry,  -bird, 
-flow^er,  a  plant,  -Hp,  a  fish, 
-stone. 

pea' -bean,  -bee  tie,  -bluff,  -bone, 
-bug,  -bush,  -cha  fer,  -chick, 
-chick^en,  -clam,  -coat,  -cod, 
-comb,  -crab,  -dove,  -drop  per, 
-finch,  -flow  er,  a  flower^  -green, 
-grit,  -gun,  -jack'et,  -mag  got, 
-mea  sle,  -moth,  -ore,  -pheas^- 
ant,  -pod,  -rake,  -riffle,  -rise, 
-roe,  -shell,  -shelFer,  -shoot'er, 
-spawn,  -tree,  -vine,  -wee  vil, 
pea    coal,  p.    soup. 

pease' weep,  a  bird,  pease' -crow, 
-hook,  -meal,  pease'  por'ridge, 
p.  pudding,  p.  soup,  pease'cod- 
doub'let. 

peace,  -a  ble,  -ble  ness,  -a  bly, 
-ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful  ness,  -less, 
-less  ness,  peace'-break' er, 
-mak'er,  -offer  ing,  -of fi  cer, 
-pipe,   p.   par  ty. 

peach,  -er  y,  -y,  peach'blow,  a 
potato,    -wort. 

peach' -black,  -blight,  -blis  ter, 
-bios  som,  -bor  er,  -brake,  -col- 
or, -col  ored,  -down,  -house, 
-myr  tie,  -oak,  -palm,  -par  er, 
-stone,  -ston'er,  -tree,  -wa  ter, 
-wood,  -worm,  -yel  lows,  peach' 
bran'dy. 

peach'ka. 

pea'cock,  pea'fowl,  pea'hen,  pea'- 
cock -bit' tern,  -blue,  -but  ter  fly, 
-fish,  -flow  er,  -hat  ter,  -i  ris, 
-pheas  ant,     pea  cock's-tail. 

peag. 

peak,  -ed,  -ing,  -ish,  -y,  peaked, 
peak' -arch,  -cleat,  -crest, 

-down'haul,  -hal'yards,  -pur'- 
chase. 

peal,  -ing,  pealed,  peal' -ring  er, 
-ring  ing. 

pea'nut,    -dig  ger,    -pick  er. 

pear  (par),  -i  form,  pear'mon  ger, 
-main,  pear'-bhght,  -en'cri  nite, 
-louse,  -shaped,  -shell,  -slug, 
-tree,  -withe. 

pearl  (perl),  -a'ceous,  -ing,  -y, 
-i  ness,    pearled. 


fate,    fat,    far,   fall,    fare,    fast,   sofa,    mete,   m6t,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


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p^arl'ash,  -side,  a  fish,  -stone, 
-weed,     -wort. 

pfiarl' -hartley,  -bearding,  -bgr^ry, 
-bird,  'blue,  -bush,  -dis  ease^ 
-div^er,  -edge,  -eye,  -eyed, 
-fishier  y,  -fish''ing,  -fruit, 

-grain,  -grass,  -gray,  -hen, 
-lash'ing,  -mi'ca,  -moss,  -moth, 
-mus^sel,  -nau'ti  lus,  -o''pal, 
-oys'ter,  -plant,  -pow'der,  -purl, 
-sa^go,  'shell,  -sin^ter,  =skip  per, 
-spar,  -stitch,  -tea,  -tie,  -tu- 
mor,   -white,    -win  ning. 

peas'ant    (pez'-),    -ly,    -ry. 

peat,  -y,  peat'-bed,  -bog,  -bump- 
ing, -char^coal,  -coal,  -coke, 
-cut  ter,  -gas,  -ma  chine^  -moor, 
-moss,   -reek,   -soil,   -spade. 

peau    (To  range'    (p6    do  ronzh'). 

pea'vey. 

peb'ble,  -bled,  -bling,  -bly,  peb'- 
ble  ware. 

peb'ble  =dash  ing,  -leath  er,  -pav- 
ing, -pow  der,  -stone,  peb'- 
bhng-ma  chine'. 

pe  cin',    -nut. 

pec'ca  ble  (pek'-),  -can  cy,  -cant, 
-cant  ly. 

pec  ca  dil'lo. 

pec'ca  ry. 

Pec'ei   (pet'che),   Pope   Leo  XIII. 

Pec'cio  li    (pet'cho  le),    t.    It. 

Pe-chi-li'  (pa'-che'-le'),  gulf  China. 

pe'cite. 

peck,  -er,  -ing,  pecked,  peck'ing- 
bag. 

Pe'cos    (pa'kos),    co.    Tex. 

pec'to  ral,  -ly,  -to  ra'Hs,  -to  ril'o- 
quy. 

p6c'u  late,  -lasted,  -lasting,  -la'- 
tor,    -la'tion. 

pe  cul'iar,  -ly,  -ness,  -cu  II  ar'i  ty 
{or    -kul  yar'-). 

pe  cu'ni  a  ry    {or   -kun'ya-). 

ped'agSgue,  -gog'ic  (-goj'-),  -ic- 
al,    -al  ly,    -ics,    -gog  ism,    -go  gy. 

Pe  dah'zur    {or    ped'-),    Bih. 

Pe  da'iah    (-ya),    Bih. 

p6d'al,  -aled  or  -ailed,  -al  ing 
or  -ling,  -al  ist,  -a  lier,  ped'al- 
point. 

pfid'ant,  -ry,  pe  dan'tic,  -tic  al, 
-al  ly,    -ti  cism. 


pfid'dle,    -died,    -dler    or    ped'ler, 

-dler  ism,    -dler  y,    -dUng,    ped'- 

dler's-bas'ket,    -pack. 
pSd'es  tal,    -taied    or   -tailed,    -tal- 

ing      or      -ling,      ped'es  tal-box, 

-cov  er. 
pe  des'tri  an,     -ism,     -ize,     -ized, 

-lazing,    -tri  al,    -al  ly. 
ped'i  eel,    -celed,    ped'i  eel-cell. 
ped'i  gree. 

p6d'i  mane,    pe  dim'a  nous. 
ped'i  ment,    -ed,    -men'tal. 
ped'lar,  -ler.     See  peddle. 
pe  do  bap'tist,    -bap'tisra. 
ped'o  man  cy. 

pe  d6m'e  ter,  ped  o  met'ric,  -ric  al. 
pSd  o  mo'tor,    -mo'tive. 
Pe'dro    {or  pa'-),    Emp.   of   Braz., 

Pe'dro   Xim'e  nes   (zim'e  nez),    a 

wine,    pe'dro,    a    game. 
pe'dum,    pi.    -da. 

pe  dun'cle,  -cled,  -cu  lar,  -cu  late. 
peek,    -ing,    peeked,    peek'a  boo. 
peel,    -er,    -ing,    peeled,    peel' -ax, 

-end,    -house,    -tow  er,    peel'ing- 

ax,    -i  ron. 
peen,    -ham''mer. 
peep,     -er,     -ing,     peep'-bo,     -eye, 

-hole,    -show,    -sight. 
peer,     -age,     -ess,     -less,     -less  ly, 

-less  ness,    -ing,    -y,    peered. 
pee'vish,    -ly,    -ness. 
peg,    -ger,    -ging,    -gy,    pegged. 
peg' -cut  ter,         -fiched,  -float, 

-joint,     -lad'der,     -leg,     -strik'er, 

-strip,    -tank''ard,    -top. 
peg'ging-awl,     -jack,     -ma  chine', 

-ram'mer,      peg'gy-chaw,      -cut'- 

throat. 
Peg'a  sus,    Mylh. 
pe  g61'o  gy. 
peh'^tsai'    (pa'-tsi'). 
peig  noir'    (pen  wor'). 
Pei'-Ho'    (pa' -ho'),    r.    China. 
Pei'ne    (pi'-),    t.    Prus. 
peine    (pan) . 

Peint    (pant),    state    India. 
pei  ram'e  ter. 
PSk'ahi'ah,    Bih. 
Pe'kin,   c.   111. 
pe  kin'    (pa'kan'),    a  civilian. 
Pe'king',    c.    China. 
pe  la'gi  an,   marine,   -lag'ic. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  <irn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  Badi. 


Pelagius 


446 


pentarchy 


Pe  la'gJ  us,  a  monk,  -gi  an,  -an  ism. 

Pe'la  go    (pa'-),    t.    It. 

Pe  la'iah    (or   peFa  i'ah),    Bib. 

PgFati'ah,    Bib. 

Pe'le'S'hair. 

Pe  les  tri'  na  (pa  les  tre'-),  isl.  It. 

Pgl'e  thites    (or   pe'-),    Bib. 

pelf. 

Peli'as,   Bib. 

pSl'i  can,  -can  ry,  pel'i  can-fish, 
=flow'er,   pel'i  can's-foot,    -head. 

Pe=Ling',  mts.  China. 

pe  lisse'   (-les'). 

Pe  lis  si  er'  (pa''le^se^a'),  Fr.  mar- 
shal. 

pSl'let,     -pow  der. 

Pelle  tan'   (peFtoh'),    Fr.   auth. 

Pelle  ti  er'    (peFte  a'),    Fr.    chem. 

pfil'li  cle,    -lic'u  lar,    -u  late. 

Pel  lis  si  er'  (pa'le^se^a'),  Fr. 
writer. 

pell'-mell'. 

pel  lu'cid,    -ly,    -ness,    -cid'i  ty. 

pel  mat'o  gram. 

PeFo  pon  ne'sus,    -ne'si  an. 

pe  lo'rus,    Naut. 

pelt,  -er,  -ed,  -ing,  -ry,  -mon  ger, 
pelt'-rot,    -wool. 

pel'tate,    -ly. 

pel'vic,    -vis,    -vi  form. 

Pe  md'tes    (-tez),    Rom.    Antiq. 

Pem'bi  na    (-be-),    co.    N.    Dak. 

pern' mi  can. 

pen,  -ner,  -ning,  penned  or  pent, 
pen'fish,  -fold,  -hold  er,  -man, 
-wom  an. 

pen'-case,  -cut  ter,  -driv  er, 
-feath  er,  -gos  sip,  -gun,  -hold- 
ing, -mak  er,  -mas' ter,  -name, 
-rack,  -sack,  -tray,  -trough, 
-wip''er,    pen-and-ink,    a. 

pe'nal,  -ize,  -ized,  -i^zing,  -nal  ly, 
pen'al  ty. 

pen'ance,  -less,  -anced,  -an  cing, 
-an  cer. 

pence,    -ta  ble. 

pen  chant'    (p6h''sh6h'). 

pen'chute    (-shoot). 

pen'cil,   -died,   -cil  ing,   -cll'i  form. 

pen'cil-blue,  -case,  -ce  dar,  -com- 
pass, -draw  ing,  -flow  er,  -mak''- 
ing,  -sharp^en  er,  -sketch,  -tree, 
-vase. 


pend,   -ed,   -ing. 

pend'ant,  n.,  -bow,  -tac  kle. 

pend'ent,    a.,    -ly,    -ence,    -en  cy. 

pen'du  lum,  pi.  -lums,  -du  lous, 
-lous  ly,  -lous  ness,  -lent,  -let, 
-line,    -los'i  ty. 

pen'du  lum=lev'el,  -pump,  -spin^- 
dle,    =wheel,    ^wire. 

Pe  nel'o  pe.  Myth.,  -o  pize,  -pized, 
-pfzing. 

pe'ne  plain. 

pen'e  trate,  -tra  ted,  -tra  ting, 
-ting  ly,  -tractive,  -tive  ly,  -tive- 
ness,  -tra  ble,  -ble  ness,  -bly, 
-bil'i  ty,  -trance,  -tran  cy,  -tra'- 
tion. 

pen'guin,  -er  y,  pen'guin=duck, 
-rook^er  y. 

Pe  ni'el,    Bib. 

pen  in'su  la,    -su  lar,    -lar'i  ty. 

pe'nis,    pi.    -nes    (-nez). 

pen'i  tent,  -ly,  -tence,  -ten'tial, 
-tial  ly. 

pen  I  ten'tia  ry    (-sha  ry),    -ship. 

pen'lops. 

pen'nant. 

pen'nate,    -na  ted,    -ni  form. 

pen'nill. 

pen'non,    -noned. 

pen'ny,  pi.  pen'nies,  coins;  pence, 
amount  or  value,  -ni  less,  -less- 
ness,  pen'ny  rot,  a  plant,  -roy- 
al,   -weight,    -wort,    -worth. 

pen'ny»bird,  -cress,  ^-dog,  -fee, 
-flow  er,  =gaff,  -grass,  -land, 
-mail,  -pies,  -purse,  -rent, 
-room,  -wis  dom,  -wise,  pen- 
ny=a-lin  er,    -a=lin  er  ism. 

pe  nol'o  gy,   -o  gist,    -no  log'ic  al. 

pen'sile,    -ness,    -sil'i  ty. 

pen'sion,  -a  ble,  -a  ry,  -er,  -ing, 
-sioned,  pen'sion-writ,  pen'- 
sion ing    war^rant. 

pen'sive,  -ly,  -ness,  pen  so'so. 

pen'stock. 

pen'sum. 

pent,    -house. 

pen'ta  gon,  -tag'o  nal,  -nal  ly , 
-o  nous. 

pen'ta  gram,    -gram  mat'ic. 

pen  tal'o  gy,    -ta  log'ic. 

pen  tim'e  ter. 

pen'tar  chy    (-ky). 


fate,   fat,   far,    fall,    fire,    fist,   sofa,    mete,    met,   her,   ice,   In,    note. 


pentastich 


447 


pen 


pen'ta  stich     (-stik),     -tas'ti  chous 

(-kus). 
Pen'ta  teuch    (-tuk),    -al, 
Pen'te  cost,       pen  te  cos'tal       (or 

pen'-). 
pe'nuc  kle    (-nuk  1).     See  pinocle. 
Pe  nu'el,    Bib. 
pe'nult      (or     -nult'),      -nul'ti  ma, 

-ti  mate. 
pe  num'bra,    -bral,    -brous. 
pen'u  ry,    pe  nu'ri  ous,    -ly,    -ness. 
pe'on,    a   foot   soldier,    -age,    -ism. 
pe'o  ny. 

peo'ple,    -pled,    -pling. 
pep^e  ri'no    (-re'-). 
PSp'in,    King   of   France. 
pe  pi' no    (pa  pe'no). 
pe  pi'ta    (pa  pe'-). 
pep'per,     -er,     -ing,     -y,     -pered, 

pep'per  corn,        -grass,        -mint, 

-root,    -wood,    -wort. 
pep'per-boftle,        -box,        -bush, 

-cake,      -cast'er,      -cress,      -crop, 

-dulse,      -elder,       -gin  ger  bread, 

-mill,   -moth,  -plant,    -pod,   -pot, 

-rod,  -sauce,   -sax^i  frage,  -shrub, 

-tree,    -vine,   -wa  ter,   -wood. 
pep'per-and-salt,  a  plant,  pep'per- 

mint-cam  phor,     -drop,    -tree, 
pep'sin,  -ate,  pep'sis,  -sic. 
pep'tic,    -al,    -tics,    -tic'i  ty. 
pep'tone,      -to  nize,      -nized,      -ni- 

zing,    -ton  I  za'tion,    -ton'ic,    -to- 

noid,    -tog'e  ny    (-toj'-), 
PSpys  (peps  or  pgp'is),  Eng.  polit. 
per  ad  ven'ture. 
per  am'bu  late,     -lasted,     -lasting, 

-la^tor,    -to'ry,    -la'tion. 
per  cale'    (-kal'    or    -kal'),    per'ca- 

l!ne. 
per  ceive',    -ceived,'   -ceiv'ing,    -er, 

-a  ble,     -a  bly,     -cep'tion,     per'- 

cept. 
per  cent'age,    -centime. 
per  cept'i  ble,  -ness,    -i  bly,    -bil'- 

i  ty,  -cep'tion  al,  -cep'tive,    -tive- 

ness,  -tiv'i  ty,  -cep'tu  al. 
p6rch,  -er,  -ing,  -ant,  perched. 
perch' ^backed,    -i  ron,   -loop, 

-pest,  -plate,  -pole,  -stay. 
per  chance'. 

Perche    (persh),    tp.    Mo. 
Per'che  ron  (-she-  or  -ron'). 


per  cip'i  ence,   -en  cy,    -ent. 

per'co  late,  -lasted,  -lasting,  -la^- 
tor,    -la'tion. 

per    con' Ira. 

per  cuss',  -ing,  -ant,  -ive,  -ive  ly, 
-or,  -cussed',  -cus'sion. 

per  cus'sion-bulFet,  -cap,  -fuse, 
-grind''er,  -gun,  -ham  mer,  -lock, 
-match,  -powder,  -primmer,  -stop, 
-ta^ble. 

per  den' do    (-dan'do). 

Per'dr  ta,   Shak.  Winter's  Tale. 

per  di'tion   (-dish'un). 

per  due'   or  -du',   a. 

per  dure',  -dured',  -dur'a  ble,  -a- 
bly,  -a  bil'i  ty,  -ance,  -ing,  -du- 
ra'tion. 

pere  (par). 

p6r'e  gri  nate^,  -na'ted,  -na^ting, 
-na''tor,  -na'tion,  -e  grine,  -grin'- 
ity. 

pe  rei'ra   (-ra'ra). 

Pe  re'i  ra  (pa  ra'e  ra),  Sp.  in- 
struct, of  deaf  mutes. 

Pe  rei'ra  (pa  re'ra),  Eng.  phar- 
macologist. 

Pe  reire'    (pa  rar'),    Fr.   financier. 

pSr'emp  to  ry,   -to  ri  ly,   -ri  ness. 

per  en'ni  al,   -ly,    -stemmed. 

Pe'rez  (pa'res),  Pres.  Chile. 

per'fect,  a.,  per'fect  (or  -feet')  v., 
-feet  er,  -fect'i  ble,  -ive,  -ive  ly, 
-feet  ly,  -ness,  -fec'tion,  -tion- 
ism,  -tion  ist,  per'fect  ing  ma- 
chine', p.  press. 

per  fid'i  ous,   -ly,    -ness,    -fi  dy. 

per  fo'li  ate. 

per'fo  rate,  -ranted,  -ranting,  -ra- 
ble,  -ra'tive,  -raptor,  -rant,  -ra'- 
tion,    per'fo  ra  ting-ma  chined 

per  force'. 

per  form',  -a  ble,  -ance,  -er,  -ing, 
-formed'. 

per'fume  (or  -fume')  n.,  per- 
fume' (or  per'-)  v.,  -fum'er, 
-er  y,  per'fu  my,  per'fume-burn- 
er,    -foun  tain,  -set. 

per  func'to  ry,   -ri  ly,   -ri  ness. 

per  fuse'  (-fuz'),  -fused',  -fu'sing, 
-fu'sive  (-siv),  -fu'sion  (-zhiin). 

per  haps'. 

pe'rl,   pi.   -ris   (-riz),   Myth. 

pe  ri'   (pa  re').  Her. 


n6t,  n6r,  use,  tip,  <irn,  etude,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badb. 


penagua 


448 


personated 


pfir^I  a'gua. 

pgr'i  anth. 

p6r  i  car'dl  um,      -di  al,    •  -di  an, 

-dit'ic,  -dVtis. 
p6r'i  carp,   -car'pl  al,   -car'pic. 
Pfir'i  cles  (-klez),  Athenian  states- 
man, -cle'an. 
pfir'i  cra'ni  um,   pi.    -ni  a,    -ni  al. 
Pe  ri'da.  Bib. 

Pe  ri  er'   (pa^re  a'),    Fr.   politician. 
pgr'igee    (-je),    -ge'an. 
p6r  i  glot'tis,    -glot'tic. 
Pe  ri  gueux'   (pa^re''ge'),   t.    Fr. 
pferl  he'li  on,   -oned   (-und). 
pSr'il,     -iled    or    -illed,     -il  ing    or 

-ling,    -ous,    -ous  ly,    -ous  ness. 
p6r  im'e  ter,       -e  try,       -I  met'ric, 

-ric  al. 
pe'ri  od,    -od'ic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly,    -al- 

ness,    -al  ist,    -o  dic'i  ty. 
per'l  ds'te  um,    -te  al,    -os  tVtis,    -os- 

tit'ic,  -OS  te  ot'o  my. 
p6rl  pa  tet'ic,      itinerant,      -ic  al, 

Per^i  pa  tet'ic,      a      follower      of 

Aristotle,    -tet'i  cism. 
pe  riph'er  y,    -er  al,    -al  ly,    p6r'  I- 

pher'ic,    -ic  al. 
p6r'i  phrase       (-fraz),       -phrased, 

-phras'ing,       -phris'tic,      -tic  al, 

-al  ly,    pe  riph'ra  sis,   pi.    -ra  ses 

(-sez). 
pe  rique'   (-rek'). 
pSr'i  scope,   -scdp'ic,   -ic  al. 
pfer'ish,    -a  ble,     -ble  ness,     -a  bly, 

-a  bil'i  ty. 
pSr'i  style,   -sty'lar   (-sti'-). 
pe  rit'o  my. 
pSr  i  to  ne'um,     -ne'al,     -to  ni'tis, 

-nit'ic. 
pgr'iwig,     -ging,     -wigged,     per'i- 
.    wig-pat  ed. 
pSr'i  win^kle. 
per'jure,  -jured,   -jured  ly,   -jur  er, 

-jur  ing,    -ju  ry. 
perk,  -y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness,  -ing,   perked. 
per' ma  nent,  -ly,  -nence,   -nen  cy. 
per' me  a  ble,      -a  bly,      -a  bil'i  ty, 

-ance,   -ant,   -ate,   -a' ted,   -acting, 

-a  tive,  -a'tion. 
per  me  am'e  ter. 
Per' me  nas,  Bih. 
per  mit,  v.,  -ted,  -ting,  -ter,  -mis'- 

si  ble,    -si  bly,    -si  bil'i  ty,    -sive. 


-sive  ly,       -mis'sion      (-mish'un), 

per'mit  {or  -mit'),  n. 
per  mut'a  ble,       -ble  ness,       -bly, 

-bil'i  ty,    -mu  ta'tion,    per  mu  ta'- 

tion-lock. 
Per  nam  bu'co      (-boo'ko),      state 

Braz. 
per  net'tl. 

per  ni'cious    (-nish'us),    -ly,    -ness. 
per  nick'et  y. 
pSr'o  rate,    -ranted,    -ra''ting,    -ra'- 

tion. 
per  ox'id,    -i  dize,    -dizcd,    -di'zing, 

-da'tion. 
per  pen  dic'u  lar,   -ly,   -lar'i  ty. 
per'pe  trate,      -tra^ted,      -trailing, 

-tra''tor,    -tra  ble,    -tra'tion. 
per  pet'u  ate,    -a'' ted,    -acting,    -a- 

ble,    -al,    -al  ly,    -ance,  -ant,  -k'- 

tor,   -a'tion,   -pe  tu'i  ty. 
per  plex',     -ed  ly,     -ed  ness,     -ing, 

-ing  ly,    -i  ty,    -plexed'. 
p^r'qul  site        (-zit),        -quis'i  tor, 

-qui  si'tion    (-kwl  zlsh'un). 
Per  rault'  (pa^ro'),  Fr.  auth.;    Fr. 

architect. 
Per  rens'   (patron'),   Fr.   hist. 
Per  rin'    (pEfrin'),    writer    of    Fr. 

operas. 
Per  ro'ne   (p6r  ro'na).   It.   theol. 
Per  ro  net'    (pa^r6''na'),    Fr.    engi- 
neer. 
pfir'ro  tine, 
pfir'ry,  a  drink. 
per  se'. 
per'se  cute,  -cu^ted,  -cutting,  -cu'- 

tor,    -to  ry,    -cu'tion. 
Per'se  tis   {or  -sus).   Myth. 
per  se  vere',       -vered',       -ver'ing, 

-ing  ly,    -ance. 
Per'si  a    (-shI  a),    kingdom    Asia, 

-sian,    (-shan),    -sic,    per  si  a'na. 
per  si  enne',  a,  muslin,  per  si  eniies' 

(-si  Sn'),    window-blinds. 
per'si  flage   (-flazh),    -si  fleur'   (-se^- 

fler'). 
per  sim'mon. 
per  sist',    -ed,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -ive, 

-ence,    -en  cy,    -ent,    -ent  ly. 
per  son     (-sn),     -a  ble,     -ble  ness, 

-age,   -al,    -al  ly,   -al'i  ty,   -al  ism, 

-al  ist,      -al  ize,      -ized,      -i^zing, 

-I  za'tion,      -al  ty,      -ate,      -a  ted, 


fate,    fat,   far,   fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,   mete,   met,   her,    ice.   In,    n5te, 


personating 


449 


p^troleuse 


-a  ting,  -a  tor,  -a'tion,  per  so'na 
grd'ta. 

per  son'i  fy,  -ing,  -fied,  -i  fi  can- 
tor, -ca''tive,  -ca'tion,  per  son- 
7iel\ 

per  spec'tive,  -ly,  per  spec'tive- 
glass,    -in^stru  ment. 

per  spJ  ca'cious,  -ly,  -ness,  -cac'- 
i  ty   (-kas'-),  per'spi  ca  ble. 

per  spl  cu'i  ty,  -spic'u  ous,  -ous- 
ly,    -ous  ness. 

per  spire',  -spired',  -spir'ing,  -a- 
ble,  -a  bil'i  ty,  -a  tive,  -a  to^ry, 
-spl  ra'tion. 

per  suade'  (-swad'),  -suad'ed, 
-ed  ness,  -er,  -ing,  -a  ble,  -a  ble- 
ness,  -a  bly,  -sua'si  ble,  -ble- 
ness,  -bil'i  ty,  -sive,  -sive  ly, 
-sive  ness,  -so  ry,  -sua'sion 
(-swa'zhun). 

pert,  -ly,  -ness. 

per  tain',    -ing,    -tained'. 

Per'thes  (per'tes),  Ger.  publish. 

per  ti  na'cious  (-shus),  -ly,  -ness, 
-nac'i  ty    (-nas'-). 

per'ti  nent,  -ly,  -ness,  -nence, 
-nen  cy. 

per  turb',  -ance,  -ant,  -er,  -ing, 
-ed  ly,  -a  ble,  -a  bil'i  ty,  -a  to^- 
ry,  -turbed',  -tur  ba'tion,  -tion- 
al,    per' tur  ba'tive,    -ba'tor. 

per  tuse'  (-tus'),  -tused,  -tu'sion 
(-zhun). 

Pe  ru'  (-roo'),  rep.  S.  Amer.;  c. 
111.;  c.  Ind.;  vil.  N.  Y.,  -ni'vi- 
an,  Pe  ru'vi  an  baFsam,  P. 
bark. 

Peru'da,   Bib. 

Pe  ru'gia    (pa  rob'ja),    prov.  It. 

Pe  ru  gi'no  (pa  roo  je'no),  It. 
painter. 

pgr'uke  (-ook  or  -ook'). 

pe'ruse'  (-robz'),  -rus'al,  -er,  -ing. 

Pe  ruz'zi  (pa  root'se).  It.  archi- 
tect. 

per  vade',  -vad'ed,  -vad'ing,  -va'- 
sive  (-slv),  -va'sion  (-zhun). 

per  verse',  -ly,  -ness,  -ver'si  ty, 
-ver'sive. 

per  vert',  v.,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -i  ble, 
-ver'sion,    per'vert,    n. 

per'vi  ous,  -ness. 

pes   (pez),   pi.   pe'des   (pe'dez). 


pe  sade'. 

pes'age    {or   pe  zazh'). 

pe  san'te   (pa  zan'ta). 

pes'ca  dor'. 

P§s  chi  e'ra   (-ke  a'ra),   t.   It 

Pes'cia   (pesh'a),  t.  It. 

Pe  sci'na   (pa  she'na),    t.    It. 

pe  se'ta    (pa  sa'ta). 

Pe  sha'wur  (pa  shou'er),  div.  India. 

pes'ky,   -ki  ly. 

pe'so  (pa'so),  pe'so     du'ro  (doo'ro). 

pSs'si  mism,       -si  mist,       -mis'tic, 

-tic  al,   -si  mize,  -mized,  -mi^zing. 
pest,     -ful,     pes  tif'er  ous,     -ous  ly, 

pest'^house. 
P€s  ta  loz'zi    (-lot'se),    Swiss    edu- 
cator,   -zi  an,    -an  ism. 
pes'ter,   -er,   -ing,   -ing  ly,    -ment. 
pes'ti  lent,     -ly,     -ness,     -ti  lence, 

-len'tial,  pes'ti  lence»weed,    -wort. 
pes'tle    (pSs'l),    -tied,    -tling,    pes'- 

tle-pie. 
pet,  -ted,  -ting. 
pfit'al,    -aled,    -al  if'er  ous,    -al  !ne, 

-al  ism. 
pe  tard',   pet^ar  deer'   or   -dier'. 
pe  td'le  (pa  ta'ta). 
petch'a  ry. 
Pet  cho'ra,   r.  Russ. 
pe'ter,  a  term  in  cards;  to  diminish, 

-tered,    -ter  ing,  pe'ter-boat,  Pe'- 

ter-pence,   Pe'ter's  bird,  P.  cress, 

P.  fish,  P.  pence. 
pe'ter  sham. 
Peth^a  hi'ah.   Bib. 
Pe  thu'el.  Bib. 
pfit'i  ole,      -oled,       -o''lar,       -la^ry, 

-o  late,    -lasted. 
pet'it      (pet'i),      -baume      (-bom) 

pet'it     con^sta  ble,      p.  ju^ry,    p. 

trea''son,    pet  it'   mal  (pet  e'). 
pe  tite'    (pa  tet'). 
pe  ti'tion     (-tish'un),      -a  ry,      -er, 

-ing,    -ist,    -tioned. 
pgt'rfil. 

pe  tres'cence,   -cent. 
pSt'ri  fy,    -ing,    -fied,  -ffa  ble,    -ri- 

fac'tion,    -fac'tive,    pe  trif'ic. 
Pe'trin  ism,    -ist,    -ize. 
pet  rog'ra  phy   {or  pe  trog'-),   -ra- 

pher,    -ro  graph'ic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly. 
pe  tro'le  um,   pe  tro  leur'    (pa''tro^- 

ler'),  fem.  pe  tro  leuse'  (-lez'). 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  Urn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  BaCh. 
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philip 


pe  tro'le  um=burn^er,      -car,     -ei- 
ther,     -fiFter,      -fur'nace,      -still, 

-stove. 
pe  trol'o  gy,    -o  gist,    pet'ro  log'ic, 

-ic  al,    -al  ly. 
Pe  tru'chi  o,     Shak.     Taming    of 

the    Shrew. 
pgt'ti  coat,  -ed,  pet'ti  coat-af  fair^, 

-breech^es,    -gov''ern  merit,    -pen'- 

sion  er,    -pipe,    -trou^sers. 
pet'ti  fog,      -ger,      -ger  y,      -ging, 

-fogged. 
pet'to. 
pet'ty,   -ti  ly,    -ti  ness,    -tish,    -tish- 

ly,    -tish  ness. 
pet'u  lant,    -ly,    -lance,    -Ian  cy. 
pe  tune'  (or  pet'-)  -tuned',  -tun'ing. 
Peul'thai,    Bih. 
pew    (pu),    -hold^er,    -chair,    -gaff, 

-o^pen  er,    -rent. 
pe'wee. 
pe'weep. 
pe'wit. 
pew'ter,    -er,    -y,    -wort,    pew'ter- 

mill. 
pey'oth  (pa'-). 
pey'ton   (pa'tun). 
Peze'nas    (paz'na),    t.    Fr. 
Pfaff    (pfaf),    Ger.    theol. 
Pfalz  (pfalts),  the  Palatinate,  Ger. 
Pfeif'fer    (pfi'fer),    Ger.    trav. 
pjen'nig. 

Pforz'helm   (pfSrts'-),   t.   Ger. 
Phae'dra,   Myth. 
Pha'e  thon.   Myth. 
pha'e  ton,    -t6n'ic. 
Phai'sur,   Bih. 
pha'lanx    {or   fai'-),    pi.    pha  lan'- 

ges    (fa  lan'jez)    or    pha'lanx  es. 

In  Anat.  and  Bot.  only  phalanges. 
Phai'a  ris,    a    tyrant    of    Sic. 
Phal  da'ius,    Bih. 
Phale'as,    Bih. 
phan'tasm      (fan'tizm),      -tas^ma- 

go'ri  a,      -ri  al,       -gor'ic,      -tas'- 

mal,    -mal  ly,    -mal'i  ty,    -mat'ic, 

-ic  al,  -tas'mo  graph. 
phan'tom. 

Pha  nu'el  {or  fin'-),  Bih. 
Pha'raoh    (fa'ro   or   fa'ra  6),    Bih. 

Phar^a  on'ic. 
Pha'res    (-rez),    Bih. 
Pha'rgz,    Bih. 


Pha.r'i  see,  phar^i  sa'ic,  -ic  al,  -al- 
ly,   -al  ness,    -sa''ism,    -see'ism. 

phar  ma  ceu'tic  (-su'tik),  -tic  al, 
-al  ly,  -tics,  -tist,  phar'ma  cist, 
phar'mic. 

phar  ma  col'o  gy,  -o  gist,  -co  log'- 
ic al. 

phar'' ma  co  poe'ia  (-ko  pe'ya), 

-poe'ial    (-pe'yal),    -cop'o  list. 

pha'ros,  a  lighthouse,  Pha'ros, 
isl.    Medit. 

pha.r'ynx,  pi.  pha  ryn'ges  (fa- 
rin'jez),  -ryn'ge  al,  -gi'tis  (-ji'-), 
-git'ic  (-jit'-),  phar  yn  gol'o  gy, 
-go  log'ic  al,  pha  ryn'go  scope, 
-go  sco^py,  -got'o  my. 

phase  (faz),  -less,  phas'er,  phas'- 
ing,  phase»split^ter. 

Pha  se'ah    {or   pha'-),    Bih. 

pha  se'lin,   -se'o  lin. 

pha'sl  a  nJne^ 

pheas'ant  (fez'-),  -ry,  pheas'ant- 
cuck^oo,  -duck,  -finch,  -shell, 
-tail,    -wood,    pheas'ant's-eye. 

Phe'dre   (fa'dr),   Racine's  tragedy. 

Phe  ni'ce    {or   phe'nice),    Bih. 

phe'nix  or  phoe'nix,  a  sacred 
bird;  a  moth.  phe'nix -stone. 
Phcenix,  Bot.  genus. 

phe'nol. 

phe  nol'o  gy,    -o  gist,    -no  log'ic  al. 

phe  nom'e  non,  pi.  -na,  -nal, 
-nal  ism,  -nal  ist,  -e  nal'i  ty, 
-nal  ize,  -ized,  -i^zing,  -e  nal  ly, 
-e  nism,  -e  nist,  -e  nize,  -nized, 
-ni  zing,  -e  nol'o  gy,  -no  log'- 
ic al. 

phS'nyl,    -nyl'ic. 

Phibe'seth    {or   phib'-),    Bih. 

Phid'i  as,    Athenian   sculpt.,    -i  an. 

phi  lan'der,    -er,    -der  ing. 

Phi  lante'  (fe^ant'),  Moliere's 
comedy.  • 

phil'an  thrope,  -throp'ic,  -ic  al, 
-al  ly,  -throp'i  nism,  -i  nist, 
phi  lan'thro  pism,  -thro  pist,  -thro- 
py,   -pis'tic. 

phi  lat'e  ly,    -e  list,    phil  a  tel'ic. 

Phi  le'mon.    Myth.;   Bib. 

Phile'tus,   Bib. 

phil  bar  mon'ic. 

Phirip,  Chr.  name;  phil'ip,  a 
sparrow. 


fate,   f3,t,   far,   fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice,   In,    note, 


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Phi  Up'pi,  ancient  city,  -lip'pi  an, 
-lip'pic,  an  oration  of  Demos- 
thenes, phi  lip'pic,  any  acri- 
monious  declamation. 

Phi  lip  po  teaux'  (fe^le'po^to'), 

Fr.    painter. 

Phil'i  sides  (or  -lls'l  dez),  Sir 
Philip    Sidney. 

PWlis'tine,    Bib. 

phi  log'y  ny,    -y  nist. 

phi  161'o  gy,  -o  gist,  -o  gize, 
-gized,  -glazing,  phil'o  logue, 
-log'ic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly. 

phil'o  math,  -ic,  -ic  al,  phi  lom'- 
a  thy. 

phiro  mel,   Phil  o  me'la,  Myth. 

phil  o  pe'na. 

phiro  pro  gen'i  tive  ness,  -pro  ge- 
ne'i  ty. 

phi  los'o  pher,  -o  phy,  -o  phist, 
-o  phize,  -phized,  -phi^zer,  -phf- 
zing,  phil  o  soph'ic,  -ic  al,  -al- 
ly,   -al  ness. 

phil  o  tech'nic   (-tSk'nIk),    -al. 

phil  ox'e  ny. 

phil'ter,    -ing,    -tered. 

phil'y  drous   or  -hy'drous. 

phle  b6t'o  my,  -o  mist,  -o  niize, 
-mizcd,    -mi^  zing. 

Phleg'e  thon  (flej'-  or  fleg'-).  Myth. 

phlegm  (flem),  -y,  phleg  m^t'ic 
(fleg-),    -ic  al,    -al  ly. 

Phle'gon,    Bib. 

phle  oph'a  gous. 

phlo  gis'ton,    -gis'ti  an,    -gis'tic. 

phlox,     -worm. 

Pho'ci  on  (fo'shi  on),  Athenian  gen. 

Pho'cis,  ancient  state,  -cian 
(-shan). 

Phoe'be  (fe'-),  the  moon 'goddess, 
-be'an,  phoe'be,  a  bird. 

Phoe'bus,    Apollo. 

Phoenix,  Bot.  genus;  phoe'nix.  See 
phenix. 

pho  nas'cus,   pi.   -ci,    -nas  cet'ics. 

pho'nate,  -na'ted,  -na^ting,  -na- 
to^ry,  -na'tion,  -nau'to  gram, 
-to  graph,    -graph'ic,    -ic  al  ly. 

phone  (fon),  phoned,  phon'ing, 
pho  nei'do  scope,    -scop'ic. 

pho  nfit'ic,  -al,  -al  ly,  -net'i  cism, 
-i  cist,  -i  cize,  -cized,  -ci^zing, 
-net'ics,       -ne  ti'cian      (-tish'an), 


-ne  tism,  -ne  tist,  -ne  tize, 

-tized,  -ti^zing,  -ti  za'tion,  phon'- 

ic,   -ics,   pho  ne'sis. 
pho  no  camp'tic,   -tics. 
pho'no  gram,    -no  graph,    -graph'- 

ic,     -ic  al,     -al  ly,     -nog'ra  pher, 

-ra  phist,    -ra  phy. 
pho  nol'o  gy,     -o  gist,     -no  log'ic, 

-ic  al,    -al  ly. 
pho  nom'e  ter,  pho  no  mo'tor, 

-no  phore,       -noph'o  rous,       -no- 

plex,    -no  scope,    -no  te  lem'e  ter. 
pho'no  type,    -typ'ic    (-tip'-),    -ic- 

al,  -al  ly,  -no  ty''pist  (-ti^-),  -ty^py. 
phdr'o  scope, 
phos'phate,      -pha'ted,      -pha  tize, 

-tized,  -ti  zing,  -ti  za'tion, 

-phat'ic,    -phite. 
phos'pho  rate,      -ra  ted,      -ra  ting, 

phos'phor=bronze,    -cop'per. 
phos  pho  resce',    -resced'    (-rest'), 

-res'cing,  -res'cence,  -cent,  -ph6r'- 

ic,  -ic  al. 
phos'pho  rize,       -rized,       -ri  zing, 

-phor  ous,    a. 
phos'pho  rus,    n.,    -box. 
Pho'ti  us    (fo'shi  us).    Patriarch   of 

Constantinople. 
pho  to  chem'is  try  (-kem'-),  -chem'- 

ist,    -chem'ic  al. 
pho'to  chro^my  {or  -tok'-),  -chro'- 

mo  type,  -mo  lith'o  graph,  -chro- 

mat'ic. 
pho''to  chrSn'o  graph,  -o  graph'ic, 

-chro  nog'ra  phy. 
pho  to  cray'on. 
pho^to  e  lec'tric,      -trie  al,      -tric'- 

i  ty,    -lec'tro  graph,    -tro  type. 
pho^to  en  grave',     -grav'ing,     -to- 

etch'ing. 
pho'to  gene,     -gen'ic,     -tog'e  nous 

(-t6j'-),    -eny. 
pho  tog'ly  phy,    -to  glyph'ic. 
pho'to  gram,  -gram'meter,  -me  try, 

-met'ric,    -to  neph'o  graph. 
pho'to  graph,      -tog'ra  pher,      -ra- 

phy,     -to  graph'ic,    -ic  al,     -al  ly, 

-graph  om'e  ter,  -to  gra  vure'. 
pho  to  he'li  o  graph,  -graph'ic. 
pho  to  lith'o  graph,        -li  thog'ra- 

pher,    -ra  phy,    -lith  o  graph'ic. 
pho  tSl'o  gist,      -o  gy,      -to  log'ic, 

-ic  al. 


n6t,  n6r,  use,  up,  tlrn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Bach. 


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pickwick 


pho  tom'e  ter,  -e  try,  -e  trist,  -to- 

met'ric,    -ric  al,    -al  ly. 
pho  to  mi'cro  graph,    -mi  crog'ra- 

pher,  -ra  phy,  -cro  graph'ic. 
photo  neph'o  graph  (-nef-). 
pho'to  phone,    -pho^ny    {or   -tof'o- 

ny),    -to  phon'ic. 
pho'to  phore. 
pho'to  phos  pho  res'cent. 
ph6'to=proc'ess   (-pros''-),    -re  lief. 
pho'to  scope,  -to  sphere,   -spher'ic, 

-to  type,   -typed,  -typ'ing  (-tip'-), 

-ty'py   (-ti'-  or   -tot'y  py),    -typ'- 

ic    (-tip'-),    -ty  po  graph'ic. 
pho'to  tax'is,    -to  tac'tic. 
pho'to  te  leg'ra  phy,   -to  thgr'a  py. 
pho'to  to  pog'ra  phy,  -to  po- 

graph'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly. 
pho  to  xy  log'ra  phy    (-zi  16g'-). 
pho  to  zin'co  graph,      -zin  cog'ra- 

phy,       -co  graph'ic,       -to  zin'co- 

type,    -ty'py    (-ti'-). 
phrase    (fraz),  phrased,    phras'ing, 

-al,  phra'se  o  graph  (-ze  o-),    -o- 

gram,         -og'ra  phy,         -ol'o  gy, 

-o  gist,     -o  log'ic,     -ic  al,     -al  ly, 

phrase'man,     -mon'ger,     phrase'- 

book,    -mark. 
phre  ne'sis,   -net'ic,    -ic  al,   -al  ly. 
phrfin'ic,  phre  nl'tis,  -nit'ic. 
phre  nol'o  gy,        -o  gist,        -o  ger, 

phren  o  log'ic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly. 
phre  no  mag'net  ism,  -mag  net'ic. 
Phryg'i  a    (frij'-),    Bih. 
phthis'ic     (tiz'Ik),     -ic  al,     -ick  y, 

phthis  i  ol'o  gy,    phthi'sis    (ti'-). 
phul  ka'ri    (fool  ka're). 
Phygel'lus    (f!-),    Bih. 
phy  lac'ter  y   (fl-),    -tered,    -t6r'ic, 

-ic  al. 
phy'le    (fi'le). 
phyl'16x  e'ra. 
phys'ic     (flz'-),     -icked,     -ick  ing, 

-ick  y,      -ic  al,      -al  ly,      -al  ness, 

-i  cist,    -ics,  phy  sique'    (ft  zek'). 
phy  si'cian  (fi  zish'an),   -ly,   -cian- 

ship. 
phys  i  og'e  ny   (fiz  I  6j'-),    -o  gen'- 

ic,    -gen'e  sis,    -ge  net'ic. 
phys  i  og'no  my,   -no  mist,  -nom'- 

ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  -ics,    -no  mon'ic. 
phys  i  og'ra  phy,       -ra  pher,       -o- 

graph'ic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly,    -ol'a  try. 


phys  i  ol'o  gy  (fiz-),  -ol'o  gist, 
-o  gize,  -gized,  -gi'zing,  -o  log'- 
ic,   -ic  al,    -al  ly. 

phy  to  gen'e  sis  (fi-),  -ge  net'ic, 
-ic  al,    -tog'e  ny    (-toj'-). 

phy'to  ge  og'ra  phy  (fi'-),  -ra- 
pher,    -o  graph'ic,    -ic  al. 

phy  tdg'ly  phy  (fi  tog'U  fi),  -to- 
glyph'ic    (-glif-). 

phy  tog'ra  phy  (fi-),  -ra  pher, 
-to  graph'ic,    -ic  al. 

pi,   jumbled   type,    pied,    pie'ing. 

pl'a,    Anat.,    pl'a    ma'ter. 

pi'a    (pe'a),    a    plant. 

pi  dffe'. 

pi  an'6  {or  pi  an'6),  «.,  pi.  -os 
(-6z),  -for'te  (-ta),  -o  graph, 
pi  a' no  (pe  a'no  or  pya'no), 
adv.,  pi  a'no  (pe  a'no),  a  story 
of  a  house,  pi.  pi  a'ni  (-ne), 
pi  a  fits' si  mo,  pi  a  ni'no  (pe'- 
a  ne'no),   pi  an'ist,   pi  a  no'la. 

pi  an'o-case,  -cov  er,  =mak'er, 
=mu  sic,  =play  er,  -school,  -stool, 
-tun'er,    -vi  o  lin'. 

pi  as'ter. 

pi  iz'za,   pi.   -zas   (-zaz),    -zi  an. 

Pi  be'seth    {or    pib'-),    Bih. 

pi'broch   (pe'broch  or  -br6k) . 

pi'ca,  a  bird;  a  craving  for  what 
is  unfit  to  eat;  a  catalogue  of 
names;  a  size  of  printing-type. 
Pi'ca,    Ornith.    genus. 

pic  a  dor'    (pek'a  dor'). 

pic'a  lil'li. 

Pi  card'    (pe'kar'),    Fr.    auth. 

pic'ard. 

pic  a  roon'. 

pic  a  yune'. 

pic'ca  dil  ly. 

pic'ca  nin'ny    or    pick'a-. 

pic  che  td'to    (pik  ke-). 

pic' CO  lo. 

Pic  CO  lo'mi  ni  (pik  ko  lo'me  ne), 
It.    philos.;    Aust.    gen. 

pice. 

Piche  gru'    (pesh'gru'),    Fr.    gen. 

pi'cine. 

pick,    -er,    -ing,    picked. 

pick'ax,  pick  cheese,  a  bird;  a 
fruit,  -man,  -maw,  a  gull,  -mire, 
a  bird,  -pock  et,  a  person,  -purse, 
a  person,  -tooth,  a  plant,  -wick, 


fate,    fat,   far,   fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice,   in,    note. 


pick^mattock 


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pigmentation 


pick=mat  tock,       -mirk,       -o  ver, 

=point  ed,    =rake,    =up. 
pick'er-bar,        »bend,        =mo  tion, 

'Staff,    pick'ing=peg,    »stick. 
pick'a  back, 
pick'er  el,    -weed. 
pick'et,   -ed,   -er,   -ing,   pick'et  tail, 

a    duck. 
pick'et-clamp,  -guard,  =Iine,  =ma- 

chine^      =pin,      -pointier,      -rope, 

p.     fence. 
pick'le   (-1),   -led   (-Id),   -ler,   -ling, 

pick'le -cured,    -her^ring,     -worm. 
Pick'wick,   Dickens'    hero,    -wick'- 

i  an. 
pic'nic,     -nicked,     -nick  er,     -nick- 
ing. 
Pi  cot'    (pe^ko'),    Fr.    philoL;    Fr. 

writer. 
pi  cot'    (pe'ko'),    -rib  bon. 
pic'o  tite. 

pic  que-work    (pe  ka'-). 
pic'ra    {or   pi'-),    pic'ric    {or   pi'-). 
Pi  cro  chole'    (pe''kr6''kol'),    Rabe- 
lais'   satire. 
pic'to  graph,       -tog'ra  phy,       -to- 

graph'ic. 
Pic  tou'    (-too'),    CO.    N.    S. 
pic'ture,    -tured,    -tur  ing,    -tur  er, 

-to'ri  al,  -al  ly,  -tur  al,  -tur  a  ble, 

-tur  esque'       (-esk'),       -esque'ly, 

-ness. 
pic'ture -board,       -book,       -frame, 

-gaoler  y,   -lens,   -mold^ing,   -mo- 

sa''ic   (-za^-),    -nail,    -plane,    -rod, 

-writhing. 
pid  gin-En'glish. 
pie,       -man,       pie-bak^er,       -crust, 

-eat^er,    -finch,    -mag,    -mak  ing, 

-nan  ny,  -plant. 
pie    (pya  or  pe  a'),    a    measure. 
pie'bald. 
piece,    -less,    -meal,    pieced,    pie'- 

cing,    -cer. 
piece' -bro  ker,       -dyed,       -goods, 

-Hq  uor,  -mas  ter,  -mold,    -work, 

-work''er,    piece    de    re  sis  tance' 

(pyas      de      raizes'' tons'),      piece 

mon  tee'    (mon  ta'). 
pied,     -ness,      pied' -billed,      -fort, 

-winged. 
Pie  di  mon'te  (pya  de  mon'ta),    t. 

It. 


Pied'mont,  dept.  It.;  t.  S.  C; 
vil.  W.  Va.,  -mon  tese'  (-tes'  or 
-tez'). 

pie  douche'  (pyaMoosh'),  pie  droit' 
(-drw6'). 

piel    (pel). 

pi  e'na  (pe  a'na). 

piend,    -cheek,    -raft  er. 

pier,    -arch,    -glass,    -ta  ble. 

pierce,  -a  ble,  pierced,  pier'cer, 
-cing,  -cing  ly,  -cing  ness,  pier'- 
cing-drill,    -file,    -saw. 

pier  611e'. 

Pi  er'l  des    (-dez),    the    Muses. 

Pi  erre'  (pe  ar'  or  peer),  c.  S.  Dak. 

pierre   per  due'    (pyar    per  dii'). 

Pi  erre'  Per  tuis'  (pe  ar'  per- 
twe'),    tunnel    Switz. 

Pierre'p6nt  (per'-),    tp.    N.    Y. 

Pie  ter  mar'itz  burg  (pe  ter  mar'- 
its  boorg),    t.   S.   Afr. 

Pi'e  tirm,  -e  tist,   -e  tis'tic,   -tic  al. 

Pi  e'to  le  (pe  a'to  la),  vil.    It. 

pie'tra   du'ra    (pe  a'tra    doo'ra). 

pi'e  ty. 

pre  z6m'e  ter. 

pij'fe  TO    (pef'fa  ro). 

piffle,  -fled,  -fler,  -fling. 

Pig>  -ging>  -gish,  -gish  ly,  -gish- 
ness,  -gy,  -ger  y,  pigged,  pig'- 
fish,  -foot,  a  fish,  -nut,  -root, 
-skin,  -sty,  -tail,  -tailed,  -weed. 

pig' -bed,  -boiling,  -cote,  -deer, 
-eyed,  -head  ed,  -head  ed  ness, 
-hole,  -pen,  -rat,  -stick  er,  pig's^^ 
face,  -wash,  -wrack,  pig'  i  ron, 
p.    lead. 

pi'geon  (pij'un),  -ry,  -ber'ry, 
-foot,  a  plant,  -gram,  -hole, 
-holed,  -tail,  a  duck,  -wing,  -wood, 
tree. 

pi'geon-brgast,  -breast  ed,  -cher- 
ry, -ex  press^  -fan'ci  er,  -goose, 
-grass,  -hawk,  -heart^ed,  -house, 
-liv  ered,  -match,  -pair,  -pea, 
-plum,  -post,  -toed,  '  -tre^mex, 
-wing,  a  wing,  -wood  peck  er, 
pig'eon's-blood,  -grass. 

pig'gin. 

pig'gle. 

pigh'tle    (pi'tl)    or   -tel. 

pig'ment,  -less,  -men'tal,  -ta  ry, 
-ta'tion. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  tirn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  tilus,  Badi. 


pigment -cell 


454 


piningly 


pig'ment=cell,     =gran  ule,     =mol  e- 

cule,    =print  ing,    =spot. 
pi'gnon    (pin'yon). 
pig'no  rate,   -ranted,   -ranting,   -ra'- 

tion. 
pig'nus,  pi.  -no'ra. 
pJk. 

pi'ka,    a    quadruped,    »squir^rel. 
pike,  -let,  pike'head,  a  fish,  -man, 

-staff,    -tail,    a   duck. 
pike'=fork,  =head,  head  of  a  pike, 

-head  ed,  -keep  er,  =perch,  -pole, 

-suck'er. 
pi'la,     a    mortar,     pi'la     (pe'-),     a 

font. 
pi'lar,    -la  ry,    pl'le  ous,    -lifer  ous, 

-lig'er  ous    (-lij'-),    pi'lose,    -16s'- 

i  ty,    -lous    (-lus). 
pi  las'ter,    -tered. 
pi  lau' . 
pirchard. 
pi'  le  (pe'la),  a  nut. 
pile,    piled,    pil'ing,    -er,    pile'work, 

-wort. 
pile' -beam,         -build  er,         -cap, 

-clamp,  -driv''er,  -en  gine,  -hoop, 

-plank,       -saw,       -shoe,       -start, 

-warp,    -weav^ing,    -wire,    -worm, 

-worn,     pile'     bridge,     p.     dam, 

p.     dwell  ing,     p.     pier,     pil'ing- 

i  ron. 
Pi  le'ser   (-zer),    Bib. 
pi'le  us,    -le'o  lus,    pi.    -o  li. 
pil'fer,    -er,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -fered. 
pil'grim,     -age,     -er,     -ize,     -ized, 

-i''zing,   pil'grim-bot  tie. 
pill,    -corn,    -wort,    -bee^tle,    -box, 

-bug,    -coat  er,    -miFle  ped,    -tile, 

-wil  let,    -worm. 
pil'lage,   -laged,    -la  ging,    -la  ger. 
pil'lar,    -et,    -ing,    -ist,    -lared. 
pil'lar=block,   -box,   -brick,   -com'- 

pass  es,    -file,    -lip,    -plait,    -saint. 
pil'lion    (-yun),    -Honed. 
pil'lo  ry,    -ing,    -ried. 
pil'low,   -y. 
pil'low-bar,    -bear,    -beer,    -block, 

-case,   -cup,   -lace,   -linden,   -pipe, 

-sham,    -slip,    -word. 
pi  Ion'    (pe  Ion'). 
pi'lot,    -ed,    -ing,    -age,    -weed. 
pi'lot-bird,    -boat,    -bread,    -cloth, 

-en^gine,      -fish,      -flag,      -house. 


-jack,  -jack  et,  -light,  -snake, 
-whale,    p.    bal  loon. 

PJl'tai,    Bib. 

pi'lum,    pi.    -la. 

pi' lus,    pi.    41. 

pj  men'to,   -walk. 

Pim'H  CO,  a  suburb  of  London, 
Eng. ;   pim'li  co,  a  bird. 

pimp,  -ing,  pimped,  pimp'ship, 
-like. 

pim'per  nel. 

pim'ple,  -pled,  -pling,  -ply,  pim'- 
ple-mef'al,    -mite. 

pin,  -ner,  -ning,  pinned,  pin'- 
bor  er,  a  beetle,  -case,  -cush- 
ion, -dust,  -fish,  -fold,  -hold, 
-hole,  -patch,  a  plant,  -tail,  «., 
a  duck;  a  grouse,  -wheel,  -work, 
-worm. 

pin' -block,  -bush,  -cher  ry,  -clov- 
er, -con  nee  tion,  -cop,  -drill, 
-eyed,  -feath  er,  -feath  ered, 
-fire,  -flat,  -foot  ed,  -grass, 
-head,  -head^ed,  -joint,  -lock, 
-ma  chine,  -mak''er,  -mark, 
-mill,  -mon  ey,  -necked,  -oak, 
-pil  low,  -point,  -pool,  -pop  pet, 
-rack,  -rail,  -rib,  -rod,  -switch, 
-tail,  a.,  -tongs,  -tool,  -vise, 
-winged. 

pi'  na    (pen'ya),    -cloth. 

pin'a  fore. 

pi  nas'ter. 

pince'-nez'    (pafis'-na'). 

pin'cers  or  pinch'ers,  pin  cette' 
(pan  set'). 

pinch,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -er,  pinched, 
pinch'back,  a  person,  -beck, 
-fist,  a  person,  -pen  ny,  a 
person. 

pinch' -bar,  -cock,  -plane,  -point, 
-spot  ted. 

pinch'ing-bar,  -bug,  -nut,  -pin, 
-tongs. 

pinc'»pinc  (pink'-). 

Pin'czow    (-chov),    t.    Pol. 

pind. 

pin'dal. 

Pin'dar,  Gr.  poet,  -dar  ism,  -dar- 
ist,    -dar'ic,    -ic  al. 

pin  dir'ee. 

pind'ja  jap    (pin'-). 

pine,    v.,    pined,    pin'ing,    -ing  ly. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice,   In,    note, 


pine 


455 


pistoleer 


pine,  n.,  pin'e  al  {or  pi'ne-), 
pin'er  y,  pin'y,  or  -ey,  pi  ne'- 
tum,  pi'nic,  -nic'o  line,  -o  lous, 
-ni  form,  pine'ap'ple,  -maw,  a 
bird,    -weed. 

pine'»bar^ren,  =beau  ty,  -bee  tie, 
=blight,  'bulFfinch,  -car  pet,  a 
moth,  -cha''fer,  a  beetle,  -clad, 
-cloth,  =cone,  -drops,  -finch, 
-gros^beak,  -grouse,  -gum, 
-house,  -ker  nel,  -knot,  -lin  net, 
-liz  ard,  -mar  ten,  -mast, 

-mouse,  -nee  die,  -nut,  -oil, 
-sap,  -sis  kin,  -snake,  -stove, 
-this  tie,  -tree,  -war  bier,  -wee- 
vil, -wool,  -worm,  pine'ap  pie- 
cloth,    -flow  er. 

ping,    -ing,    pinged    (pingd). 

ping'ler. 

ping' pong. 

pin'ion  (-yun),  -ing,  -ioned, 
pin'ion-bone,  -file,  -gage,  -jack, 
-wire. 

pink,  -ing,  -er,  -ish,  -y,  -i  ness, 
pinked,  pink'cheek,  a  fish,  -eye, 
a  disease,  -root,  a  plant,  -weed, 
-wood,    a    tree. 

pink'-eyed,  -nee  die,  -sau  cer, 
-stern,  pink'ing=i  ron,  pink'ster- 
flow^er,    pink'y-built. 

pin'nace. 

pin'na  cle,  -cled,  -cling,  pin'na- 
cle-work. 

pin'nate,  -ly,  -na^ted,  -nat'i  fid, 
-i  ped. 

pin'na-wool. 

pin'o  cle. 

pi  no'le   {or   -nole'). 

pin'on    (pen'yon). 

pint,  -pot,  a  person;  pint  pot,  a 
pot;    p.    stoup. 

pin  ta'do  (pen  ta'do),  spotted; 
pin  ta'do,    a    fish. 

pin  ta'no. 

Pin'to  (pen'to),  Port,  adventurer. 

Pin  zon'  (pen  thon'),  Sp.  naviga- 
tor. 

pi  o  neer',    -ing,    -neered'. 

pi'ous,   -ly,  pl'e  ty,  pi'ous-mind^ed. 

pip,    -ping,    pipped. 

pipe,  piped,  pip'ing,  -age,  -er, 
pipe'fish,  -mouth,  a  fish,  -wood, 
a   tree,    -work,    -wort. 


pipe-bend  er,  -box,  -case,  -clamp, 
-clay,  -clear  er,  -con  neC'tion, 
-coup^ling,  -cov'er  ing,  -cuf'ter, 
-dance,  -die,  -driv  er,  -fit  ter, 
-fif'tings,  -foot,  -grab,  -grip, 
-joint,  -key,  -lay'er,  -lee,  -line, 
-loop,  -met  al,  -mold  ing, 

-mouthed,  -of  fice,  -or  gan, 
-ov  en,  -plug,  -prov  er,  -rack, 
-re  dueler,  -roll,  -screw'ing, 
-slot^ting,  -sock^et  ting,  -sta- 
ple, -stay,  -stem,  -stick,  -stone, 
-stop,  -thread''ing,  -tongs,  -tree, 
-twist  er,  -un  ion,  -vein,  -vine, 
-vise,    -wine,    -wrench. 

pip'ing-i  ron,  p.  crow,  p.  guan 
(gwan),  p.  hare,  p.  plov  er, 
pi'per-ur  chin. 

pip'kin. 

pip'pin,    -face,    -faced. 

pip  sis'se  wa. 

Piq'ua    (pik'wa),    c.    O. 

pi'quant  (pe'kant  or  pi'-),  -ly, 
-quan  cy. 

pique  (pek),  piqued  (pekt), 
piqu'ing      (pek'-). 

pi  que'  (pe  ka'),  a  cotton  fabric, 
-work. 

pi  quet'   (pe  ket'),   a  game. 

pi  quette'    (pe  ket'),    a   drink. 

pi'qui  a-oil       (pe'ki  a-). 

pi'ra  cy,  -rate,  -ra  ted,  -ra  ting, 
-rat'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  pi'ra te- 
fish,     -perch. 

pirn. 

pirogue'    (-rog'),    -rig. 

pir  ou  ette'  (-00  et'),  -et'ted,  -et'- 
ting. 

Pi'sa    (pe'za),    prov.    It. 

pis'ca  to  ry,    -to'ri  al,    -tol'o  gy. 

pis'ci  cul^ture,  -tu  ral,  -tur  ist, 
-ci  form,    -civ'or  ous. 

pi  se'    (pe  za'). 

pish. 

pi  shaug'. 

pish'-pash. 

Pi  sis'tra  tus,    Athenian    tyrant. 

pis  ta'chio  (-sho),  -green,  -nut, 
-tree. 

Pis  tic'ci    (pes  te'che),    t.    It. 

pis'til,  -til  late,  -la  ry,  -line,  -lif- 
er ous,    -la'ceous. 

pis'tol,    -t6led,    -tol'ing,    -to  leer'. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  tirn,  etiide,  food,  f^t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


pistol -cane 


456 


Planche 


pis'tol'Cane,  -car  bine,  »crack, 
'grip,  -pipe,  -rout  er,  -shaped, 
-shot,    -splint. 

pis'ton,  -beFlows,  -head,  -knob, 
-pack'ing,  -pump,  -rod,  -sleeve, 
-spring,  -valve,  -wheel,  -vi^his^- 
tle. 

pit,  -ted,  -ter,  -ting,  pit'fall,  -hole, 
-man,    -pan. 

pit'-bot  torn,  -coal,  -cock,  -cra^- 
ter,  -eye,  -fish,  -frame,  -game, 
-guide,  -head,  -head  ed,  -kiln, 
-mar^tin,  -mirk,  -saw,  -saw^yer, 
-specked,    -vi^per,    -wood,    -work. 

pi'ta  (pe'-),  'fi'ber,  -flax,  -hemp, 
-thread. 

pi  ta  ha'ya    (pe-   or   pit  a  ha'ya). 

pit'a  pat. 

pitch,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  -i  ness, 
pitched,    pitch'fork,   -stone. 

pitch' -black,  -blende,  -block, 
-board,  -boat,  -chain,  -cir  cle, 
-coal,  -dark,  -faced,  -far  thing, 
-ket  tie,  -ket  tied,  -la  die,  -line, 
-min'er  al,  -o  pal,  -ore,  -pine, 
-pipe,  -plas  ter,  -point,  -pol- 
ish er,  -pot,  -tank  ard,  -tree, 
-wheel,  -work,  pitch -and -toss, 
pitch' -back  wheel. 

pitch'er,  -mold,  -mold'ing,  -nose, 
-plant,  -shaped,  -vase. 

pitch'  ing-ma  chine^,  -pence, 

-piece,    -sta^ble,    -tem''per  a  ture, 
-tool,  -yeast. 

pJt'e  ous,   -ly,    -ness. 

pith,  -y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness,  -less,  -some, 
pith' -pamper,  -tree,  -work. 

Pi'thon,   Bib. 

pit'man-box,  -coup'Ung,  -head, 
.-press. 

pi  ton'    (pe'toh'). 

pit'ta  cal. 

pit'tance,    -tan  cer. 

pit  u  i'ta,  -i'tal,  -i'tous,  pit'u  i  ta  ry 
{or  pi  tu'-). 

pit'y,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  pit'i  a  ble, 
-ble  ness,  -bly,  -ied,  -i  er,  -i  ful, 
-ful  ly,  -ful  ness,  -i  less,  -less  ly, 
-less  ness. 

piu  (pu). 

piv'ot,    -al,    -al  ly,    -ing. 

piv'ot-bolt,  -bridge.  -broach, 
-drill,     -file,         -gear^ing,     -gun. 


-joint,  -lathe,  -man,  -pin,  -pol- 
ish er,    -span,    -tooth. 

pJwar'rie   (-wdr^ri). 

pix'y,  pi.  pix'ies,  pix'y-led,  -puff, 
-purse,  -seat,  -stool,  -wheel. 

Pi  y  Mar'gall  (pe  e  mar'gal),  Sp. 
politician. 

piz  zi  ca'to   (pet^se  ka'to). 

Piz'zo  (pet'so),  c.  It. 

plaat  (plat). 

pla'ca  ble,   -ness,    -bly,   -bil'i  ty. 

pUc'ard  {or  pla  kard'),  «.,  pla- 
card' {or  plak'-)  v.,  -ed,  -er,  -ing. 

pla'cate,  v.,  -canted,  -casting,  -ca- 
to''ry. 

pl^c'cate,  n. 

place,  -less,  -ment,  pla'cing,  -cer, 
placed,   place'man,    -mon  ger. 

place' -brick,  -bro  ker,  -hunt  er, 
-name,  -proud. 

pla  cen'ta,  pi.  -tas  or  -tae,  -cen'- 
tal,  -cen'ta  ry,  -cen'tate,  plic  en- 
ta'tion  (plas''-). 

Pla'cer,  co.  Cal. 

plac'er  (plas'er),  a  mineral  deposit. 

pla'cet. 

plac'id  (plas'-),  -ness,  -id  ly,  pla- 
cid'i  ty. 

plack'et,   -hole. 

plac'u  l^r,   -u  late. 

pla'gi  a  rize'  {or  -ja  rize),  -rized', 
-ri^zing,  -rist,  -rism. 

plague  (plag),  -ful,  -less,  plagued, 
pla'guing  (-ging),  -guer  (-ger), 
-guy  (-gl),    -gui  ly   (-gi  ly). 

plague' -mark,    -sore,    -spot. 

plaice. 

plaid  (piad),  checkered,  -ed,  -ing, 
plaid,  a  Highland  garment. 

plain,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ly,  -ness, 
plain'backs,  plains'man. 

plain' -chant,  -clay,  -deaFer,  -edge, 
a.,  -heart'ed,  -pug,  -sing  ing, 
-song,  -speak  ing,  -spo  ken, 
-wan'der  er,    -wave,    -work. 

plaint,  -ful,  -ive,  -ive  ly,  -ive- 
ness,  -less. 

plain'tiff. 

plait,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  plait'-work, 
plait'ing-ma  chine'. 

pl^n,  -less,  -ner,  -ning,  planned. 

Planche  (pl6nsh),  Fr.  critic. 

Plan  che'  (ploh  sha'),  Eng.  dram. 


fate,   fat,   far,   fgll,   f^e,   fist,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,   ice,   In,    note, 


planchet 


457 


pleading  >place 


planch'et,  a  coin-blank. 

pia.n  chette'  (-shet'),   a  circumfer- 

entor. 
plane,  -ness,  planed,  plan'ing,  -er, 

-nar. 
plane'=bit,    -guide,    -i  ron,    -plane, 

a.,    -po4ar  ized,    -saiFing,  -stock, 

-ta  ble,    -ta  bier,    -tree. 
plan'er=bar,  =cen''ter,  -chuck,  -head, 

-tree,     -vise,     plan'ing-ma  chine, 

-mill. 
pia.n'et,  -a  ry,   -oid,  -oid'al,   -e  ta'*- 

ri  um,    pi.    -ri  urns   or   -ri  a,    pla- 

net'ic,    -ic  al. 
plan'et  -  gear  ing,  -strick  en, 

-struck,  -wheel. 
pld  ne'ta. 
pla  nim'e  ter,    -e  try,    plan  i  met'- 

ric,    -ric  al. 
plin'ish,  -ing,  -er,  -ished. 
pl3.n'i  sphere,    -spher'ic. 
plank,  -ing,  planked,  plank' -hook, 

-sheer,      plank'ing-clamp,      -ma- 

chine^  -screw. 
pla''n6»con'cave,   -con'ic  al,  -con'- 

vex,    -spi'ral. 
pla  nom'e  ter,   -e  try. 
plant,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,   -a  ble,  -i  cle, 

-less,    -let,    -iv'o  rous. 
plant' -an  i  mal,       'bug,        -cane, 

-cut  ter,        -dis  ease',        -eat'ing, 

-feed'er,   -food,   -louse,   -mark  er, 

-move'ment,     -or  gan,     plant-of- 

glut'ton  y,    plant'ing-ground. 
pl^n'tain   (or   -tin),    -cut  ter,    -eat- 
er,   -lil  y,    -tree. 
plan  ta'tion,   =mill. 
plan'ti  grade. 
pia.p,  -ping,  plapped. 
plaque    (plak),    plaqu'age    (plak'-), 

plaqu'et        (plak'-),        pla  quelle' 

(-kef). 
Plaque  mine'  (plak'men'),  vil.  La. 
Plaque  mines'  (plak'men'),  par.  La. 
plash,    -ing,    -y,    plashed,    plash' - 

wheel,  plash'ing=tool. 
plas'ma  (plas'-  or  plaz'-),  plas'mic. 
plas'ter,     -er,     -er  y,     -ing,     -tered, 

plas'ter  bill,     a     duck,     plas'ter- 

mill,  -spat'u  la,     -stone,    plas'ter- 

ing-ma  chine'. 
plas'tic,   -ti  cal  ly,   -tic'i  ty. 
pl&t,  -ted,  -ter,  -ting,  plat'band. 


plate,  -ful,  -let,  plat'ed,  -er,  -ing, 

plate' -has  ket,  -bend  er,  -black, 
-bone,  -box,  -brass,  -bulb,  -cul- 
ture, -en  grav'ing,  -frame, 
-gage,  -hat,  -hoist,  -hold  er, 
-key,  -lay  er,  -leath  er,  -ma- 
chine, -mark,  -mill,  -pa  per, 
-piece,  -plan  ing,  -pow  der, 
-press,  -print  er,  -print  ing, 
-rack,  -rail,  -rail  way,  -roll  er, 
-shears,  -tra'cer  y,  -vise,  -warm- 
er,   -wheel,    plat'ing-ham  mer. 

plate'  ar'mor,  p.  gird  er,  p.  glass, 
p,  i'ron,  p.  mail,  p.  mat  ter, 
p.   met  al. 

pla  teau'  (-t5'),  pi.  -teaus  or 
-teaux  (-toz). 

piat'en. 

plat'form,  p.  bridge,  p.  car,  p.  car- 
riage, p.  crane,  p.  scales,  p. 
spring. 

pla  ti'na  (-te'-  or  plat'-),  plat'i- 
nize,  -nized,  -ni'zing,  -ni  za'- 
tion,  -I  nate,  -i  num,  -i  nous, 
plat'i  num-black,    -lamp. 

plit'i  no  type. 

plat'i  tude,  -tu'di  nize,  -nized, 
-ni'zing,  -nous,  -nous  ness,  -na'- 
ri  an. 

Pla'to,  Gr.  philos.,  -t6n'ic,  -ic  al, 
-al  ly,  -to  nism,  -to  nist,  -nize, 
-nized,    -ni  zer,    -ni  zing. 

pla  tom'e  ter,  -e  try. 

pla  toon'. 

plit'ten,    -ten  ing, 

pla  tym'e  ter. 

piat'y  Yiote,  -no'tal,  -y  ope,  -y  op'ic, 
-y  phyl'lous,    -y  pod. 

plau'dit,    -di  to  ry,    plau'sive. 

Plau'en  (plow'-),  t.  Ger. 

plau'si  ble,   -ness,    -bly,    -bil'i  ty. 

play,  -a  ble,  -er,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful- 
ness, -some,  -some  ness,  -ing, 
played. 

play'bill,  -fel  low,  -game,  -go'er, 
-ground,  -house,  -mate,  -room, 
-thing,  -time,  -wright. 

play' -act  ing,  -ac'tor,  -book,  -club, 
I        -day,  -mak'er,  -right,  -writ'er. 
I    pld'za,    pla'zu  e'la    (plii'thao  a'la). 

pleach,  -er,  -ing,  pleached. 
I    plead,  -ed  {or  plead),  -er,  -ing,  -ing- 
!        ly,  -a  ble,  plea,  plead'ing-place. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  ttius,  Badi. 


pleasant 


458 


plumbiferous 


pleas'ant  (plez'-),  -ly,  -ness,  -ant- 
ry,    -ance,    pleas'ant-spir^it  ed. 

please  (plez),  pleased,  pleas'ed  ly, 
-er,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -ing  ness. 

pleas'ure  (plezh'-),  -ur  a  ble, 
-ble  ness,  -bly,  -ured,  -ur  ing, 
-ur  er,  -ure  less,  pleas'ure -ground, 
-house,  -train,  -trip. 

plebe,  pleb,  plebs,  pleb'i  fy,  -fy- 
ing,    -fied,    -fi  ca'tion. 

pie  be'ian  (-an  or  -yan),  -ism, 
-ian  ize,    -ized,    -i''zing. 

plSb'i  scite  (-sit),  pie  bis'ci  ta  ry, 
pleh'is  cl'tum    {or   ple^-). 

plec'trum,  pi.  -trums  or  -tra. 

plSdge,  pledged,  pledg'ing,  -ee',  -er, 
[in  law]  pledg'or  (or  -or'),  pledge' - 
cup,  -ring. 

Ple'iad  (-yad  or  plei'ad),  pi.  Ple'- 
iads   (or  plei'-)   or  -a  des   (-dez). 

ple'na  ry,  -na  ri  ly,  -ri  ness,  -nar  ty. 

pie  nip'o  tent,   -tence,   -ten  cy. 

plen^i  po  ten'ti  a^ry   (-shI-). 

plen'ish,  -ing,  plen'i  tude,  -tu'di- 
na  ry,  ple'nist. 

plen'ty,  -te  ous  ,  -ous  ly,  -ous  ness, 
-ti  ful,    -ful  ly,    -ful  ness. 

ple'o  nasm,  -o  nast,  -nas'tic,  -tic- 
al,    -al  ly. 

Pigs  che  ie'vo  (-cha  ya'vo),  1. 
Russ. 

Pies  se'    (plas'sa'),    t.    Fr. 

pleth'o  ra,  pie  thor'ic  {or  plSth'-), 
-ic  al,    -al  ly. 

pleth'ron. 

pleu'ra,  pi.  -ras  or  -rae,  -ral'gi  a, 
-ral'gic,  pleu'ric,  -ri  sy,  *  -rit'ic, 
-ic  al,  -rl'tis,  pleu''ro  pneu  mo'- 
ni  a    (-nu  mo'-),    pleu'ri  sy-root. 

plex'us,  pi.  -us  es  (-ez)  or  plex'- 
us,  plexed,  plex  al,  -i  form,  -or, 
-ure. 

Pley'dell  (pla'-),  Scott  Guy  Man- 
ner ing. 

Pley'el  (pli'el),  Ger.  mus.  com- 
poser. 

pli'a  ble,  -ness,  -a  bly,  -a  bil'i  ty, 
-ant,    -an  cy,    -ant  ly,    -ant  ness. 

pli'cate,   -ly,   -canted,   -ca'tion. 

pli'er. 

plight  (plit),  -ed,  -er,  -ing. 

plinth. 

PHn'y,  Rom.  auth. 


plisse  (-sa'). 

ploc. 

plo'ce. 

plod,    -ded,    -der,    -ding,    -ding  ly. 

P16  e  meur'   (-a^mer'),   t.   Fr. 

pl6nge,  plonged,  plon'ging,  plon- 
gee'    (plon  zha'). 

Plon-Plon'  (plon-plon'),  nickname 
of  Prince  Napoleon  Bonaparte. 

plot,  -ted,  -ter,  -ting,  -ting  ly, 
plot'ting-ma  chine^    -scale. 

Plou  hi  nee'  (ploo^e-'nek'),  vil.  Fr. 

Plou  i  gneau'  (ploo^en^yo'),  vil.  Fr. 

plou'ter,    -ing,    -tered. 

plov'er  (pluv'-),  -quail,  -snipe. 

plow  or  plough  (plou),  -a  ble, 
-er,  -ing,  plowed,  plow'boy,  -land, 
-man,  -share,  -wright. 

plow' -beam,  -bolt,  -bote,  -clev'is, 
-gang,  -gate,  -han  die,  -head, 
-i  ron,  -knife,  -point,  -press, 
-serv'ice,  -shoe,  -sil  ver,  -sock, 
-staff,  -star,  -stilt,  -swain,  -tail, 
-team,  -tree,  -truck,  -wise, 
-witch  er,  plow'ing=ma  chine^, 
plow'share-bone. 

ploy,  -ment. 

pluck,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness, 
-less,  plucked. 

plug,  -ging,  -ger,  plugged,  plug'- 
board,  a  switch-board. 

plug' -arbor,  -ba''sin,  -bay^o  net, 
-cock,  -fin^ish  er,  -hole,  -jog^- 
gle,  -ma  chine'',  -rod,  -switch, 
-tap,  -tree,  -ug  ly,  -valve, 
plug'ging-for^ceps,    plug   hat. 

plum,  a  fruit,  -bird,  -broth, 
-but  ter,  -cake,  -col  or,  -col  ored, 
-cur  cu^li  o,  -fir,  -gou'ger, 

-juice,  -ju'ni  per,  -loaf,  -moth, 
-pig,  -pit,  -pud  ding  er,  -tree, 
-wee  vil. 

plum'  duff,  p.  por^ridge,  p.  pud^- 
ding. 

plu'mage,  -maged,  -mage  ry, 
-mate,  plu'ma,  pi.  -mcB,  plu  mas- 
sier'    (ploo  mas  ser'). 

plumb  (plum),  vertical,  -ing, 
plumbed,  plumb'-bob,  -joint, 
-lev  el,    -line,    -rule. 

plum  ba'go,    -bag'i  nous    (-baj'-). 

plum'be  an,  -be  ous,  -bic,  -bif- 
er  ous. 


fate,   fat,    far,   fall,    fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice,   in,   note, 


plumb  3r 


459 


pointsman 


plumb'er  (plum'-),  -er  y,  -ing, 
-less,    plumb'er=block. 

plume,  -less,  -let,  plum'er  y,  plu- 
mig'er  ous  (-mij'-),  plu'mi  ped, 
-mist,    -mose    (-mos),    -mos'i  ty. 


plume'-aFum,      -bird, 
=moth, 


=hold^er, 
-nuf'meg, 


-maker, 

-plucked. 
pliim'met. 
plump,    -er,    -ing,    -ly,    -ness,    -y, 

plumped,    plump'-face. 
Plump'tre,    Eng.    clergyman. 
plu'mule,   -mu  la,   pi.   -las  or  -la, 

-mu  la'ceous      (-shus),      -mu  lar, 

-mu  late,  -mu  lose  (-los),  plum'y. 
plun'der,     -age,     -er,     -ous,     -ing, 

-dered. 
plunge,    plun'ger,    -ging,    plunged. 
plunge'=bath,    -bat^ter  y,    -pole. 
plun'ger-buck'et,        -case,        -lift, 

-pis^ton,      -pump,      plun'ging-si^- 

phon. 
plu'per^fect. 
plu'ral,     -ism,     -ist,     -is'tic,     -ize, 

-ized,      -i''zer,       -i^zing,      -ral  ly, 

-ral'i  ty. 
plus, 
plush,    -y,    plush'-cop  per,    -stitch, 

p.    veFvet,    p.    vel  vet  een^. 
Plu'to,    Myth.,    -nism,    -nist,    -to'- 

ni  an,    -ton'ic. 
plu'to  crat,       -crat'ic,       -toc'ra  cy, 

-tol'o  gy,    -o  gist,    -to  ma'ni  a. 
Plu'tus,    Myth. 
plu'vi  al,   -vi  o  graph,    -vi  om'e  ter, 

-e  try,     -o  met'ric,    -ric  al,    -al  ly, 

-vi  o  scope,    -vi  ous. 
Plu'vi  ose',  a  calendar  month. 
ply,    -ing,    plied,    pli'er. 
Plym'outh     (plim'iith),     t.     Eng.; 

CO.    and    t.    Mass.;    vil.    Ct.;    c. 

Ind.,     P.     Breth  ren,     P.     Rock, 

Plym'outh  ism,    -ist,    -ite. 
pne''b  dy  nam'ics     (ne^o  di-),     -o- 

gas'ter,         -gas'tric,         -o  graph, 

-o  scope,    -om'e  ter,    -e  try. 
pneu  mafic    (nu-),    -ic  al,    -al  ly, 

-ma  tize,     -tized,     -ti^zing,     -tic'- 

i  ty,      -mat'ics,      -ma  tog'ra  phy, 

-to  graph'ic,  -ma  tol'o  gy,  -o  gist, 

-to  log'ic  al,    -tom'e  ter,    -e  try. 
pneu  mo  gas'tric       (nu-),       -mo- 
gram,        -mo  graph,        -graph'ic, 


-mog'ra  phy,  -mol'o  gy,  -mo- 
log'ic  al,    -mom'e  ter,    -e  try. 

pneu  mo'ni  a  (nu-),  -mon'ic, 
-mo  nit'ic,    -mo  ni'tis. 

Pn6m  penh'  (-p6n'),  t.  Indo- 
china. 

Pnyx    (nix). 

poach,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  -i  ness, 
poached. 

poak,   tanner's-waste. 

po'chard. 

Poch'e  reth    (p6k'-),    Bib. 

p6ck,  -y,  -i  ness,  pocked,  pock'- 
wood,  -bro^ken,  -house,  -mark, 
-marked,    -pif'ted,    -pud''ding. 

p6ck'et,  -ed,  -ing,  -ful,  -y,  pock'- 
et  book,    a    purse. 

pock'et-book,  a  book,  -di'al, 
'drop,  -flap,  -go'pher,  -ham^- 
mer,  -hand^ker  chief,  -judge- 
ment, -knife,  -lid,  -monkey, 
-mouse,  -net,  -piece,  -pis  tol, 
-rat,  -re  lay^  -shgr^iff,  p.  e  dic- 
tion. 

po'co. 

p6c'u  H  form. 

pod,  -ded,  -ding,  pod'-au  ger, 
-bit,  -fern,  -gap''er,  -lov  er, 
-pep  per,  -shell,  -shrimp,  -this- 
tle,   -ware. 

pod'a  gra  {or  po  dag'-),  pod'a- 
gral,  -a  grous,  po  dag'ric,  -ric- 
al. 

po  dal'gi  a,    -dal'ic. 

pod'dy. 

po  der' . 

po  des  ta'   {or   -des'-),   -des'ter  ate. 

p6dge,    podged,    podg'ing,    -y. 

po  dol'o  gy,    -dom'e  ter. 

po'e,    -bird. 

po'Sm,  -et,  -et  ess,  -et'ic,  -ic  al, 
-al  ly,  -ics,  -et'i  cule,  -et  ize, 
-ized,  -lazing,  -I  za'tion,  -et  ry, 
-e  sy,  -et  as^ter,  -et  ship,  po'et- 
mu  si^cian. 

p6  eph'a  gous. 

po'gy,    -catch  er,    -gull. 

po'I. 

poign'ant,    -ly,    -an  cy, 

poin  set'ti  a. 

point,  -a  ble,  -ed,  -ed  ly,  -ed  ness, 
-er,  -ing,  -less,  -y,  point'blank', 
points'man. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


point -circle 


460 


polliwog 


point'-'Cir^cIe,  =co  or^di  nate,  =e- 
qua''tion  (-shun),  =find^er,  =hole, 
-lace,  -pair,  =pa''per,  -rail, 
-sphere,  -tool,  point'ing-ma- 
chine^    -stock,    point'er    dog. 

Point  de  Galle'  (point  de  gal'), 
t.    Ceylon. 

pointe  (pwant),  a  shawl,  poin  te' 
(pwah  ta'),    Her. 

Pointe  k  Pitre'  (pwant^  a  petr'), 
t.  Fr.  W.  I. 

Pointe  aMxf  Vaches'  (5'  vash'), 
headland    Can. 

poise  (poiz),  -less,  poised,  pois'- 
ing,    -er. 

poi'son  (-zn),  -a  ble,  -er,  -ing, 
-ous,  -ous  ly,  -ous  ness,  poi'son- 
ber^ry,    -bulb,    -wood. 

poi'son=ash,  -bag,  -bay,  -cup, 
-dogwood,  -eFder,  -fang, 

-gland,  -hem^lock,  -i''vy,  -nut, 
-oak,  -origan,  -pea,  -plant,  -sac, 
-su^mac,  -tooth,  -tow''er,  -tree, 
-vine. 

Pois  sy'    (pwas^se'),    t.    Fr. 

Poi  ti  ers'  or  Poic  ti  ers'  (pwa^- 
tia'),    t.    Fr. 

Poi  tou'    (pwa  too'),    prov.    Fr. 

poi'tre,    -trine. 

po  kal'. 

poke,  poked,  pok'er,  -ing,  -ing  ly, 
-y,    poke'ber^ry,    -root,    -weed. 

poke'=bag,  -milkVeed,  -net, 
-stick,    p.    bon  net. 

pok'er,  -ish,  -ish  ly,  pok'er-paint^- 
ing,    -pic^ture,    -play^er. 

po  lac'ca. 

po'lar,  ,  -im'e  ter,  -e  try,  -ISr'i- 
scope,  -scdp'ic,  -lar  is'co  py, 
-is'tic,  -lar'i  ty,  -lar  ize,  -ized, 
-i  zer,  -i  zing,  -i^za  ble,  -i  za'- 
tion,  Po  Id'ris,  po'lar-bi  loc^u- 
lar,  -plant,  po  lar  i  za'tion- 
mi''cro  scope. 

pol'der,    -land. 

pole,  -less,  -ward,  poled,  pol'ing, 
pole'ax,    -cat,    -wig,    a   fish. 

pole'-bean,  -brack^ets,  -burn, 
-chain,  -chan'ger,  -crab,  -dab, 
-foot,  -ham  mer,  -head,  -hook, 
-horse,  -lathe,  -mast,  -net, 
-pad,  -piece,  -plate,  =prop, 
-rack,   -rush,   -sling,   -staff,   -star. 


-strap,     -tip,     -tor  pe'do,     -vault, 

-vault^ing,    pole'cat-weed. 
pSl'e  march    (-mark). 
po  16m'ic,    -al,    -al  ly,    -ics,    -lem'- 

i  cist. 
po  16m'o  scope    {or   pol'em  o-). 
po  len'ta. 
pSl'hode. 

Pol'i  an'thes   (-thez),    n.,  -an'thous. 
po  lice'      (-les'),      -man,      po  lice' 

nip''pers. 
p61'i  cy,     -book,     -hold^er,     -shop, 

'slip. 
Po  li  gna'no   (po  len  ya'no),   t.   It. 
Po  li  gny'    (po'len^ye'),    t.    Fr. 
P6  lil'lo   (-lel'yo),  isl.   P.   I. 
pol'ish,     -a  ble,     -er,     -ing,     -ings, 

-ment,    -ished,    pol'ish -pow  der. 
pSl'ish  ing-bed,       -block,       -cask, 

-disk,     -ham  mer,     -i  ron,     -jack, 

-ma  chine^    -mill,    -paste,    -pow- 
der,   -slate,    -snake,    -stone,    -tin, 

-wheel. 
po  lis  soir'    (poi  is  swor'). 
po  lis'ta. 
po  lite',      -ly,      -ness,      pol'i  tesse' 

(-tes'). 
p61'i  tic,    -i  tics,    po  lit'i  cal,    -cal- 

ism,     -cal  ly,     -cas'ter,     poFi  ti'- 

cian    (-tish'an) . 
p61'i  ty. 
Po  lix  ene'  (po'lek'san'),  Moliere's 

comedy. 
Po  lix'e  nes     (-nez),    Shak.    Wm- 

tefs    Tale. 
P6  liz'zi    (-let'se),    t.    It. 
pol'ka,    -dot,    -jack^et,    p.    gauze. 
poll,    -ing,    -age,    polled,    poll'man. 
poll' -adze,     -book,     -clerk,     -e  vil, 

-mad,      -pick,      -suf^frage,      -tax, 

poU'ing -booth,     -place,     -sher  iff, 

-sta  tion. 
p611,  a  parrot;  a  student. 
p61'lan,  a  fish. 
pSl'lard. 
p6rien,  a  dust,  -ize,  -ized,  -i'zing, 

-I  za'tion. 
p61'len -brush,      -ca  tarrh^      -cell, 

-cham^ber,         -fe  ver,         -gland, 

-grain,       -mass,       -paste,       -sac, 

-spore,    -tube. 
pbVlex,    pi.    -U  ces    (-sez),    Anat. 
p61'li  wog. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,    ice.   In,    note, 


pollute 


461 


pondweed 


pol  lute',    -lut'ed,    -ed  ly,    -ed  ness, 

-er,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -lu'tion. 
pSl'lux,  a  mineral;  Pol'lux,  a  star. 
po'lo,  a  game;  a  gypsy  dance. 
p6  15  naise'    (-naz')- 
Po  lo'ni  us,    Shak.    Hamlet. 
p6  lo'ny. 
pol'ska. 

p61  troon',    -ish,    -er  y. 
p51  y  an'drous,       -an'dry,        -an'- 

drist,    -an'thus,    a.,    -an'thus,    n., 

-ar^chist     (-kist),    -ar^chy,    -car'- 

pus. 
p61'y  chrome    (-krom),    -chro  my, 

-chro'mic,    -chro  mat'ic. 
P61  y  cle'tus,    Gr.   sculp.,    -cle'tan. 
p6l'y  c6t'y  le'don,  -led'on  ous, 

-on  a  ry. 
p6  lyg'a  my    (-lig'-),    -a  mist,    -a- 

mous,   -a  mize,   -mized,   -mi'' zing. 
pdl'y  glot,    -glot'tic. 
p61'y  gon,    -go  na'ceous,    po  lyg'o- 

nal,    -o  nate. 
poF  y  go  nom'  e  try,      -gon^o  met'- 

ric. 
pdl'y  graph,    -graph'ic,    -ic  al,    po- 

lyg'ra  phy. 
po  lyg'y  ny    (-ITj'-),    -y  nous,    pol- 

y  he'dral,    -he'dric,    -dric  al,    -he- 

drom'e  try,      -dro  met'ric,      -he'- 

dron,    -he'drous. 
p6ry  math,     -math'ic,      po  lym'a- 

thist    (-lim'-),    -a  thy. 
p6  lym.'e  ter,       pol  y  mi'cro  scope, 

-y  mor'phic,    -mor'phism,    -mor'- 

phous,    -mor^phy. 
P6ry  ne'si  a     (-shi  a),     isls.     Pac. 

Oc,     -ne'sian    (-shan). 
p61  y  no' mi  al,   -al  ism,   -al  ist. 
p6ryp,     po  lyp'e  an,     -lyph'a  gous, 

-a  gy  (-ji),  pol  y  pha'gi  a, 

-phag'ic    (-faj'-). 
pol'yp-col^o  ny,    =stem,    =stock. 
p6Py  pet'a  lous. 
p61  y  phe'mus,     a     cyclops;     the 

king=crab,    Pol  y  phe'mus,    Zool. 

genus;    Homer    Odyssey.        pol- 

y  phe'mous,    one=eyed. 
pol'y  phone,       -pho'ni  a,       -ni  an, 

-phon'ic,   po  lyph'o  nism,   -o  nist, 

-o  nous,    -o  ny. 
p61'y  phote,    -pho^tal. 
p61'y  phyl'lous. 


p61'y  pod,    po  lyp'o  da. 

p61'y  pus,    n.,    pi.    -y  pus  es    (-6z) 

or    -pi,    pol'y  pous,    a. 
pdl'y  scope,     -y  sperm,     -sper^my, 

-sper'mal,  -sper'mous. 
p61  y  syl'la  ble,       -lab'ic,       -ic  al, 

-lab'i  cism. 
p61  y  syl'lo  gism,     -lo  gis'tic,     -y- 

syn'de  ton,     -y  syn'the  sis,     -the- 

tism,       -thet'ic,       -ic  al,       -al  ly, 

-thet'i  cism. 
p61  y  tech'nic    (-tek'-),    -al,    -nics. 
pol'y  the''ism,       -the''ist,        -is'tic, 

-tic  al,      -al  ly,      -the^ize,      -ized, 

-I  zing. 
p61'y  type,  -typed,  -typ  ing  (-tip'-), 

-typ'ic  al    (-tip'-). 
pom'ace    (pum'-),    crushed    fruit; 

fish  refuse,  poma'ceous,  pom'ace - 

fly. 
p6  made',        -mad'ed,       -ma'tum, 

-man'der,  po  man'der-ball. 
Po  mard'  (-mar'),  a  kind  of  wine. 
p6m'be. 

pome,  po  mif'er  ous,   po'mi  form. 
p6me'gran  ate    {or  pum'-). 
p6me'roy. 

po'mi  cuPture,    -mi  form. 
Po  mi'no    (-me'-). 
pom  ma'do. 
pom'mel    (pum'-),     -ing    or    -ling, 

-meled    or    -melled,   -mel  er. 
Po  mo'la.   Myth. 

po  mol'o  gy,   -o  gist,    -mo  log'i  cal. 
p6mp. 

pom'pa  dour   (-door). 
pom  pa'no,    =shell. 
Pom  pe'ii    (-pa'ye),    ancient    city, 

-pe'ian  (-yan). 
pom'pom,    a   gun;    pom'^pom',   a 

dance. 
pom'pon. 
pom'pous,     -ly,     -ness,     -pos'i  ty, 

-po'so. 
Pon'ce  (-tha),  t.  P.  R. 
pon  ceau'  (-so'). 
Pon'ce    de    Le  on'    (pon'tha    da 

la  on'    or    pons    de    le'on),    Sp. 

discoverer. 
Ponce  let'     (pons'la'),     Fr.     engi- 
neer. 
pon'cho. 
p6nd,  -age,  pond'weed. 


not,  nor,  iise,  up,  6rn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  Badi. 


pond-apple 


462 


pornography 


pond'«ap'ple,      -carp,      -dog^vood, 

-fish,       -hen,       -HI  y,       -mul  let, 

-mus  sel,       -perch,        -pick^er  el, 

-pine,     -scum,     -shrimp,     -snail, 

-spice,    -tur  tie. 
pon'der,    -a  ble,    -ble  ness,    -a  bil'- 

i  ty,    -er,    -ing,    -ing  ly. 
pon'der  ous,     -ly,     -ness,     -os'i  ty, 

-o  mo'tive. 
Pdndlcher'ry      (-sher'-),      t.    E. 

Indies. 
pone,  corn  bread. 
po'ne,  a  writ;  a  game. 
pon  gee', 
pon'go. 

pon'iard  (-yard). 
Po  ni  a  tow' ski     (po  ne  a  tov'ske), 

Pol.  prince. 
Po  noc'ra  tes       (-tez),      Rabelais' 

romance. 
pdnt. 

Pon'tacq  (-tak),  a  wine. 
p6n'tage. 
Pont  char  train'    (pon^shar^tran'), 

Fr.  Minister  of  State. 
pdn'tiff,   -tif'ic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly,    -tif- 

i  cate,    -ca'ted,    -casting,    -ti  fex. 
p6n'til,  an  iron  rod. 
pSn'tJle,   -ti  nal. 
PSn'tine. 
P6n'ti  us       Pi'late      (p6n'sM  us), 

Bih._ 
p6n  toon',  -ing,  -to  nier',  pon  toon'- 

train,  p.  bridge. 
pd'ny,    -saw,    -truck,    p.  en'gine. 
pood, 
poo'dle. 

pooh  (poo  or  pdo),  -pooh. 
poo'jd  or  -jdh. 
po&l,   -er,    -ing,    pooled,    pool' -ball, 

-play^er,    -room,    -rush,    -sell  er, 

-snipe,  -tick^et. 
poo'na-wood. 
poon'dy=oil. 
poon'ga-oil. 
poop,  -cab^in,  -lan'tern. 
poor,     -ly,     -li  ness,     -ness,     pdor'- 

house,    -mas  ter,    -will,  a   bird. 
poor' -box,     -farm,     -lights,     -rate, 

-spir^it  ed. 
pop,  -per,  -ping,  popped,  pop'-corn, 

-dock,  -eyed,  -eyes,  -gun,   -shop, 

pop'ping-crease. 


Po  pay  an'  (-pi  an'),  c.  Colombia. 
pope,  -dom,  -hood,  -kin,  -ling,  -ship, 

pop'er  y,    -ish,    -ish  ly. 
pope-joan'       (=j6n'),       pope's-eye, 

-head,  -nose. 
p6p'in  jay. 
p6p'lar,       -lared,         pop'lar-birch, 

-bor  er,  -buds,   -dag'ger,  a  moth, 

-gir^dler,    a    beetle,    -gray,    -kit- 
ten,     -leaf,      -lute^string,      -root, 

-spin  ner,    -tree,    -twig. 
p6p'lin. 
P6p'o  crat. 

Po  po  vec'    (-vets'),    t.    Hung. 
pSp'pet,  -head,  -valve. 
pop'ple,  -pled,  -pling. 
pop'py,    -pied,    pop'py  cock,    pop'- 

py-bed,      -bee,      -bud,      -flow^'er, 

-head,  -leaf,  -maFlow,  -oil,  -seed, 

-stem. 
pop'u  lar,    -ly,    -ness,    -ize,    -ized, 

-fzer,  -lazing,  -i  za'tion,  -lar'i  ty. 
pop'u  late,     -lasted,     -la''ting,    -la''- 

tor,    -la'tion,    -lace,    -lous,    -lous- 

ly,    -lous  ness. 
P6p'u  lism,  -u  list. 
P6r'a  tha    {or   po  ra'-),    Bih. 
por'cate,    -ca'ted. 
porce'lain    {or   -\\n   or   por'ce  lin), 

-ist,     -lain  Ite,     -lain  ized,     por''- 

ce  la'ne  ous. 
porce'lain-ce  ment^,    -clay,     -coF- 

or,     -crab,     -fur^nace,     -gild'ing, 

-jas^per,  -lace,  -ov^en,  -pa'per. 
por'ce  lane,  shell  money. 
porch. 

por'clne  {or  -sin). 
Por'ci  us   (-shi  us),   Bih. 
por'cu  pine,        -crab,        -dis  ease^ 

-fish,  -grass,  -quill,  -wood. 
pore,    pored,    por'ing,    por'al,    po- 

rif'er  al,      -er  an,      -er  ous,      po'- 

rose,    -rous,    -rous  ly,    -rous  ness, 

-ros'i  ty. 
por'gee,  a  coarse  silk. 
por'gy,  pi.  -gies  (-giz),  a  fish. 
po''ri  ci'dal,    po  rif'er  ous. 
pork,  -er,  -ling,  -y,  pork'wood. 
pork'-butch^er,       -chop,       -eat'er, 

-pit,    p.    pie,    p.    sau^sage. 
por  noc'ra  cy. 
por'no  graph,     -graph'ic,     -nog'ra- 

pher,    -ra  phy. 


fate,   fit,   far,   fall,    fare,   fast,   sofa,    mete,   mgt,   her,   ice.   In,    note, 


porphyrite 


463 


posterity 


por'phy  rite,  -rit'ic,  -ic  al  ly, 
-rize,  -rized,  ri  zing,  -rl  za'tion, 
-phy  ry,    por'phy  ry=moth,  »shell. 

por'phy  ro  gene^,    -ro  gen'i  tus. 

por'poise  (-pus),  =oil,  =skin. 

p6r'ridge. 

p6r'rin  ger. 

port,  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  -a  ble,  -a  ble- 
ness,  -a  bil'i  ty,  -age,  por'la, 
por'tal,    -ta  tive. 

port'last,  port'man,  -reeve,  -way, 
-fol'io  (or  -fo'li  5). 

port' 'bar,  -bit,  ^caus  tic,  -cray  on, 
-e  lec'tric,  a.,  -face,  -fire,  -flange, 
-hole,  -hook,  -Ian  yard,  -lid, 
-lift  er,  -mote,  -pend''ant,  -rope, 
-rule,  -sale,  -sash,  -sill,  -stop'- 
per,  -tac  kle,  -town,  port'man - 
note,  port -tac  kle  man,  port 
wine. 

Per  tage'  des  Sioux'  (por  tazh' 
da   sdo'),  vil.  Mo. 

por  ta  men' to. 

Port  au  Prince'  (5  prins'),  t. 
Haiti. 

port  cul'lis,   -ing,   -lised. 

Port  de  Paix'  (de  pa'),  t.  Haiti. 

Porte,  the  Turkish  court. 

porte'-ac  id,  'ban  heur'  (-bon- 
ner'),  -co  chere'  (-ko  shar'),  'dra- 
peati'    (-p6'),    -mon  naie'    (-naO- 

por  tend',  -ed,  -ing,  -tent',  -tent'- 
ous,    -ous  ly,    -ous  ness. 

por'ter,  -age,  -ess,  por'ter-house,  a 
house,    por'ter  house   steak. 

Por'ti  a  (-shI  a),  Shak.  Merchant 
of  Venice. 

por'ti  CO,  pi.  -coes  or  -cos  (-koz), 
-coed. 

por'tiere'   (port  yar'). 

por'tion,  -a  ble,  -er,  -ing,  -ist, 
-less,  -tioned. 

port'ly,   -li  ness. 

port  man'teau  (-to). 

por'trait,  -ist,  -trai  ture,  por'- 
trait'Iens,  -paint^er,  =stQne. 

por  tray',   -al,   -er,   -ing,   -trayed'. 

Port   Sa  id'   (sa  ed'),    t.    Egypt. 

Por'tu  gal,  Geog.,  -tu  guese  (-ges 
or  -gez). 

portula'ca  {or  -lak'a),  a  plant; 
Por  tu  la  ca,  Bot.  genus. 

po  sa'da. 


pd  sau'ne    (-zou'nS). 

pose  (poz),  posed,  pos'ing,  -er. 

po  se    (p6  za'). 

Po  sei'don.  Myth.,  -do'ni  an, 
-sei'de  on,    a   Gr.   month. 

po'ser  (-zer). 

po  si'tion   (-zlsh^un). 

pos'i  tive  (poz'-),  -ly,  -ness,  -tiv- 
ism,  -tiv'i  ty,  -ti  vis'tic,  Pos'i- 
tiv  ist. 

pos'net. 

pos'se,   p.   com  i  td'tus. 

pos  sess'  (poz  zes'),  -sessed',  -ses'- 
sion  (-zesh'un),  -sion  al,  -sive, 
-sive  ly,    -sor,   -so  ry. 

pos'set,  -ale,  -cup,  -pot. 

pds'sl  ble,   -si  bly,    -si  bil'i  ty. 

pos  sum,   -oak. 

post,  w.,  a  piece  of  timber,  -bird, 
-butt,  -ce  dar,  -drill,  -driv  er, 
-hole,  -jack,  -line,  -mill,  -oak, 
-pock  et,    -wind^lass. 

post,  v.,  to  bring  to  pubhc  notice, 
-ed,    -er,    post' -bill. 

post,  a  station,  -ad^ju  tant,  -cap'- 
tain,    -chaise,    -coach,    -hold  er. 

post,  the  mail ;  to  mail,  -age,  -al,  -ed, 
-ing,  -boy,  -man,  -mark,  -marked, 
-mas^ter,  -mas^ter  ship,  -mis''- 
tress, 

post' -bag,  -book,  -box,  -card,  -day, 
-free,  -hack^ney,  -haste,  -horn, 
-horse,  -house,  -monkey,  -note, 
-office,  -paid,  -rid'er,  -road, 
-stamp,  -time,  -town,  -trad^er, 
-wag'on,  post'age^stamp,  post'- 
ing-house,  -inn,  post'al  card, 
pdste   res  tante'. 

post,  adv.,  after,  -clas'sic,  -sic  al, 
-date,  -dat^ed,  -dat'ing,  -di  lu'- 
vi  al,  -vi  an,  -fact,  -fac^tor, 
-grad'u  ate,  -lude,  -me  rid^i  an, 
-rid'i  on  al,  -mil  len'ni  al,  -al  ism, 
-al  ist,    -na'tal,    -pran'di  al. 

post' -com  mun^ion,  -dis  sei'zin, 
-dis  sei'zor,  -en^try,  -ex  iFi  an, 
-ex  is^tence,  -ex  is' tent,  -morn'- 
ing,  'mortem,  -Ni'cene,  -night, 
-nup'tial. 

post'mas  ter-gen'er al,  -gen'er  al- 
ship. 

p6s  te'rJ  or,   -or  ly,   -or'i  ty. 

pos  tfir'i  ty. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etude,  food,  f^t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


postern 


464 


poundwort 


pos'tern,  =door,  -gate. 

p6st'hu  mous,   -ly. 

pos  tirion,   -basque,   -belt. 

post  na'tus,    pi.    -tl. 

post  pone',  -ment,  -poned',  -pon'- 
a  ble,    -er,    -ing. 

post'script. 

p6s'tu  late,  -lasted,  -lasting,  -lant. 

p6s'ture,  -tured,  -tur  ing,  -tur  al, 
-tur  er,    -tur  ist. 

po'sy  (-zi),  -ring. 

pot,  -ful,  -ted,  -ter,  -ting,  pot'- 
bel  ly,  a  fish;  a  person,  -head, 
a  person,  -hook,  a  character,  -pie, 
-rack,  -shell,  -sherd,  -stone,  -work, 
pot'ting=cask,  =house,  -stick. 

pot'=bar^ley,  =beFlied,  a.,  -beFly, 
a  belly,  -boiFer,  -boil^ing,  -boy, 
-cake,  -celt,  -cheese,  -claw,  -clep, 

.  -com  pan'ion,  -eye,  -fish,  -fishi- 
er, -fishier  man,  -hang'er,  -hat, 
-hel  met,  -herb,  -hole,  -hook,  a 
hook,  -house,  -hunt  er,  -knight, 
-lace,  -lead,  -lid,  -liq  uor, 
-luck,  -man,  -mar^i  gold,  -met- 
al, -mi  ser,  -pa  per,  -plant, 
-plate,  -roast,  -set  ting,  -shop, 
-shot,  -stick,  -still,  -tree,  -val- 
iant, -wab  bier,  -wal  ler,  -wal- 
lop er,  -wheel,  -works,  -wres- 
tler. 

po'ta  ble,  -ness,  -ta'tion,  po  ta'- 
tion-pen  ny. 

Po  tage',  Jean  (zhan  po'tazh'), 
a  buffoon  in  Fr.  literature. 

pot^a  mog'ra  phy,  -mol'o  gy,  -mo- 
-log'ic  al. 

pSt'ash,  po  tas'sa,  -tas'sic,  -tas'- 
si  um. 

po  ta'to,   pi.   -toes   (-toz). 

po  ta'tO'bee  tie,  -bing,  -blight, 
-bread,  -bug,  -dig^ger,  -dis- 
ease^  -eel,  -fern,  -fun^gus, 
-grant,  -hook,  -mash'er,  -mold, 
-mur^raln,  -oat,  -oil,  -on  ion, 
-pen,  -peel  er,  -plant,  -plant  cr, 
-rot,  -scoop,  -sep'a  ra  tor,  -skin, 
-spir  it,  -starch,  -su  gar,  -vine, 
-wash  er. 

pot'au'feu'  (po'to'fe'). 

potch,  -er,  -ing,  potch'er-en  gine, 
potch'ing-en  gine,    -ma  chined 

p6  teen'. 


po'ten  cy,  -tence,  -tent,  -ten  tate, 
-ten'tial,  -tial  ly,  -ti  al'i  ty  (-shi- 
3,1'-),  -tial  ize,  -ized,  -lazing, 
-ti  ate  (-shi  ate),  -a' ted,  -acting, 
-a  ry,  -a'tion,  -ti  om'e  ter  (-shi- 
om'-),  -ten  tize,  -tized,  -ti''zing, 
-tent  ly,    -tent  ness. 

poth'er. 

po  tiche'    (-tesh'). 

po'tion. 

PSt'iphar,   Bib. 

Po  tiph'e  rah  {or  p6t'i  phe'-).  Bib. 

po  t6m'e  ter, 

pot  pour  ri'    (po^poo^re'). 

po  Ire'ro    (-tra'-). 

pSt'tage. 

Pot'ta  wat'to  mies  (-w6t'-),  tribe 
of  Indians;  -wat'ta  mie,  co.  la.; 
-wat'o  mie,    co.    Kan.;    co.  Okla. 

pot'ter,  -er,  -y,  pot'ter-wasp,  pot'- 
ter  y-gage,  -kiln,  -paint  ing, 
-print  ing,    =tis  sue,    -tree,    -ware. 

pot'tle,  -bcFlied,  -bod^ied,  -deep, 
-draft  or  -draught. 

pouch,  -er,  -ing,  -less,  pouched, 
pouch'gill,  a  fish,  -bone,  -gilled, 
-hook,    -mak'er,    -mouse,    -toad. 

Pou  chef  (poo^sha'),  Fr.  natural- 
ist. 

pou  drStte'   (poo-). 

pouf    (poof),    a    head-dress. 

pouffe    (poof),    rounded    and    soft. 

Pough  keep'sie  (p6ki[)'si),  c.  N.  Y. 

Pou  gin'  (poo'zhan'),  Fr.  art  critic. 

Pouil  let'    (pcro'ya'),    Fr.    physicist. 

Pou  jou  lat'  (poo'zhoo'la'),  Fr.  hist. 

pou  laine'    (poo-). 

pou  lard'   (poo-). 

poule    (p(X)l). 

pou  let'   (poo  la'). 

poulp    or    poulpe    (poolp). 

poult,    poul'ter  er. 

poult 'dc'soie'    (poo -de -s wo'). 

poult'-foot. 

poul'tice,  -ticed,  -tic'ing,  poul'- 
tice-boot,     -shoe. 

poul'try,  -farm,  -feed'er,  -house, 
-yard. 

pounce,   pounced,   poun'cer,   -cing. 

pounce' -bag,  -box,  -pamper,  -tree, 
poun'cing-ma  chine'. 

pound,  -age,  -al,  -ed,  -er,  -ing, 
pound'man,  -mas  ter,  -wort. 


fate,    fat,   far,   fall,   fS,re,    fast,   sofa,    mete,   met,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


pound'boat 


465 


preadamic 


pound=boat,  -breach,  »cake, 
'fooFish,  -keep^er,  -net,  -rate, 
-scoop,  pound'ing=bar  rel,  »ma- 
chine^   pound'   weight. 

pour,  -er,  -ing,  poured,  pour'ing- 
gate,    -hole,    -stick. 

pour'boire'    (poor  bwor'). 

Pour  ceau  gnac'  (pcror'son'yak'), 
Moliere's    comedy. 

pou'rie    (poo'rl). 

pour' par' ler'    (paDr^par''la'). 

pour'point  (poor'-),  -poin  te  rie' 
(-pwSn  te  re'). 

Pousse' 'Ca  fe'    (poos'-ka  fa'). 

pous  sfitte'  (poos-),  -set'ted,  -set'- 
ting. 

pou    sto    (poo). 

pout,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly, 
pout'-net. 

p6v'er  ty,  -grass,  -plant,  -strick- 
en,   -struck,    -weed. 

pow'der,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  -i  ness, 
-dered. 

pow'der-blow^er,  -box,  -cart, 
-cham^ber,  -chest,  -di  vi'sion, 
-down,  -flag,  -flask,  -gun,  -horn, 
-hose,  -mag  a  zine',  -man,  -mill, 
-mine,  -mix  er,  -mon  key,  -pa- 
per, -post,  -prov  er,  -puff, 
-room,  -scut  tie,  -skoot,  pow'- 
der ing-gown,    -mill,    -tub. 

pow'er,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful  ness, 
-less,    -less  ly,    -less  ness,    -ered. 

pow'er-cap^stan,  -ham  mer, 

-house,  -lathe,  -loom,  -ma- 
chine^    -press,    -us'er. 

Pow^ha  tin',  co.  Va.;  Indian 
chief. 

pow'wow,    -ing,    -er,    -wowed. 

pox,    -stone. 

poy'net. 

Poz  so  ny'    (pozh^o  ne'),    t.    Hung, 

poz'zo    (pot'so). 

poz  zu  o  la'na  (p6t^soo  6  la'na), 
-lan'ic. 

Poz  zu  o'li   (p6t  soo  6'le),   t.   It. 

pra.c'tice,  n.,  -ti  cal,  -cal  ly,  -cal- 
ness,  -cal'i  ty,  -ca  ble,  -ble  ness, 
-bly,   -bil'i  ty,   prac'tice-ship. 

prdc  ti  CO    (-te  ko). 

pric'tise  or  -tice,  v.,  -tised,  -tis- 
ing,   -tis  er,   -ti'tion  er  (-tish'un-). 

Pra  di  er'    (-de  a'),    Fr.    sculptor. 


Praed    (prad),    Eng.    poet. 

Pra  e  va'li   (-le),   vil.   Aust. 

prag  mafic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  -al- 
ness,  -ma  tism,  -tist,  -tize, 
-tized,    -ti'zer,    -ti  zing. 

prai'rle,  -ried,  prai'ric-al  li  ga  tor, 
-ap  pie,  -bean,  -bird,  -bit  ters, 
-brant,  -bur  dock,  -chick^en, 
-clo  ver,  -cock  tail,  -dock,  -dog, 
-fal  con,  -fly,  -fox,  -goose, 
-grass,  -hawk,  -hen,  -mar  mot, 
-mole,  -oys  ter,  -pi  geon,  -plov- 
er, -plow,  -rat  tier,  -rat  tie- 
snake,  -rose,  -schoon  er,  -snipe, 
-squir  rel,  -tur  nip,  -war  bier, 
-wolf. 

Prai'rie  du  Chien'  (pra're  du 
shen'),    c.    Wis. 

praise,  -ful,  -less,  -wor  thy,  -thi  ly, 
-thi  ness,  praised,  prais'ing,  -er, 
praise' -meet  ing. 

pra'  line    {or  -len'). 

pram. 

prance,  pran'cer,  -cing,  -cing  ly, 
pranced. 

pran'di  al. 

prank,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ish, 
-some. 

prase  (praz),  pra'soid,  pras'i  nous. 

prate,   prat'ed,    -er,    -ing,    -ing  ly. 

prSt'ique    (-ek). 

prat'tle,  -tied,  -tier,  -tling,  prat'- 
tle  box,    a    person. 

prawn. 

prax'is. 

Prax  it'e  les  (-lez),  Gr.  sculp., 
-it  e  le'an. 

pray,    -er,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    prayed. 

pray 'ing -desk,  -in^sect,  -machine^ 
-man'tis,    -wheel. 

pray' a    (pri'a),    a   walk    or    drive. 

Pray'a,    Zool.    genus. 

prayer  (prar),  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful- 
ness,   -less,    -less  ly,    -less  ness. 

prayer' -bead,  -book,  -car  pet, 
-cure,  -meet  ing,  -mill,  -mon- 
ger,  -rug,   -stick,   -thong,   -wheel. 

preach,  -er,  -er  ship,  -ing,  -ment, 
-y,    preach'ing-cross. 

pre  ac  quaint'ance. 

pre  act',   -ed,    -ing,    -ac'tion. 

pre  ad'&m  ite,  -it'ic,  -ic  al,  -a- 
dam'ic. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  tip,  ftrn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 
30 


preamble 


466 


prematurity 


pre'am  ble,   -am'bu  lar,    -la'ry. 

prfib'end,  -en  da^'ry,  -ry  ship,  -en- 
dal   {or   pre  ben'dal). 

pre  ca'ri  ous,  -ly,  -ness. 

prec'a  tJve,    -a  to'ry. 

pre  cau'tion,  -al,  -a  ry,  -cau'tious, 
-tious  ly. 

pre  cede',  -ced'ed,  -ence,  -en  cy, 
-ent,  a.,  -ent  ly,  -er,  -ing,  -ces'- 
sion,  -sion  al,         prec'e  dent 

(pres'-),  n. 

pre  cen'tor,   -ship. 

pre'cept,  -cep'tive,  -tor,  -to'ri  al, 
-cep'to  ry,    -tress. 

pre'ces    (-sez). 

Pre  cheur'  (pra^sher'),  t.  Mar- 
tinique,  W.  I. 

pre'ci'euse'   (pra^se^ez'). 

pre'cinct. 

pre'cious   (prSsh'us),   -ly,   -ness. 

prec'i  pice  (pres'-),  pre  cip'i  tous, 
-tous  ly,    -tous  ness. 

pre  cip'i  ent. 

pre  cip'i  tate,  -ta'ted,  -ta''ting, 
-ta'tive,  -ta^tor,  -ta'tion,  -i  tance, 
-tan  cy,  -tant,  -tant  ly,  -tant- 
ness,  -ta  ble,  -ta  bil'i  ty,  -i  tate- 
ly,    -tate  ness. 

pre'cis'    (praise'). 

pre  cise'  (-sis'),  -ly,  -ness,  -cis'- 
ian  (-sizh'an),  -an  ism,  -an  ist, 
-cis'ion  (-sizh'un),  -on  ist,  -on- 
ize,  -ized,  -i  zing,  -cl'sive,  pre- 
ci'so    (pra  che'so). 

pre  elude',  -clud'ed,  -ing,  -clu'- 
sive,   -sive  ly,   -sion   (-zhun). 

pre  co'cious  (-shus),  -ly,  -ness, 
-coc'i  ty    (-k6s'-). 

pre  cog  ni'tion   (-nish'un). 

pre=Co  lum'bi  an. 

pre  con  ceive',  -ceived',  -ceiv'ing, 
-ceit',    -cep'tion. 

pre  con  cert',  v.,  -ed,  -ed  ly,  -ed- 
ness,    -cer'tion,    pre  con'cert,    n. 

pre  cur'sor,    -so  ry,    -sive. 

pre  da'ceous   (-shus),    -da'ce  an. 

pre  date',    -dat'ed,    -dat'ing. 

prfid'a  to  ry,  -to'ri  ly,  -ri  ness, 
-da'tion. 

pred^e  ces'sor   {or   pred'-). 

pre  des'tJne,  -tined,  -tin  ing,  -ti  na'- 
tive,  -na^tor,  -na'ri  an,  -an  ism, 
-ti  nate,  -na^ted,  -na^ting,  -na'tion. 


pre  de  ter'mJne,  -mined,  -min- 
ing,   -mi  nate,    -na'tion. 

pre'di  al. 

pred'i  cate,  -ca''ted,  -casting,  -ca- 
ble, -ca  bil'i  ty,  -captive,  -tive  ly, 
-ca  to^ry,    -cant,    -ca'tion. 

pre  diet',  -ed,  -ing,  -a  ble,  -ive, 
-ive  ly,  -or,  -o  ry,  -dic'tion, 
-tion  al. 

pre  &l  lect',    -ed,    -ing,    -lec'tion. 

pre  dis  pose',  -posed',  -pos'ing, 
-po'nent,    -po  si'tion    (-zlsh'un). 

pre  dom'i  nant,  -ly,  -nance,  -nan- 
cy, -nate,  -na^ted,  -na^ting, 
-ting  ly,    -na'tion, 

pre'dy. 

pre  em'i  nent,  -ly,  -nence,  -nen  cy. 

pre  empt',  -or,  -o  ry,  -emp'tion, 
-tion  er,    -emp'tive. 

Pre'ez    (pra'ets),    t.    Prus. 

preface,  -aced,  -a  cing,  -a  cer, 
-a  to  ry,    -to'ri  al,    -ri  ly. 

pre'fect,  -fec'to  ral,  -to'ri  al,  -fec- 
ture,    -fec'tu  ral. 

pre  fer',  -er,  -ment,  -ring,  -ferrcd', 
prefer  a  ble,  -ble  ness,  -bly,  -a- 
bil'i  ty,   -er  ence,  -en'tial,   -tial  ly. 

pre' jet'    (pra^fa'). 

pre  fig'ure,  -ment,  -ured,  -ur  ing, 
-ur  a  tive,    -u  ra'tion. 

pre  fix',  v.,  -ing,  -fixed',  pre'fix,  n. 

pre  hen'sJle,  -si  ble,  -sor,  -so  ry, 
-sion. 

pre  his  tfir'ic,    -al,    -al  ly. 

Preig  nac'    (pran  yak'). 

pre  judge',  -judged',  -judg'ing, 
-ment. 

pre  ju'di  cate,  -canted,  -casting, 
-cal,    -captive,    -ca'tion, 

prSj'u  dice,  -diced,  -dicing,  -dl'- 
cial  (-dish'al),  -cial  ly,  -cial  ness. 

prSl'ate,  -ship,  prel'a  cy,  -a  tism, 
-a  tist,  -a  tize,  -tized,  -tl^zing, 
-a  ture,  -ture  ship,  pre  la'tial, 
-lat'ic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly. 

pre  lect',  -ed,  -ing,  -lec'tor,  -lec'- 
tion. 

pre  lim'i  na  ry,    -na  ri  ly. 

pre'lude  {or  prgl'-),  n.,  pre  lude', 
v.,  -lud'ed,  -lud'ing,  -lud'er  {or 
pre'-  or  pr61'-),  pre  lu'sive, 
-sive  ly,    -so  ry,    -so  ri  ly. 

pre  ma  ture',   -ly,    -ness,    -tu'ri  ty. 


fate,   fat,   far,   fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,   ice,   in,   note, 


premeditate 


467 


pretentiousness 


pre  med'i  tate,      -tasted,      -ted  ly, 

-ted  ness,    -tasting,    -tate  ly,    -ta^- 

tive,    -ta'tion. 
pre'ml  er,   a.   and   n.,   -ship,    pre- 
miere'   (prem  yar'). 
prSm'ise,     n.,     pre  mise'     (-miz'), 

v.,  -mised,  -mis'ing. 
pre'ml  um,  pi.  -urns. 
pre  ni6n'ish,       -ished,       -ish  ing, 

-i  tive,    -i  tor,    -to'ry,    -ri  ly. 
pre  mu'ni  to  ry,  -ni'tion  (-nish'un). 
pre  na'tal,    -tal  ly. 
pre  oc'cu  py,   -ing,   -pied,   -pan  cy, 

-pant,    -pa'tion. 
pre  or  dain',    -ing,    -dained',    -or'- 

di  nance,  -di  na'tion. 
pre  pare',   -pared',   -par'ed  ly,   -ed- 

ness,    -par'ing,    -par'a  tive,    -tive- 

ly,    -tor,    -to  ry,    -to  ri  ly,    prep^- 

a  ra'tion. 
pre  pay',    -ing,    -ment,    -paid'. 
pre  pense',    -ly,    -pen'sive. 
pre  pon'der  ant,    -ly,    -ance,    -an- 

cy,  -ate,    -a''tcd,   -acting,  -ting  ly, 

-der  ous,    -der  a'tion. 
prep  o  si'tion  (-zlsh'un),  -al,  -al  ly. 
pre  pos  sess'   (-poz  zes'),   -sess'ing, 

-ing  ly,    -or,    -ses'sion    (-zesh'un). 
pre  p6s'ter  ous,    -ly,    -ness. 
pre  rfeq'ui  site    (-rek'M  zit). 
pre  rog'a  tive,    -ly. 
prfis'age    {or   pre'-),    «.,    pre  sage', 

v.,  -ment,  -saged',  -sa'ging,  -sa'ger. 
Pre=Saint=Ger  vas'  (prgf^safi^- 

zher^va'),    suburb    Paris. 
pres'by  ter   {or   prez'-),    -byt'er  al, 

(-bit'-),    -byt'er  ate    (-bit'-),    -by- 

te'ri  al,      -al  ly,      -te'ri  um,     -ter- 

ship,    -ter  y. 
Pres  by  te'ri  an,  -ism,  -an  ly,  -an- 

ize,    -ized,    -i  zing. 
pre'sci  ence    (-shI  ens    or    -shgns), 

-sci  ent,    -ent  ly. 
pre  scribe',     -scribed',      -scrib'ing, 

-er,  pre'script,  -scrip'ti  ble,  -bil'i- 

ty,  -scrip' tive,  -tion,  -tion  ist,  pre- 

scrip'tion-glass. 
pres'ence   (prez'-),   -ent,   n.   or  a., 

-ly,     pre  sent'    (-zent'),    v.,    -ed, 

-er,    -ing,    -a  ble,    -a  tive,    -ment, 

pres^en  ta'tion      (prez'-),      pres'- 

ence=cham'ber,    =room,    pres'ent- 

per  feet. 


pre  sen'ti  ment,  -ti  men'tal,  -sen'- 

tient  (-sh6nt). 

pre  sent'ment. 

pre  serve'  (-zerv'),  -serv'a  ble, 
-a  bil'i  ty,  -a  tive,  -a  to  ry,  -er, 
-ing,  -served',  pres'er  va'tion 
(prez''-),    pre  serve'=jar. 

pre  side'  (-zid'),  -sid'ed,  -sid'er, 
-sid'ing,  pres'i  den  cy  (prez'-), 
-dent,  -dent  ship,  -den'tial,  pre- 
sld'i  al,  -sid'i  a  ry,  pre  si'di  o 
(pra  se'de  6),  a  military  post, 
Pre  si'di  o  (pra  se'de  6),  co.  Tex. 

pre' so  (pra'-). 

Presque  Isle  (presk  el),  co. 
Mich.;    tp.    Me. 

press,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -or, 
pressed,  pres'sion,  press'man, 
-room,    -work. 

press' =a''gent,  --beam,  =bed,  =blan- 
ket,  -blocks,  -boards,  -boy, 
-cake,  -gang,  -girth'ing,  -key, 
-mark,  -mas  ter,  -mon  ey, 
-pack,  -pile,  -pin,  -plate, 
-print'ing,   -proof,   -stone,   -yeast. 

press'el. 

press'er-bar,    -fly'er,    -foot,  -frame. 

press'ing-bag,  -board,  -i'ron, 
-plate,    -roller. 

Pres  sense'  (pra's6hsa'),  Fr.  theol. 

pres'sure  (presh-),  -bar,  -bloVer, 
-fig'ure,  -firter,  -foraging, 

-frame,  -gage,  -note,  -reg'is  ter, 
-screw,     -spot,     -tone. 

pres  tez'za    (pras  tat'sa). 

preset!  dig'i  ta'tor  (-dij'-),  -i  ta'- 
tion,   pres  tig'i  a  tor    (-tij'-). 

pres'tige    (-tij    or   -tezh'). 

prfes'to,    pres  tis'si  mo. 

Prest'wich,    vil.    Eng. 

pre  sume'  (-zum'),  -sum'a  ble, 
-a  bly,  -ed  ly,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly, 
-sumed',  -sump'tion,  -sump'tive, 
-tive  ly,  -tu  ous,  -ous  ly,  -ous- 
ness. 

pre  sup  pose',  -posed',  -pos'al, 
-pos'ing,  -po  si'tion  (-zlsh'un), 
-tion  less. 

pre  tend',  -ed,  -ed  ly,  -er,  -er- 
ship,    -ing,    -ing  ly. 

pre  tense'  or  -tence',  -less,  -ten'- 
sion,  -ten'tious  (-shus),  -tious- 
ly,     -tious  ness. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  iip,  6rn,  etiide,  fcrod,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


preterit 


468 


principling 


prfit'er  it  or  -ite,  -it  ness,  pre  tgr'i- 

tive. 
pre  ter  nat'u  ral,      -ism,      -ral  ly, 

-ness. 
pre'text. 
pre  ton'ic. 
pre'tor,      -ship,      -to'ri  al,      -ri  an, 

-an  ism,    -ri  um,   pi.    -ri  a. 
pret'ty      (prit'-),      -ti  ly,      -ti  ness, 

pret'ty  prefty,      pret'ty =grass,      a 

plant,    =spo  ken. 
prSt'zel    (-sel). 
Preuss    (prois),    Ger.    hist. 
pre  vail',     -ing,     -ing  ly,     -vailed', 

prev'a  lent,    -ly,    -lence,    -len  cy. 
pre  v^r'i  cate,     -canted,      -casting, 

-ca''tor,    -ca'tion. 
pre  ven'i  ent. 
pre  vent',     -a  ble,     -a  bil'i  ty,     -a- 

tive,    -ed,    -er,    -ing,    -ive,   -ive  ly, 

-ive  ness,    -ven'tion. 
Pre've  sa     (pra'va  sa),     t.     Turk., 

Europe. 
pre'vJ  ous,    -ly,    -ness. 
pre  vise'    (-viz'),    -vised',    -vis'ing, 

-vi'sion    (-vish'un). 
Pre  vost'    (pre  v6'),    Eng.    gen. 
Pre  vost'      (pra'vo'),      Fr.      gaol.; 

Swiss    philos.;    Fr.    auth. 
prey    (pra),    -er,    -ing,    preyed. 
Pri'an,    Homer   Iliad. 
Prl  a' pus,    Myth.,    -a  pe'an. 
Pri  bi  lof    Is  lands    (pre  be  16v'), 

Behring   sea. 
price,    -less,    -less  ly,    priced,    pri'- 

cing,    price' =cur^ rent,    -list,    -tag. 
prick,     -ing,      -er,      -et,     pricked, 

prick'fish,  -foot,  -shot,  -tim  ber,  a 

tree,   -wood,  a  tree,  prick'-eared, 

-post,      -punch,      -spur,      -wheel, 

-me-dain  ty,  prick'ing-note, 

-wheel. 
pric'kle,     -kled,     -kling,     prick'ly, 

-h  ness. 
pric'kle  back,     a     fish,     pric'kle - 

-cell,    -fish,    -lay  er,    -yel  low. 
prick'ly  back,     a     fish,     prick'ly- 

ash,      -broom,      -ce  dar,      -grass, 

-pear,    -pole,    -spined,    -withe. 
pride,  -ful,   -ful  ly,   -ful  ness,   -less, 

prid'ed,    -ing. 
pride' -gav'el,      -of=Bar  ba'dos,      a 

plant,    -of-Chi'na,   a   plant,    -of- 


Co  lum'bi  a,     a     plant,     -of-In'- 

di  a,     a    plant,     -of-Lon'don,     a 

plant,     -of-O  hi'o,    a    plant. 
pric'dieu'    (pre^-dye'). 
pri'er. 
Priess'nitz         (pres'nits),         Ger. 

originator    of    the    water-cure. 
priest,    -ess,    -hood,    -like,    -ly,    -li- 

ness,    priest'craft,    -fish,    -ridMen. 
priest'-cap,    -ill,    -monk,    pricst's- 

crown. 
prig,   -ger  y,   -gish,    -gish  ly,    -gish- 

ness. 
Prim    (prem),    Sp.    statesman. 
prim,  -ly,   -ming,   -ness,  primmed. 
pri'ma      (pre'-),      p.      ddn'na,      pi. 

-don'nas     (-naz),     prl' ma    }d'ci  e 

(-shI  e). 
pri'ma  cy,    -mal,    -mal'i  ty. 
pri' mage, 
pri'ma  ry,     -ri  ly,     -ri  ness,     -ma'- 

ri  an. 
pri'mate,    -ship,    -ma'tial,    -mat'ic, 

-ic  al. 
prime,    -ly,    -ness,    primed,    prlm'- 

ing,    prim'er,    prime' -staff'. 
prim'er,   a   first   book;   a   kind   of 

type. 
prim'er-pouch,    -sei'zin. 
pri  me'val,    -ly. 
prl  ml  ce'rl  on    or    -um. 
prim'ing-horn,   -i^ron,   -ma  chine', 

-powMer,    -tube,    -wire. 
prim'i  tive,      -tive  ly,      -tive  ness, 

-tiv'i  ty. 
pri' mo    (pre'-). 
pri  mo  gen'i  tal,     -i  ta  ry,     -i  tive, 

-i  tor,    -i  ture,    -ture  ship. 
pri  mor'di  al,     -ism,     -al  ly,     -an, 

-al'i  ty. 
primp,    -ing,    primped. 
prim'rose,  -rosed,  prim'rose-peer''- 

less,    -wil'low. 
prJnce,    -dom,    -hood,    -kin,    -less, 

-let,     -like,     -ling,     -ly,     -li  ness, 

-wood,   prince's -feath'er,   -pine. 
Prince -Al'bert,   a   coat. 
prin'cess,      -like,      prin  cesse',      a 

dress. 
prin'ci  pal,  chief,  -ly,  -ness,  -ship, 

-pal'i  ty. 
prin  cip'i  a. 
prin'ci  pie,    -pled,    -pling. 


fate,   fat,   far,   f^ll,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,   ice,   In,   note, 


pringle 


469 


profilograph 


prin'gle^    -gled,    -gling. 
prink,    -er,    -ing,    prinked, 
print,    -ed,    -er,    -ing,    -less. 
print' =bro  ker,      =cloth,      'Cut  ter, 

=field,    =hold  er,     «room,    ^seU'er, 

=shop,     =works. 
print'ing=bod^y,     =frame,     =house, 

=ink,     =ma  chine^     -office,     =pa'- 

per,    -press,    =teFe  graph,     =type, 

-wheel. 
pri'or,  -ate,  -or  ess,  -or  ship,  -o  ry, 

-or'i  ty. 
prism    (prizm),    pris  mat'ic,    -ic  al, 

-al  ly,      -moid,      -moid'al,      -my, 

prism'-train. 
pris'on    (priz'n),    -on  er. 
pris'on»bars,         =base,        --breach, 

=break''ing,  =feVer,  -van,  p.  ship. 
prJs'tine. 
pritli'ee. 

pri'vate,    -ly,    -ness,    -va  cy. 
prFva  teer',    -ing,    -teers'man. 
pri  va'tion,    priv'a  tive,    -tive  ness. 
priv'et,    -moth,  p.   hawk-moth. 
prJv'i  16ge. 

prXv'y,    -i  ly,    -i  ty,    priv'y-fly. 
prix    (pre). 
prize,   prized,   priz'ing,    -er,    -a  ble, 

prize'man. 
prize' -bolt,  -court,  -fight,  -fight^er, 

-list,   -mas^ter,   -mon  ey,   -ring. 
Prje  val'ski  (przha  val'she),  Russ. 

explorer. 
prSb'a  ble,        -a  bly,        -a  bil'i  ty, 

-a  bil  ism,    -a  bil  ist. 
pro'bate,    -ba  tive,    -ba  to  ry,    -ba'- 

tion,  -tion  al,  -tion  a  ry,   -tion  er, 

-er  ship,  -tion  ism,  -tion  ist,  pro'- 

bate-du  ty. 
probe,    probed,    prob'ing,    probe'- 

point'ed,       -scis'sors,       -syr'inge, 

prob'ing-awl. 
pr6b'i  ty. 

prob'lem,   -at'ic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly. 
pro     ho' no    pub'li  co. 
pro  bos'cis      (-sis),      pi.      -ci  des 

(-dez),        -cid'e  an,        -cid'e  ous, 

-cid'i  al,   -i  an,   -i  form,   pro  bos'- 
cis-mon'key,    -rat. 
pro  ceed',   -ed,    -er,    -ing,   -ce'dure, 

-ces'sion  (-sesh'un),   -sion  al,   -al- 

ist,    -al  ly,    -a  ry,    -er,    -ing,    -ist, 

-ces'sive,    pro  ces'sion -flow'er. 


proc'ess  (pros'-),  pro  ces  ver  haV 
(pro^sa  var^bal'),  proc'ess -serv^er. 

Proch'o  rus   (prok'-).   Bib. 

pro  claim',  -ant,  -er,  -ing, 
-claimed',   proc  la  ma'tion. 

pro  cHv'i  ty,    -cli'vous,  -vous  ness. 

Proc'ne  (prok'-),  Myth. 

pro  con'sul,  -su  lar,  -la  ry,  -late, 
-sul  ship. 

pro  cras'ti  nate,  -na  ted,  -na  ting, 
-na  tive,  -na  tor,  -to  ry,  -na'- 
tion. 

pro'cre  ate,  -a^ted,  -acting,  -active, 
-tive  ness,   -a^tor,   -a'tion. 

Pro  crus'tes  (-tez),  Myth.,  -te  an, 
pro  crus'te  an  ize,    -ized,    -i^zing. 

pro  cryp'tic. 

pr6c'tor,   -age,  -ship,   -to'ri  al. 

pro  cum'bent. 

pr6c'u  ra'tor,  -ship,  -to^ry,  -to'ri  al, 
-ra^cy,  -ra'tion. 

pro  cure',  -ment,  -cured',  -cur'er, 
-ing,    -a  ble. 

pro'cu'reur'    (pr6^kd6''rer'). 

pro  cur'sive. 

pro  cur  va'tion. 

Pro'cy  on   (-si-),   Astron. 

prod,  -dcd,  -ding. 

pr6d'i  gal,  -ly,  -gal  ize,  -ized, 
-^zing,  -i  gate,  -ga'ted,  -ga^ting, 
-gal'i  ty. 

prod'i  gy,  pro  dig'ious  (-dij'us), 
-ious  ly,    -ious  ness. 

pro  duce',  v.,  -duced',  -du'cing, 
-cer,  -cent,  -ci  ble,  -ble  ness, 
-bil'i  ty,  -duc'tile,  -duc'tive, 
-tive  ly,  -tive  ness,  -due  tiv'i  ty, 
-duc'tion,    prod'uce,    n.,    -uct,    n. 

pr6d'uce-bro''ker,  -mer^chant,  p. 
ex  changed 

pro'em,    -e'mi  al. 

pro  fane',  -ly,  -ness,  -faned', 
-fan'er,  -ing,  -fan'i  ty,  -fan'a  to  ry, 
pr6f  a  na'tion. 

pro  fess',  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ed  ly, 
-fes'sion  (-fesh'un),  -sion  al,  -al- 
ism,  -al  ly,  -fess'or,  -or  ship,  -fes- 
so'ri  al,    -so'ri  ate,  -fessed'. 

pr6f' fer,   -er,    -fer  ing. 

pro  fi'cient  (-fish'ent),  -ly,  -fi'- 
cience,    -cien  cy. 

pro'file  (-fel  or  -fil),  -filed,  -fil- 
ing,  -fil  ist,    -ftl'o  graph. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etude,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


profile -board 


470 


propriety 


pr6'file=board  (-fel-),  =cut^ter,  ^pa^- 

per,  =piece,    pro'fil  ing=ma  chine''. 
pr6f' it,      -a  ble,      -ble  ness,   -a  bly, 

-ed,     -er,     -ing,     -less,     -less  ly, 

prof'it=shar^ing. 
prof  li  gate,    -ly,    -ness,    -ga  cy. 
pro  found',   -ly,   -ness,   -fun'di  ty. 
pro  fuse'    (-fus'),    -ly,    -ness,    -fu'- 

sion  (-zhun). 
prog,  -ger,  -ging,  progged. 
prog'e  ny     (proj'-),     pro  gen'i  tor, 

-to'ri  al. 
pr6g  no'sis,     -nos'tic,     -nos'ti  cate, 

-canted,     -cabbie,     -casting,      -ca- 

tive,    -cantor,    -ca'tion. 
pro'gr3.in     or     -gramme,      -gram- 

mer,  -gram' ma,  pi.  -ma  ta. 
prdg'ress,   n.,    -ress  ist,    pro  gress', 

v.,    -ing,    -ive,    -ive  ly,    -ive  ness, 

-gres'sion     (-gresh'un),     -sion  al, 

-sion  ist. 
pro^gym  na'si  um   (-zl  um). 
pro  hib'it,     -ed,     -er,     -ing,     -ive, 

-or,    -o  ry,    -hi  bi'tion  (-bish'un), 

-tion  ist,    Pro  hi  bi'tion  ist,    -tion- 

ism. 
pr6j'ect,     n.,     pro  ject',     v.,     -ed, 

-ing,    -ing  ly,    -lie,    -or,    -jec'tion, 

-jec'ture. 
pro  jet'   (-zha'). 
pro'k  gom'e  no7i     {or     prdF-),      pi, 

-e  na,   -e  na  ry,   -e  nous. 
pro'les  (-lez). 
pro  le  taire'   (pro^la^tar'),   prol  e  ta'- 

ri  an,     -an  ism,     -an  ize,     -ized, 

-i'zing,    -ta'ri  at. 
pro  Hf'ic,  -al,  -al  ly,  -ic  ness,  -i  ca- 

cy,     -ca'tion,     -li  fy,     -ing,     -fied, 

-lig'er  ous    (-llj'-). 
pro'lix   {or   -lix'),   -ly,    -ness,    -lix'- 

ity. 
pro  loc'u  tor  {or  pr6Fo  cu'-),  -ship. 
pro'lSgue  or  -log,  -log  ist  {or  pr61'- 

o  gist),    -log  ize    {or   prol'o  gize), 

-ized. 
pro  long',  -a  ble,  -er,  -ing,   -ment, 

-longed',    -Ion  ga'tion, 
pro  16nge'. 

pr6m^e  nade',   -nad'ed,   -er,   -ing. 
Pro  me'the  us        {or       -me'thus). 

Myth.,   -me'the  an,   pro  me'the  a, 

a    moth,    -the  an,    a    glass    tube; 

a  lucifer  match. 


pr6ni'i  nent,  -ly,  -nence,  -nen  cy, 
pro  mis'cu  ous,  -ly,  -ness  -cu'i  ty. 
prdm'ise,     -ised,     -is  ing,     -ing  ly, 

-er,    -or,    -ee',    -is  so  ry,    -so'ri  ly, 

prom'  ise  »  breach,         =break^  er, 

=crammed. 
prom  ne'si  a. 

prSm'on  to  ry,    -to'ri  ous,  -ri  um. 
pro'morph,      -mor  phol'o  gy,      -o- 

gist,    -pho  log'ic  al,    -al  ly. 
pro  mote',      -mot'ed,      -er,      -ing, 

-mo'tive,    -mo'tion. 
prdmpt,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -ly,    -ness, 

-i  tude,  -u  a'ry. 
prompt'»book,       =cen^ter,       -note, 

-side. 
pro  mul'gate,      -ga'ted,      -ga^ting, 

pro'mul  ga^tor,    -ga'tion. 
pro'nate,   -na'tor,   -na'tion. 
prone,  -ly,  -ness. 
pr6ng,  -buck,  -doe,  -horn,  prong'- 

chuck,  -hoe. 
pro'non'ce'   (-sa'). 
pro'noun,    -nom'i  nal,    -nal  ly. 
pro  nounce',         -a  ble,         -ment, 

-nounced',     -noun'ced  ly,     -cing, 

-cer,        pro  nun'cial,        -ci  a  tive 

(-shI-),    -a^tor,    -to''ry,    -ci  a'tion, 

-ci  a  men'to. 
pro'nymph. 
pro  oe'mi  um,  -mi  ac. 
proof,   -less,    -less  ly. 
proof -ar  mor,      -gal  ley,      -glass, 

-house,     -leaf,     -mark,     -pa  per, 

-plane,    -press,    -print,    -print  er, 

-read  er,         -read  ing,         -sheet, 

-spir^it,  -staff,  -stick,  -text. 
prop,  -page,  -ping,  propped,  prop'- 

joint,  -leg,  -stay,  -wood. 
pr6p'a  gand,      -gan'da,      -gan'dic, 

-gan'dism,  -dist. 
prop'a  gate,       -ga^ted,       -ga''ting, 
.    -tive,     -tor,     -to^ry,     -ga  to'ri  um, 

-ga'tion. 
prop'a  ga'ting -bench,  -box,  -glass, 

-house. 
pro  pel',    -ling,    -lant,    -lent,    -ler, 

-ment,  -pelled'. 
pro  pel'  ler-en  gine,  -mow'  er, 

-pump,    -shaft,    -well,    -wheel. 
pro  pense',    -ly,    -ness,    -pen'sion, 

-pen'si  ty. 
pr6p'er,   -ly,   pro  pri'e  ty. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    m6t,    her,   ice,    In,    note, 


property 


471 


prototypical 


prfip'er  ty,    =man,    »mas  ter,    -plot, 

«room,    p.    tax. 
proph'e  cy,    n.,    proph'e  sy    (-si), 

v.,    -sy'ing,    -si^er,    -sied,    proph'- 

e  cy-mon'ger. 
proph'et,  -ess,  -hood,  -ism,  -flow^- 

er,      -ship,      pro  phet'ic,      -ic  al, 

-al  ly. 
prdph^y  lac'tic  (proPI-  or  pro''fi-), 

-al,  -lax'is,  -lax'y, 
pro  pine',    -pined',    -pin'ing,    prop- 

i  na'tion. 
pro  pin'quJ  ty. 
pro'pio  (-pyo). 
pro  pi'ti  ate     (-pish'i  ate),     -a^ted, 

-a  ting,     -a  tor,     -to'ry,     -to^ri  ly,- 

-ti  a  ble   (-pish'I-),   -a'tion, 
pro  pone',  -poned',  -pon'ing,   -p6'- 

nent. 
pro  por'tion,       -a  ble,       -ble  ness, 

-a  bly,    -al,    -al  ly,    -al'i  ty,    -ate, 

-ate  ly,  -ate  ness,   -ment,   -tioned. 
pro  pose',     -pos'al     (-poz'-),     -er, 

-ing,        -posed',        prop  o  sf  tion 

(-zlsh'un),    -tion  al,    -al  ly,    -tion- 

ize,    -ized,    -i^zing. 
pro  pound',  -ed,  -er,  -ing. 
pro  pri'e  ti^ry,     -e  tor,     -tor  ship, 

-to'ri  al. 
pro  pul'sion,   -pul'sive,    -so  ry. 
pro  rate',    -rat'ed,    -rat'ing,    -a  ble, 

pro   rd'ta. 
pro  rogue'         (-rog'),         -rogued', 

-rogu'ing,    -ro  ga'tion. 
pro  sce'ni  um,     pi.     -ni  a,     =arch; 

=box,  ^grooves. 
pro  scribe',  -scribed',  -scrib  er,  -ing, 

pro'script,     -scrip'tion,      -tion  al, 

-tion  ist,  -scrip'tive,  -tive  ly. 
prose    (proz),    pro'sy,    -si  ly,    -si- 

ness,  pros'ing,     -ing  ly,    pro  sa'ic 

(-za'-),     -ic  al,     -al  ly,     -ic  ness, 

-i  cism,  pro'sa  ism  (-za-),   -sa  ist, 

prose' =man,  =writ^er. 
pr6s'e  cute,   -cu^ted,   -cutting,  -tor, 

-cu'tion. 
prSs'e  lyte,     -ly^ted    (-li^-),     -ting, 

-ting  ly,  -ly  tize^  (-H-),  -tized,  -ti'- 

zing,    -tl^zer,     -tism,   -tist. 
PrSs'er  pine.       Myth.,       Pro  ser'- 

pi  na,    Myth.;  Astron. 
pro'sit. 
pro  slav'er  y. 


Pros'na  (prosh'-),  r.  Pol. 
pros  o  det'ic. 

pr6s'o  dy,  -o  dist,  pro  so'di  ac,  -di- 
al,   -di  an,    -s6d'ic,   -ic  al,    -al  ly. 
pros^o  p6  pe'ia  (-ya). 
pros'pect,    n.    and   v.,    -ing,    -less, 

-or,   pro  spec'tion,    -tive,    -tive  ly, 

-tive  ness,    -tus. 
pros'per,  -ing,   -ous,  -ous  ly,   -ous- 

ness,    -per'i  ty. 
Pr6s'pe  ro,   Shak.    Tempest, 
pros' the  sis,    -thet'ic. 
pros'ti  tute,  -tutted,  -tutting,    -tor, 

-tu'tion. 
pro  sto'ma,    -sto'mi  um,    pi.    -mi  a, 

-mi  al. 
pros'trate,   -tra'ted,   -tra'ting,    -tor, 

-tra'tion. 
Pro  tig'o  ras,   Gr.   philos. 
pro  tan' to. 
pro  tect',    -ed,    -er,    -ing,    -ing  ly, 

-tec'tion,      -tion  al,      -ism,      -ist, 

-to  ry,      -tect'ive,      -ive  ly,      -ive- 

ness,     -or,     -or  al,     -or  ate,     -or- 

less,    -or  ship,    -tec  to'ri  al. 
pro  te  ge'    (prd'ta'zha'),    fem.    -gee' 

(-zha'). 
pro'te  id,   -te  in. 
pro  tend',     -ed,     -er,     -ing,     -ten'- 

sion,  -si  ty,   -sive. 
Pro  tes^i  la'us.   Myth. 
pro  test',   v.,    -ed,    -er,    -ing,    -ing- 

ly,     pr6t^es  ta'tion,     -ta''tor,     -es- 

tant,  pro'test,  n. 
Prftt'es  tant,      -ism,     -ize,      -ized, 

-i  zing,    -tan  cy. 
Pro'te  us  {or  -tus),  Myth.,  -te  an, 

-an  ly. 
pro  th6n'o  ta  ry,   -ship. 
pro'to  c61,  -ist,  -ize,  -ized,  -i''zing, 

pro'to  col=book. 
Pronto  ddr'ic,    -to  hel  len'ic,    -to  i- 

on'ic,      -to  se  mit'ic,     or    Pro'to- 

D6r'ic,        =Hel  len'ic,       =1  on'ic, 

•Se  mit'ic. 
Pro  tog'e  nes    (-t6j'e  nez),    painter 

of  Rhodes. 
pro  to  gen'e  sis,  -gen'ic,  -ge  net'ic. 
pronto  his  t6r'ic,  -to  psy'che  (-si'-), 

pro  to=com  pound. 
pro'to  plasm,     -to  plast,     -plas'tic, 

-plas'mic  (-plSz'-). 
pro'to  type,  -typ'ic  al  (-tip'-). 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fdt)t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


protract 


472 


psoatic 


pro  tract',  -ed,  -ed  ly,  -er,  -He, 
-ing,  -ive,  -or,  -trac'tion,  pro- 
tract' ing'bev  el. 

pro  trude',  -trud'ed,  -ing,  -a  ble, 
-tru'sile,  -sive,  -sive  ly,  -sive- 
ness,    -sion   (-zhun). 

pro  tu'ber  ant,  -ly,  -ance,  -an  cy, 
-ate,    -a^ted,    -a''ting,    -a'tion. 

proud,  -ly,  -ness,  -ish,  -ling,  proud'- 
heart^ed. 

Proud  hon'  (proo^don'),  Fr.  jur- 
ist; Fr.  socialist. 

prove  (proov),  proved,  prov'a  ble, 
-ble  ness,  -bly,  -ing,  -en,  -er, 
proof. 

pro  vel'i  ger    (-jer). 

prov'ing  aground,  =hut,  =ma  chine'', 
=press,  »pump. 

Pro'ven'gal'  (-von^sal'),  -ven'cial. 

Pr6v'ence  oil,  P.  rose. 

Pro  vence'  (-vons'),  province  Fr., 
Pro  vin'cial. 

pr6v'en  der,   -ing,   -dered. 

pro  ven'ience  (-yens). 

prdv'erb,  pro  ver'bi  al,  -al  ism, 
-al  ist,  -al  ize,  -ized,  -i^zing, 
-al  ly,   Prov'erbs,  Bib. 

pro  vide',  -vid'a  ble,  -ed,  -er,  -ing. 

prSv'i  dence,  -dent,  -dent  ly, 
-dent  ness,     -den'tial,  -tial  ly, 

Prov'i  dence. 

pr6v'Ince,  pro  vin'cial,  -cial  ism, 
-ist,  -ize,  -ized,  -i'zing,  -cial  ly, 
-cial  ship,    -ci  al'i  ty  (-shI  al'-). 

Pro  vins'   (-van'),   t.   Fr. 

pro  vi'sion,  -al,  -al  ly,  -a  ry,  -er, 
-ing,    -sioned. 

pro  vi'sion=car,  =dearer,  -mer^- 
chant. 

pro  vi'so  (-z6),  -vi'sor,  -so  ry, 
-so  ri  ly. 

pro  voke',  -voked',  -vok'er,  -a  ble, 
-ing,  -ing  ly,  -vo'ca  tive,  -tive- 
ness,    -to^ry,    prSv'o  ca'tion. 

prSv'ost  (-ust),  -ship,  -ry,  prov'ost 
marshal.  As  applied  to  a  mili- 
tary officer,  the  word  is  pro- 
nounced prov'ost  or  pro'vo  or 
pro  v6'. 

prow. 

prow'ess. 

prowl,    -er,    -ing,   -ing  ly,  prowled. 

prox. 


prSx'i  mal,    -ly,    -mate,    -mate  ly, 

-im'i  ty. 
prox'i  mo. 

prox'y,    -ship,    prox'y-wedMed. 
prude,     prud'er  y,     prud'ish,     -ish- 

ly,    -ish  ness. 
pru'dent,     -ly,     -dence,     -den'tial, 

-tial  ist,  -tial  ly,    -ti  al'i  ty    (-shi- 

al-). 
Prud  homme'       (preMom'),       Fr. 

poet. 
prud  homme'    (prii  d6m'). 
prune,  -let,  pruned,  prun'ing,  -er. 
prune' =pur^ple,      =tree,      prun'ing- 

chis^el,       =hook,      =knife,      =saw, 

-shears,    =tools. 
pru  nell',  a  heavy  cashmere. 
pru  nel'la,  a  disease  of  the  throat. 
pru  nel'la,     or     -nel'lo,    a    strong 

woolen  cloth. 
Pru  nel'la,    Bot.    genus;    Ornith. 

genus. 
pru  nelle',  a  small  acid  prune. 
pru  nel'lo,  a  superior  dried  prune. 
pru'ri  ent,    -ly,    -en  cy. 
pru  ri'go,    -rig'i  nous    (-rij'-),     -rl'- 

tus. 
Prus'sian     (prush'an     or     proo'-), 

-sian  ize,    -ized,    -i  zing. 
prus'si  ate,    -sic. 
pry,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    pried,    pri'er. 
Przem'ysl    (pzhem'isl),    t.   Aust. 
Przhed'borz  (pzhed'borsh),  t.  Pol. 
Przi'bram   (pzhe'-),   t.   Bohem. 
psalm  (sam),  -ist,   -ist  ry,  psal'mo- 

dy  (sal'-  or  sam'o-),  -mod'ic,  -ic  al, 

-mo  dist,    -mo  dize,    -dized,    -di^- 

zing,     -mo  graph,     -mog'ra  pher, 

-ra  phist,  -ra  phy.  Psalms 

(sams).    Bib. 
psalm' =book,   -me  lod^i  con,   =sing- 

ing,     =tone. 
psal'ter  (sawl'-),  psal  te'ri  al,  -ri  an, 

-ri  on,  -ri  um,  pi.  -ri  a,  -ter  y. 
psel'lism  (sel'-),  -lis'mus. 
pseu'do-Christ,        =Chris  ti  an'i  ty, 

=Chris  tol'o  gy. 
pseu'do  nym,     (su'-)     -don'y  mal, 

-y  mous,    -mous  ly,    -do  nym'i  ty. 
pshaw    (shaw). 
psi    (pse    or    si). 
Psi  61'    (pse-),    r.    Rus. 
pso'as   (so'-),    pso  at'ic. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice,    in,    note, 


psoriasis 


473 


Pulaski 


pso  rl'a  sis    (so-),    pso'ric,    -rous. 
Psy'che     (si'ke),    Myth.;    Astron.; 

Zool.;  Conch.,  psy'che,  the  soul; 

a    mirror,    psy'chal    (-kal),    -chi- 

an,  -chic  (-kik),   -chic  al,    -chics, 

-chism. 
psy  cho  gen'e  sis  (si  ko  jen'-),  -ge- 

net'ic  al,    -al  ly. 
psy  chog'e  ny       (si  k6j'-),       -cho- 

gon'ic,  -ic  al,  -chog'o  ny  (-k6g'-). 
psy 'cho  graph    (si'ko-),    -graph'ic, 

-chog'ra  phy    (-kog'-). 
psy  chol'o  gy     (-si  kol'-),     -o  gist, 

-o  gize,     -gized,     -gazing,     -cho- 

log'ic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly,    -ics. 
psy'cho  man  cy  (si'ko-),  -man'tic. 
psy  chom'e  try,     -e  trize,     -trized, 

-tri'zing,    -cho  met'ric,    -ric  al. 
psy  chon'o  my    (si  kon'-). 
psy  chop'a  thy   (si  k6p'-),   -a  thist, 

-cho  path'ic. 
psy  cho'sis    (si  ko'-),     -chos'o  phy 

(-kos'-),  -chostat'ic,   -ic  al,  -ally, 

-ics. 
psy  chrom'e  ter,      -e  try,      -chro- 

met'ric,    -ic  al. 
psyl'lid,   -loid. 
Ptah    (pta),    Myth. 
ptar'mi  gan    (tar'-). 
Ptchals'ko    (pchals'-),  1.  Siberia, 
pter^o  dac'tyl    (ter^-),    -ous,    -tyl'- 

i  an. 
pte  rog'ra  pher       (te-),       -ra  phy, 

pter  o  graph'ic,    -ic  al. 
ptis'an    (tiz'-). 
Ptitch    (ptich),    r.    Russ. 
Pt61'e  ma'is,    Bih. 
Pt6re  me'us,    Bih. 
Ptol'e  my     (tol'-),     ruler     Egypt, 

-e  ma'ic,    -ma'ist. 
pto'ma  in    or    -ine    (to'-). 
pto'sis    (to'-),    pto'tic. 
pty'  a  lin     (ti'-),     -a  lize,    -a  lized, 

-a  lism,    -a  lose    (-los). 
pu  ber'  ty,       -bes'cence,      -cen  cy, 

-cent. 
pub'lic,    -ly,    -ness,    -li  can,    -H  ca'- 

tion,     -li  cist,     -lic'i  ty,     pub^lic= 

heart'ed,      =mind'ed,      ^mind'ed- 

ness,     'spir'it  ed. 
pub'lish,    -a  ble,    -er,    -ing,    -ment, 

-ished. 
pu  che'ro    (poo  cha'ro). 


PU'Ching-hi  en'      (poo^-ching'=he- 

6n'),    t.    China. 
puck,  an  elf;  a  goatsucker;    puck'- 

ish.     Puck,  a  chief  of  the  fairies. 
puck'er,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  -ered. 
piid'der,    -ing,    -dered. 
pud'ding    (pdod'-),    -head,    a    per- 
son,   -bag,    =cloth,    'faced,    -fish, 

-grass,      -pie,      -sleeve,      -stone, 

-time,    -wife. 
piid'dle,    -died,    -dler,    -dhng,    -dly. 
pud'dle-ball,    -bar,    -duck,    -po'et, 

-rolls,     pud'dling-fur'nace,     -ma- 

chine^    -rolls. 
pudg'y. 
pu  dic'i  ty. 
pueb'lo      (pweb'lo),      Pueb'lo,     c. 

Colo.,  Pueb'la,  state  Mex. 
pu'er  ile,  -ly,  -ness,  -il'i  ty. 
pu  er'per  al,       -al  ly,        -per  ous, 

-per  y. 
Puer'to         Prm  ci'pe         (pwer'to 

pren'se  pa),    t.    Cuba. 
Puer'to   Ri'co   (re'ko),   isl.   W.   I. 
Puer'to  vi  e'jo        (-ve  a'ho),        t. 

Ecuador,  S.  A. 
puff,    -er,    -er  y,    -y,    -i  ness,    -ing, 

-ing  ly,    puff'ball,    -leg. 
puff'-ad^der,     -bird,     -box,     -fish, 

-net^ting,      -paste,      puff'er-pipe, 

puff'ing-pig,  p.  adMer,  p.  grub^by. 
puffin, 
pug,    -ging,    pugged,    pug'nose,    an 

eel. 
pug' -dog,    -faced,    -mill,    -nose,    a 

nose,    -nosed,    -piles,    -piFing. 
Pu'get     (-jet),     a    sound    on     the 

coast    of    Wash. 
Pu  get'    (pii'zha'),    Er.    sculptor. 
pugh    (poo    or    pd6). 
Pughe    (pu),    Welsh    philol. 
pu'gil  ism,    -gil  ist,   -is'tic,    -tic  al, 

-al  ly. 
pug  na'cious,   -ly,   -ness,   -nac'i  ty. 
piig'ree. 

puis'ne    (pu'nl). 
pu'is  sant,    -ly,    -ness,    -sance. 
Pu  jol'    (pii''zh6l'),    Fr.    painter. 
puke,   puked,   puk'er,    -ing,    puke'- 

weed,    puk'ing-fe^ver. 
Pu  ISs'kl,   CO.   Ark.;   co.    Ga.;   co. 

111.;  CO.  Ind.;  co.  Ky.;  co.  Mo.; 

CO.    Va.;    Polish- Amer.    gen. 


not,  nor,  use,  tip,  dm,  ettide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  BaCh. 


pulchritude 


474 


Purac6 


piiPchri  tude. 

pule,    puled,    pul'ing,    -ing  ly,    -er. 

Pu  lit'zer,    Amer.    journalist. 

pul'kha    (-ka). 

pull      (pool),      -ing,      -er,      pulled, 

puU'back. 
pull' -cock,    =dev^il,    =down,    -i''ron, 

'off,    =o^ver,    apiece,    -pipes,    -to, 

pull'ing-jack,     =out. 
pul'let    (pdol'-). 
pul'ley    (pdbF-),    pi.    -leys. 
pul'ley=block,         -box,         -check, 

-clutch,     -drum,     -frame,     -mor^- 

tise,      -sheave,      -shell,      -stand, 

-stone,    -wheel. 
pul'lu  late,     -lasted,    -lasting,    -la'- 

tion. 
pur  mo  na  ry,    -mo  nate,     -na^ted, 

-mon'ic. 
pulp,    -er,    -ing,    -y,    -i  ness,    -less, 

-ous,     -ous  ness,     -i  fy,     -fy  ing, 

-fled,    pulped. 
pulp'-boiFer,      -cav^i  ty,      -coFors, 

-di  gest^er,      -dressier,      -en'gine, 

-grind^er,      -ma  chine'',      -me^ter, 

-mill,   =strain''er,   -washier,  pulp'- 

ing-ma  chined 
pul'pit  (pdol'-),  -eer',  -ish,  -ry. 
pul'qtie    (pd61'ka),    p.    bran^dy. 
piil'sate,   -salted,    -salting,   -sa  tile, 

-sa  tive,  -sa'tor,  -sa  to^ry,  -sa'tion. 
piilse,      -less,      -less  ness,      pulsed, 

puls'ing,    pul  sil'o  gy,    -sim'e  ter, 

-som'e  ter. 
pulse' -beat,    -curve,    -glass,    -rate, 

-warm^er,     -wave. 
Pulte'ney,    Eng.    statesman. 
pu'lu    (poo'ldo). 
piil'ver  ize,     -ized,    -i  zing,    -i  zer, 

-i'za  ble,       -I  za'tion,       -ver  ous, 

-ver'u  lence,    -u  lent. 
piil  vi'nar,         -vi  nate,        -na^ted, 

-nate  ly. 
pul'za-oil    (pd61'-). 
pu'ma. 
pum'Jce,    a   volcanic   stone,    -teed, 

-i  cing,     -i  cose     (-kos),     pu  mi'- 

ceous       (-mish'us),       -mic'i  form 

(-mis'-),    pum'Ice-stone. 
ptimp,  -age,  -er,  -ing,  pumped. 
piimp'-bar^rel,    -bit,    -bob,    -bolt, 

-box,       -brake,       -cart,       -chain, 

-cis^tern,      -coat,      -dale,      -gear. 


-han^dle,  -head,  -hood,  -house, 
-ket^tle,  -lug,  -pis^ton,  -plun^ger, 
-room,  -scrap''er,  -spear,  -staff, 
-stock,  -stop''per,  -thunMer, 
-well,    pump'ing-en^gine,    -haft. 

pun,    -ner,    -ning,    -ster,    punned. 

pu'na  (poo'-),  -wind,  pu'no,  a  cold 
trade -wind. 

punch,  -er,  -ing,  punched;  Punch, 
a    puppet. 

punch'-bowl,  -check,  -cut'ter, 
-glass,  -house,  =jug,  -laMle, 
-pli'ers,  -prop,  punch'ing-bag, 
-bear,    -ma  chine^    -press. 

punch'eon    (-un). 

Pun  chl  nel'lo. 

punc'tate,  -tasted,  -ta'tor,  -ta'tion, 
punc'ti  form. 

punc  til'io  (-yo),  pi.  -ios  (-yoz), 
-til'ious,  -ious  ly,    -ious  ness. 

punc'tu  al,  -ly,  -al  ist,  -al  ness, 
-al'i  ty. 

punc'tu  ate,  -a^ted,  -acting,  -a- 
tive,    -a^tor,    -a'tion. 

punc'ture,  -less,  -tured,  -tur  ing, 
-tu  ra'tion. 

pun'dit. 

pun'gent,   -ly,   -gence,   -gen  cy. 

Pungh    (punj),    dist.    India. 

pun'gi    (poong'ge),    a    flute. 

pung'y,    a    boat. 

pun'ish,  -a  ble,  -ble  ness,  -bil'i  ty, 
-er,  -ment,  -ing,  -ished. 

pu'ni  tive,  -ni  to  ry. 

Pun  jab'    (pd6n-),    prov.    India. 

punk,    -oak. 

pun'ka. 

punt,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  punts'man, 
punt'-fish'ing,    -gun,    punt'y-rod. 

pun  til'la. 

piin'to. 

pu'ny. 

pu'pa,  pi.  -pas  or  -pae,  -pal,  -pa'- 
ri  al,    -ri  um,    -pate,    -pa'tion. 

pu  pe'lo  {or  pu'-). 

pu'pil,    -age,    pu'pil-teach'er. 

piip'pet,  -ish,   -man,   -ry. 

pup'pet-head,  -mas'ter,  -play, 
-play'er,  -show,  -valve. 

piip'py,  pi.  -pies,  -py  ism,  -hood, 
pup'py-dog,    -fish,    -head'ed. 

Pu  ra'ce  (poo  ra'sa),  vol.  Colom- 
bia,   S.    A. 


fate,   f3.t,   far,   fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,   ice,   in,   note. 


purblind 


475 


puzzlehead 


pur'blind,    -ly,    -ness. 

Pur'cell,    Eng.    mus.    composer. 

pur'chase,  -chas  a  ble,  -chas  er, 
-ing,  -chased. 

pur'chase -block,  -fall,  -monkey, 
p.  sys^tem. 

pur'dah,    -dahed    (-dad). 

pure,  -ly,  -ness,  pur'ism,  -ist,  pu- 
ris'tic,    -tic  al,    pu'ri  ty. 

pu  ree'    (poo  ra')- 

pur'fle,  -fled  (-fld),  -fling,  -fly. 

purge,  purged,  pur'ging,  -ger, 
-ger  y,  -ga  tive,  -tive  ly,  -ga  to'ry, 
-to'ri  al,    -ri  an,    -ga'tion. 

purge'«cock,  pur'ging -ag''a  ric, 

«cas^sia    (=cash'a),     -cock,     -flax, 
-nut. 

pu'ri  fy,  -ing,  -fi^er,  -fled,  -fi  ca''- 
tive,  -ca''tor,  -ca'tion,  pu  rif'i  ca- 
to'ry,   pu  ri  fi  ca'tion-floW'er. 

pu'ri  tan,  -tan'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly, 
-tan  ism,  -ize,  -ized,  -i^zing, 
Pu'ri  tan,  one  of  a  religious  sect. 

purl,  -ing,  purled,  purl'man, 
purl'-goods,    -house. 

pur'lieu. 

pur'lin,    -post. 

pur  loin',    -er,    -ing,    -loined'. 

pur'ple,  n.  and  v.,  -pled,  -pling, 
pur'ple  heart,  a  tree,  -lip,  a 
plant,    -wood,    a    tree,    -wort. 

pur'ple-egg,  a  sea-urchin,  -fish, 
-mar^bled,    -wreath,    a    plant. 

pur'port,    n.    and    v.,    -less. 

pur'pose  (-pus),  -posed,  -pos  ing, 
-posed  ly  (-pust-),  -pos  er,  -pose- 
ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful  ness,  -less, 
-less  ly,    -less  ness,    -like,    -ly. 

purr,    -ing,    -er,    purred. 

purre   (pur),   a  bird. 

pur'ree. 

purse,  -ful,  pursed,  purs'ing, 
pur'sy,    -si  ness. 

purse' -bear^er,  -boat,  -clasp, 
-crab,  -crew,  -cut''ter,  -dSv^it, 
-gang,  -gill,  -gilled,  -leech,  -line, 
-mouth,  -net,  -pride,  -proud, 
-ring,  -rope,  -seine,  -sein''er, 
-silk,  -snap,  -spi''der,  -strings, 
-tak''ing,  -twist,  -weight,  purs'- 
ing-block,  -gear,  -line,  purse'- 
net'fish. 

purs'er,    -ship. 


purs'Iane,    -tree,    -worm. 

pur  sue',   -su'a  ble,   -su'ance,    -ant, 

-ant  ly,     -sued',     -su'ing,     -su'er, 

-suit',    -sui  vant   (-swi-). 
pur'te  nance, 
pu'ru  lent      (-roo-),      -ly,      -lence, 

-len  cy. 
pur  vey'    (-va'),    -ance,    -or,    -ing, 

-veyed'. 
pur'view. 
pus. 
push    (p^sh),    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -er, 

pushed. 
push' -but  ton,    -car,    -hoe,    -hold, 

-pick,    -pin,    push'ing-jack, 
piish  mi'na  (-me'-). 
push'tl. 

Piish'tu    (-too). 
push'um. 
pu  sil  lan'i  mous,    -ly,    -ness,    -la- 

nim'i  ty. 
puss   (pd&s),   -y,  puss'tail,   a  grass. 
puss'-clo^ver,  -gen^tle  man,  -moth, 

puss'y-cat,    -wiFlow. 
pus'tule,    -tu  lant,    -lar,    -late,    -la- 
ted,    -lous,    -la'tion. 
put     (pdt)t),     -ter,     -ting,     put'log, 

-off,    -pin,    -up,    put'log-hole. 
pu'ta  tive,    -ta'tion. 
piit'e  II. 

Pute'oll,    Bih. 
Piit'nam,  Amer.  Rev.  gen.;  Amer. 

publish. 
pu  tois'    (poD  tw6'). 
put'oo. 
pu'tre  fy,    -ing,    -fi^er,    -fied,    -fa'- 

cient,    -fac'tion,     -fac'tive,     -tive- 

ness,     pu  tres'cence,     -cent,     -ci- 

ble,   pu'trid,   -trid  ness,   -trid'i  ty, 

-tred'i  nous. 
putt,     in     golf-playing,     put'ting- 

green,    -stone. 
put  tee', 
put'ti    (pdbt'te). 

pUt'tOD. 

put'ty,   -ing,   -tied,   -ti  er,   -ty  root, 

a  plant. 
piit'ty-eye,    -faced,    -knife,    -pow^- 

der,    -work. 
puy    (pwe). 
pu'ya    (poo'ya) . 
pflz'zle,     -zled,     -zling,     -zling  ly, 

-zler,    puz'zle  head,    a    person. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etude,  food,  fd&t,  anger,  bofimot,  thus,  Badi. 


puzzle-cup 


476 


quaesta 


puz'zle=cup,  =head''ed,  =jug,  -lock, 

-mon^key,    -peg,    -ring, 
pyc  nom'e  ter. 
py  e'mi  a    (pi-),    -e'mic. 
Pyg  ma'li  on,   Myth. 
pyg'my,    pi.    -mies,    -me'an,    pyg'- 

my»weed. 
Pyl'a  des    (-dez    or    pi  la'-),    Gr. 

legend. 
Py  lo'rus,    pi.    -rl,    -I6r'ic. 
Pynch'eon       (-un),       Hawthorne, 

House    o}   Seven    Gables. 
Pyn'chon   (pin'-),    Eng.    theol. 
py'o  scope    (pi'-). 
pyr  (pir),  a  unit  of  light  intensity. 
pyr'a  mid    (pir'-),    -mid'ic,    -ic  al, 

-al  ly,      -al  ness,      -midlist,      py- 

ram'i  dal  (pi-),  -dal  ism,   -dal  ist, 

-dal  ly,   pyr'a  mid^shell   (pir'-). 
Pyr'a  mus   (pir'-),  hero  of  a  classic 

legend. 
pyre    (pir),    py'ral   (pi'-). 
Pyr  go  pol  i  ni'ces  (-sez),  Plautus 

comedy. 
py  ri'tes      (-tez),      -rit'ic,      -ic  al, 

pyr'i  tize    (pir'-),    -tized,    -ti  zing, 

-tl  za'tion. 
py  ro  e  lec'tric    (pi-),    -tric'i  ty. 
py  ro  gen'e  sis        (pi-),        -gen'ic, 

-ge  nel'ic,    -rog'e  nous    (-roj'-). 
py  rog'ra  phy. 


py  rSl'a  try     (pi-)      -rol'o  gy,     -o- 

gist,    -rol'e  ter,    -rol'y  sis,    pyr  o- 

lyt'ic     (pir-),     -ro  man'cy,     -ma'- 

ni  a,    -ma'ni  ac. 
py  r6m'e  ter     (pi-),     -e  try,     -ro- 

met'ric  al,    -al  ly. 
py'ro  scope     (pi'-),     -ro  stat,     -ro- 

stSr'e  o  type. 
py'ro  tech  ny    (pi'ro  tek-),    -tech'- 

nic,     -nic  al,     -nics,     -nist,     -ni'- 

cian    (-tek  nish'an). 
Pyr'rha    (pir'ra),    Gr.    legend. 
pyr'rhic    (ptr'ik).   Pros.,   -rhi  cist. 
Pyr'rho    (pir'-),   Gr.   philos.,   -rho- 

nism,       -rho  nist,    -rhon'ic. 
pyr'rhous   (pir'us),   reddish. 
Pyr'rhus   (pir'-).   King  of  Epirus, 

Pyr'rhic. 
Py  thag'o  ras,   Gr.   philos.,   -o  re'- 

an,       -an  ism,       -an  ize,       -ized, 

-i  zing,      -o  rism,      -rize,      -rized, 

-ri  zing,    Pyth  a  gor'ic,    -ic  al. 
Pyth'ia      (pith'-),      Priestess      of 

Apollo,    -i  an. 
Pyth'i  as,   the  friend  of  Damon. 
py  tho  gen'e  sis   (pi-),    -gen'ic. 
Py'thon    (pi'-),    Antiq.;    Bib.,    py'- 

thon    (pi'-),    a   serpent,     pyth'o- 

ness    (pith'-),    py  thon'ic. 
pyx,  a  sacred  vessel,  -cloth,  -ker'- 

chief,    -veil. 


qe  ri    (ke  re'  or  kre). 

Qo  hel'eth    (ko-). 

qua    {or    kwa),    qua'-bird. 

qud'chil'    {or  -chel'). 

quack,    -er  y,    -ish,    -ism,    quack' - 

grass. 
quad    (kwod),    -ded,    -ding. 
Quad  ra  ges'i  ma    (-jes'-),    quad  ra- 

ges'i  mal. 
quad'ran'gle      (kwod'-),      -ran'gu- 

lar,    -lar  ly,    -rans,    -rant,    -ran'- 

tal,    -rat,    -rate,    -ra  ted,    -rat'ic, 

-ic  al  ly,       -ra  ture,       quad'rant- 

com^pass. 
quad  ren'ni  al    (kwod-),    -ly,    -ni- 

ate,    -ni  um. 


quad  ri  lat'er  al  (kw6d-),  -al  ness, 

-ri  lit'er  al. 
qua  drille'    (kwa-),    -drilled',    qua- 

dril  W  (ka  drel  ya'). 
quad  ril'lion  (kw6d-). 
quad'ri  lobed      (kwod'-),      -ri  16'- 

bate,       -ri  no'mi  al,       -nom'ic  al, 

-nom'i  nal. 
quad  ri  syl'la  ble     (kwod-),     -syl- 

lab'ic,    -ic  al. 
quad  roon'    (kwod-). 
quad  ru' ma  nous   (kw6d-). 
quad'ru  ped,    -ru'pe  dal. 
quad'ru  pie,    -pled,    -pling,    -plot, 

-plex,    -ru  ply. 
qucBs'ta    (kwes'-),    pi.    -tee. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,    ice,   In,   n5te, 


quaff 


477 


Queda 


quaff,  -ing,  quaffed,  quaffing =pot. 

quag,    -gy,    -mire. 

quig'ga. 

qua'hdg   or   -haug. 

quail,    -ing,    quailed. 

quail'-call,    =dove,    =mut'ton,    =pi'- 

geon,    =pipe,    =snipe. 
quaint,    -ly,    -ness. 
quake,    quaked,    quak'ing,    -ing  ly, 

-y,     -i  ness,     quake'tail,    a    bird. 
quake'=grass,    quak'ing»grass. 
Quak'er,     -dom,     -ish,     -ism,     -ly, 

Quak'er-coFor. 
quak'er=bird,    =grass,    =moth. 
qual'i  fy     (kwol'-),      -ing,      -fled, 

-fied  ly,   -fied  ness,   -fi  a  ble,   -I  fi- 

ca^tive,    -cantor,    -ca'tion. 
qual'i  ty,   -i  ta^tive,   -tive  ly,   qual'- 

i  ty-bind^ing. 
qualm  (kwam),   -ish,   -ish  ly,   -ish- 

ness. 
qua  mish',    =rat. 
quan'dong   (kw6n'-). 
quan'da  ry  (kwon'-)  -ing,  -da  ried. 
quAn'net  {or  kwon'-). 
Quan  tin'    (kon^tan'),    Fr.    pub. 
quan'ti  ta  tive    (kwon'-),    -tive  ly, 

or   -ti  tive  ly,    -ta  tive  ness. 
quan'ti  ty,    =curture,    =fuse. 
quan  tJv'a  lence,  -a  len  cy,  -a  lent. 
quar'an  tine  (kwor'an  ten),  -tined, 

-tinging,        -tin''a  ble. 
quad,   fire»clay. 
quar'rel    (kwor'-),    -ing    or    -ling, 

-er    or    -ler,     -reled    or    -relied; 

-rel  some,    -some  ly,     -some  ness, 

quar'rel-pane,    -pick^er. 
quar'ry    (kwor'-),    -ing,    -ried,    -ri- 

a  ble,    -ri  er,    quar'ry  man. 
quar'ry=faced,       =hawk,       =slave, 

=stone,    'wa  ter,    quar'ry  ing=ma- 

chine^ 
quart,    -let. 
quarte    (kart). 
quar'ter,     -ing,     -age,     -foil,     -ly, 

quar'ter  land,  -man,  -tered. 
quar'ter =an  gled,    =as  pect,    =back, 

'badge,       =bend,       =bill,       =bitts, 

-blan  ket,  ^blocks,  =board,  =boat, 

'boot,       «boys,       =bred,       =cask, 

=cast,        =cloth,        -day,        -deck, 

-deck  er,      =e  vil,      =face,      -fast, 

-fish  es,  -franc,  -gal  ler  y,  -grain. 


-guard,  -gun  ner,  =hol  low, 
-horse,    -ill,    -i  ron,    -light,    -line. 

quar'ter-net^ting,  -no'ble,  -pace, 
-par  ti^tion,  ^pie^ces,  -point,  -rail, 
-round,  -sav'er,  =seal,  -sec''tion, 
-ses''sions,  -sights,  -sling, 

-square,  -staff,  -stan^chion, 
-stuff,  -tac  kle,  -tim  ber,  -tone, 
-trap,  -turn,  =un  du  la^tion, 
-vine,  -wait  er,  -watch,  -wind, 
-yard,  quar'ter  note,  q.  plate, 
q.    rest. 

quar'ter  ing=belt,  -block,  -ham^- 
mer,    -ma  chine'^. 

quar'ter  mas  ter,  'gender  al,  -ser'- 
geant. 

quar'tem,    -loaf. 

quar  tet'    or    -tette'. 

quar'tic. 

quar'to,    pi.    -tos    (-toz). 

quartz,    -if'er  ous,    -ite,    -it'ic,    -y. 

quartz' -crush^er,  -liq^ue  fi  er, 
-mill,  -por''phy  ry,  -reef,  -rock, 
-sin^ter,    -vein. 

quash  (kwosh),  -ing,  -er,  -ey, 
quashed. 

quash'ee    (kwosh'e),    a    negro. 

qua'si,  -nor'mal,  -pe  ri  od'ic,  -ra'- 
di  ate,    -ten'ant,    -trus  tee'. 

Qua^si  mo'do  (ka^ze-),  Hugo, 
Notre    Dame    de    Paris, 

quas'si  a  (kwosh'i  a  or  kwash'- 
ya),    =tree. 

qua'tern,  qua  ter'na  ry,  -ter'nate, 
-ni  on,    -ni  ty. 

qua  torze'    (k'a  torz'). 

quat'rain    (kwot'-). 

qua'tre    (ka'tr),    -foil. 

Quatre  Bras  (katr  bra'),  vil.  Belg. 

Quatre  fages'  de  Bre  au'  (katr^- 
fazh'    de    bra^o'),    Fr.    naturalist. 

Quatre  mere'  de  Quin  cy'  (katr' 
mar'   de   kan^se'),   Fr.   art  critic. 

qudt  tri'no    (-tre'-). 

qudt  tro  cen  to    (-chen'-),    -cen'tist. 

qua'ver,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -y,  -er, 
-vered,    qua'ver    rest. 

quay    (ke),    -age,    quay'=berth. 

quean,    a    low   woman. 

quea'sy,    -si  ly,    -si  ness. 

Que  bee',    c.    and   prov.    Can. 

que  brd'da    (ke-    or    ka  bra'tha). 

Que'da   (ka'da),   state  Malay  Pen. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  tirn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


queen 


478 


quinquennium 


queen,  -ing,  -dom,  -ite,  -less,  -let, 
-like,  -ly,  -li  ness,  -ship,  -craft, 
-fish,    -hood. 

queen' -ap'ple,  -cell,  -conch  (-k6nk), 
-gold,  -HI  y,  -post,  -stitch,  -truss, 
Queen'-day,  queen=of-the-mead- 
ows,  a  plant,  -of-the=prai  rie,  a 
plant,  queen  bee,  q.  doW'a  ger, 
q.    moth'er. 

queen's' -arm,  -de  light^  -flow''- 
er,  'lil^y,  -met'al,  -pi''geon, 
-root,    -ware,    -yeFlow. 

queer,    -ly,    -ness, 

Que'i  ros,  de  (da  ka'e  ros),  Port, 
navigator. 

qiie'lis  (ka'les). 

qufell,    -er,    -ing,    quelled. 

qtielque' chose    (kelk'shoz). 

quench,  -a  ble,  -er,  -ing,  -less, 
-less  ly,  -less  ness,  quenched, 
quench'ing-tub. 

que  nelle'    (ke  ngl'). 

Que  quay'    (ka  kwi'),   r.   Uruguay. 

quer'cit  ron,    -bark,    -oak. 

Que  re'ta  ro  (ka  ra'ta  ro),  state 
Mex. 

qu6r  i  mo'ni  ous,    -ly,    -ness. 

Que  ri'ni    (kwa  re'ne).    It.    schol. 

querl,    -ing,    queried. 

quern,    -stone. 

qu6r'u  lous,    -ly,    -ness. 

que'ry,    -ing,    que'ried,    -rist. 

Que  sa'da  (ka  sa'tha),  Conquerer 
of  New   Granada;   Cuban   gen. 

Ques  nay'  (ka''na'),  Fr.  economist. 

quest,    -er,    -ful;    -ing. 

ques'tion  (-chun),  -er,  -ing,  -ing- 
ly,  -a  ble,  -a  ble  ness,  -a  bly, 
-a  ry,    -ist,    -less,    -tioned. 

ques'tor,    -ship. 

ques'tus. 

quel  (k6t). 

Que  telet'  (ka'tla'),  Belg.  statisti- 
cian. 

queue  (ku),  queued  (kud),  queu'- 
ing. 

quib'ble,  -bled,  -bier,  -blet, 
-bling,    -bling  ly. 

Qui  beron'    (ke'broh'),   pen.    Fr. 

Quiche  rat'  (kesh'ra'),  Fr.  ar- 
chaeol;    Fr.    lex. 

quick,  -en  (-n),  -ened,  -en  er,  -en- 
ing,  -er,  -Hng,  -ly,  -ness,  quick'- 


hatch,    -lime,    -sand,    -set,    -step, 

-wood. 
quick' -beam,         -eyed,         =grass, 

-hedge,    4unch,   -march,    -match, 

-wit^ted,      -wit^ted  ness,      -work, 

part  of  a  ship,   quick'=in-hand. 
quick'sil  ver,  -ing,   -vered,  quick'- 

sil  ver-fur  nace. 
quid,    -ded,    -ding. 
qui'dam. 
quid'da  ny. 
quJd'di  ty,    -di  ta  tive. 
quid'dle,    -died,    -dler,    -dling. 
quid'nunc. 
quid     pro     quo. 
quien    sa'be    (ky6n    sa'be). 
qui  es'cent,    -ly,     -cence,     -cen  cy, 

-esce',    -esced',    -es'cing. 
qui'et,    -ed,    -er,    -ing,    -ism,    -ist, 

-is'tic,    -ive,    -ize,    -ized,    -i'zing, 

-et  ly,      -ness,      -e  tude,      -e'tus, 

qui'et  ing-cham^ber. 
qui' -hi'. 
Qui  Vna. 
qui'ler. 
quill,   -ing,   -er,    -y,   quilled,   quill'- 

back,  a  fish,  -tail,  a  duck,  -wort. 
quill' -bit,         -cov^erts,         -driv^er, 

-feath''er,      -turn,      -work,      quill 

nib,    q.    pen. 
quil  lai'    (ke  li'),    -bark. 
quil'let. 

quil  Ion'    (kel  yon'). 
quilt,   -ed,   -er,   -ing,   quilt'ing-bee, 

-cot^ton,    -frame. 
quin. 

qui'na  ry,   -na'ri  an,   -na'ri  us. 
Qui  nault'    (ke^no'),    Fr.    poet. 
quince,     -es^sence,     -juice,     -seed, 

-tree,    q.    wine. 
quin  cen'te  na  ry,        q  u  i  n'  c  u  n  x, 

-cun'cial    (-shal),    -cial  ly,    quin- 

dec'a  gon,    -de  cem'vir,    -vi  rate. 
Quin'cy,    c.     111.;    c.    Mass.;    tp. 

la.;    tp.    Mich.;    tp.    Pa. 
quin'ine   (or  qui'nine    or   qui  nine' 

or  quin'in),    qui  nin'ic,    -nin  ism. 
quin'o  line. 
quin''qua  ge  na'ri  an,      -qua  ges'i- 

ma  (-jes'-),    -quan'gu  lar. 
quin^que  den'tate,       -que  fo'li  ate, 

-que  lo'bate,    -que  nerved. 
quin  quen'ni  al,    -ly,    -ni  um. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,   fast,   sofa,    mete,    m6t,   her,    ice,   In,    note. 


quinquereme 


479 


rabi 


quin'que  re  me,  -que  sect,  -sec' 
tion,  -que  syl'la  ble,  -syl  ia.b'ic, 
-que  val'vu  lar. 

quin'qui  no    (kin'kl  no). 

quin'sy    (-zl),    -wort,    -ber'ry. 

quint. 

quin'ta    (ken'ta). 

quin  ta  de'na. 

quin'tain. 

quin'tal. 

Quin  tard',    Amer.    Bishop. 

quin  tes'sence,    -sen'tial. 

quin  tet'    or    -tette',    -tet'to. 

Quin  tJl'i  an,    Rom.    rhet. 

quin  troDn'. 

quin'tu  pie,  -pled,  -pling,  -plet, 
-tu'pli  cate,  -canted,  -ca''ting, 
-ca'tion,   quin'tu  ple=nerved. 

quJnze  (kwinz)  or  quinze  (kanz). 

quip,    -ping,    -pish,    quipped. 

qui'pu  (ke'poo  or  kwip'do),  pi. 
-pus    (-pooz). 

qui'qui  hatch    (kwe'kwe-). 

quire,    quired,    quir'ing. 

Qui  ri'nal,   a   palace   in   Rome. 

Qui  ri'nus,    Myth.,    Quir  i  na'li  a. 

quirk,    =^float,    quirk'ing»plane. 

Quir  pen'  (keer  poh'),  isl.  off 
Newfoundland. 

quirt,    -ed,    -ing. 

Qui  sa'da    (ke-),    Don    Quixote. 

qui'sutsch    (ke'such). 

quit,     -ted,     -ter,     -ting,     -ta  ble, 


-tance,     quit'claim,     -claim  ance, 

quit' -rent. 
qui     tarn. 
quitch,  -grass. 
quite. 

Quit'ta   (ke'ta),   t.   Upper  Guinea, 
quiv'er,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -ish,    -ered, 

quiv'er=tree. 
qui    vive     (ke     vev). 
QuJx'ote,    Cervantes'    hero,    quix'- 

ote,    to    act    like    Don    Quixote, 

quix  ot'ic,    -ic  al  ly,    -ot  ism,    -ot- 

quiz,  -zing,  -zi  ness,  -zer,  -zer  y, 
-zic  al,  -al  ly,  -zi  cal'i  ty,  -zi  fy, 
-fy  ing,  -fied,  quiz'-class,  -mas'- 
ter,    quiz'zing-glass. 

qudd'li  bet,  -bet  al,  -bet'ic,  -ic  al 
-al  ly,    -be  ta'ri  an. 

qu6d    vi'de. 

quoin    {or   koin),    -post. 

quoit,    -play^er. 

qud    ju're,     quo     mVnus. 

qu6n'dam. 

quo'rum. 

quo'ta. 

quote,  -less,  -wor  thy,  quot'ed, 
-er,  -ing,  -a  ble,  -a  ble  ness, 
-a  bly,  -a  bil'i  ty,  quo  ta'tion, 
-tion  ist,    -al,    quo  ta'tion-mark. 

quo  tJd'i  an. 

quo'tient    (-sh6nt). 

quo    war  ran'to. 


Rd,  Myth. 

raad  (rad),  the  electric  catfish.  Raad 
(rawt  or  rad),  a  legislative  assem- 
bly, raad'zaal  (rawt'sawF),  a 
parliament  building. 

Ra'a  mah,  Bih. 

Ra^a  mi'ah,   Bih. 

Ra  im'ses   (-sez),   Bih. 

ra  hat'  {or  -ba'),  a  collar;  a  neck- 
band. 

r&b'at,  a  polishing  material. 

rib'bet,   -ed,    -ing. 

rib'bet=joint,  -plane,  -saw,  rab'- 
bet  ing -ma  chine^. 


r&VW   {or   -bi),    -bin  ate,    -bin  ism, 

-ist,   -ite,    -bin'ic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly. 
rab'bit,  -er,  -ry,  rab'bit  ber^ry,  -eai 

an  oyster,  -mouth,  a  fish,  -root,  a 

plant. 
rab'bit-brush,  -eared,  -fish,  -hutch, 

-moth,     -mouthed,    -rat,     -spout, 

-squir'rel,  -war^ren. 
rab'ble,  -ment,  -bled,  -bier,  -bling, 

rab'ble-fish. 
rah  ho'nl  {or  -ni). 
Rab  e  lais'    (rab'e  la'    or    ra  bla'), 

Fr.   philos. 
rab'L 


n6t,  nor,  Hse,  iip,  ixrn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Bach. 


rabid 


480 


rail=chair 


r&b'id,  -ly,  -ness,  rd'M  es  (-ez), 
-bi  ate,    -bi  et'ic,    -bif'ic. 

Rab  na'bad',   isl.   India. 

Tkh'ot  {or  ra'-). 

Rambus  son'  (-bii^son'),  Fr.  nov- 
elist. 

Ra'ca,  Bib. 

rd'ca  {or  ra'-). 

rac'ca  hout  (-hoot  or  ra  ka  oo'). 

rdc'con  tdn'dd. 

rSc  coon',  -ber''ry,  =dog,  =oys^ter, 
=perch. 

race,  raced,  ra'cing,  -cer,  race'way. 

race'=card,  =cloth,  =course,  =cup, 
•gin^ger,  aground,  =horse,  =knife, 
»meet^ing,  =plate,  =sad'dle,  =track, 
ra'cing=bell,    -bit,    »cal'en  dar. 

ra  ce'   (ra  sa'). 

ra  ceme',  -cemed',  -cem'ic,  -c6m'- 
i  form,  rac  e  mif'er  ous  (ras''-), 
-e  mose,  -mose  ly,  -e  mous, 
-e  mule. 

Ra'chal  (-kal),  Bih. 

Ra'chgl,  Chr.  name,— (ra^shgl'), 
Fr.  actress, — (ra'Chel),  Ger. 
poet. 

rd'chis  (-kis),  pi.  -chis  es  or  -chi- 
des (-kl  dez),  ra'chi  al  (-kl-), 
-chit'ic  (-kit'-). 

ra'cial  (-shal),  -ly. 

rack,  -ing,  -er,  racked,  rack'a- 
bones,  a  person  or  animal, 
-a  pelt,    a   person,    rack' work. 

rack'=bar,  =block,  -caFi  pers, 
-car,  -com^pass,  -hook,  -pin, 
-rail,  -raiFway,  -rent,  -rentier, 
-saw,  -stick,  -tail. 

rack'et,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  rack'et- 
tail,  a  bird. 

rack'et-court,  -ground,  -tailed. 

rack'ing-can,  -cock,  -crook,  -fau- 
cet,   -pump,    -ta  ble. 

ra  con  teur'    (ra^kon  ter'). 

ra'cy,   -ci  ly,   -ci  ness. 

Racz-Ke'v'e  (rats-ka'vaO,  isl.  and 
t.  Hung. 

Ra'dautz  (-douts),  t.  Austria. 

rad'dle,  -died,  -dling,  rad'dle-hedge. 

ra  deau'  (-do'),  pi.   -deaux'  (-doz'). 

ra'di  al,  -al  ly,  -al'i  ty,  -al  ize, 
-ized,    -i  zing,    -i  za'tion. 

ra'di  ance,  -an  cy,   -ant,  -ant  ly. 

ra'di  ate,    -a''ted,    -acting,    -ting  ly, 


-ate  ly,    -ate  ness,  -a''tive,    -a^tor, 

-to'ry,    -a'tion. 
r&d'i  cal,    -ism,    -ness,    -ly,    -cS,l'- 

i  ty,    -cal  ize,   -ized,   -i^zing. 
r3.d'i  cate,    -canted,    -casting,    -ca'- 

tion,  -cant,  -i  eel,  a  minute  rootlet, 

-i  cle,    a   rootlet,    -i  cose,    ra  dic'- 

o  lous. 
ra'di  o  graph,   -di  og'ra  phy. 
ra  di  6m'e  ter,    -o  met'ric,     -o  ml- 

crom'e  ter,    -o  phone     -o  phon'ic, 

-ics. 
rad'ish,  -fly. 
ra'di  um. 
ra'di  us,  pi.   -us  es  or   -i,   ra'di  us- 

bar,  -rod,  -saw. 
ra'dix,  pi.  -dix  es  or  -di  ces  (-sez). 
ra  doub'    (-dobb'). 
Ra'do  witz  (-vits),  Prus.  statesman. 
raff,  -ish,  raff'-mer'chant. 
raffe  (raf). 
riffle,     -fled,     -fling,     raffle -net, 

-fling-net. 
raft,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  rafts'man. 
raft'-brgast^ed,  -dog,  -duck,  -like, 

-mer^chant,  -port,  -rope,  raft'ing- 

dog. 
rafter,  -ing,  -tered,  rafter-bird. 
rig,    -ging,    ragged,    rag'ged,    -ged- 

ly,    -ged  ness,   rag'man,    -pick  er, 

-shag,      -stone,     -weed,      -worm, 

-wort. 
rag' -bolt,    -bush,    -cut'ting,    -dust, 

-dustier,     -en^ginc,     -fair,      -fish, 

-knife,    -loop'er,    -shop,    -sort'er, 

-tag,     -time,      -turn^sol,      -wheel, 

-wool,  -work,   rag  ba''by,   r.  car'- 

pet,   r.    mon'ey,  rag'weed   fe  ver. 
rag'ged -laMy,   a   plant,    -rob'in,   a 

plant,    -saiFor,    a   plant,    -school, 

-staff,  rag'ging-frame,  -ham^mer. 
rig'a  muf  fin,   -a  bash. 
rage,  -ful,  raged,  ra'gihg,  -ging  ly. 
rag'gle,  -gled,  -gling. 
rag'lan. 

ra  gout'   (-goo'). 
Ra  gu'el    {or   rag'-),    Bih. 
Rai  a  te  a   (ri  a  ta'a),   isl.   Pac. 
raid,  -ed,  -er,  -ing. 
Rai  garh'   (ri'giir'),   state   India. 
rail,    -er,    -ing,    -ing  ly. 
rail'-bend^er,        -bird,        -bit^tern, 

-board,     -bor'er,     -brace,     -chair, 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,   fast,   sofa,    mete,   met,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


rail 'damp 


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randomly 


-clamp,  -coup'ling,  -drilling, 
-guard,  -jack,  -joint,  -key,  -post, 
-punch,  -saw,  -snipe,  -split'ter, 
-straighf'en  ing,    rail'ing-post. 

rail'ler  y  {or  ral'-),  raiVleur'  (ra- 
lyer'). 

rail'road,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  rail'road- 
car,  -cross'ing,  -frog,  -i''ron, 
-switch,  -train,  -worm,  r.  com^- 
pa  ny. 

rail'way,  -car,  -car^riage,  -chair, 
-cross^ing,  -frog,  -slide,  -stitch, 
-switch,  -tie,  -train,  r.  com^pa  ny, 
r.  cross^ing. 

rai'ment. 

rain,  -ing,  -less,  -y,  -i  ness,  rain'- 
ball,  -band,  -bird,  -fall,  -pour. 

rain'bird,  -box,  -cham^ber,  -chan- 
nel, -chart,  -cloud,  -crow,  -doc^- 
tor,  -door,  -drop,  -fowl,  -gage, 
-goose,  =mak''er,  -map,  -padMock, 
-pie,  -print,  -proof,  -quail,  -storm, 
-tight,  -tree,  -wash,  -waiter, 
-wind,  rain'f  all -chart. 

rain'bow,  -bowed,  rain'bow-ag^ate, 
-fish,  -her'ring,  -hued,  -tint'ed, 
-trout,  -worm,  -wrasse,  r.  quartz, 
r.  style. 

Rai  pur'  (ri^poor'),   dist.   India. 

raise  (raz),  raised,  rais'er,  -ing. 

rai' si  nee'  (ra''ze  na'). 

rais'ing-bee,  -board,  -gig,  -ham^- 
mer,  -knife,  -piece,  -plate. 

rai'sin  (ra'zn),  -seed,  -tree,  r.  wine. 

Raismes  (ram),  t.  Fr. 

rai  son'   d'etre   (ra  zon'   da'tr). 

rai  son  ne'    (ra^zo^na')- 

raj. 

ra'ja  or  -jah,  -ship. 

Raj  a  pur'   (-poor'),   t.   India. 

Raj'put'  or  -poot'  (raj^poDt'). 

rake,  raked,  rak'ing,  -er,  -ish,  ish- 
ly,    -ish  ness,    rake'hell. 

rake' -dredge,  -head,  -vein,  rak'- 
ing-piece. 

rak'i  or  -ee  (-e). 

Ra'koc  zy  (-ko  tse).  Hung,  pa- 
triot. 

Ra'Ieigh  (-11),  Eng.  statesman. 

r5.1  ly,  -ing,  -lied,  -li  er,  ral'ly  ing- 
point. 

Ralph  (ralf),  Chr.  name,  ralph,  a 
printer's  spirit  of  evil. 


r&m,    -mer,    -ming,    -mish,    -mish- 

ness,    -my,   rammed,    ram'skin. 
r&m'-bow,      -cat,      -goat,      -head, 

-head^ed,     -line,     -rid'ing,     -stag, 

-stam,  ram's-head,  -horn. 
Ra'ma  or  -mah.  Bib.,  Ra'ma,  Myth. 
Ra^math  a'im    {or  ram^a  tha'im), 

Bib. 
Ram  a  zdn'. 
ram'ble,      -bled,      -bier,      -bling, 

-bling  ly. 
Ram  bouil  let'    (r6h''bao^ya'),    Fr. 

leader  of  society. 
Ra''m6'  (-ma'),  Fr.  archaeol.,  ra  me' 

(ra  ma')  a  term  in  heraldry. 
Ra  mee'    (-ma'),    Fr.  architect;  ra- 

mee  (ra  ma'),  a  plant. 
ram'e  kin. 

Rim'e  ses   (-sez  or  ra  me'-).   Bib. 
rd'mi. 

Ra  mi'ah,   Bib. 
rim'ie,  -fibber,  -plant. 
ra  mier'   (ra  mya'). 
rim'i  fy,  -ing,  -fled,  -fi  ca'tion. 
Ram'i  lie. 

Ra  mil  lies'   (ra  me  ye'),   t.   Belg. 
Ra  mi'rez  (-me'res),  Mex.  philos. 
ram'mel. 
ra'mose  (-mos  or  -mos'),  -ly,  ra'- 

mous. 
rimp,  -ing,  ramped. 
ram'page,    ram  pa'geous,    -geous- 

ness,  ram'pant,  -pant  ly,  -pan  cy. 
ram'part,  -ed,  -ing,  ram'part-gren- 

ade^  -slope. 
ramps' man. 

Ram'pur  (-poor),  t.  India. 
ram'rod,     -rod  dy,     ram'rod-ba/- 

o  net. 
ram'shac  kle,   -kled,   -kly. 
Ranee  (rons),  r.  Fr. 
r&nce. 
ranch,     -er,     -ing,     ranched,     ran- 

che  ri'a    (-cha  re'a),    a    dwelling, 

-che'ro     (-cha'ro),     a     herdsman, 

rdn'cho,    a    rude   hut;    a   grazing 

farm,    pi.    -chos    (-choz),   ranch'- 

man,  ranch'-house. 
rin'cid,   -ly,   -ness,   -cid'i  ty. 
ran'cor,   -ous,   -ous  ly. 
rand,   rand'ing=ma  chine^    -tool. 
ran'dan,  -gig. 
ran'dom  (-dum),  -ly. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  <lrn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  Badi. 
31 


rangatira 


482 


Ratnagiri 


ra'nga  ti  ra   (ra'nga  te^ra  or   ran'- 

ga  ti'ra). 
range,  ranged,  ran'ger,  -ging,  -gy. 
range'-find^er,       -heads,      -horse, 

-lights,     -plate,     -stove,     -ta^ble, 

ran'ging-rod. 
ra'nJ  or  ran'ee. 

rank,  -er,  -ing,  -ly,  -ness,  ranked. 
rank'-ax''is,  -curve,  -plane,  -point, 

-raMi  ant,    -scent^ed,    -sur^face. 
ran'kle,  -kled,  -kling. 
ran'sack,  -ing,  -sacked. 
ran'som   (-sum),   -a  ble,   -er,   -ing, 

-less,  -somed,  ran'som -bill,  -free. 
rant,   -ed,    -er,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -ism. 
ranz   des    vaches'  (r6ns''  da'  vash'). 
r&p,  -ping,  -per,  rapped,  rap' -full. 
ra  pa'cious,    -cious  ly,    -cious  ness, 

-pac'i  ty  (-pas'-). 
r&p  a  du'ra   (-doo'-). 
rape,  raped,   rap'ing,   rape-but'ter- 

fly,  -cake,  -oil,  -seed,  -wine. 
R3.ph'a  el,     Italian     painter,     -el- 

esque',    -el  ism,    -el  ite;    Ra'pha- 

el  [or  raf'-),  Bih. 
Riph'a  Im   {or  ra  fa'-),    Bih. 
Ra'phon,   Bih. 
rip'id,  -ly,  -ness,  ra  pid'i  ty,  rdp'- 

i  do,     ra  pi  da  men'te     (ra  pe  da- 

men'ta). 
Rap  i  dan',   r.   Va. 
Rip  ides'   (-ed'),   par.  La. 
ra'pi  er,   -ered,   ra'pi  er-fish. 
ra'pin'  (ra'pSn). 
rip'Ine. 
rip  pee', 
rap  pel', 
rap'pen. 
rap  port'. 

rap  proche'ment  (-prosh'mSn). 
rap  scil'lion,   -lion  ry. 
rapt,  exalted;  transported. 
r&p'ture,    -tured,   -tur  ous,    -ous  ly. 
ra'ra,  a  bird. 
rd'ra   d'vis,  a  wonder. 
rare,    -ly,    -ness,    r3,r'i  ty,    r3,r'e  fy, 

-fy'ing,    -fied,    -fi'a  ble,    -fac'tion, 

rare'bit,  -ripe,  rSr'ee-show. 
r&s  {or  riis),  a  cape;  a  chief  minister. 

ras  (ra),  a  fabric  of  wool  or  silk. 
r&s'cal,   -dom,    -ism,    -ly,    -cal'lion, 

-cal'i  ty,  ras'cal-like. 
rase  (raz).     See  raze. 


rds  gd'do. 

r^sh,  -ly,  -ness. 

rish'er. 

ra'sing  (-zing),  -i'ron,  -knife. 

ra  so'rl  al. 

rasp,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -y,  -i  ness, 
-a  to  ry. 

rasp' -house,  -palm,  -pod,  -punch, 
rasp'ing-ma  chine',    -mill. 

rasp'ber  ry  (raz'-),  -border,  -bush, 
-slug,  r.  vin'e  gar. 

rasse  (r^s). 

Ras'tatt,  t.  Ger. 

ras'trum,  pi.  -tra. 

rat,  -ted,  -ter,  -ter  y,  -tish,  -ting, 
rat'fish,  -tail,  a  fish;  a  horse;  a 
plant;   rats'bane. 

rat'-catch'er,  -goose,  -hare,  -hole, 
-kan  ga  roo',  -mole,  -pit,  -poi- 
son, -snake,  -tail,  a  tail,  -tailed, 
-ter'ri  er,  -trap,  rat's-tail. 

rat'afi'a  (-fe'-). 

ra  tan'.     See  rattan. 

rd'td'plan'   (-pl6h'). 

rat' -a -tat'. 

ritch,  -ment,  ratched. 

ratch'et,  -y,  ratch'et-brace,  -burn'- 
er,  -coup'Hng,  -drill,  -jack,  -16v'- 
er,  -ped'al,  -post,  -punch,  -rif- 
fling, -wheel,  -wrench. 

rate,  rat'ed,  -ing,  -er,  rate'pay  er, 
rate' -book,  -tithe,  rat'ing-in'- 
stru  ment. 

rith,  a  mound. 

rath  (rat),  a  temple;  a  Burmese  car- 
riage. 

rith'er. 

raths' kel' ler  (rats-). 

Rathu'mus    {or   rath'-),    Bih. 

rat'i  fy,  -ing,  -fled,  -fi  er,  -fl  ca'- 
tion. 

ra'ti  o   (-shi  6  or  rash'yo). 

ra  ti  oc'i  nate  (rash'I  os'I  nate), 
-na  ted,  -na  ting,  -na  tive,  -nant, 
-na  to'ry,    -na'tion. 

ra'tion    {or    rash'un),     -mon  ey. 

ra'tion  al  (rash'un  al),  -ism,  -ist, 
-is'tic,  -tic  al,  -al  ly,  -tion  a  ble, 
-a  bil'i  ty,  -al  ize,  -ized,  -I'zing, 
-I  za'tion,    -al  ly,    -al  ness. 

Rit'is  bon,    t.    Ger. 

rit'llnes,   rat'line -stuff. 

Rat'nagi'ri    (-ge're),    dist.    India. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,    mete,    met,   her,   ice,   In,    note, 


ratoon 


483 


rebating 


ra  toon'. 

rat  tan',    r.    cane. 

r^t'ta  nas. 

Rat  taz'zi    (-tat'se),    Fr.    auth. 

Tkt  teen'. 

rat'ten,    -tened. 

rat'tle,    -tied,    -tier,    -tling,    rat'tle- 

bags,    a    plant,    -box,    a    plant, 

-brain,  a  person,  -bush,  a  plant, 

-cap,  a  person,  -head,  a  person, 

-pate,   a  person,    -skull,    -trap,    a 

vehicle,    -weed,    -wing,    a    duck, 

-wort. 
rat'tle  snake,  «fern,   =grass,   »herb, 

«mas  ter,         =plan^tain,         =root, 

•weed,  r.  flag. 
rat'wa. 

Rat'ze  burg  (-se  bd6rg),  princ.  Ger. 
Rau    (row),    Ger.    archaeol. 
rau'cous,    -ly,    rau'cid,    -ci  ty. 
Raud'nitz   (roud'nits),   t.   Aust. 
Rau'mer   (rou'mer),   Ger.   hist. 
Rau  san'   (ro  zon'),   a  wine. 
Rau  wol'ft  a. 

riv'age,    -aged,    -a  ger,    -a  ging. 
rave,    raved,    rav'er,    -ing,    -ing  ly, 

rave'=hook. 
r&v'el    (-1),    -eled    or    -elled,    -el  er 

or    -ler,    -el  ing    or    -ling,    -el  ly, 

-el  ment,   rav'el  ing=en'gine. 
rave'lin    (rav'-). 
ra'ven     (-vn),     «.,     -ry,     ra'ven- 

stone,  ra'ven-cock  a  too^,  ra  ven's- 

duck. 
r&v'en     (-n),     v.,     -ened,     -en  ing, 

-ing  ly,    -en  er,    -en  ous,    -ous  ly, 

-ous  ness. 
Rav' en  sd'ra. 

Ra'vens  burg''    (-boorgO,    t.     Ger. 
Ra'vens  wdt)d,    t.    N.    Y. 
ra  vine'    (-ven'),    =deer. 
r3.v'ish,    -er,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -ment, 

-ished. 
raw,     -ish,     -ly,     -ness,     raw'head, 

-hide,    raw'=boned,    =port,    =pot. 
Ra'witsch   (-vich),   t.   Prus. 
rax. 
ray,    -ey,    -ing,    -less,    rayed,    ray'- 

on  nant. 
ray'^flo^ret,       -flow^er,       =fun^gus, 

-grass,  -oil,  =pod,  =point,   =print. 
ra'ya   {or  ra'-)   or  Ra'ya,   a  Turk 

who  is  not  a  Mohammedan. 


raze  or  rase  (raz),   razed,   raz'ing, 

ra'sure  (-zhur). 
ra  zee',    v.,     -zeed',     -zee'ing,     ra- 
zee',   n. 
ra'zor,   -back,   a  fish;  a  hog;   -bill, 

a   bird;    -blade,    an    oyster. 
ra'zor=backed,     »blade,    a    blade, 

-clam,     -fish,     -grass,     =grlnd'er, 

-hone,     -pamper,     -paste,     -shell, 

-stone,    -strop. 
raz'zi  a    (rit'si  a    or    ra'ze  a). 
reach,     -a  ble,     -er,     -ing,      -less, 

reached,     reach'ing-post,     reach- 
me-down,    a. 
re  act',     -ed,     -ing,     -ive,     -ive  ly, 

-ive  ness,       -ac'tion,       -tion  a  ry, 

-tionist,    re  ac'tion -pe^ri  od,  -rim, 

-time,  -wheel. 
read,     -a  ble,     -a  ble  ness,     -a  bly, 

-a  bil'i  ty,      -er,      -er  ship,      -ing, 

read. 
read'ing-book,  -boy,  -desk,  -glass, 

-lamp,     -mat'ter,     -pew,     -room, 

-stand,     -ta^ble. 
rfiad'y,   -i  ly,    -i  ness,   read'y-made, 

-man,  -pole,  -reck^on  er,   -wit'ted, 

r.  mon'ey. 
re  a'gent,    -gen  cy. 
Re  a'ia  (-a'ya  or  rb'a.  i'a),   Bib. 
re  al'   (ra  al'),   a   coin,   pi.   re  a'les 

(ra  a'les). 
re'al,    -ism,    -ist,    -is'tic,    -tic  al  ly, 

-al'i  ty,     -al  ness,     -al  ty,     re'al - 

school. 
re'al  ize,    -ized,    -i^zing,    -i^za  ble, 

-i  za  bil'i  ty,    -zer,    -i  za'tion. 
rfialm. 
ream,      -er,      -ing,      -y,      -i  ness, 

ream' -kit,      ream'er-bit,      ream'- 

ing-i^ron. 
reap,     -er,     -ing,     reaped,     reap'- 

hook,    reap'ing-hook,   -ma  chined 
rear,     a.,     -horse,     -most,     -ward, 

-ward  ly,  rear'-ad^mi  ral,   -guard. 
rear,    v.,    -ing,    -er,    reared,    rear'- 

ing-bit,    -box. 
rea'son    (-zn),    -a  ble,    -a  ble  ness, 

-a  bly,    -er,    -ing,    -less,    -soned, 

rea'son-piece. 
re  a'ta    (ra  a'ta). 

Re  au  mur'  (ra'o'miir'),  Fr.  philos. 
re  bate',    n.,    re  bate',    v.,    -ment, 

-bat'ed,    -ing. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  6rn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  aiiger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


rebel 


484 


reconditeness 


rfib'el,     n.,     re  bel',     v.,     -belled', 

-bel'ling,   -bel'lion,   -lious,   -lious- 

ly,    -lious  ness. 
rfi  boise'  (-bwaz'),  -ment,  -bois'ing, 

-boised'. 
re  bound',    -ed,    -er,  -ing. 
re  hd'zo    (ra  bo'tho). 
re  buff',   n.   and  v.,   -ing,   -buffed'. 
re  build',   -er,   -ing,   -built'. 
re  buke',     -ful,     -ful  ly,     -buked', 

-buk'er,    -ing,    -ing  ly. 
re'bus. 
re  but',     -tal,     -ta  ble,     -ted,     -ter, 

-ting. 
re  cal'ci  trate,     -tra^ted,    -tra'ting, 

-trant,    -tra'tion. 
re  ca  lesce'  (-les'),  -les'cence. 
re  call',       -a  ble,       -ment,       -ing, 

-called'. 
Re  ca  mi  er'      (ra'ka^'me  a'),      Fr. 

leader    of    society. 
re  cint',    -ed,    -er,    -ing,    -can'ta- 

tion. 
re  ca  pit'u  late,     -la'ted,     -lasting, 

-la  tive,     -la^tor,     -la  to^ry,     -la'- 

tion,  -tion  ist. 
re  cap'ture,   -tured,    -tur  ing,    -tor, 

-tion. 
re  cede',    -ced'ed,    -ing,    -ces'sion, 

-sion  al,    -ces'sive,    -sive  ly. 
re  ceipt'    (-set'),    -a  ble,    -ed,    -er 

-ing,    -ment,    -or,   re  ceipt'-book. 
re  ceive',     -ceiv'a  ble,     -a  ble  ness, 

-a  bil'i  ty,     -er,     -ing,     -ed  ness, 

-ceived',    -er  ship,    -er-gen''er  al. 
re  ceiv'ing -house,      -ap  pa  ra'tus, 

»in''stru  ment,    =mag^net,    -office, 

-ship,  -tomb,  -vault. 
re  cen'sion,   -sion  ist. 
re'cent,    -ly,    -ness,   re'cen  cy. 
re  c6p'ta  cle,      -tac'u  lar,      -cep'ti- 

ble,    -ti  bil'i  ty,     -cep'tion,    -tive, 
.    -tive  ness,     -tiv'i  ty,     re  cep'tion - 

room. 
re  c6ss',    -ing,    -cessed'. 
Re'chab  (-kab),  Bih. 
Re'chab  Ite     (-kab-)     or     Rech'a- 

bite  (rek'-),  Bih.,  -bftism. 
re  chauf  fe'    (ra'sh6''fa'). 
re  cher  che'   (re  shar  sha'). 
Re  ci'fe   (ra  se'fa),   state  Brazil. 
rec'i  pe    (res'-),    pi.    -pes   (-pez). 
re  cip'i  ent,   -i  ence,    -i  en  cy. 


re  cip'ro  cal,  -ly,  -ness,  -cant, 
-cal'i  ty. 

re  cip'ro  cate,  -canted,  -ca  tive, 
-ca  to'ry,  -cant,  -cant  ive,  -ca'- 
tion,    rec  i  proc'i  ty    (-pros'-). 

re  ci'sion   (-sizh'un). 

re  cite',  -cit'ed,  -er,  -ing,  -al, 
rec  i  ta'tion  (res'-),  -tion  ist, 
-ta  tive'  (-tev'),  n.,  -ta  tive',  a., 
-tive'ly.  re  ci  tdn'do  (ra''che-), 
redi  td  ti'vo  (-te'vo),  re  cit'ing- 
note,   rec^i  ta'tion-room. 

reck,  -ing,  recked. 

reck'less,  -ly,  -ness,  reck'ling. 

reck'on  (-n),  -er,  -ing,  reck'on- 
ing-book,    -pen  ny. 

rS  claim',  -a  ble,  -a  biy,  -er, 
-ing,  -less,  -claimed',  rec  la  ma'- 
tion,  rec  la  ma'tion-plow. 

re'clame'  (ra''klam'). 

re  cline',  -clined',  -clin'er,  -ing, 
-ant,  rec'li  nate,  -na'tion,  re- 
clin'ing-board,  -chair. 

rec'li  vate. 

Rgclus'    (-klu'),    Fr.   geog. 

re  cluse',  -ly,  -ness,  -clu'sive, 
-so  ry,    -sion   (-zhun). 

rec'og  nize,  -nized,  -ni'zing,  -na- 
tion (-nish'un),  -ni'za  ble,  -za- 
bly,  -za  bil'i  ty,  re  cog'ni  tive, 
-ni  to  ry,  -ni  zant  {or  -kon'i-), 
-cog'ni  zee'  {or  -kon'i-),  -cog'- 
ni zor'  {or  -kon'i-),  -cog'ni- 
zance  {or  -kon'i-). 

re  coil',    -er,    -ing,    -ment,    -coiled'. 

re  coil'-check,  -es  cape'ment,  -pal'- 
let,  -spring,  -wave. 

re  coin',    -age,    -er,    -ing,    -coined'. 

rec'ol  lect',  to  remember,  -ed, 
-ed  ness,    -ive,    -lec'tion. 

re' col  lect',  to  collect  again,  -ed, 
-ing. 

Rec'61  1st  or  -lect,  a  friar. 

rec  om  mend',  -a  ble,  -a  ble  ness, 
-a  bly,  -a  tive,  -a  to'ry,  -er, 
-ing,    -men  da'tion. 

rec'om  pense,  -pensed,  -pen  sing, 
-ser,  -sive. 

re  con'cen  Ird'do   (ra-). 

rec'on  cile,  -ment,  -ciled,  -ci'la- 
ble,  -ble  ness,  -bly,  -ci'ling,  -ler, 
-cil'i  a  to  ry,    -i  a'tion. 

rgc'on  dite   {or  re  kon'dit),    -ness. 


fate,   fat,   far,   f§,ll,   f^ire,    f^t,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,   ice,   in,   note, 


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485 


redemptionary 


re  c6n'nais  sance     or    -nois  sance 

(-kon'nis  sans). 
rgc^on  noi'ter,    -ing,    -tered. 
re  con  sid'er,    -ing,    -ered,    -er  a'- 

tion. 
re  con  struct',      -ed,      -ing,      -ive, 

-struc'tion,    -tion  ist. 
r^c'ord,    w.,    re  cord',    v.,    -a  ble, 

-ed,    -er,    -er  ship,    -ing,    rec'ord- 

office. 
re  count',   -ed,    -ing. 
re  coup'      (-koop'),      -er,      -ment, 

-couped'. 
re  course', 
re  cov'er       (-kuv'-),       -ing,       -er, 

-a  ble,       -a  ble  ness,       -a  bil'i  ty, 

-y,  -ered. 
rec're  ant,   -ly,    -ance,   -an  cy. 
rfic're  ate,     to    divert    or    amuse, 

-a^ted,     -acting,     -active,     -tive  ly, 

-tive  ness,     -a'tion,     rec  re  a'tion- 

ground. 
re  ere  ate',  to  create  anew,  -a'ted, 

-a'ting,  -a'tion. 
rec're  ment,     -men'tal,     -men  ti'- 

tial    (-tish'al),    -ti'tious. 
re  crim'i  nate,     -na''ted,     -na^ting, 

-na  tive,   -na'tor,    -to''ry,   -na'tion. 
re  cru  desce'       (-d6s'),       -deseed' 

(-dest'),    -des'cing,    -cence,    -cen- 

cy,    -cent. 
re  cruit',     -ed,     -er,     -ing,     -ment, 

re  cruit'ing'ground,  -parity,  -ser^- 

geant. 
rec'tan  gle,       -gled,       -tan'gu  lar, 

-lar  ly,    -lar  ness,    -lar'i  ty. 
rec'ti  fy,    -ing,   -fi^a  ble,  -fied,    -fl- 

er,    -fi  ca'tion. 
rec  ti  Un'e  al,    -ly,  -lin'e  ar,  -ar  ly, 

-ar  ness,    -Sr'i  ty. 
rec'ti  tude. 
rec'to. 
rfec'tor,  -age,  -al,  -ate,  -ess,  -ship, 

-to  ry,    -to'ri  al. 
rec'u  bant. 

re  cum'bent,   -ly,   -bence,   -bency. 
re  cu'per  ate,        -a^ted,        -acting, 

-a  tive,    -a  ble,    -a  bil'i  ty,    -a^tor, 

-to^ry,  -a'tion. 
re  cur',      -rence,      -ren  cy,      -rent, 

-rent  ly,    -ring,   -curred'. 
re  curve',        -curved',        -curv'ing, 

-cur  va'tion. 


rfic'u  sant  (rek'u  zant  or  re  ku'-), 
-sance,    -san  cy,    -sa'tion. 

re'cuse. 

re  cus'sion   (-kush'un). 

red,  -ded,  -ding,  -der,  -dest,  -dish 
-dish  ness,    -ly,    -ness. 

red'back,  a  bird,  -beard,  a  sponge, 
-beFly,  a  terrapin,  -ber'ry,  -bird, 
-breast,  a  bird,  -buck,  an  ante- 
lope, -bud,  a  tree,  -bug,  -cap,  a 
bird,  -coat,  a  person,  -edge,  a 
moUusk,  -eye,  a  fish,  -fin,  a  fish, 
-fish,  -head,  a  duck,  -horn,  an 
insect,  -knees,  a  plant,  -legs,  a 
bird,  -man,  a  fish,  -mouth,  a  fish, 
-poll,  a  bird,  -rib^bon,  a  fish, 
-root,  -sear,  v.,  -seed,  crustaceans, 
-shank,  a  bird,  -shanks,  a  plant, 
-share,  v.,  -sides,  a  fish,  -skin,  a 
person,  -start,  a  bird,  -streak,  an 
apple,  -tail,  a  bird,  -top,  a  grass, 
-ware,  a  seaweed,  -weed,  -wing, 
a  bird,  -wood,  a  tree. 

red'=backed,  »car^pet,  a  moth, 
-chest'nut,  a  moth,  =crest^ed, 
-cross,  a.,  -dog,  a  flour,  =eyed, 
-faced,  -fig'ured,  =foot^ed,  =green, 
a.,  -gum,  a  tree;  a  disease,  -hand, 
-handled,  -head'ed,  -horse,  a 
fish,  -hot,  -lac,  a  tree,  -legged, 
-let^ter,  a.,  -mo  roc''co,  a  plant, 
-mouth,  a.,  -necked,  -nosed, 
-paiMle,  -polled,  -rob^'in,  a  fun- 
gus, -shaft'ed,  -short,  -shorf'ness, 
-staff,  =tail,  a.,  -tape,  a.,  -tapp- 
er y,  -tap^ism,  -tap^ist,  -throat'- 
ed,  -tipped,  -tubs,  a  gurnard, 
-wat,  a.,  -wa  ter,  a  disease, 
-whelk,  -whis'kered,  -winged, 
-withe. 

red  bass,  r.  bat,  r.  ce'dar,  r.  cod, 
r.  cusk,  r.  dace,  r.  deer,  r.  drum, 
r.  fender,  r.  fight^er,  r.  met'al,  r. 
oak,  r.  spiMer,  r.  squir^rel,  r. 
thrush,  Red  Book,  R.  Crag. 

re  dact',  -ed,  -ing,  -dac'tor,  -to'- 
ri al,  re  dac  teur'  (ra'dak'ter') 
-dac'tion. 

re  din'. 

red'den,  -ing,  -dened. 

re  deem',  -a  ble,  -a  ble  ness,  -a- 
bil'i  ty,  -er,  -ing,  -less,  -deemed', 
-dempti'ble,  -demp'tion,  -tionary. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  <irn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


redemptionist 


486 


regained 


-tionist,  -tive,  -tory,  Re  deem'er, 
Re  demp'tor  ist. 

red'in  gote. 

re  din'te  grate,  -grafted  -gra''- 
ting,  -gra'tion, 

red'i  vi'vus. 

rfed'o  lence,  -len  cy,  -lent,  -lent  ly. 

re  douL'ble,  -bled,   -bling. 

re  doubt'a  ble  (-dout'-). 

re  dound',  -ed,  -ing. 

re  dout'  or  -doubt'  a  fortifica- 
tion. 

rgd'ow  a. 

re  dress',  -al,  -er,  -i  ble,  -ive, 
-less,  -ment. 

re  duce',  -ment,  -duced',  -du'cent, 
-cer,  -ci  ble,  -ci  ble  ness,  -bly, 
-ci  bil'i  ty,  -cing,  -duc'tion, 
-tive,   -tive  ly,   -ti  bil'i  ty. 

re  du'cing=coupling,  -fur'nace, 
-press,  -scale,  -T,  -valve,  re- 
duc'tion»com^pass  es,  -for^mu  la, 
-ma  chine^  -works. 

re  due  teur'   (raMdok  ter'). 

re  dun'dant,  -dant  ly,  -dance, 
-dan  cy. 


reed,   -er, 


-i  ness,    -less,    -ling, 


reed'bird,  -buck. 

reed'-bunt^ing,  -grass,  -in^stru- 
ment,  -knife,  -mace,  -mote,  -moth, 
-mo'tion,  -origan,  -palm,  -pheas^- 
ant,  -pipe,  -pit,  'plane,  =spar''row, 
-stop,  -thrush,  -tus'sock,  -wain'- 
scot,  -war^bler,  -work,  -wren. 

reef,  -er,  -ing,  reefed,  reef'ing- 
beck^ets,  -jack^et,  -point. 

reef -band,  -build^er,  -crin'gle, 
-earning,  -goose,  -jig,  -jig^ger, 
-knot,  -line,  -oys^ter,  -pend''ant, 
-point,  -sponge,  -squid,  -tac'kle. 

reek,  -ing,  -y,  reeked. 

reel,  -able,  -er,  -ing,  reeled,  reel'- 
ing=ma  chine'. 

reel' -band,  -bed,  -check,  -click, 
-cot'ton,  -hold''er,  -keep^er,  -line, 
-ov'en,  -plate,  -seat,  -stand. 

Re^el  a'iah  (-ya),   Bih. 

Re  Sl'i  fis   {or   -e'li-),    Bih. 

re  en  force'  or  -In  force',  -ment, 
-for'cer,  -for'ci  ble,  -forced',  re- 
en  force' -band,    -rings. 

Re^e  sa'i  as  (-yas  or  ree  sa'-), 
Bih. 


reeve,   reeved,    reev'ing. 

re  fait'    (re  fa'). 

re  fec'tion,  -tion  er,   -tive,  -to  ry. 

re  fer',  -ment,  -ring,  -ferred',  ref- 
er a  ble  or  re  fer'ri  ble,  -er  ence, 
-er  ee,  -er  en'da  ry,  -er  en'dum, 
-er  en'tial,    -tial  ly. 

re  fer  ment',  to  ferment  again. 

re  fine',  -ment,  -fined',  -fin'ed  ly, 
-ed  ness,  -er,  -er  y,  -ing,  re  fin'- 
ing-fur^nace,    -hearth. 

re  fit',  -ted,  -ter,  -ting,  -ment. 

re  fleet',  -ed,  -i  ble,  -ing,  -ing  ly, 
-ive,  -ive  ly,  -ive  ness,  -or, 
-flec'tion,   -tion  ist. 

re  ftet'   (re  fla'). 

re  flex',  v.,  -flexed',  -flex'i  ble, 
-i  bil'i  ty,  -ive,  -ive  ly,  -ive  ness, 
-ly,   re'flex,  a.  and  n. 

ref'lu  ent,   -ence,    -en  cy. 

re'flux,  -valve. 

re  fSr'est,   -ed,    -ing,    -es  ta'tion. 

re  form',  -a  ble,  -er,  -ing,  -a  to- 
ry, -ist,  -formed',  re^for  ma'- 
tion,  forming  anew,  ref  or  ma'- 
tion,  correction  of  life  or  manners, 
The   Ref  or  ma'tion. 

re  fract',  -a  ble,  -ed,  -ing,  -ive, 
-ive  ness,  -or,  -frac'tion,  -to  ry, 
-to  ri  ly,  -to  ri  ness,  -ture, 
-tured,    -tom'e  ter. 

rgf'ra  ga  ble,  -ga  bil'i  ty. 

re  frain',  -er,  -ing,  -ment, 
-frained'. 

refra  na'tion. 

re  fran'gi  ble,   -ness,   -bil'i  ty. 

re  jres'co   (ra  fras'ko),  a  drink. 

re  fresh',  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ing- 
ness,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ment, 
-freshed'. 

re  frig'er  ate  (-frij'-),  -a^ted, 
-acting,  -active,  -a^tor,  -to''ry, 
-ant,    -a'tion. 

re  frig'er  a  ting-cham'ber,  -ma- 
chine',   re  frig'er  a  tor -car. 

rgf'uge,    -u  gee',    -gee'ism. 

re  ful'gent,    -ly,    -gence,    -gen  cy. 

re  fund',   -ed,    -er,   -ing,    -ment. 

re  fuse'  (-fuz'),  v.,  -fus'al,  -er, 
-ing,    -fused',    refuse    (-us),    n. 

re  fute',  -fut'a  ble,  -a  bil'i  ty,  -al, 
-a  to'ry,    -er,    -ing,   ref  u  ta'tion. 

re  gain',   -er,   -ing,   -gained'. 


fate,    f3.t,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    m6t,    her,    ice,   In,    note. 


regal 


487 


relaid 


re'gal,   -ism,    -ly,    -gal'i  ty. 

re  gale',    -ment,    -galed',    -gal'ing, 

-er. 
re  ga'li  a,   -li  an. 
re  ga'lo. 
re  gard',     -a  ble,     -ant,     -ed,     -er, 

-ing,    -ful,    -ful  ly,    -less,    -less  ly, 

-less  ness,   re  gard' -ring. 
re  g^t'ta,   ■pi.   -tas. 
re'ge  late    (-je),    -la'ted,    -la''ting, 

-la'tion. 
Re''g6m=me'lech       (-g6m-me'16k), 

Bih. 
re  gen'er  ate,        -a^ted,       -acting, 

-a  tive,     -tive  ly,     -a^tor,     -tCry, 

-a'tion,    re  gen'er  a  tor=fur  nace. 
re  gen'e  sis. 
re'gent,     -ship,     -gen  cy,     re'gent- 

bird,    »o'ri  ole. 
Reg'gio     di     Ca  la'bri  a     (rad'jo 

de   ka  lii'bre  a),    pro  v.    It. 
Reg  gio'lo  (rad  jo'lo),  vil.   It. 
reg'i  cide   (rej'-),   -ciMal. 
re  gi  dor'   (ra^he  thor'). 
re  gime'    (ra  zhem'). 
reg'i  men     (rej'-),     pi.     -mens    or 

re  gim'i  na,    re  gim'i  nal   (-jIm'-). 
reg'i  ment    (rej'-),    -men'tal,    -tal- 
ly,   -tals,    -ta'tion. 
re'gion  (-jun),   -al,   -al  ly,   -a  ry. 
reg'is  ter      (rej'-),*     -ing,      -ship, 

-a  ble,        -tered,        reg'is  tra  ble, 

-trar,    -trar  ship,    -tra^ry,    -trate, 

-tra''ted,        -tra^ting,        -tra'tion, 

-tra'tion  al,    -try. 
reg'is  ter=grate,      -office,      -plate, 

=point,    reg'is  trar-gen'er  al. 
re'gi  um   do'num,    re'gi  us   pro  fes'- 

sor. 
rgg'let,    -plane. 
reg'nan  cy,    -nant,   re g' num. 
Reg  nault'    (re  no'),    Fr.   painter. 
re  gress',    v.,     -ing,     -ive,     -ive  ly, 

-gressed',  -gres'sion,  re'gress,  n. 
re  gret',    -ted,    -ting,    -ful,    -ful  ly, 

-ta  ble,    -ta  bly. 
rgg'u  lar,    -lar  ly,    -lar  ness,    -lir'- 

i  ty. 
rgg'u  late,     -lasted,    -lasting,     -W- 

tive,    -la''tor,    -to  ry,    -la'tion. 
reg'u  la  ting=screw,    -valve,    reg'- 

u  la  tor-box,        -cock,        -cov^er, 

-lev^er,    -shaft. 


re  gur'gi  tate,      -ta'ted,      -ta'ting, 

-tant,    -ta'tion. 
re  ha  bil'i  tate,     -tasted,     -ta'ting, 

-ta'tion. 
re  hearse',      -hears'al,      -er,      -ing, 

-hearsed'  (-herst'). 
Re'ho  bo'am,  Bih. 
Reh6'b6th,    bay   Del.;    Bih. 
Reich'en  au  (rich'en  ou),  isl.  Ger. 
Reich'en  bach     (ridi'en  bach),     r. 

Switz.;  t.  Prus.;  t.  Sax. 
reichs'land  (-lant). 
Reichs'rath    (ridis'rat),    Reichs'stadt 

(-stat),  Reichs'tag  (-tadi),  reichs'- 

tha'ler  (-ta'ler). 
reign  (ran),  -ing,  reigned. 
Rei'kJ  a  vlk,   t.   Iceland. 
re  Jm  burse',     -ment,     -burs'a  ble, 

-er,  -bursed'. 
Reims  (remz),  c.  Fr.,  Rhe'mish. 
rein  (ran),  -ing,  -less,  reined,  reins'- 

man. 
rein'-hold'er   (ran'-),    -hook,    -or'- 

chis  (-kis),  -slide,  -snap. 
rei'na  (ra'-). 

rein'deer  (ran'-),  -li^chen,  -moss. 
rein'ite. 

re  in  state',   -ment,   -stat'ed,   -ing, 
re'is  (ra'is  or  ras  or  rez),  a  coin, 
reis  (ris),  an  overseer. 
re  it'er  ate,  -a' ted,  -ted  ly,  -a  tive, 

-a'tion. 
reive, 
re  ject',     -a  ble,     -ed,     -er,     -ing, 

-ive,  -ment,  -jec'tion. 
re  joice',    -joiced',    -joi'cer,    -cing, 

-cing  ly. 
re  join',   -ing,   joined',    -join'der. 
re  jii've  nate,      -na''ted,      -na^ting, 

-na^tor,  -na'  tion,  -nesce', 

-nesced'  (-nest'),  -nes'cing,  -nes'- 

cence,     -cent,     -ve  nize,     -nized, 

-ni^zing. 
re  lais'   (r6  la'), 
re  l&pse',     -laps'er,     -ing,     -a  ble, 

-lapsed'. 
re  late',      -lat'ed,      -ed  ness,      -er, 

-ing,     -la'tion,     -tion  al,     -al'i  ty, 

-tion  ism,  -ist,  -ship. 
rgl'a  tive,    -ly,  -ness,    -tlv'i  ty. 
re  lax',    -a  ble,    -ant,    -a  tive,    -ing, 

-laxed',  -a'tion. 
re  lay',  w.,  re  lay',  v.,  -ing,  -laid'. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  <irn,  etude,  food,  fobt,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


release 


488 


renowned 


re  lease',  -ment,  -leas'er,  mechan., 

-or,    law,    -ing,    re  lease'-spring. 
rgl'e  gate,    -ga^ted,    -ga^ting,    -ga'- 

tion. 
re  lent',    -ed,    -ing,    -less,    -less  ly, 

-less  ness,    -ment. 
r61'e  vance,  -van  cy,  -vant,  -vant  ly. 
re  li'a  ble,     -ness,     -bly,     -bil'i  ty, 

-li'ance,  -ant. 
rfil'ic,  -knife,  -mon^ger. 
rgl'ict. 
re  lief,    ^en  grav'ing,    -map,    -per- 

spec^tive,  -valve,  -work. 
re  lieve',    -lieved',    -liev'a  ble,    -er, 

-ing,    re  liev'ing-tac^kle. 
re  li'gion      (-llj'un),      -ism,      -ist, 

-ize,     -ized,     -i^zing,     -less,     -li'- 

gious    (-lij'us),    -gious  ly,    -gious- 

ness,     re  It  gi  etix'    (re  le^zhe^e') ; 

fem.  re  li  gi  euse'     (rS  le^zhe'ez'), 

re  li  gio'so   (ra^le  jo'so) . 
re  lin'quish,      -er,      -ing,      -ment, 

-quished'. 
rgri  qua  ry. 
re  liq'ui  an   (-lik'wl-). 
rfil'ish,    -a  ble,    -ing,    -ished',    rel'- 

ish  ing-ma  chine'. 
re  luc'tance,   -tan  cy,   -tant,   -tant- 

ly- 

r6Fuc  tiv'i  ty. 

re  ly',   -ing,   -lied'. 

re  main',    -ing,    -mained',    -main'- 

der,    re  main'der-man. 
R6m^a  li'ah,   Bih. 
re  mand',   -ed,   -ing,    -ment. 
re  mark',      -ing,      -a  ble,      -a  ble- 

ness,    -a  bly,    -er,    -marked'. 
rem  blai'   (roh'bla'). 
Re  me'di  os  (ra  ma'de  os),  t.  Cuba, 
rfim'e  dy,     -ing,     -died,     rem'e  di- 

less   {or  re  med'-),   -less  ly,   -less- 

ness,     re  me'di  al,     -al  ly,     -di  a- 

ble,    -a  ble  ness,    -a  bly. 
re  mem'ber,     -a  ble,     -a  bly,     -er, 

-ing,    -bered,    -brance,    -bran  cer. 
rfim'i  grate   {or  re  mi'-),    -grafted, 

-gra''ting,    -gra'tion. 
re  mind',   -ed,   -er,   -ing,   -ful. 
rem''i  nJs'cence,     -cent,     -cen'tial, 

-tial  ly. 
re  mise'  (-miz'),  -mised',  -mis'ing. 
re  miss',   -ful,   -ly,   -ness,   -sive. 
re  mit',    -ted,    -ter,    -ting,    -ta  ble, 


-tal,       -tance,       -tan  cer,       -tent, 

-ment,       -mis'si  ble,       -si  bil'i  ty, 

-so  ry,    -sion   (-mish'un). 
rfim'nant,  -al. 
re  mo  lade'    (ra^mo'lad')    or    -mou^ 

lade'  (-raoD^-). 
re  mon'strate,      -stra'ted,      -stra'- 

ting,     -stra  tive,     -tive  ly,     -stra'- 

tor,      -strant,      -strant  ly,     -stra'- 

tion. 
re'mon  td'do. 
re  mon'toir     (re  m6n'tw6r     or     rS- 

m6n  tw6r'). 
rem'o  ra. 
re  morse',    -ful,    -ful  ly,    -ful  ness, 

-less,    -less  ly,    -less  ness. 
re  mote',   -ly,   -ness. 
re  mount',   -ed,   -ing. 
re  move'      (-moov'),      -mov'a  ble, 

-a  bly,    -a  bil'i  ty,    -al,    -ed  ness, 

-er,  -ing,  -moved'. 
re  mu'ner  ate,       -a'ted,       -a'ting, 

-a  tive,     -tive  ly,     -tive  ness,    -a- 

to^ry,   -a  ble,   -a  biFi  ty,   -action. 
R6  mu  sat'         (ra''mu^za'),         Fr. 

orient.;    Fr.  statesman;  Fr.  auth. 
Re  nais  sance     (re  na''s6ns'    or     re- 

na'sa,ns).     Re  nais'sant,     re  nS-s'- 

cence,    -cen  cy,    -cent,    -ci  ble. 
Re  naix'    (re  na'),    t.    Belg. 
iJe  nan'   (r6  nofi'),   Fr.  critic. 
ren  coun'ter,   -ing,   -tered. 
rend,  -ing,  -er,  rent. 
rfin'der,    -ing,    -a  ble,    -er,    -dered, 

ren  di'tion      (-dish'un),      ren'der- 

ing=pan,  =tank. 
ren'dez  vous   (ren'de  vdo   or  r5n'- 

da  voo),    -voused   (-vood),    -vous- 

ing  (-voo-). 
ren'e  gade,   -ga'do. 
re  new'    (-nu'),    -a  ble,    -a  bil'i  ty, 

-al,     -ed  ly,     -ed  ness,     -er,    -ing, 

-newed'. 
re  ni'tence  {or  ren''-),  -ten  cy,  -tent. 
Rennes  (r6n),  c.  Fr. 
ren'net,  -ed,  -ing,  ren'net-bag,  -fer^- 

ment,  -whey,  -wine. 
re  nounce',       -ment,       -noun'cer, 

-cing,       -nounced',       re  nun'ci  a- 

to^ry  (-shI-),   -ci  a'tion  {or  -shi-). 
rgn'o  vate,    -va^ted,    -tor    or    -ter, 

-ting,    -va'tion,    -tion  ist. 
re  nown',   -er,    -ed  ly,    -nowned'. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice,    in,    note. 


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489 


repulsing 


Rens'se  laer    (ren'sel  er),    co.    N. 

Y.;  t.  Ind. 
rent,    -a  ble,    -al,    -er,    -ed,    -ing, 

rente  (ront),  ren'tier'  (r6n''tya')- 
rent'-ar  rear^,        -charge,        -day, 

'free,  =roll,  -seek,  -serVice,  rent'- 

er-war^den. 
ren'ter,  v.,  to  sew,  -ing,  -er,  -tered. 
r6p  or  repp,  repped  (r6pt). 
re  pair',    -a  ble,    -er,    -ing,    -ment, 

-paired',      rep'a  ra  ble,      -ra  bly, 

-ra  bil'i  ty,       -ra'tion,       re  p^r'a- 

tive,    re  pair' -shop. 
r6p  ar  tee'. 
re  par  ti  mi  en! to    (ra''par  te^me  an'- 

to). 
re  past'. 

re  pa'tri  ate,  -a'' ted,  -acting,  -a'tion. 
re  pay',  -a  ble,  -ing,  -ment,  -paid'. 
re  peal',  -a  ble,  -a  ble  ness,  -a  bil'- 

i  ty,  -er,  -ing,  -ment,  -pealed'. 
re  peat',     -ed,     -ed  ly,     -er,     -ing, 

rep  e  ti'tion    (-tish'un). 
re  p61',    -pelled',    -pel'ling,    -lence, 

-len  cy,    -lent,    -ler. 
re  p6nt',   -ance,    -ant,   -ant  ly,   -ed, 

-er,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -less. 
re  peo'ple,   -pled,    -pling. 
re  per  cep'tion. 
re  per  cuss',      -cussed',     -cus'sing, 

-sive,  -sion  (-kush'un). 
rep'er  toire'     (-twor'),     rep'er  t6''ry, 

-to'ri  um. 
rgp'e  t6nd^   {or  -tend'). 
r6p  e  tent',  rep'e  ti'tor  {or  re  p6t'I-). 
rSp'e  ti'tion    (-tish'un),    -al,    -a  ry, 

-er,    -tious,    -tious  ly,    -tious  ness, 

re  pet'i  tive,    re  pe  ti'tion    (-tish'- 
un), to  petition  again. 
Re'pha  el   {or  ref'-),    Bib. 
Re  pha'iah  (-ya  or  ref  a  i'ah).  Bib. 
RSph'a  im    {or   re  fa'im).    Bib. 
re  pine',      -pined',      -pin'er,      -ing, 

-ing  ly. 
re  pique'   (-pek'). 
re  place',    -a  ble,    -ment,    -pla'cer, 

-cing,         -placed',        re  pla'cing- 

s  witch. 
re  plen'ish,  -er,  -ing,  -ment,  -ished. 
re  plete',  -ness,  -plet'ed,  -ing,  -ple'- 

tive,  -tive  ly,  -to  ry,  -ple'tion. 
re  plSv'in,     -ined,      -pl6v'ish,      -y, 

-led,    -i  sor. 


rep'li  ca,  re  pliche'  (-plesh'). 

rep'li  cate,  -ca''ted,  -casting,  -cap- 
tive, -ca'tion. 

rep'lum. 

re  ply',  -ing,  -plied',  -pli'er,  r6p'- 
li  cant. 

re  port',  -a  ble,  -age,  -ed,  -er, 
-ing,    -ing  ly,    -por  to'ri  al. 

re  pose'  (-poz'), '  -ful,  -pos'al,  -ed- 
ly,    -ed  ness,    -er,    -ing. 

re  p6s'i  tor,   -to  ry. 

re  pons' sage  (re  poo'sazh),  re- 
pous  se'   (re  poo^sa'). 

rSp  re  hend',  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -hen- 
si  ble,  -ble  ness,  -bly,  -bil'i  ty, 
-hen'sion,   -sive,   -sive  ly,   -so  ry. 

r€p  re  sent'  (-zent'),  -ed,  -er, 
-ing,  -a  ble,  -a  bil'i  ty,  -ant, 
-a  tive,  -tive  ly,  -tive  ness,  -sen- 
ta'tion,  -ta'tion  al,  -tion  ism, 
-tion  ist. 

re  press',  -er,  -i  ble,  -i  bly,  -ive, 
-ive  ly,    -ing,    -or,    -pressed'. 

re  prieve',    -prieved',    -priev'ing. 

rfip'ri  mand^,  «.,  -mand'  {or  r6p'-), 
v.,  -ed,  -er,  -ing. 

re  prim'er. 

re  print',   -ed,   -ing. 

re  prise'   (-priz'),   -pris'al. 

re  proach',  -a  ble,  -a  ble  ness, 
-a  bly,  -er,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful- 
ness, -ing,  -less,  -proached'. 

rfip'ro  bate,  -ness,  -baited,  -bai- 
ting, -ba''ter,  -ba'tion,  -ba'- 
tion  er,   -ba^tive,   -ba^tor,   -to  ry. 

re  pro  duce',  -duced',  -du'cer, 
-cing,  -ci  ble,  -duc'tive,  -tive- 
ness,    -to  ry,    -tion,    -tiv'i  ty. 

re  prove'  (-proov'),  -prov'a  ble, 
-a  ble  ness,  -a  bly,  -al,  -er,  -ing, 
-ing  ly,    -proved',    -proof. 

rgp'tile,  -tll'i  an,  -til'i  um,  pi. 
-urns. 

re  pub'lic,  -lie  an,  -an  ism,  -an- 
ize,  -ized,  -i'zing,  Re  pub'lic  an, 
U.  S.  politics. 

re  pub'lish,   -er,    -ing,    -lished. 

re  pu'dJ  ate,  -a''ted,  -acting, 
-a  ble,    -a'' tor,    -a'tion,    -tion  ist. 

re  pugn'  (-pun'),  -pugned', 

-pugn'er,  -pug'nance,  -nan  cy, 
-nant,    -nant  ly,   -na  to^ri  al. 

re  piilse',    -pulsed',    -puls'er,    -ing. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  (irn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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490 


ressaut 


-pul'sion,     -sive,     -sive  ly,     -sive- 

ness,   -so  ry. 
rfip'u  ta  ble,    -ble  ness,    -bly,    -ta'- 

tion,      re  pute',      -less,      -put'ed, 

-ed  ly. 
re  quest',  -ed,  -er,   -ing,  re  quest' - 

note,  r.  pro^gram. 
re'qui  em,   -mass,   -shark. 
req  ui  es'cat    in    pa'ce     (r6k  wi  es'- 

kat   in   pa'se). 
re  quire',    -ment,    -quir'a  ble,    -er, 

-ing,    -quired'. 
req'ui  site    (rek'wi  zit),    -ly,    -ness, 

-si'tion        (-zish'un),         -tion  ed, 

-quis'i  tor,    -to  ry. 
re  quite',  -quit  a  ble,  -al,  -ed,  -er, 

-ing. 
rere'brace,   rere'-brake. 
rere'dSs. 
Re  sa'ca    de    la    Pal'ma    (ra  sa'- 

ka    da    la),  co.  Tex. 
re  scind',   -ed,   -ing,   -a  ble,   -ment. 
re  sci.s'sion    (-sizh'un),    -scis'so  ry 

(-sis'-). 
re'script,  -scrip'tive,  -scrip'tion. 
rfes'cue,     -cued,      -cu  er,      -cu  ing, 

res'cue»grass. 
res  cus'sor,   -cus  see'. 
re  search',        -er,        -ing,        -ful, 

-searched'. 
re  seat',   -ed,   -ing. 
re  seau'    (ra  zo'). 
re  sect',  -ed,   -ing,   -sec'tion,   -tion- 

al. 
re  sem'ble    (-zem'-),    -bled,    -bier, 

-bling,    -bling  ly,    -blance. 
re  sent'     (-zent);     -ed,     -er,     -ing, 

-ing  ly,   -ful,    -ful  ly,   -ive,   -ment, 

re  sent',    sent   again. 
re  serve'   (-zerv'),    -served',    -serv'- 

ing,   -a  tive,   -a  to^'ry,   -serv'ed  ly, 

-ed  ness,         -er,         res'er  va'tion 

(rez'-). 
rfis'er  voir   (rez'er  vwor^). 
re  side'    (-zid'),    -sid'ed,    -er,     ing 

res'i  dence        (r6z'-),        -den  cer, 

-den  cy,    -dent,    -den'tial,    -den'- 

tia  ry    (-sha  ry),    -dent  ship. 
re  sid'u  al  (-zld'-),   -u  a  ry,   -u  ate, 

-a'ted,     -acting,     -u  ent,     -u  ous, 

-u  um,          -u  a'tion,         res'i  due 

(rez'-). 
re  sign'  (-zin'),  -ed  ly,  -er,  -ment, 


-signed',  res  ig  na'tion  (rez'-), 
res  ign  ee'    (rez'I  ne'). 

re  sil'i  ence   (-zil'-),   -en  cy,   -ent. 

res'in  (rez'-),  -i  na'ceous,  -i  nate, 
-na'ted,  -na'ting,  -in  if'er  ous, 
-in  i  form,  -i  fy,  -fy  ing,  -fied, 
-in  ous,  -in  ous  ly,  -ous  ness, 
-in  ize,    -ized,    -i'zing,    -in  y. 

res'in-bush,  =cell,  -duct,  -flux, 
-gland,  -pas'sage,  -tube,  res'  i- 
no-e  leC'tric. 

resl  na'ta  (rez''-). 

res'i  pis'cent  (res'-). 

re  sist'  (-zlsf),  -ed,  -er,  -ing, 
-ing  ly,  -ance,  -ant,  -ful,  -i  ble, 
-i  ble  ness,  -i  bly,  -i  bil'i  ty, 
-ive,  -ive  ly,  -sist'less,  -less  ly, 
-less  ness,   -sis  tiv'i  ty   (-zls-). 

re  sist'-work  (-zist'=),  re  sist'ance- 
box,  -coil. 

res'o  lute  (rez'-),  -ly,  -ness,  -o- 
lu'ble,    -lu'tion,    -tion  ist. 

re  solve'  (-zolv'),  -solved',  -solv'- 
ed  ly,  -ed  ness,  -end,  -ent,  -er, 
-ing. 

res'o  nance  (rez'-),  -nant,  -nant- 
ly,  -nate,  -na'tor,  res'o  nance - 
box. 

re  sort'   (-zorf),    -ed,   -er,    -ing. 

re  sound'  (-zound'),  to  reverber- 
ate, -ed,  -er,  -ing,  re  sound', 
to  sound  again. 

re  source'  (-sors'),  -ful,  -ful  ness, 
-less. 

re  spect',  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -a  ble, 
-a  ble  ness,  -a  bly,  -a  bil'i  ty, 
-less,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful  ness, 
-spec'tive,   -tive  ly. 

re  spire',  -spired',  -spir'ing,  -splr'- 
a  ble,  -a  ble  ness,  -a  bil'i  ty, 
-spir'a  to'ry,  -a  tive,  res  pi  ra'- 
tion,    -tion  al,    -pi  rom'e  ter. 

rgs'pite,    -less,    -pit  ed,    -pit  ing. 

re  splen'dence,  -den  cy,  -dent, 
-dent  ly. 

re  sp6nd',  -ed,  -ing,  -ence,  -en  cy, 
-ent,    re  sp6nse'. 

re  spfin'si  ble,  -ness,  -bly,  -bil'i  ty, 
-sive,  -sive  ly,  -sive  ness,  -so  ry, 
-so'ri  al. 

res'sa  la. 

res' sal  dar. 

res  saut'. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice.   In,    note, 


rest 


491 


return  ticket 


rest,    -ed,    -ing,    -ful,    -ful  ly,    -ful- 
ness,     -ive,      -ive  ly,      -ive  ness, 

-less,    -less  ly,    -less  ness. 
rest'-cure,         =har  row,         -house, 

rest'ing'cell,  -place,  =spore,  -stage, 

-state. 
res  taur'. 
res'tau  rant,    -car,    re  stau  ra  teur' 

(ra^sto^ra  ter'). 
Res''ti  gouche'    (-goosh'),    r.    Can. 
res  ti  o  na'ceous. 
res  tl  tu'tion,   res'ti  tu  tive. 
re  store',  -stored',  -stor'ing,  -stor'- 

a  ble,    -ble  ness,    -a  tive,    -a  live- 
ly,   -er,    res  to  ra'tion,    -tion  ism, 

-tion  ist. 
re  strain',  -a  ble,  -ed  ly,  -er,  -ing, 

-ment,  -strained',  -straint'. 
re  stri'all. 
re  strict',  -ed,  -ed  ly,  -ive,   -ive  ly, 

-ive  ness,     -stric'tion,     -tion  a  ry, 

-tion  ist. 
re  strin'gend,   -strin'gent. 
re  sub  lime',   -li  ma'tion. 
re  su  da'tion. 
re  suit'    (-zult'),    -ed,    -ing,    -ance, 

-ant,    -ful,    -less,    -less  ness. 
re  sume'  (-zum'),  -sumed',  -sum'- 

a  ble,      -ing,       -sump'tion,    -tive, 

re  su  me'    (ra'zu^ma'). 
res  ur  reef    (rez''-),    -a  ble,    -rec'- 

tion,      -tion  a  ry,      -tion  ist,     res- 

ur  rec'tion-man,  -plant. 
re  sus'ci  tate,       -tasted,       -ta  ble, 

-ta'ting,     -ta^tive,     -ta^tor,     -tant, 

-ta'tion. 
ret,    -ted,    -ting. 
re  ta'ble,  n. 
re'tail,  n.  and  a.,  re  tail',  v.,  -ing, 

-er,    -ment,    -tailed'. 
re  tain',    -a  ble,    -er,    -ing,    -ment, 

-tained',    -ten'tion,    re  tain-wall. 
re  ta.ri  ate,     -a^ted,      -acting,      -a- 

tive,    -a  to^ry,    -a'tion. 
re  tard',     -ed,     -er,     -ing,     -ment, 

-a  tive,    -a  to'ry,   re  tar  da'tion. 
retch,   -ing,  retched. 
re  ten'tion,        -ten'tive,        -tive  ly, 

-tive  ness,    -tiv'i  ty. 
Re  thel'   (re  tel'),   t.   Fr. 
re'ti  a  ry    (-shi-). 
rSt'i  cence,   -cen  cy,    -cent. 
re  tic'u  lar,      -ly,  '  -u  lose,      -late, 


-late  ly,     -la''ted,      -la''ting,     -la'- 

ri  an,         -la'tion,         re  tic'u  late- 

veined. 
rSt'i  cule,   re  tic'u  lum,    pi.    -la. 
rgt'i  na,   -i  nal,   -i  ni'tis. 
rfet'i  nue. 
re  tire',    -tired',    -tired'ly    or    -tir'- 

ed  ly,     -tired'ness     or     -ed  ness, 

-er,  -ing,  -tire'ment. 
re  tort',   n.  and  v.,    -ed,    -er,    -ing, 

-tor'sion,   re  tort'-hold^er,   -house, 

-scaFer. 
re  toiich',        -er,        -ing,        -ment, 

-touched'. 
re  toiich'ing-desk,  -ea^sel,  -frame, 

-ta'ble. 
re  trace',     -a  ble,     -traced',     -tra'- 

cing. 
re  tract',      -tract'a  ble     or     -i  ble, 

-bil'i  ty,     -tract'ive,     -ive  ly,     -or, 

-ed,  -ing,  -lie,  -trac'tion,  -trac  til'- 

i  ty . 
re  treat',   -ed,   -er,   -ing. 
re  tree'. 

re  trench',  -ing,  -ment,  -trenched'. 
re  trib'u  tive,       -u  tor      or      -ter, 

-to  ry,    ret  ri  bu'tion. 
re  trieve',  -ment,  -trieved',  -triev'- 

a  ble,     -a  ble  ness,     -a  bly,     -al, 

-ing,    -er. 
re  tro  act'     {or    ret'ro-),     -act'ive, 

-ive  ly,    -ac'tion. 
re  tro  cede'     (or     re'-     or     ret'-), 

-ced'ent,    -ces'sion,    -sion  al. 
rfit'ro  grade     (or     re'-),     -graMed, 

-ding,        -ding  ly,        -gra  da'tion, 

-gres'sion,       -sion  al,       -gres'sive, 

-sive  ly. 
re  trors'e',   -ly. 
rgt'ro  spect     {or     re'-),  -spec'tion, 

-spec'tive,    -tive  ly. 
re  trous  sage'   (re  troo'sazh'). 
re  trous  se'    (re  troo  sa'). 
re  tro  vert'   {or  re'tro-  or  ret'ro-), 

-ed,    -ing,    -ver'sion. 
re  turn',     -a  ble,     -a  bil'i  ty,     -er, 

-ing,  -less,  -turned'. 
re  turn'-aPka  11,       -ball,       -bead, 

-bend,      -crease,      "day,      -piece, 

-shock,         -valve,        re  turn'ing- 

board,    -of'fi  cer. 
re  turn'      car'go,     r.     check,     r. 

match,  r.   tag,  r.   tick'et. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  tirn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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492 


Rhenish 


Re'u  {or  rob),  Bib. 

Reu'el  (rot)'-  or  re  u'el),  Bib. 

re  u'ni  fy   (-fi),   -ing,  -fied,  -ft  ca'- 

tion. 
re  u  nite',  -nit'ed,  -ed  ly,  -ing, 
Re'us  (ra'oDs),  t.  Sp. 
Reuss  (rois),  r.  Switz.;  Fr.  theol. 
Reuss=Schleiz'    (rois=shlitz'),   prin. 

Ger. 
Reu'ter    (roi'ter),  Ger.  poet;  Ger. 

teleg.  agency. 
rev^a  len'ta. 

re  vamp',   -ing,    -vamped'. 
re  veal',      -a  ble,      -ble  ness,      -er, 

-ing,    -vealed'. 
re  veil'le   (rev  61  le'   or  re  val'ya). 
rev'Sl,    -Sled    or    -611ed,    -61  ing    or 

-ling,    -er   or    -ler,    -el  ment,    -el- 

ry,  rev'el=mas'ter. 
rfiv  e  la'tion,     -tion  al,     Rev  e  la'- 

tions,  Bib. 
rev'e  nant. 
re  venge',  n.  and  v.,   -a  ble,   -ful, 

-ful  ly,   -ful  ness,   -ven'ger,   -ging, 

-ging  ly,    -venged'. 
rev'e  nue,     -nued,     rev'e  nue -offi- 
cer. 
re  ver'ber  ate,       -a^ted,       -acting, 

-a  tive,       -a'tor,       -to^ry,       -ant, 

-a'tion. 
re  vere',     -vered',     -ver'ing,     -ver'- 

a  ble. 
rSvfer  ence,    -enced,    -en  cer,    -en- 

cing,     -end,     -ent,     -ent  ly,     -en'- 

tial,    -tial  ly. 
rfiv'er  ie  or  -er  y,   -er  ist. 
re  vers'    (r6  var') . 
re  verse',     -ly,     -versed',     -ver'sal, 

-sa  tile,   -vers'i  ble,   -i  bly,   -i  bil'- 

i  ty,     -ing,     -er,     -or,     -ver'sion, 

-sion  a  ry,    -sion  er. 
re  vers'  ing-cyFin  der,         -gear, 

"lay^er,         -lev  er,         -ma  chine', 

-mo'tion,  -shaft,  -valve. 
re  ver'so. 
re  vert',      -ed,      -er,      -ing,      -ant, 

-i  ble,    -ive,    -ive  ly. 
re  vest',   -ed,    -ing. 
re  vet',    -ted,    -ting,    -ment. 
re  view'    (-vu'),     -a  ble,     -al,     -er, 

-ing,  -viewed'. 
re  vile',     -ment,      -viled',      -vil'er, 

-ing,   -ingly. 


re  vin'di  cate,  -ca'ted,  -casting, 
-ca'tion. 

re  vise'  (-viz'),  -vised',  -vis'er, 
-ing,  -o  ry,  -vi'sion  (-vizh'un), 
-sion  al,    -sion  a  ry,    -sion  ist. 

re  vis'it  (-viz'-),  -ed,  -ing,  -ant, 
-vis  i  ta'tion. 

re  vive',  -ment,  -vived',  -viv'al, 
-al  ism,  -al  ist,  -is'tic,  -a  ble, 
-a  bil'i  ty,  -er,  in  law  -or,  -ing, 
-ing  ly. 

re  vJv'i  fy,  -fy  ing,  -fied,  -i  fl  ca'- 
tion, rev'i  vis'cence,  -cen  cy, 
-cent. 

re  voke',  -ment,  rev'o  ca  ble,  -ble- 
ness,  -bly,  -bil'i  ty,  -ca'tion, 
-ca  to'ry. 

re  volt',   -ed,    -er,    -ing,    -ing  ly. 

rSv  o  lu'tion,  -a  ry,  -er,  -ist,  -ize, 
-ized,  -i^zing,  rev'o  lute,  -lu- 
tive. 

re  v61ve',  -ment,  -volved',  -volv'- 
er,    -ing. 

re  vfll'sion,    -vul'sent,    -sive,    -sor. 

re  ward',  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -a  ble, 
-a  ble  ness,    -a  bly,    -less. 

rey'nard  (ra'-  or  ren'-),  Rey'nard, 
Fiction. 

rez' 'de 'chaus'see'    (ra'  =d6 -sho^sa') . 

Re  zi'a.   Bib. 

rhap'so  dy  (rS-p'-),  -sod'ic,  -ic  al, 
-so  dist,  -dis'tic,  -so  dize,  -dized, 
-di  zing,    -do  man'cy. 

Rhe'a  (re'-),  Myth., — (ra),  co. 
Tenn.,  rhe'a,  an  ostrich;  a  satel- 
lite; a  fiber  plant;  rhe'a-fi'ber, 
-grass. 

Rhe'gium  (re'jl-),  Bib. 

Rheims  (remz).     See  Reims. 

rhe'o  chord,  rhe  om'e  ter,  -om'e  try, 
-o  met'ric,  -o  mo^tor,  -o  phore, 
-o  scope,  -o  scSp'ic,  -o  stat, 
-stat'ic,  -ics,  -o  tome,  -o  trope, 
-trop'ic,    -ot'ro  pism. 

rhfet'o  ric,  -ri'cian  (-rish'an),  -o- 
rize,    -rized,    rhe  t6r'ic  al,    -al  ly. 

rheum  (room),  a  catarrhal  affec- 
tion, -y,  Rhe'um,  Bot.  genus. 

rheu'ma  tism  (roo'-),  -mSt'ic, 
-ic  al. 

Rheydt  (rit),  t.  Prus. 

rhi'nal,   -nal'gi  a. 

Rhine  (rin),  r.  Ger.,  RhSn'ish. 


fate,    fat,   far,   fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,   her,   ice,   In,    note, 


rhinestone 


493 


rightfully 


rhme'stone. 

rhi  noc'e  r6s  (-nos'-),  -e  rot'ic, 
rhi  noc'e  ros=auk,  -bec'tle,  =bird, 
=bush,  =cha  me^le  on,  -horn'- 
bill,  =tick. 

rhi  n61'o  gy,   -o  gist,   -no  log'ic  al. 

rhi'no  scope,   -scop'ic,   -nos'co  py. 

rhlp'i  date. 

RhcB'cus  (re'kus),  Myth. 

rhSmb  {or  rom),  rhom'bic,  -bic- 
al,  -boid,  -boid'al,  -bus,  pi.  -bl, 
rhomb' 'SoFid,  -spar. 

rhu'barb,  -y,  rhu'barb=root. 

rhumb  or  rumb  (rum  or  rumb), 
rhumb'=line,  -sailing. 

rhyme.     See  rime. 

rh)rn'chote  (ring'kot),  -cho'tous. 

rhyne  (rin). 

rhythm  (rithm  or  rithm),  -less, 
rhyth'mic,  -mic  al,  -al  ly,  -al'i  ty, 
-mics,  -mist,  -mize,  -mized,  -mi'- 
zing,   -mom'e  ter,   -mus. 

ri  (re). 

ri'ant,    -an  cy. 

rib,  -bing,  rib'less,  -let,  ribbed,  rib'- 
wort. 

rib'=band,  =baste,  -bone,  -faced, 
-grass,  -like,  -nosed,  -piece,  -roast, 
-roasf'er,  -stitch,  -vault^ing,  rib'- 
bing=nail. 

Ri'bai  (-ba),  Bih. 

rJb'ald,  -ish,  -ry. 

ri  hat  tu'ta   (re  bat  too'ta). 

rib'ble-rab'ble. 

rib'bon,  -ing,  -boned  (-bund),  rib'- 
bon  weed,  -wood,  a  tree,  -worm. 

rn)'bon-bor''der  ing,  -brake,  -fish, 
-grass,  -line,  -loom,  -map,  -pat^- 
tern,  -reg^is  ter,  -saw,  -seal, 
-snake,  -stamp,  -tree,  -wave, 
-wire,  r.  gur^nard,  r.  i^ron. 

Rib'bon  ism,    -bon  man. 

Ric'ci  (ret'che),  It.  reformer. 

Ric'cia  (ret'cha),  t.  It. 

Ric'cio  (ret'cho),  It.  painter. 

Ric  cio'li    (ret  cho'le),    It.    astron. 

rice,  -flow^er. 

rice' -bird,  -bun^ting,  -corn,  -drill, 
-dust,  -em  broid''er  y.  -field, 
-flour,  -glue,  -grain,  -hen,  -hull- 
er,  -meal,  -milk,  -mill,  -pa  per, 
-plan  taction,  -plant  er,  -pound- 
er,   -rat,    -shell,    -sow  er,    -stitch. 


-stone,  -su  gar,  -ten^rec,  -troop^- 
i  al,  -waiter,  -wee  vil,  r.  pud- 
ding, r.  soup,  r.  wine. 

rich,  -es,  -ly,  -ness,  -weed. 

Ri  che  lieu'  (re  she  lob'),  co.  and 
r.  Que.; — (rish'6  loo  or  resh- 
lye'),  Fr.  cardinal. 

RiCh'ter,  Ger.  polit.;  Ger.  mus.; 
Ger.  auth. 

rick,  -er,  -ers,  rick'yard,  -stand. 

rick'ets,    -et  y,    -et  i  ness. 

rick-rack. 

ric^o  chef  (rik^o  sha'  or  -shet'), 
-chet'ted,  -chet'ting. 

rid,  -ded,  -ding,  -dance,  -der. 

rid'dle,  -died,  -dling,  -dling  ly, 
-dlings,   -dler. 

ride,  rode,  rid'den,  rid'a  hie, 
rld'er,    -er  less. 

ride'-of  fi  cer,  rld'er-roll,  rid'ing- 
bitts,  -boot,  -day,  -glove,  -hab^it, 
-hood,  -light,  -mas^ter,  -robe, 
-rod,  -sail,  -school,  -skirt,  -suit, 
-whip. 

ri'deau'  (re  do'),  pi.,  -deaux  (-doz). 

ridge,  ridged,   ridg'ing,   -ing  ly,   -y. 

ridge'-band,  -beam,  -drill,  -fil- 
let, -har^row,  -hoe,  -piece,  -plate, 
-plow,  -pole,  -roof,  -rope,  -stay, 
-tile,  ridg'ing-grass,  -plow. 

rJd'i  cule,  -culed,  -cuFing,  -cul- 
er,  ri  dic'u  lous,  -lous  ly,  -lous- 
ness,    -los'i  ty. 

ridot'to   (re  dot'to). 

riem  (rem). 

Ries'ling,  a  wine. 

rife,  -ly,  -ness. 

riff. 

riffle,  -fler,  riffle-bars. 

riffraff. 

ri'fie,  -fled,  -fling,  -fler,  ri'fle  man. 

ri'fle-ball,  -bird,  -corps,  -fish,  -pit, 
-range,  -shell,  -shot,  ri'fling=ma- 
chine^   -tool,  ri'fle  man-bird. 

rJft,     -ed,     -ing. 

rig,  -ger,  -ging,  -gish,  rigged, 
rig'-out,  rig'ging-cut^ter,  -loft, 
-screws,     -tree. 

Ri'ga,  tp.  Mich.;  tp.  N.  Y.,— 
(re'ga),  c.  Russ.,  Ri'ga  baFsam 
(re'ga),    R.    fir,    R.    pine. 

rJg  a  doon'. 

right  (rit),    -ed,    -er,    -ful,    -ful  ly, 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  Hvn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  BaCh. 


rightfulness 


494 


riprapped 


-ful  ness,  -less,  -ly,  -ness,  -ing, 
-eous  (ri'chus),  -eous  ly,  -ness. 

right' «a  bout^  =an'gled,  -drawn, 
-edge,  -hand,  a.,  -hand''er, 
-whaFer. 

Ri'gi    (re'ge),    mt.    Switz. 

rig'id  (rij'-),  -id  ly,  -id  ness, 
ri  gid'i  ty. 

rig  leen'. 

rig' ma  role. 

Rig  na'no      (ren  ya'nd),      vil.   It. 

rig  o  lette'. 

rig'or,  -ism,  -ist,  -ous,  -ous  ly, 
-ous  ness. 

rigord'so     (re'-). 

Rigs'dag  or  Riks'-. 

rigs' da' ler. 

Rig'Ve'da     (-va'-). 

rig  wid'die. 

Riis    (res),    Amer.    writer. 

ri  lie'vo    (re  lya'vo). 

rill,    -et,    rill' -mark. 

rim,   -less,    -mer,    -ming,  rimmed. 

rim'-fire,  -line,  -lock,  -planner, 
-rock,     -saw,     -stock. 

rime,  white  frost;  a  round  of  a 
ladder,  rim'y,  rime -frost, 

-frost'ed. 

rime  or  rhyme,  rimed,  rim'ing, 
rime'less,       -ster,       rime'-let'ter. 

ri'mose  (-mos),  -ly,  -mous, 
-m6s'i  ty. 

rim'ple,    -pled,    -pUng. 

rin. 

Ri  nal'do     (re-).     Fiction. 

rind,  -ed,  -less,  -y,  rind' -gall, 
-graft'ing,      -lay  er. 

Rinde     (rind),     r.    India. 

rin'der  pest. 

rin  for  zan'do  (-tsan'do),  rin- 
}or  za'to     (-tsa'to). 

ring,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ster, 
-wise,  -y,  rang,  rung,  ringed, 
ring'bill,  a  duck,  -laone,  a 
disease,  -fish,  -lead'er,  -man, 
-mas'ter,  -neck,  a  plover;  a 
duck,  -sail,  -tail,  a  bird,  -toss, 
-work,     -worm. 

ring' -handled,  -bark,  -bark''er, 
-bird,  -bit,  -black'bird,  -bolt, 
-bone,  -boot,  -brooch,  -hunzting, 
-bush,  -ca  naF,  -car  ri  er, 

-chuck,      -cross,      -di  al,       =dog, 


-dot'ter  el,  -dove,  -drop  per, 
-fin  ger,  -foot  ed,  -formed, 
-fowl,  -frame,  =gage,  -ban  die, 
head,  -hedge,  -joint,  -keep  er, 
-lock,  -lock'et,  -mal  let,  -mon- 
ey, -mule,  -necked,  -net, 
-ou'zel,  -par  rot,  -perch,  -plain, 
-plov  er,  -rope,  -saw,  -shaped, 
-small,  -snake,  -spar  row, 

-spin  ner,  -stand,  -stop  per, 
-streaked,  -tailed  -thros  tie, 
-thrush,  -time,  -tongue,  -top, 
-vor  tex,  -wad,  -wall,  ringed'- 
arm,  -car''pet,  a  moth,  ring'ing- 
en  gine,    ring' worm -root,   -shrub. 

ring'  ar'ma  ture,  r.  ar'mor,  r. 
fence,  r.  mail,  r.  tum  bier,  r. 
valve,     ring'ing  out. 

ring'let,     -ed. 

ring'ster. 

Rinous  ki'  (re'noos  ke'),  co.  Que. 

rinse,  rinsed,  rins'er,  -ing,  rins'- 
ing=ma  chine'. 

Ri'6,  a  coffee,  ri  o'  (re  o'),  a 
weight. 

Ri'o  de  Ja  nei'ro  (re'6  da  zha- 
na'ro),    c.  and  state  Braz. 

Ri'o  de  la  Pla'ta  (la  pla'ta), 
r.  S.  Amer. 

Ri'o  Gran'de  (re'6  gran'da),  r. 
Afr.;  r.  N.  Amer.;  r.  Braz.;  co. 
Colo.;    c.    Tex. 

Ri'o  Grande  do  Sul'  (do  sool'), 
state  Braz. 

Ri  cm'    (re'on'),    t.    Fr. 

Ri'os     (re'os),     prov.     Ecuador. 

Ri'o     Sala'do,  r.  Arg.  Rep. 

ri'ot,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -ous,  -ous  ly, 
-ous  ness,    -ry. 

rip,  -per,  -ping,  ripped,  rip'sack, 
rip'-fish'ing,     -saw. 

rip'ping-bed,  -chis  el,  A.  ron,  -saw. 

ri  pa'ri  an  {or  ri  pa'-),  -al,  -ri  ous. 

ripe,  -ly,  -ness,  rip'en,  -ened, 
-en  ing. 

ri  pie'no  (ri  pya'no  or  re  pe  a'no), 
-pie  nist. 

ri  post'. 

rip'ple,  -pled,  -pling,  -pier, 
-plet,     -ply. 

rip'ple -bir-'rel,  -grass,  -mark, 
-marked. 

rip'rap,     -rapped. 


fate,   fat,   far,   fall,   f^re,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   mSt,   her,   ice,  in,   note, 


nse 


496 


Rochelle  salt 


rise  (lis  or  riz),  w.,  rise'^bush 
(ris'-),  -dike,  -wood. 

rise  (riz)  v.,  rose  (roz),  ris'en 
(riz  -),      ris'er,      -ing. 

ris'ing'an  vil,  -line,  -main, 
■=rod,     -seat,     -square,     -wood. 

rls'I  ble  (riz'-),  -ble  ness,  -bly, 
-bil'i  ty. 

risk,  -er,  -ing,  -ful,  -y,  -i  ness, 
risked. 

ri  so  lu'to      (re  zo  loo'to) . 

ri  so'rf  al,     -ri  us,     pi.     -rl  I. 

ri  sot' to     (re  z6t't6). 

risp. 

ris  que    (res'ka'). 

ris' sole    (ris'sol    or    re^sol'). 

Ris  to'ri  (res  to're).  It.  actress, 
ris  to'ri,    a    jacket. 

ri  tar' do  (re  tar'do),  ri  tar  dan'- 
do     (-dan'do). 

rite. 

ritlle,  a  vine. 

ri  tor  nelle'     (re  tor  ngl'),     -ml' Id. 

rit'u  al,   -ism,  -al  ist,    -is'tic,  -al  ly. 

rJv'age. 

ri'val,  -ry,  -v3.1ed  or  -vailed, 
-val  ing    or     -ling. 

rive,  rived  or  riv'en,  riv'ing, 
riv'er,    riv'ing-knife,    -ma  chine'. 

riv'er,  -ain,  -ine,  -ish,  -y,  riv'er- 
head,   -side,   -weed. 

rXv'er-bank,  -bass,  -bed,  -birch, 
-bot  tom,  -bull'head,  -carp, 
=chub,  -crab,  -craft,  -craw'- 
fish,  -dol  phin,  -drag  on, 

-driv  er,  -duck,  -flat,  =god, 
-hog,  -horse,  -jack,  -lam  prey, 
-lim  pet,  -man,  -mead  ow, 
-mus  sel,  -ot  ter,  -perch,  -pie, 
-plain,  -shrew,  -snail,  -swal'low, 
-tgr'race,  -tor  toise,  -tur  tie, 
-wall,     -wa  ter,     -weight,     -wolf. 

Rive'saltes    (rev'salt),    a    wine. 

rJv'et,  -et  ed  or  -ted,  -et  ing  or 
-ting,    -et  er. 

riv'et-clip'per,  -cut  ter,  -hearth, 
-joint,    -knob,    -ma  chine'. 

riv'et  ing -bur,  -forge,  -ham'- 
mer,  -ma  chine',  -plates,  -set, 
-tools. 

ri  vilre'     (re  war'). 

Ri  vi  fere'  Pi  lote'  (re've'ar' 
pe'lot'),    t.    Martinique. 


Ri  vi  feres'  du  Sud'  (re've'ir' 
dii  sud'),    Fr.   colony  W.   Afr. 

Ri'vo  li    (re'vo  le),    t.    It. 

riv'u  let,     -tree. 

rix'-dol  lar. 

roach,    -backed,    -dace. 

road,  -er,  -ing,  -man,  -ster, 
-side,  -stead,  -way,  -weed, 
-wor  thy,    roads'man. 

road'-a  gent,  -bed,  -book,  car, 
-drift,  -har  row,  -lev  el,  -lev  el- 
er,  -lo  CO  mo'tive,  -ma  chine', 
-mak'er,  -meas'ur  er,  -met  al, 
-plow,  -roll  er,  -run  ner,  -scrap'- 
er,  -steam  er,  -sul'ky,  -sur  - 
vey'or,     -work. 

roam,    -er,    -ing,    roamed. 

roan,    -tree. 

Ro'a  noke',  co.,  and  c.  Va.;  tp. 
N.    C,    ro'a  noke',    shell-money. 

roar,    -er,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    roared. 

roast,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  roast' -bit  ter, 
-stall,  roast'er-slag. 

roast'ing-bed,  -cyl'in  der,  -ear, 
-fur  nace,   -jack,    -kiln,    -ov  en. 

r6b,  -ber,  -ber  y,  -bing,  robbed, 
rob'-al  tar,  rob'ber-crab,  -fly, 
-gull. 

r6b'bin,  rope-yarn;  a  carriage - 
spring;    a  chest. 

robe,  robed,  rob'ing,  robe'-mak'er, 
rob'ing-room,  robe'de^cham'bre 
(rob'-de-shoh'br). 

Ro'bfis  pierre'  (-peer'),  Fr.  rev- 
olutionist. 

rSb'in,  a  bird,  -et,  r6b'in-ac  cent'or, 
-breast,  -dip  per,  -sand'pi  per, 
-snipe,  -wheat,  rob'in's-plan'- 
tain,  -rye,  rob'in-run-in-the- 
hedge,  a  plant,  rob'in  red- 
breast,   r.    rud'dock. 

Ro  bo'am   {or  rob'-),   Bib. 

r6b'o  rant. 

ro  bust',    -ly,    -ness. 

r6c. 

Ro  cha',    dept.    Uruguay. 

Ro'cham'beau'  (-shoh'bo'),  Amer. 
gen. 

R6ch'dale,    t.    and    bor.    Eng. 

Roche  fort'    (rosh'for'),    t.    Fr. 

Ro  chelle'.  La  (-shel'),  c.  Fr., 
Rochelle',  c.  111.,  Rochelle' 
pow  der,    R.    salt. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etude,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


roches  moutonnles 


496 


roUing'tackle 


roches'  mou  ton  nees'  (rosh'moo^to^- 
na'). 

r6ch'et. 

r5ch'ing=cask. 

Roch'litz    (r6k'llts),    t.    Ger. 

Ro  ci  nan'te  (ro'se  nan'ta),  Don 
Quixote's   steed. 

rock,  -er,  -ered,  -er  y,  -ing,  -y, 
-i  ness,  -less,  -let,  -ling,  rocked, 
rock'fish,    -weed,     -work. 

rock'=a  lys^sum,  =bad  ger,  =bai^- 
na  cle,  -ba  sin,  =bass,  =beau  ty, 
-bird,  -black  bird,  -bor  er,  -bot^- 
tom,  -bound,  -brake,  -break  er, 
-but  ter,  -can  dy,  -ca'^vy,  -cist, 
-cod,  -cook,  -cork,  -crab,  -cress, 
-crowned,  -crush  er,  -crys  tal, 
-de  mon,  -dol  phin,  -dove, 
-drill,  -drill  ing,  -duck,  -eel, 
-elm,  -fal  con,  -fe  ver,  -fire, 
-flint,  -flour,  -gas,  -goat,  -goose, 
-grouse,  -hair,  a  lichen,  -har- 
mon^i  con,  -hawk,  -head,  -hop- 
per, -kan  ga  roo^  -kelp,  -knot^- 
weed. 

rock' -lark,  -leath'er,  -lev  er,  -lil  y, 
-lim  pet,  -lin  tie,  -lob  ster,  -man- 
i  kin,  -ma  pie,  -meal,  -milk, 
-moss,  -mouse,  -n6s''ing,  -oil, 
-ou''zel,  -oys^ter,  -par'ra  keet, 
-pi  geon,  -pip  it,  -plant,  -plov- 
er, -ptar  mi  gan,  -puFver  i  zer, 
-punch,  -rab  bit,  -rat,  -rose, 
-ruVble,  -ru  by,  -sal  mon,  -sam^- 
phire,  -scor  pi  on,  -seal,  -ser  pent, 
-shaft,  -shell,  -shrike,  -slat  er, 
-snipe,  -soap,  -spar  row,  -staff, 
-star  Hng,  -stur  geon,  -suck  er, 
-swal  low,  -swift,  -tar,  -tem  pie, 
-thrush,  -tools,  -tripe,  -trout, 
-tur^quoise,  -vi'o  let,  -war  bier, 
-wa  ter,  -win  kle,  -wood,  -wren, 
rock'   al  urn,    r.    salt.    Rock   day. 

rock'a  way,  a  carriage. 

rock'er-cam,    -shaft,    -sleeve. 

r6ck'et,  -er,  rock'et-bird,  -case, 
-drift,    -har  poon',    -lark^spur. 

rock'ing-bar,  -beam,  -chair, 
-horse,    -tree,    r.    pier,    r.    shaft. 

Rock'y  Moun  tain  blue^bird,  R. 
M.  gar  rot,  R.  M.  goat,  R.  M. 
lo  cust,  R.  M.  pi'ka,  R.  M. 
rat,   R.   M.   sheep. 


rod,  -ded,  -ding,  -let,  -ster,  rod'- 
man,    -wood,    a   tree,   rods'man. 

rod'-bac  te^ri  um,  -b  a  y^  o  n  e  t , 
-chis^el,  -coup^hng,  -end,  -fish, 
-fishier,  -fish''ing,  -fruc  ti  fi  cap- 
tion, -gran''ule,  -hold  er,  -i  ron, 
-line,   -ma  chine^   -planner,   -ring. 

ro'dent. 

ro  de'o    (-da'6). 

R6d  e  ri'go  (-re'go),  Shak., 
Othello. 

r6d'o  mel. 

R6d'6  in6nt  or  Ro^do  mon'te 
(-ta).    Fiction. 

rSd'o  mont,    -mon  tade',    -ta'dor. 

Ro^drigues'  (-dreg'),  isl.  Indian  Oc. 

Ro  dri'guez   (-dre'geth),  Sp.  auth. 

roe  (ro),  roed,  roe'buck,  roe'-deer, 
-fish,    -stone,    roe'buck-ber^ry. 

Roeb'ling  (reb'ling),  Amer.  en- 
gineer. 

Roent'gen  (runt'gen),  Ger.  in- 
ventor, R.  pho'to  gram,  R.  pho'- 
to  graph,   R.  rays. 

ro  ga'tion,  rog'a  to  ry,  ro  ga'tion- 
flow^er. 

Ro'ge  lim    {or   -ge'-),    Bih. 

Ro'get'    (-zha'),    Eng.    auth. 

rogue,  rogued,  rogu'ing,  rogu'- 
er  y,  rogu'ish,  -ish  ly,  -ish  ness, 
rouge'ship,   rogue' -house. 

ro'r. 

roil,    -er,    -ing,    -y,    roiled. 

Ro'i  mils,    Bih. 

rois'ter,  -ing,  -ter  ly,  -ous,  -er, 
-tered. 

roke,    -age,    rok'ee,    rok'y. 

r6k'e  lay.  • 

r61e    (rol).^ 

roll,  -er,  -ing,  -a  ble,  -ey,  rolled, 
roll' way. 

roll' -a  bout,  -boil  ing,  -box,  -call, 
-cu^mu  lus,  -joint,  -lathe, 

-mold  ing,    -top,    -train,    -up. 

roU'er-bar,  -bar  row,  -bear  ing, 
-bird,  -board,  -bowl,  -box,  -com- 
po  si''tion,  -die,  'flag,  -forks, 
-gin,  -grip,  -lift,  -mill,  -mold, 
-skate,    -stock,    -stop,    -tow  el. 

roll'ing-bar  rel,  -chock,  -cleat, 
-dam,  -frame,  -ma  chine',  -mill, 
-pin,  -plant,  -press,  -rope,  -stock, 
-tac'kle. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fire,    fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,   ice.   In,    note, 


rollick 


497 


rosary 


rdl'lick   or   -lie,    -licked,    -lick  ing. 

ro'ly-po'ly. 

R6ni,  a  gypsy,  Rom'a  ny  or 
-ma  ny. 

ro  ma'i  ka. 

ro  mar. 

Ro'man,  dist.  and  c.  Roum. 

Ro'man,  -esque',  -man'ic,  -man- 
ize,  -ized,  -^zer,  -i'zing,  -i  za'- 
tion,  ro'man,  a  letter  or  type, 
ro  man  es'ca,  a  dance,  Ro'- 
man 6=Byz'an  tine    (=blz'-). 

ro  m3.nce',  «.,  a.,  and  v., 
-manced',  -man'cing,  -cer,  -cist. 

Ro'man  ism,   -ish,   -ist,   Rom'ish. 

Ro  ma'nfiff,   Czar  of  Russ. 

Ro  m^ns,  Bih. — (ro'mon'),  t.  Fr. 

ro  man'tic,  -tic  al  ly,  -ti  cism, 
-ti  cist,    -tic  ness. 

rom  bo  ngl'lL 

Rom'e  o,   Shak. 

Ro'meyn  (-min),  Amer.  theol. 

R6m'il  ly,   Eng.   statesman. 

R6'mo  la.    Fiction. 

r6mp,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ish,  -ish  ly, 
-ish  ness,   romped. 

r6n  ca  dor'. 

Ron  cigl  io'ne  (ron  chel  yo'na),  t. 
It. 

rbn  dache'    (-dash'). 

rSnde. 

rdn'deau  (-do),  -del,  a  poem,  -del- 
et,  ron'do,  music,  -do  let'to,  -di'- 
no  (-de'no). 

r6n  deile',   something  round,    -die. 

Ront'gen  (rent'gen).   See  Roentgen. 

rot)d,  -y,  rood'hout,  rood'-al  tar, 
=arch,  'beam,  =free,  »loft, 
-screen,  =spire,  -stee^ple,  -tow^er, 
Rood'=day. 

roof,  -er,  -ing,  -less,  -let,  -y,  roofed, 
roof 'tree. 

roof =cell,  'gar  den,  »gra  da''tion, 
-guard,  -like,  -nu^cle  us,  -plate, 
-rat,  -shaped,  -sta^ging,  -stay, 
-truss. 

roofing-felt,  -ma  chine^  -pa  per, 
=slate. 

rook,  -ing,  -y,   -er  y. 

room,  -age,  -er,  -ful,  -y,  -i  ly, 
-i  ness,  -less,  -stead,  -mate, 
roomed,  room'-keep'er,  -pamper 
-rid''den. 


roop,  -y. 

roor'back. 

Roo'se  v61t  (ro'ze-),  Pres.  of  U.  S. 

roosh. 

roost,  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  roost' -cock. 

root,  -ed,  -ed  ly,  -ed  ness,  -er,  -er  y, 
-ing,  -less,  -let,  -y,  root'fast, 
-stock. 

root'-al^co  hoi,  -bark,  -bar  na- 
cle,  -book,  -bor  er,  -bound, 
-break'er,  -bruis^er,  -built,  -cap, 
-eel  lar,  -drop,  -dig  ger,  -eat  er, 
-fi''bril,  -foot  ed,  -for  ceps, 
-form,  -graft'ing,  -grind  er, 
-hair,  -house,  to  store  roots, 
-knot,  -leaf,  -loop,  -louse,  p3,r^- 
a  site,  -pres  sure,  -pulp  er, 
-sheath,  -tree,  -vole,  -wash  er, 
-wood,  -zone,  r.  beer,  r.  house, 
made  of  roots. 

rope,  roped,  rop'ing,  -er,  -er  y, 
-y,  -i  ly,  -ish,  rope'bark,  a 
shrub,  -walk,  -way,  -work. 

r6pe=band,  -clamp,  -clutch,  -cord, 
-dan  cer,  -drill  ing,  -eFe  va  tor, 
-end,  -grass,  -house,  -ma  chine'', 
-mak^er,  -pat  tern,  -por  ter, 
-pull,  -pull  ing,  -pump,  -rail- 
way, -ripe,  -roll,  -run  ner, 
-shaped,  -sock  et,  -spin  ner, 
-stitch,  -trick,  -walk  er,  -winch, 
-yarn,  rope's-end,  rop'ing-nee- 
dle,  -palm,   -pole. 

Roque  forf  (rok^for'  or  -fort'),  t. 
Fr.,  R.  cheese. 

Ro'que  Gui  nart'  (ro'ka  ge- 
nart'),  Cervantes,  Don  Quixote. 

rSq'ue  laure   (rok'e  lor). 

ro  quet'  (-ka'),  a  game,  -quet'- 
ing  (-ka'-),  -queted'  (-kad'),  ro- 
quet'-cro  quet'  (ro  ka'-kro  ka'), 
v.,    X.    cro  quet',    n. 

ro'quet  (-ket),  a  hzard. 

ro'ric,    ro  rif'er  ous,    ros'cid. 

ror'qual. 

ro'ru  lent. 

Ros'a  lind  (roz'-),  Shak.,  As 
You  Like  It. 

ro'sa  ry    (-za-),    -plant,    -shell. 

rose  (roz),  ros'i  ness,  ro  sa'ceous, 
ro  sa'ri  um  (-za'-),  pi.  -ri  ums 
or  -ri  a,  -ri  an,  ros'e  ry,  a  rose- 
garden,    ro'sa  ry   (-za-),    a   string 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  i&rn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  Badi. 
32 


roseate 


498 


roulade 


of  beads,  ro'se  ate,  ros'y,  ro'- 
sied  (-zld),  ros'i  ly,  ro  siere' 
(ro  zyar'). 

rose'ber''ry,  -bone,  a  fish,  -bud, 
-fish,  -let,  -root,  -wood,  -wort. 

rose'=a  ca^cia,  =an'i  line,  -ifphis, 
-ap  pie,  'back,  =bay,  =bee  tie, 
-bit,  =blan  ket,  -box,  -breasted, 
-bug,  »bush,  -cam  phor,  -cam'- 
pi  on,  -car  na^tion,  -ca  tarrh^, 
-cha  fer,  -cheeked,  -cold,  -col- 
or, -col  ored,  -comb,  -cop  per, 
-cross,  -cut,  -drop,  -ear,  -en'- 
cri  nite,  -en^gine,  -fes^ti  val, 
-fe  ver,  -fly,  -fly'catch  er,  -gall, 
-ge  ra'ni  um,  -haw,  -house,  -hued. 

rose -knot,  -lasting,  -lathe,  -leaf, 
-lip,  -mal  low,  -mal  oes,  -mon  ey, 
-nail,  -no  ble,  -oil,  -ou''zel,  -par'- 
ra  keet,  -pink,  -point,  -quartz, 
-rash,  -red,  -ringed,  -rowel,  -ry'al, 
-saw-fly,  -slug,  -steel,  -tan^a  ger, 
-tan  gle,  -to  paz,  -tree,  -vin  e  gar, 
-wa  ter,    -wil  low,    -worm,    -yard. 

rose'  burn'er,  r.  mold  ing,  r. 
win  dow. 

rose'ma  ry,  -moor'wort,  -pine, 
rose -of -heaven,  a  plant,  rose'- 
wood-oil. 

ros'y-bo^somed  (roz'-),  -col  ored, 
-crowned,  -drop,  a  disease,  -fin- 
gered, -foot^man,  a  moth,  -kin'- 
dled,  -mar'bled,  -marsh,  a  moth, 
-rus^tic,  a  moth,  -tint'ed,  -wave, 
a  moth. 

Ro'se  crans  (-z5  krSns),  Amer.  gen. 

ro  sel'la   (-zel'-),    -fi  ber. 

ro  selle'   (-zel')- 

Ro'sfen  kranz  (-krants),  Ger. 
philos. 

Ro  set'ta  stone  (-zet'-),  ro  set'ta- 
wood. 

ro  sette'  (-z6t'),  -set'ted,  ro  sette'- 
cell,  -cop  per,  -cut  ter,  -plate, 
r.    burn  er. 

ros'in  (roz'-),  -ined,  -In  y,  ros'in- 
weed,  ros'in-oil,  -plant,  -tin,  r. 
soap. 

Ro  si'ni    (-se'ne).    It.    auth. 

Ros'i  phele,  Gower,  Confessio 
A  mantis. 

Ros  ny'  d€  (rd'ne'),  Fr.  orient. 

ro  so'lio   (-zo'lyo). 


rfiss,  -ing,  rossed,  ross'ing-ma- 
chine^. 

R6s  sSt'ti  (-te),  Eng.  poetess; 
Eng.  painter;  Eng.  critic. 

ros' si  gnol   (-ny6l). 

ros'trum,    pi.    -trums   or   -tra. 

r6t,  -ted,  -ting,  -ten  ly,  -ten  ness, 
-ten  stone,    rot' -grass,    -steep. 

ro'ta,  a  court;  a  political  club,  ro'ta, 
Mus. 

ro'tate,  -ta  ted,  -ta  ting,  -ta  ry, 
-ta  tive,  -tive  ly,  -ta'tion,  -tion- 
al,    -ta'tor,    -ta  to'ry,    -to'ri  al. 

ro'tate -plane,  ro'ta  ting -ring,  ro- 
ta'tion-a're  a. 

rote,  -song. 

Rothe'say  (roth'sa),  bor.  Scot. 

Rothes'child  (ros'-),  Eng.  banker. 

ro  tSnde'. 

ro  ton'do. 

ro  tund',  -tund'ate,  -i  ty,  -ness, 
ro  tund'-o^vate,  -point^ed. 

ro  tun'da. 

Rou  baix'   (roo'ba'),   t.    Fr. 

rou'ble.     See  ruble. 

rou'cou  (roo'koo). 

rou  e'  (rob^a'),  a  debauchee,  rou^- 
e  rie. 

rou  elle' -guard  (roo  el'-). 

Rou  en'  (rob''6n'),  c.  Fr.,  R. 
cross,    R.   duck,    R.   pot'ter  y. 

rou  et'    {rab'aJ),    a    wheel. 

rouge  (robzh),  rouged  (robzhd), 
rou'ging  (roo'zhing). 

rouge'-berry,  -dish,  -plant,  -pot, 
-pow  der,  rouge 'et^noir'  (-a- 
nw6r') . 

rou  get'    (rob  zha'). 

rough  (ruf),  -age,  -ing,  -en,  -ened, 
-er,  -ly,  -ness,  -shod,  -head,  a 
lizard;  a  fish,  -leg,  a  hawk,  -tail, 
a  snake,  -wing,  a  moth;  a  bird. 

rough' -backed,  -billed,  -bore,  -cast, 
v.,  -caster,  -clad,  -cull,  v.,  -dab, 
v.,  -draft,  v.,  -draw,  v.,  -dry, 
-foot'ed,  -grind,  -hew,  -hew  er, 
-hound,  -legged,  -necked,  -per'- 
fect,  -rld''er,  -scuff,  -setter,  -slant, 
v.,  -spun,  -string,  v.,  -tailed,  -tree, 
-winged,  -work,  v.,  r.  stuff. 

rough'ing-drill,  -hole,  -lathe,  -mill, 
-rolls. 

rou  lade'   (roo'lad'). 


fate,   fSt,    far,    fall,   fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,    her,   ice,   in,    note, 


rouleau 


499 


rudder -feather 


rou  lean'  (roo^lo'),  pi.  -leans' 
or  -leaux  (-loz'). 

Rou  lers'   (roo'la'),   t.   Belg. 

rou  lette'    (roo  let'). 

rounce,    »han  die. 

round,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -a  bout, 
-ish,  -ish  ness,  -let,  -ly,  -ness, 
round'fish,  -hand,  -house,  -mouth, 
a  fish,  -stone,  a  cobblestone, 
-worm,  rounds'man,  Round'head, 
a  Puritan,  round'head,  a  fish. 

round' =all,  =arched,  -arm,  a.,  =bend, 
a.,  -faced,  -head^ed,  =i  ron, 
-leaved,  -mouthed,  -nosed,  -ridge, 
-rob  in,  -shouldered,  -tailed,  -up, 
-winged. 

round'ing-adz,  -gage,  -jack,  -ma- 
chine^  -out,  -plane,  -tool. 

roun'de  lay. 

roup  (roop). 

rouse  (rouz),  roused,  rous'er,  -ing, 
-ing  ly. 

Rous  seau'  (roo'so'),  Fr.  poet; 
Fr.  philos.;  Fr.  painter,  -seau'- 
ism,  -seau'ist,  -seau'ite. 

Rous  set'    {rab'saf),   Fr.   hist. 

rous  sette'   (rob  set'). 

roust,    -ed,    -er,    -ing,    -y,    -a  bout. 

rout,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  rout'-cake, 
rout'er-gage,  -out,  -plane,  -saw, 
rout'ing-ma  chine',    -tool. 

route  (root),  rout'ed,  -ing,  route- 
march,    -step. 

rou  tier'    (roo'tya'). 

rou  tine'  (roo  ten'),  -ti  neer',  -ti'- 
nist  (-te'-). 

Routt  (rout),  CO.  Col. 

roux  (roo). 

rove,  roved,  rov'er,  -ing,  -ing  ly, 
-ing  ness. 

rove'-bee'tle,  rov'er-bee^tle,  rov'- 
ing-frame,  -head,  -ma  chine^, 
-plate,  -reel. 

ro  ves'cio   (-vesh'6). 

row,  v.,  -er,  -ing,  rowed,  row'boat, 
-lock,  -cloth,  -mark  er,  -port, 
row'ing-feath  er,  -gear,  -ma  chine'. 

row  (rou),  -er,  -ing. 

Row'an,  Amer.  Admiral,  Row- 
an', CO.  Ken.;  co.  N.  C. 

row'an  (ro'-),  a  tree;  a  fruit, 
-ber'ry,  -tree. 

row'dy  (rou'-),  -ish,  -ism. 


row'el  (rou'el),  -eled  or  -elled,  -cl- 
ing or  -ling,  row'el-head,  -spur, 
row'el  ing-nee'dle,    -scis^sors. 

row'en  (rou'-),  a  stubble  field. 

Row  e'na  (ro  e'-),  Scott,  Ivanhoe. 

row'et  (rou'-),  -work. 

Rox'burgh  (roks'bur  6),  co.  Scot., 
rox'burghe  (-bur  6),  a  book 
binding. 

roy'al,  -ism,  -ist,  -ize,  -ized, 
-lazing,  -ly,  -ty,  -mast,  roy'al- 
yard. 

Rsh6v  or  Rjev  (rzhev),  t.  Russ. 

rub,  -ber,  -bing,  rubbed,  rub'stone, 
pub'-i  ron. 

rub'bing-bat  ten,  -bed,  -block, 
-ma  chine,   -panch,   -post,   -stone. 

rub'a  dub. 

rub'ber,  -ide,  -ite,  -oid,  rub'bers, 
rub'ber-file,  -gage,  -knife,  -mold, 
-saw,     -tree,     -vine. 

rub'bish,  -ing,  -y,  rub'bish-heap, 
-puFley. 

rub'ble,  rub'bly,  rub'ble  work, 
-ice,    -stone,    -walFing. 

ru  be  fa'cient,   -fac'tion. 

ru  hel'la. 

ru  bes'cence,    -cent. 

ru'bi  can,    flecked    with    gray. 

Ru'bi  con,    a    river. 

ru'bi  cund. 

ru  bi'go,  -big'i  nose  (-bij'i  nos), 
-i  nous. 

Ru'bin  stein,    Russ.    pianist. 

ru'ble,    a    Russian    coin. 

ru'bric,  -bricked,  -brick  ing, 
-brie  al,  -al  ly,  -bri  cal'i  ty,  -cate, 
-ca''ted,  -casting,  -cantor,  -ca'- 
tion,  -bri'cian  (-brish'an),  -bri- 
cist,    -bric'i  ty. 

ru'by,  -bled,  -bi  fy,  -fy  ing,  -fled, 
-bi  fac'tion,  -bi  fl  ca'tion,  -bi- 
form,  -bif'ic,  ru'by  tail,  a  wasp, 
-wood. 

ru'by-blende,  -cop  per,  -crowned, 
-mi  ca,  -tailed,  -throat  ed,  -ti  ger, 
a   moth. 

ruche    (roosh),    ruch'ing   (robsh'-). 

ruck,    -ing,    rucked. 

rue  ta'tion. 

rud'der,  -less,  rud'der-band, 
-brace,  -brake,  -case,  -chain, 
-chock,     -coat,     -duck,    -feath'er, 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  firn,  etvide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  BaCh. 


rudder  =fish 


500 


RussO'Greek 


-fish,      'hanger,      =head,      -hole, 

-i  ron,    -nail,    =pend  ant,    -perch, 

-port,      -post,      =stock,      -tac^kle, 

-trunk,    -wheel. 
rud'dle,   -died,    -dling,    -die  man. 
rud'dock. 
rud'dy,      -died,      -di  ly,      -di  ness, 

rud'dy=rud  der. 
rude     (rood),     -ly,     -ness,     rude'- 

grow'ing. 
rudge'-wash. 
ru'di  ment,    -men'tal,    -men'ta  ry, 

-ta'ri  ly. 
rue    (rot)),    rued,    ru'er,    -ing,    rue'- 

ful,     -ful  ly,     -ful  ness,    rue'wort, 

rue'-a  nem^o  ne,  -bar  gain,  -fern. 
Ru  eil'    (ru''ar),    vil.    Fr. 
riiff,    -ing,    -er,    ruffed,    ruff' -band, 

-cuff,     -wheel. 
ruffian    (-yan),    -age,    -ish,    -ism, 

-like,    -ly,    -hood, 
ruffle,   -fled,   -fler,   -fling,   -fle  less, 

-fle  ment. 
ruffy-tuffy. 
Ru'fus,   a  Chr.   name,   ru'fous,   of 

a    red    color,    ru'fu  lous. 
rug,      -ging,      -gy,      rug' -gowned, 

-head^ed. 
ru'ga,  pi.  -gcB  (-ge),    -gate. 
rug'ged,    -ly,    -ness. 
Rug  gie'ro     (rood  ja'ro),     Orlando 

Furioso. 
ru'gose     (-gos),     -ly,     -goiis,     -gu- 

lose,    -gos'i  ty. 
Ru  ha'mah    {or   rob'-),    Bib. 
Ruhr    (roor),    r.    Prus. 
ru'In,  -er,   -ing,   -a  ble,   -ous,   -ous- 

ly,     -ous  ness,     -ined,     -in  a'tion, 

ru'in-ag'ate,    -mar^ble. 
rule    (rool),    -less,    -less  ness,    rul'- 

a  ble,    -er,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    ruled. 
rule'-case,        -cut  ter,        -driirer, 

-joint,      -staff,      -work,      rul'ing- 

en  gine,    -ma  chine^    -pen. 
rfll'lion    (-yun). 
rum,      -mer,      -my,      rum'cel  lar, 

-shop,    -^wiz  zle,    -barge,    -blos'- 

som,      -booze,      -bud,      -cher^ry, 

-hole,    r.    shrub. 
ru'mal    {rob'-). 
rum'ble,      -bled,      -bier,      -bling, 

-bling  ly. 
ru'men,    pi.    -mi  na. 


ru'mi  nant,  -ly,  -nate,  -na''ted, 
-na^ting,  -ting  ly,  -na''tive,  -na^- 
tor,    -na'tion. 

rum' mage,  -maged,  -ma  ging, 
-ma  ger,  rum'mage=sale. 

ru'mor,    -ing,    -mored. 

rump,  -er,  -y,  rump'=bone,  -fed, 
-post,     -steak. 

rum'ple,    -pled,    -pHng,    -ply. 

rum'pus. 

run,  -ner,  -nel,  -ning,  -ning  ly, 
ran,  run'a  bout,  -a  way,  -rig, 
-way. 

run'-fish,    -lace,    -man,    -out,    -up. 

run'ner-ball,   -stick,    -tac'kle. 

run'ning-gear,  -rein,  -roll,  -string, 
-thrush,     -trap. 

runch,    -balls. 

run'del,   a   moat. 

run'dle,    a    rung    of    a    ladder. 

rund'let. 

rune  (roon),  runed,  run'er,  ru- 
nol'o  gist,  -o  gy,  rune'craft, 
-smith,    -stone. 

rflng,    -head. 

runn,    a   bog. 

runt,   -y. 

ru  pee',  -pamper. 

rup'ture,  -tured,  -tur'ing,  -ture- 
wort. 

ru'ral,  -ism,  -ist,  -ize,  -ized, 
-i''zing,    -ly,    -ness. 

ru'sa-oil. 

ruse    (rooz). 

ru'set -offal. 

riish,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  -i  ness,  rushed, 
rush'light. 

riish' -bearding,  -bot^tomed, 

-broom,  -daf  fo  dil,  -grass, 
-grown,  -hold  er,  -like,  -lil  y, 
-line,  -nut,  -stand,  -stick,  -toad, 
rush'y -fringed. 

rusk. 

rusk'ie. 

rus'sel-cord. 

rus'set,    -y. 

Rus'sia  (rush'a),  Rus'sian,  -ism, 
-sian  ize,  -ized,  -^zing,  -si  fy, 
-fy  ing,  -fled,  -fi  ca'tion,  Rus'- 
so  phile,  -phll  ism,  -phil  ist,  -so- 
phobe,  -pho'bi  a,  -ph6''bist  {or 
-soph'o-),  Rus''so-Byz'a n  tine 
(=biz'-  or  -bi  z3.n'-),  -Greek'. 


fate,   f2.t,    far,    fall,   f^re,    fast,    sofa,    mete,   m6t,   her,   ice,   In,    note, 


Russia  braid 


501 


Saco 


R. 


Rus'sia     braid,      R.      duck, 
leatti^er,    R.   mat  ting. 

rus'sud. 

rust,  -ed,  -ing,  -ful,  -y,  -less, 
-i  ly,    -i  ness. 

rust'=ball,  =coFored,  =fun  gus, 
-joint,  -mite,  -proof,  -red, 
rust'y  back,  a  fern,  rust'y- 
crowned. 

Rust  chuk'  (roTist  chook'),  c.  Bul- 
garia. 

rfis'tic,  -al  ly,  -al  ness,  -ti  cate, 
-canted,  -casting,  -ca'tion,  -ti- 
cize,  -cized,  -ci^zing,  -tic'i  ty, 
-tic  ly. 

rus'tle  (-1),  -tied  (-Id),  -tling, 
-tling  ly,   -tier. 


rut,  -ted,  -ter,  -ting,  -tish,  -tish- 
ness,  -ty,  rut'-time,  rut'ting- 
time, 

ru  ta  ba'ga. 

Rut'gers  (-gerz),  Amer.  philan- 
thropist. 

ruth  (rooth),  sorrow,  grief,  -ful, 
-ful  ly,   -less,   -less  ly,   -less  ness. 

Rutli'er  ford,    Scot,    physician. 

rut'ton-root. 

ry'al    (ri'-),    a    coin. 

rye  (ri),  -grass,  -moth,  -straw, 
-wolf,    -worm,    r.    whis^ky. 

rynd    (rind). 

ry'ot    (ri'-),    a    farmer. 

rype    {or    re'pa),    a    bird, 

Rzesz'ow    (zh6sh'6v),    t.    Aust. 


S  brake,  S  chis''el,  S  joint,  S  wrench. 

Saa'16  (sa'-),  r.  Ger. 

Saar  (siir),  r.  Ger. 

Sa  bach'tha  ni   {or   sa^bak  tha'ni), 

Bih. 
sab'a  lo. 

Sab'a  6th    {or   sa  ba'-),    Bih. 
SaVa  te'as,   Bih. 
S3.b'bath,      -less,      -bat'ic,      -ic  al, 

-al  ly,        -ba  ta'ri  an,        -an  ism, 

Sab'bath-break^er,  -school. 
Sab  be'us,  Bih. 
sa'he  (sa'ba). 
sa'bel  Jne   {or   -ine). 
sa'ber,      -ing,    -bered,    sd'hre  tache 

(-tash),       sa'ber  bill,       a       bird, 

-tooth,     a    fish,     -wing,     a    bird, 

-billed,  -fish. 
Sa'bi,  Bih. 

sdh'i  cu    (-koD   or    -koo'),    -wood. 
Sa'Me,  Bih. 
Sabine'     (-ben'),     par.     La.;     co. 

and  r.   Tex.,   Sa'bine,   pertaining 

to     the     ancient     Sabines;     mts. 

Europe,     Sa'bine,     Amer.     auth., 

Sab'ine,  Brit,  astron. 
sa  bi'no. 

Sa^ble'  (-bla'),  t.  Fr. 
sa'ble,     -bled,     -bling,     sa'ble-fish, 

-stoled,  -vest'ed. 


Sa'ble  Is  land,  N.  S. 

sah  11  ere'    (-ar'). 

sa  hot'   (sa^bo'),    -ho  tier'   (-tya'), 

sa'ho'tiere'  (-tyar'), 

sa  bri'na-work. 

sab'u  lous,   -lose,    -los'i  ty. 

Sac  (sak),  r.  Mo.;  co.  la. 

sac,  a  pouch,  pi.  sacs,  sac'ci- 
form,  -cif'er  ous,  -cu  lar,  -cu- 
late,  -lasted,  -la'tion.  Sac,  one 
of  a  tribe  of  Indians. 

sac  cade'. 

sac  cha  rim'e  ter,  -e  try,  -ri  met'- 
ric  al. 

sac'cha  rin,  n.,  -rine,  a.,  -rin'ic, 
-rin'i  ty,    -rize,    -rized,    -ri^zing.. 

sac  er  do'tal  (sas-),  -ism,  -tal  ist, 
-tal  ly,    -tal  ize,    -ized,    -i'zing, 

sa'chem,  -dom,  -ship. 

sa'chet'  (sa^sha'),  -powMer. 

Sachs  (saks),  Ger.  poet. 

sack,  -ing,  -er,  -ful,  -less,  sacked, 
sack'but,  -pipe. 

sack'»bar^row,  -bear  er,  -cloth, 
-coat,  -doo  die,  -emp^ti  er,  -fil- 
ter, -hoist,  -hold  er,  -lift  er, 
-moth,  .-pack  er,  -pos^set,  -pot, 
-race,  -tree,  -winged,  sack'ing- 
bot^tomed. 

Sa'co,  c.  Me.  , 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  tirn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Bach, 


sacrament 


502 


Saint  e=Croix 


sic'ra  ment,  -men'tal,  -tal  ism, 
-tal  ist,  -tal  ly,  -ta'ri  an,  -an- 
ism,    -men'ta  ry. 

sa'cred,  -ly,  -ness. 

s^c'ri  fice  {or  -fiz),  n.,  (-fiz  or 
-fis),  v.,  -ficed,  -fi  cing,  -fi  cer, 
-fi'cial  (-fish'al),  -cial  ly,  sa- 
crif'ic,  -ic  al,  -i  cant,  -i  ca  to^ry. 

sic'ri  lege  (-lej),  -le'gious  (-jus), 
-gious  ly,    -gious  ness. 

sa'crist,   sac'ris  tan,    -ris  ty. 

sd'crum,  pi.  -era  or  -crums. 

s&d,  -den,  -den  ing,  -dened,  -ly, 
-ness,         sad-col  ored,  =eyed, 

=faced,    -heart'ed,    4  ron,    -tree. 

Sad  de'us,  Bib. 

sad'dle,  -died,  -dler,  -dler  y, 
-dling,  sad'dle  back,  -rock,  an 
oyster,  -seaFing,  -tree,  frame  of 
a  saddle;  a  plant. 

sad'dle  "backed,  =bag,  -bar,  -billed, 
blanket,  -bow,  -brack  ct,  -clip, 
-cloth,  -fast,  -feath'ers,  -flap, 
-gall,  -girth,  -graft,  -hac  kle, 
-har  ness,  -hill,  -hook,  -horse, 
-joint,  -leaf,  -ISath  er,  -nail, 
-nosed,  -plate,  -quern,  -rail, 
-reed,  -ring,  -roof,  -rug,  -seal, 
-seaFing,  -shaped,  -shell,  -sick, 
-stone,  sad'dler-cor^por  al,  -ser^- 
geant. 

Sad'du  cee,  -ism,  -ce'an,  -du  cize, 
-cized,    -ci  zing. 

saeng'er  bund  (seng'er  bdont),   -jest. 

safe,  -ly,  -ness,  safe'-a  larm'', 
-conMuct,  -de  pos^it,  -edged, 
-keep  ing,    -lock,    -pledge. 

safe'guard,  -ed,  -ing. 

safe'ty,  -arch,  -beam,  -belt,  -bolt, 
-bri  die,  -buoy,  -cage,  -caj-, 
-catch,  -chain,  -disk,  -door, 
-fun  nel,  -fuse,  -grate,  -hang  er, 
-hatch,  -hoist,  -hook,  -ink,  -lamp, 
-latch,  -link,  -lin  tel,  -lock, 
-loop,  -match,  -nut,  -pa  per,  -pin, 
-plug,  -rail,  -ra  zor,  -rein,  -stop, 
-strap,  -strip,  -switch,  -tac  kle, 
-tank,  -tint,  -tube,  -valve,  s.  hV- 
cy  cle,  s.  touch-down. 

s&f  f  i  an. 

s&f  fron,  -y,  -fron  wood,  a  tree, 
-cro  cus,    -this  tie. 

sag,  -ging,  sagged. 


sa'ga  {or  sa'-),  pi.  -gas  (-gaz),  -man. 

sa  ga'cious,  -ly,  -ness,  -gac'i  ty. 

S&g^a  da  h6c',  co.  Me. 

sa  ga^mi  te'   (-me  ta'). 

s&g'a  more. 

sage,  -ly,  -ness,  sa'gy,  sage'wood. 

sage'-ap  pie,  -brush,   -bush,  -cock, 

-green,  -grouse,  -hare,  -hen,  -rab- 
bit,   -rose,    -spar  row,    -thrash  er, 

-tree,  -wil  low. 
sa  gene'. 

s3.g'gar  or  -ger,  sag'gar-house. 
sa  git'ta,    sag'it  tal    (sSj'-),    -tal  ly, 

-ta^ry,    -tate,    -tasted. 
Sag'it  td'ri  us,  Astron. 
sa'go,  -palm,  -plant,  -spleen. 
Sa  gauche'    (sa  gwatch'),   co.   Col. 
Sa'gua  la  Gran'de  (-da),  t.  Cuba. 
SSg^ufi  nay',  r.   Quebec. 
sd'gum,  pi.  -^a. 
Saha'ra,   N.   Afr. 
sa'hib  (-lb  or  -hlb  or  -heb). 
sa'ic. 
said  (sed). 
Sai'da,  t.  Syria. 
sai'er  (si'er). 
sdi'ga,    -an^te  lope. 
Sa'i  gon   (-e-),   c.    China. 
sail,  -less,  -ing,  -er,  a  ship,  -or,  a 

mariner,    sailed,    sail'boat,    -fish, 

-mak^er. 
sail' -borne,        -broad,        -bur  ton, 

-cloth,     -clutch,     -cov  er,    -fluke, 

-gang,     -hook,     -hoop,      -liz''ard, 

-loft,   -necMle,  -room,   -trim^mer, 

-wheel,  -yard. 
sail'ing-di  reC^tions,    -fish,    -gang, 

-ice,  -mas^ter,  -or^ders. 
sail'or  man,     sail'or-fish,      -plant, 

sail'or's-choice,    -purse. 
saint,  -dom,  -ed,  -ish,  -ism,  -like, 

-ly,   -li  ly,    -li  ness,    -hood,   -ship, 

saint'-seem'ing. 
Saint »Bri  euc'  (san^-bre'e'),    t   Fr. 
Saint  Claude'  (san  klod'),  t.  Fr. 
Saint  Cloud',  c.  Minn. 
Saint-Cloud'  (san^-kloo'),  t.  Fr. 
Saint-Cyr'  (san^-ser'),  vil.  Fr.;  Fr. 

marshal. 
Saint-Denis  (san^-dne'  or  -de  ne'), 

t.  Fr.;    t.  Reunion  Isl. 
Sainte-Croix'      (sant-krwa'),      vil. 

Switz. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice.   In,    note, 


Sainte  Genevieve 


503 


salmon-fishery 


Sainte    Gen  e  vieve'    (jen'e  vev'), 

sa  Idam'   or   -liim' . 

CO.  and  tp.  Mo. 

sa  la'cious,   -ly,    -ness,    -lac'i  ty. 

Saint  Fran'gois  (fran'sis),  co.  and 

sil'ad,       »bur  net,       -fork,       =oil, 

tp.  Mo 

-plate,    -rock  et,    -spoon,  s.  days. 

Saint»Fran  gois'     (san^-fran^swa'), 

sa  la  gra'ma. 

t.  W.  I. 

sil'al^ber  ry. 

Saint 'Gau  dens'   (san^-go'don'),   t. 

Sai  a  m^n'ca,  tp.  and  vil.  N.  Y. 

Fr. 

— (sa  la  man'ka),    prov.    Sp.;    t. 

Saint=Ger  main'  (san'-zher^man'), 

.      Mex. 

t.  Fr. 

sil'a  manner,  -man'drine,  -man'- 

Saint  Giles'  (sent  iilz'),  dist.  Lon- 

droid. 

don. 

Sai'a  mJs,  Bih. 

Saint^Gilles'  (san^=zhel'),  t.   Belg.; 

sai'a  ry,    -a  ried. 

t.  Fr. 

Sala'thiel,   Bih. 

Saint       Go  thard'       (san  go^tar'), 

sai'-dam'mar. 

mts.  Switz. 

sale,    -work,    sal'a  ble    {or    sale'-), 

Saint   Hgle'na    (sent),    par.    La.; 

-ble  ness,        -a  bly,        -a  bil'i  ty, 

t.   Cal.;   tp.   S.   C;   isl.   Atlantic 

sales'man,    -room,    -worn  an. 

Ocean. 

sa  lee'tah. 

Saint     Hy'a  cinthe      (sent     hi'a- 

s^Fe  ra'tus. 

sinth),  c.  and  co.  Que. 

S^l'ic. 

Saint    Ig  nace'  (sent   Ig  nas'),    c. 

Sil'Jda,  c.   Col. 

and  tp.  Mich. 
Saint   Jean  Bap  tiste'   de    Mon- 

sa'li  ent,    -ly,    -ence,   -en  cy. 

sa'liere'    (sa'lyar'). 

tre  aV    (san^   zhon^   bap^test'   de 

sai'ify,    -ing,    -fied,    -fl  a  ble,    -fl- 

mon''tra''ar),    vil.    Que. 

ca'tion. 

Saint  Jean»d'An  ge  ly'           (san^« 

Sali'na    (-le'-),    c.    Kan.;    tp.    N. 

zh6n'=d6n'zhaae'),    t.    Fr. 

Y.;isl.  Medit. 

Saint  Jo  a  chim'          (san'=zh6^a^- 

sa'line   {or  sa  lin'),   -lin'i  ty,   sal  i- 

kan'),  vil.  Fr. 

nif'er  ous,    -i  nom'e  ter,    -e  try. 

Saint    Lou'is    (loo'is    or    -I),    co. 

Salis'bury  (salz'ber  i),  tp.  Conn.; 

Minn.;  co.  and  c.  Mo.;  vil.  Mich.; 

tp.   and  vil.   Mass.;   tp.   and  vil. 

isl.     S.    Amer.— (sanaoo^e'),    isl. 

Mo.;  tp.  and  c.  N.  C;  tp.   O.; 

and  t.  W.  Afr. 

tp.  Pa.;  c.  Eng. 

Saint  Lu  ci'a   (loo  se'a),   isl.   Brit. 

Salis'bur  y       (salz'ber  I),        Amer. 

W.  Indies. 

philoL;  Eng.  statesman. 

Saint  =Pi  erre'      (san^-pe'ar'),      isl. 

sa  li'va,    -e  ject^or,    -pump. 

Switz.;    isl.     off    Newfoundland; 

sil'i  vate,    -va'ted,    -va'ti'ng,    -va'- 

ruined    t.     Martinique    isl.;    isl. 

ry,  -va'tion. 

Indian  O.;  t.  Reunion  isl. 

Sai'lai   {or  -la  i),   Bih. 

sais  (sis). 

sai'lee-man  or  sai'ly-man. 

saith    (seth),    from    the    verb    say; 

s&l'low,    -ness,    -y,    sal'low-kit  ten, 

saith,  a  fish. 

-moth,  -thorn. 

Sai'va,  Sai'vism. 

sil'ly,   -ing,   -lied,    -ly  man,   -pick^- 

sa'jou   (-joo  or  -joo'). 

er,  a  bird,  -port,  -lunn,  -wood. 

sa'ka. 

salm  (sam). 

sake. 

siFma  gun'di. 

s^k'e,  a  liquor. 

sal' mi  or  -mis  (sal'me). 

sa  keen'. 

Sai'm6n,  Bib. 

sa'ker. 

silm'on    (sam'un),    -et,    -ing,    sal- 

sdk'i  eh. 

mon'ic. 

Sak'ta. 

salm'on-beFly,      -ber  ry,      -col  or, 

SQL 

-coFored,      -dis  ease^      -fishier  y, 

not,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  Badi. 


salmon-fishing 


504 


sandrunner 


-fish  ing,  -fly,  -fry,  -kilFer,  -lad- 
der, -leap,  -louse,  -peal  or  -peel, 
-pink,  -pool,  -spear,  -spring, 
-stair,  -tac^kle,  -trout,  -twine, 
-weir. 

sal  mo'ne,   Bib. 

Sa  lome'    [or   -lo'me),    Bih. 

sa  Ion'. 

Sa  16  ni'ca  or  -ka  (-ne'),  vilayet 
Europ.  Tur.;  gulf  ^gean  sea;  c. 
Macedonia. 

sa  loon',  -ist,  sa  loon'-car,  -keep  er. 

sa  loop',    -lo'pi  an,    sa  loop' -bush. 

salse. 

sai'sify  (-fl). 

sai-so'da. 

salt,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  -i  ness, 
-less,  -ish,  -ish  ly,  -ish  ness, 
-cellar,    -mas'ter,    -wort. 

salt' -bar  row,  -bear  er,  -block, 
-box,  -burned,  -bush,  -cake, 
-cat,  -cote,  -du  ty,  -foot,  -fur- 
nace, -gage,  -gar  den,  -glaze, 
-grass,  -group,  -hold  er,  -horse, 
-lick,  -marsh,  -mill,  -mine, 
-mon  ey,  -pan,  -pit,  -rak^er, 
-rheum,  -ris  ing,  -sliv  ered, 
-spoon,  -spring,  -stand,  -tree, 
-wa  ter,  a.,  -works,  salt'ing-box, 
-house,  -point,  Salt  River,  s. 
bot^tom,  s.  group,  s.  junk,  s. 
vein. 

sai'tant,  -tate,  -tasted,  -ta'tion, 
-ta  to^ry,    -to'ri  al,    s^l'to,    -td'to. 

salt'ie,    a   fish. 

sal  tier'ra    (-tyer'-). 

Saltil'lo    (-tel'yo),    t.    Mex. 

salt  pe'ter,    -ing,    -trous. 

sa  lu'bri  ous,  -ly,  -ness,  -bri  ty. 

sSl'u  ta  ry,    -ta  ri  ly,    -ri  ness. 

sa  lute',  -lut'ed,  -ing,  -lu'ta  to^ry, 
-to  ri  ly,    -to'ri  an,    sal  u  ta'tion. 

SaFva'ddr',    Fr.    hist. 

Saliva  dor',    rep.    Cen.    Amer. 

s&l  va'tion,  Sal  va'tion  ist,  -tion- 
ism.  .^ 

sdl've,    an    exclamation. 

salve  (sav),  an  ointment,  salved, 
salv'er,    -ing,    -y,    salve' -bug. 

salve  (s3,lv),  to  save,  s3,lved,  sal'- 
ving,  -vage,  -va  ble,  -ble  ness, 
-bly,    -bil'i  ty,    -vor. 

sSl'ver,    a   tray,    -shaped. 


Sal  vi'ni    (-ve'ne),    It.    actor. 
s3.1'vo,    pi.   -vos   (-voz),   a    salute; 

an    excuse. 
Salz'burg       (salts'bdbrg),       duchy 

and    c.    Aust. 
sd  mddh'. 

Sa  ma'ias    (-yas).    Bib. 
Sa  ma  na',  pen.    Santo    Domingo. 
Sa  ma'ri  a,     -mar'i  tan,     -tan  ism, 

Sa  mar'i  tan   co'dex,    S.    ver'sion. 
Sam^ar  kand',   govt.   cen.   Asia. 
Sa  ma  ve'da   (-va'-). 
same,    -ness. 
Sa  me'ius    (-yus),    Bih. 
sa'mi  el. 
Sa'mis,    Bih. 
sam'i  sen. 
sim'Jte    {or   -it). 
s&m'my,    -ing,    -mied,    -mi  er. 
Sa  mo'a,    isl.    Polynesia,    -mo'an. 
Sa'm6s,   island,    Sa'mi  an. 
Sam^o  thra'ci  a    (-shi  a), .  Bih. 
sa.m'o  var. 
samp. 
sdm'pan. 

sSm'phire    {or    -fer). 
s&m'ple,    -pled,    -pier,    -pHng. 
sam'ple-card,       -cut  ter,       -room, 

-scale,    -spig  ot,   sam'pling-tube. 
sam'shu    (-shoo)    or    -shoo. 
sam'son^post. 
s^n'a  tive,     -ness,     -a  to  ry,    -to'ri- 

um  or  -I  ta'ri  um,  san'a  ble,  -ble- 

ness,     -a  bil'i  ty. 
San     Bue'na  ven  tu'ra     (bwa'na- 


ven  too'ra). 


Cal. 


san'cho    (-ko),    an    instrument. 

San'cho    (-ko),   a   game,   S-Pe'dro. 

sanc'ti  fy,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -fied, 
-fi^ed  ly,  -fi  er,  -ft  ca'tion,  -ta- 
nim'i  ty. 

sanc'ti  mo  ny,  -mo'ni  ous,  -ous  ly, 
-ous  ness. 

sanc'tion,  -ing,  -a  ble,  -a  ry, 
-tioned. 

sanc'ti  ty,    -ti  tude,    -tu  a  ry. 

sanc'tum,  s.  sane  to'rum,  sanc'- 
tus. 

sand,  -ed,  -ing,  -y,  -i  ness,  sand'- 
bag,  v.,  -fish,  -hop  per,  an 
insect,  -man,  -neck  er,  a  fish, 
-pa  per,  -peep,  a  bird,  -pi  per, 
a  bird,    -rock,    -run'ner,   a   bird, 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice.   In,    note, 


sandscrew 


505 


Santenot 


-screw,  -spout,  -stay,  -stone, 
-suclc'er,  a  fish,  -weed,  -weld, 
-wich,    -wood,    -worm,    -wort. 

sand'=bad^ger,  ^bag,  -ball,  -band, 
-bank,  =bath,  -bear,  -bear^ings, 
■=bed,  =bee  tie,  -bel  lows,  -bird, 
-black^ber  ry,  -blast,  -blind, 
-blow  er,  -board,  -box,  -brake, 
-bug,  -bur,  -burned,  -ca  naF, 
-cher  ry,  -clam,  -club,  -cock, 
=col  lar,  -corn,  -crab,  -crack, 
-crick  et,  -crush  er,  -cusk,  -dab, 
-dart,  -dart  er,  -div^er,  -dol  lar, 
-dri  er,  -drift,  -dune,  -eel, 
-e  ject'or,  -fence,  =flag,  -flaw, 
-flea,  -flood,  -flounder,  -fluke, 
-fly,  =gall,  -gap''er,  -glass, 
-grass,  -grouse,  -guard,  -heat, 
-hill,    -hill  er,    -hold  er,    -hor  net. 

sand'-jack,  -jet,  -lance,  -lark, 
-leek,  -liz  ard,  -lot,  -mar  tin, 
-ma  son,  -mole,  -mon^i  tor, 
-mouse,  -myr  tie,  -nat  ter,  -oys- 
ter, -par^'tridge,  -perch,  -pic  ture, 
-pi''geon,  -pike,  -pil  lar,  -pine, 
-pipe,  -pit,  -plov  er,  -prey, 
-pride,  -puFver  i  zer,  -pump, 
-rat,  -reed,  -reel,  -ridge,  -sau- 
cer, -scoop,  -screen,  -shark, 
-shot,  -shrimp,  -sift  er,  -skink, 
-skip  per,  -smelt,  -snake,  -snipe, 
-sole,  -spur  ry,  -star,  -storm, 
-swal  low,  -throw  er,  -trap, 
-tube,  -vi  per,  -wash  er,  -wasp, 
-whirl,    -wind. 

sand'ing -plate,  sand'pa  per-tree, 
sand'wich-man,  sand'y-car^pet, 
a    moth. 

s3.n'dal,  -daled,  -dal'i  form,  san'- 
dal  wood,  san'dal-tree,  san'dal- 
wood=bark. 

San  d3.1'phon,  an  angel  in  Jewish 
Angelology. 

San  Di  e'go  (de  a'-),  co.  and  c. 
Cal.;    t.    Tex. 

San  do  val'  (or  -do'-),  Sp.  hist. 

San'dy,  a  Scotsman. 

sane,    -ly,    -ness,"  san'i  ty. 

San    Fe  li'ce    (fa  le'cha),    vil.    It. 

San  Fe  li'pe  (fa  le'pa),  t.  Venez.; 
t.    Chile. 

sSng,  did  sing;  sang  (son);  sang 
(sung),    a   musical  instrument. 


Sin'ga  m6n,  co.  and  r.  111. 
san^ga  ree'. 

sang'jroid'    (s6n-frw6'). 

sdn'gley. 

san'guJ  fy  (-fi),   -ing,   -fled,   -fi  er, 

-fl  ca'tion,      -guic'o  lous,      -guif- 

er  ous. 
san'guine      (-gwin),      -less,      -ly, 

-ness,     -gui  na  ry,     -na  ri  ly,     -ri- 

ness,     -guin'e  ous,     -guin'i  ty. 
San'he  drin   or   -drim. 
sAn'i  ta  ry,    -ta  ri  ly,    -ta  rist,    -ta'- 

ri  um,    -ta'tion. 
San     Jo  a  quin'      (ho  a  ken'),      r. 

and    CO.    Cal. 
San    Jo  se'    (ho  sa'),    tp.    and    c. 

Cal.;     isl..     Gulf     of     Panama; 

isl.  Gulf  of  Cal.;    t.  Cen.  Amer.; 

dept.    Uruguay. 
San    Juan'    (hoo  an'),    co.    Col.; 

CO.    N.    Mex.;    co.    Wash.;    tp. 

Cal.;     r.     Bolivia;     r.     Mex.;     r. 

Colombia;    prov.    Arg.    Rep.;    t. 

Puerto    Rico. 
sank'ha. 

sankh'yd    (sank'ya) . 
San   Lu  is'   Po  to  si'    (loo  es'    p6- 

to  se'),    state    and    c.    Mex. 
San    Ma  te'6    (-ta'-),    co.    and    t. 

Cal.;    mt.    pass.    S.    Amer. 
San    Mi  guel'    (me  gel'),    co.    and 

t.    Col.;    CO.    N.    Mex.;    gulf    of 

Colombia;     t.     and     vol.      Cen. 

Amer.;    t.    P.    I.;    Sp.    gen. 
s^n'nup. 
San  Pe'dro,    bay    and   inlet    Cal.; 

t.    Paraguay. 
San  Ra  fa  61',   tp.    and   t.    Cal. 
San   Ro'que  (-ka),  c.  Sp. 
sans    (son    or   s3,nz),      sans'   sou'ci' 

(s6h''soD^se'). 
sans'cu'lotte'  (soh^koo^lot'  or  s3,nz^- 

kulot'),    -lot'tic,    -lot'tism,    -lot'- 

tist. 
Sin'skrit,  -skrit'ic. 
Santa   Fe'    (fa'),    co.    and    t.    N. 

Mex.;   prov.   and  isl.   Arg.   Rep. 
san'tal,  a  plant. 
San  tan  der'  (-dar'),  prov.  and  c. 

Sp.;    dept.    Colombia. 
s2.n'tee,    a    measure,    San  tee',    r. 

S.    C. 
San  te  not'    (son  te  no'). 


not,  nor,  use,  iip,  tirn,  etiide,  iaod,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


Santiago 


506 


satiety 


San  ti  a'go  (-te-),  r.  Ecuador; 
isl.  Cape  Verde;  prov.  and  c. 
Chile. 

San  ti  a'go  de  Cu'ba  (-te-  da 
koD'ba),    c.    Cuba. 

sdn'tir   or   -tur. 

San'to  An  to'ni  6  (an  to'ne-), 
isl.    Cape    Verde. 

San'to  Do  min'go  (-men'-),  east 
part  of  Haiti. 

san'tol,  a  tree  and  its  fruit. 

san'ton. 

Saone    (son),    r.    Fr. 

Sao  Pau'lo  (sown  pow'lo),  state 
and  c.   Brazil. 

sap,  -less,  -per,  -ping,  -py,  -pi- 
ness,  sapped,  sap'head,  a  per- 
son,   -skull,    -suck  er. 

sap'=ball,  =bee  tie,  -boil  er,  -buck- 
et, -cav'i  ty,  -col  or,  -fag  ot, 
-fork,  -green,  -head  ed,  -pine, 
-roll  er,  -rot,  -shield,  -spile, 
-spout,  -suckling,  -tube,  -wood, 
sap'ping-ma  chine^. 

sa  pan' -wood   or   sap  pan'-. 

Sa'phir    {or    s^f'-),    Bih. 

s3.p'id,    -less,    -ness,    sa  pid'i  ty. 

sa'pi  ent,    -ly,    -ence,    -en'tial 

sAp'ling,   -cup,    -tank'ard. 

sd'po,    a    toadfish.      sd'po,    soap. 

sip  o  na'ceous,  -nac'i  ty  (-nas'-), 
-o  na'ry 

sa  p6n'i  fy,  -ing,  -fied,  -fi'a  ble, 
-ft  ca'tion. 

s5.p'o  rous,   -o  ros'i  ty,   -o  rif'ic. 

Sap'phic   (saf'ik). 

Sap  phi'ra    (saf  fi'-),    Bib. 

sap'phire  (saf'ir),  -ph!  rine,  sap'- 
phire  wing,    a    bird. 

Sap'pho  (saf'6),  Gr.  poetess,  sap'- 
pho,    a    bird. 

s&p^ro  gen'ic,  sa  prog'e  nous 
(-proj'-). 

sap'sa^go. 

sap^u  ca'ia  {or  -ka'ya  or  -ki'a), 
-nut,    -oil. 

sdr'a  b&nd. 

S2.r'a  cen,    -ism,    -cen'ic,    -ic  ail. 

Sa  ra'ia    {or   sSr^a  i'a).    Bib. 

sdr^an  gous'ty   (-goos'-). 

S&r  a  to'ga,  a  trunk;  a  mineral 
water;    t.    N.  Y. 

sar'casm,    -cas'tic,    -tic  al  Iv. 


sar  coph'a  gus  (-kof-),  n.,  pi. 
-&  (-JO  ^^  -gushes,  -a  gous,  a., 
-a  gal,    -a  gan,    -a  gy   (-ji). 

sard,  sar' dine,  '  a  precious  stone 
sar'di  us,    sar'do  nyx. 

Sar  da  na  pa'lus.  King  of  As- 
syria;  hero  of  Byron's  tragedy. 

sar  dine'    (-den'),    a   fish,    -tongs. 

Sar  din'i  a,    isl.    Medit.,    -din'i  an. 

Sar'dis,   an   ancient  city,   -di  an. 

sar  d6n'ic,    -ic  al  ly. 

Sar^ou'    (-doo'),    Fr.    dram. 

Sa  re'a    {or    sa'-),    Bib. 

Sar  gis'so,    part    of    Atl.    Oc. 

sar  g^s'so,  gulf -weed. 

sd'rt. 

sa  rigue'    (-reg'). 

sark. 

sd'rdng  {or  -rong'). 

Sa'ros    (sha'roshO,    co.    Hung. 

Sa  ro'tM  e    {or    -thie).    Bib. 

sar^sa  pa  ril'la. 

Sar'se  chim   (-kim   or   -se'-).    Bib. 

sarse'net. 

sart,    -age. 

sar'tor,   -to'ri  al. 

sa'rus. 

sash,    -ing,    -er  y,    sashed. 

sash' -bar,  -bor  ing,  -cashing,  -chis- 
el, -clamp,  -door,  -fas  ten  er, 
-fil  lis  ter,  -frame,  -gate,  -lift, 
-line,  -lock,  -mold  ing,  -mor  tis- 
ing,  -plan  ing,  -pul  ley,  -rail 
-saw,  -sluice,  -stick  ing,  -sup- 
porf'er,  -ten  on  ing,  -tool,  -win- 
dow. 

Sis  katch'e  wan  (-kach'-),  r.  and 
dist.  Can. 

sas'sa  fras,  -bark,  -nut,  -oil, 
-pith,  -root. 

sas'sy-bark. 

Sa'tan,  sa'tan  ism,  -ist,  -tan'ic, 
-ic  al,  -al  ly,  -al  ness,  sa'tan- 
shrimp. 

satch'el. 

sate,  sat'ed,  -ing. 

s&t  een'. 

s&t'el  lite,  -de  pres^sion,  -line, 
-moth,    -point,    -sphinx,   s.   vein. 

Sath^ra  bu'za  nes  (-nez  or  -za'-), 
Bib. 

sa'ti  ate  (-sht  ate),  -a'ted,  -acting, 
-a'tion,    -ti'e  ty. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice.   In,    note. 


satin 


507 


sax 


sit'Jn,     -y,     sat'in  flow''er,     -leaf,  a 

plant,  -wood,  a  tree. 
sat'in-bird,      =bush,      -car  pet,      a 

moth,    =cloth,    =dam  ask,    =fin  ish, 

-fou  lard^,  -grac^kle,  -lisse,  =loom, 

-moth,         -pa  per,         =sheet  ing, 

-spar,    'spar^row,    -stitch,    =stone, 

-striped,   =wave,  a  moth,   -weave, 

sat'in=de-laine^         sat'in  ing»ma- 

chine^   sat'in  fig^ure,    s.    sul  tan, 

s.   Su  rah,    s.  Turk. 
sal  i  ne'   (-na'),    a   wood, 
sat  i  net',    =loom. 
sat'ire,       -i  rist,       -i  rism,     -I  rize, 

-rized,     -ri^zing,    sa  tir'ic,     -ic  ai, 

-al  ly,    -al  ness. 
sat'is  fy,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -fied,    -fi- 

a  ble,        -is  fac'tion,        -fac'to  ry, 

-ri  ly,   -ri  ness. 
sa'tive. 
sa'trap    {or    sit'-),    -al,    -ess,    -y, 

sa'trap'crowned. 
sat'u  rate,    -ra''ted,     -raster,     -ra'- 

ting,      -ra  ble,      -rant,      -ra'tion, 

sat  u  ra'tion-e  quiv^a  lent,    -pres^- 

sure. 
Sat'ur  day. 
Sat'urn,      Astron.,      -ur  nine      {or 

-nin),     pertaining  to  the  god  or 

the    planet    Saturn;    sat'ur  nine, 

morose,  dull;  -ur  nist. 
Sat  ur  na'li  a,    a   Roman   festival, 

-na'li  an. 
Sa  tur'ni  an,  Myth, 
sat'yr   {or  sa'tyr),   sa  tyr'ic  (-tir'-), 

-ic  al,    sat'yr»pug. 
sau'ba=ant. 
sauce,  sauced,  sau'cing,  sauce'box, 

a  person,  -pan. 
sauce' -a  lone,      a     plant,      -boat, 

-cray  on,  -dish,  -tu  reen^, 

sauce'pan=fish. 
sau'cer,  -eye,  -eyed. 
sau  cisse'    (souses'),     -cis  son'    (-se- 

son'). 
sau'cy,     -ci  ly,     -ci  ness,     sau'cy- 

bark. 
sauer'krauf  (sour'kroutO  • 
Sau'ger  ties^    (-tezO,    tp.    and   vil. 

'N.  Y. 
Sault    Sainte    Ma'rie    (soo^    s6nt 

ma'ri),  tp.  and  c.  Mich. 
Sau^mur'  (s6'md6r'),  t.  Fr. 


saun'ter,  -er,  -ing,   -ing  ly,  -tered. 

sau'rel. 

sau'sage,  -cut  ter,  -fill  er,  -grind- 
er, -ma  chine^  -meat,  -poi  son- 
ing,  -roll,  -stuffier. 

sau' ter'  (so^ta'). 

sau  te  relle'    (so^te  rel'). 

Sau^terne'  (so^tarn'),  a  wine. 

s&v'age,  -dom,  -ly,  -ness,  -ry, 
-a  gism. 

Sa  vai'i   (-vi'e),   Samoan   Isl. 

Sa  v5,n'na,  c.  111.;  sa  van'na,  a 
treeless  plain,  =black''bird,  -finch, 
-flow'er,  -spar^row,  -wat'tle. 

Sa  van'nah,  r.  N.  C;  c.  Ga.;  t. 
Mo.;   t.  Tenn. 

sa  vant'   (sa^voh'). 

save,  saved,  sav'er,  -ing,  -ing  ly, 
-ing  ness,  sav'a  ble,  save' -all, 
sav'ings-bank. 

siv'e  loy. 

Sa  vi  as   {or  sa'vi  is),   Bih. 

Sa  vig  ny'    (-ven'ye'),    Ger.    jurist. 

Sa  vig'ny   (-ven'I),    a   wine. 

Sav'ior  or  -iour,  sav'ior. 

Sa  vo  na  ro'la,   It.   reformer. 

sa'vor,  -ing,  -y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness, 
-less,  -vored. 

Sa  voy',  dept.  Fr.,  -voy'ard,  sa- 
voy', a  cabbage. 

saw,  -ing,  -yer  or  -er,  sawed  or 
sawn,  saw'back,  a  larva,  -bel  ly, 
a  fish,  -bill,  a  bird,  -bones,  a 
person,  -buck,  -dust,  -fish,  -horn, 
an  insect,  -log,  -mill,  -wort. 

saw'-ar  bor,  -back,  a  gage, 
-backed,  -bear  ing,  -bench, 
-block,  -clamp,  -doc  tor,  -file, 
-fil  ing,  -fly,  -frame,  'gage, 
-gate,  -gin,  -grass,  -grind  ing, 
-guide,  -gum  mer,  -han  die, 
-hang  ing,  -horse,  -joint  er, 
-jump  er,  -like,  -man  drel,  -pad, 
-pal  met'to,  -pit,  -sash,  -set, 
-set  ting,  -sharp  en  er,  -spin- 
dle, -swage,  -ta  ble,  -tern  per- 
ing,  -tooth,  -tooth  ing,  -up  set^- 
ter,  -vise,  -whet,  -whet  ter, 
-wrack,  -wrest. 

saw'dust-car^ri  er,  saw'ing-block, 
-ma  chine''    saw'mill-gate. 

sd'wd. 

sax. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  (irn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  tiius,  Badi. 


Saxe 


508 


scarf  wise 


Saxe  (saks),  Fr.  marshal;  Amer. 
poet;  saxe,  photograph  paper. 

Saxe=Co'burg=G6'tha  (=ko'burg- 
go'ta),  duchy  Ger. 

S5,xe=Mei'ning  en  (=mi'-),  duchy 
Ger. 

sax'horn,  sax'^tu^ba,  =valve. 

sax'i  frage. 

Sax'on,  -dom,  -on'ic,  -ic  al,  -on- 
ism,  -on  ist,  -on  ize,  -ized, 
-I''zing. 

sax'on  y,  a  wool,  Sax'on  y,  Ger., 
S.  blue,  S.  green,  S.  lace,  S.  yarn, 

sax'o  phone,  -pho  nist,  -o  trom'- 
ba. 

say,  -er,  -ing,  said  (s6d),  say'»so. 

sd'ya. 

say  ette'. 

say'id. 

say'nay. 

say'on. 

sbir'ro,  pi.  -ri  (-re). 

scab,  -bed,  -bed  ness,  -bing,  -by, 
-bi  ly,  -bi  ness,  scabbed,  sca'- 
bi  ous,  sca'hi  es  (-ez),  scab'- 
wort,  =fun^gus,  -mite. 

scib'bard,  =fish,  =plane. 

scab'ble,  -bled,  -bier,  -bling,  scab'- 
bling=ham''mer. 

sca'brous,  -ness. 

Scaler'  (-ar'),  t.  Fr. 

scM. 

scaff'=net,  -raff. 

ScM'fold,  -age,  -ing,  scaffold- 
brack  et,    scaffold  ing-pole. 

scagl'ia  (skal'ya),  -io'la  (-yo'la), 

sea  l&r'i  form. 

scil'a  wag. 

scald,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  scald'ber  ry, 
-fish,  -weed,  -head. 

SC^ld  or  skald  {or  skald  or  shald), 
a  Scandinavian  poet,    -ic. 

seal  di'no    (skal  de'no). 

scale,  -less,  scal'a  ble,  -er,  -ing, 
-y,  -i  ness,  scaled,  scale'back,  a 
worm,  -fish,  -foot,  a  fish,  -tail,  an 
animal,  -work,  -worm. 

scale'-backed,  -beam,  -bear  er, 
-board,  -bor  er,  -bug,  -carp, 
-de  gree^,  -dove,  -drake,  -duck, 
-feath'er,  -fern,  -fish,  -ground, 
-hair,  -in  sect,  -louse,  -mi- 
crom^e  ter,    -moss,    -pat^tern,    a. 


-pi  pette',    -quail,    -shell,    -stone, 

-winged,  s.   ar  mor,  s.  pat  tern,  n. 
scal'ing-bar,   -fur  nace,   -ham  mer, 

-knife,        -lad  der,        -ma  chine', 

seal  y=winged. 
sea  lene',    -le'nous,    -le'num, 
scall,  scalled. 
scAl'lion  (-yun). 
scal'lop  (skol'lup),  -loped,  -lop  er, 

-ing. 
scal'lop -crab,    -moth,    -net,    -shell, 

scal'loped-ha  zel,  a          moth, 

-hook  tip,  a  moth,  -oak,  a  moth, 

scal'lop  ing-tool. 
SC^lp,     -er,     -ing,     -less,     scalped, 

scalp'-lock,  scalp'ing-i'ron,  -knife, 

-tuft. 
scai'pel,  -pel'li  form. 
seal  peVlum,    -pel'lar. 
scam'mo  ny. 
SC^mp,  -ish,  -y. 
scam  pa  vi'a    (-ve'a). 
scim'per,  -er,  -ing,  -pered. 
scan,  -ning,  -sion,  scanned. 
sc^n'dal,   -ize,   -ized,   -i'zer,   -I  za'- 

tion,      -ous,      -ous  ly,      -ous  ness, 

scan'dal-bear'er,    -mon'ger. 
sc^n'dent,   scan  so'ri  al. 
ScAn'dJ  na'vi  a,        Sweden        and 

Norway,    -vi  an,  Scan  di  an. 
scan'di  um,  -die. 
SC^nt,    -ed,    -ing,    -y,    -i  ly,    -i  ness, 

-ly,  -ness. 
scant'ling. 
scape,      -less,      -ment,      scape'gal- 

lows,   a  person,   -goat,   a  person, 

-grace,  a  person,  -wheel. 
Sea  pin'    (ska  pah'),    a    ballet    in 

Moliere's  comedy. 
scap'net. 

scap'pling-ham  mer. 
seap'u  la,    pi.    -te    or    -las,    -lar, 

-la''ry. 
scar,  -less,  -ring,  -ry,  scarred,  scar'- 

lime'stone. 
Sc&r'a  mouch  or  scar'. 
Scar'bor  ough   (-bur  ro),   t.   Eng. 
scarce,     -ly,     -ment,     -ness,     scar'- 

ci  ty. 
scare,   scared,   scar'ing,    -y,   scare'- 

babe,  -crow. 
scarf,  pi.  scarfs,  scarfed,  scarfing, 

scarf 'wise. 


fate,    f3.t,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice,    in,    note, 


scarfbolt 


509 


schistic 


scarf =bolt,     «joint,     -loom,     -pin, 
'ring,      =skin,     »weld,     scarfing- 

frame,    -ma  chined 
sc5.r'i  fy,     -ing,     -fled,      -fi  cantor, 

-ca'tion. 
scar  la  ti'na     (-te'-),     -ti'nal,     -ti'- 

ni  form,    -ti'noid,    -ti'nous. 
scar'let,    -seed,  a  tree,     -Iet=faced, 

-ti  ger,     a     moth,     s.     sage,     a 

flower. 
scarp,  scarped,  scar'pines. 
Scarpe,  r.  Fr. 

Scar  ron',    Fr.   comic   writer. 
scit,  -ted,  -ting. 
scatch. 
scatbe,     -less,     scath'ing,     -ing  ly, 

scathed. 
scat'ter,    -er,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -tered, 

-tered  ly,        -ter  y,        -ter  a'tion, 

scat'ter  brain,    a    person,    -good, 

a  person,  -brained. 
scaup,  -duck. 
scaup'er. 
scaur'ie  or  -y. 
sc&v'age,      -ry,      -a  ging,       -enge, 

-enged,     -en  ging,    -en  ger,     -ger- 

ing,     -ger  ism,     scav'en  ger-bee^- 

tle,  -crab,  -roll. 
sceat  (sket). 
scelp  (skelp), 
see  man'do    (she-). 
sce'na  (se'na  or  sha'-). 
see  na'ri  o    (sha  na're  6). 
scene,   scen'er  y,   scen'ic   {or  se'-), 

-ic  al,         -al  ly,         scen'o  graph, 

-graph'ic,   -ic  al,   -al  ly,   see  nog''- 

ra  phy. 
scene'^dock,        -man,        -paint  er, 

-plot,    -shiftier,    scen'er  y-groove. 
scent,  -ed,  -ing,  -ful,  -less,  scent'- 

wood. 
scent' -bag,   -bot  tie,    -box,    -gland, 

-hold  er,    -or  gan,     -pore,     -vase, 

-ves^i  cle. 
scep'ter  (sep'ter),  -less,  -tered,  -tral. 
scep'tic  (skep'-).     See  skeptic. 
Sce'va  (se'-),  Bih. 
Schaaf,  Ger.  orient. 
schab'zie'ger  (shap'tse^ger),  a  cheese. 
Schaff  hau'sen  (shaf  how'zen),  can- 
ton Switz. 
Schaght'i  coke    (skat'i  kd6k),    vil. 

N.  Y. 


schal. 

schdyi'zes. 

schdp'ska. 

Schar'lach  ber^ger,   a   wine. 

Scharz'ber  ger  (sharts'-),  a  wine, 
Scharz'hof  ber^ger,    a    wine. 

Schass'burg  (shes'boorg),  t.  Hung. 

schat'chen    (shet'shen  or  -dien). 

Schaum'burg-LJp'pg  (shoum'- 

bdDrg=),    prin.    Ger. 

Schaum' -earth    (shoum'=). 

Schav'li   (-le),    t.    Russ. 

sched'ule    (sked'-),    -uled,    -ul  ing. 

Sche  he  re  za'de,  Queen  (sha- 
ha^ra  za'da),  a  marvelous  story- 
teller. 

Schei'dgck,    mt.    Switz. 

Scheldt    (skelt),    r.    Holland. 

schel'ly   (shel'-),    a   fish. 

scheme  (skem),  -ful,  schemed, 
schem'ing,  -ing  ly,  -er,  -ist,  -y, 
sche  mat'ic,  -ic  al  ly,  -ma  tism, 
-ma  tist,  -ma  tize,  -tized,  -ti^- 
zing. 

Schem'nitz 

Schenck 


Ger.   theol. 


Ger.    trav. 
scher  zan'do 

(sket'-). 


(shem'-),    t.    Hung, 
(skenk),     Amer.     states- 
man. 
schene    (sken). 
Sche  ngc'ta  dy  (ske-),  co.   and    c. 

N.  Y. 
Schenk'el  (shenk'el), 
sche'pen    (ska'-). 
Schg  rer',    Fr.    critic 
Scher'zer    (shert'ser) 
scher' zo       (sk6r'ts6), 

(-tsan'do). 
sche' sis    (ske'-),    schet'ic 
Sche'vgn  In^gen    (ska'-),    watermg 

place,    Holland. 
schia  vo'ne    (skya  vo'ne). 
Schiedam'    (ske^-),  t.  Holland;   a 

kind  of  gin. 
Schie'vel  bein      (she'fel  binO,      t. 

Prus. 
Schil'ler   (shll'-),   Ger.  poet. 
schil'ler      (shil'-),      -ite,      -ler  ize, 

-ized,     -lazing,     -i  za'tion,    schil'- 

ler-spar. 
Schi'6    (ske'-),    t.    It. 
schism  (sizm),   schis  mat'ic   (siz-), 

-ic  al,    -al  ly,    -al  ness. 
schis'ma     (skis'-     or     skiz'-),      pi. 

-md  id,    schis'tic    (skis'-). 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  <irn,  etiide,  foud,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


schist 


510 


Scilla 


schist  (shist),  -ic,  -ous,  schis- 
tose',   -tos'i  ty. 

schis'to  scope  (skis'-)- 

Schklov    (shklov),    t.    Russ. 

schlii'ger  (shla'-). 

Sciilan    (shlan),    t.    Bohem. 

Schla'we    (shla've),    t.   Prus. 

Schle'gSl    (shla'-),    Ger.    critic. 

Schlei'er  mach^er  (shli'er  madi'- 
er),   Ger.   theol.   and  philos. 

Schleiz  (shlits),  t.  Ger. 

Schles'wig   (shies'-),   t.   Wis. 

Schley    (shli),    co.    Ga. 

Schlie'mann,    Ger.    archaeol. 

schmel'ze    (shmel'tse). 

schnapps   (shnaps   or  shnaps). 

Schnee'bgrg    (shna'-),    t.    Ger. 

Schnei'de  miihl''  (shni'de  mul'),  t. 
Prus. 

schnor'rer. 

Schodack'  (sko-),  tp.  N.  Y. 

Scho  ha.r'Ie  (sko-),  co.  and  tp. 
N.  Y. 

schfil'ar,  -ly,  -ship,  scho  las'tic, 
-tic  al  ly,    -ti  cism, 

scho'li  um,  pi.  -li  a  or  -li  ums, 
-li  ast,    -as'tic. 

Schom'bSrg  (shem'bereh),  t.  Aust. 

Schon'bein   (shen'-),    Ger.   chem. 

Schon'brunn  (shen'brd6n),  pal. 
Vienna. 

Scho'ne  feld  (she'ng  feltO,  vil. 
and  commune  Ger. 

Schon'hei  d6   (shen'-),   vil.   Ger. 

Scho'nJng  en   (she'-),   t.   Ger. 

school  (skool),  -a  ble,  -ing, 
schooled,  school'boy,  -craft,  -feK- 
low,  -girl,  -house,  -ma'am, 
-maid,  -man,  -mas  ter,  -mate, 
-mis^tress,    -room,    a    room. 

school'=book,  =bred,  ^dame,  -days, 
■=fee,  ■'fish,  =fund,  =in  spect^or, 
-miss,  -monkey,  -name,  -pence, 
-ship,  -taught,  -teach  er,  -time, 
-whale. 

school'  board,  s.  com  mis'sion  er, 
s.  com  mit'tee,  s.  dis  trict,  s. 
doc  tor,    s.    the  oFo  gy. 

Gchoon'er  (skoon'-),  -rigged, 
'Smack,  -yacht. 

schorl,   -ous,    -y. 

Scho'ter  land  (sko'ter  lant),  tp. 
Neth. 


(-tesh' 


shot' 


schot  tische' 

tesh). 

Schou'ler   (skoo'-),   Amer.   hist. 
schout   (skout). 
Schou'wen      (skou'ven),      isl.     off 

Neth. 
Schrgck'horn,    mt.    Switz. 
Schroep'pel   (skroo'-),    tp.    N.  Y. 
Schroon    Lake    (skroon),  N.  Y. 
Schu'ja    (shoo'y-a),    t.    Russ. 
Schultz    (shdolts),    tp.    S.    C. 
Schul'ze    (shdolt'se),    Ger.    poet. 
Schu'mach  er  (shoo'mach  er), 

Danish   astron. 
Schu'mann    (shoo'-),     Ger.    com- 
poser. 
Schurz        (shoorts),        Ger. -Amer. 

statesman. 
Schut'ten  ho'fen       (shoot'-),       t. 

Aust. 
Schuy'ler  (ski'-),  co.  111.;  co.  Mo.; 

CO.  N.  Y.;  c.  Neb.;  Amer.  dipL; 

Amer.   gen. 
Schuyl'kill    (skool'-),    co.    and    r. 

Pa. 
Schwab    (shvap),    Ger.   poet. 
Schwalm   (shvalm),   r.  *Ger. 
Schwartz  (shvarts),  Swed.  novelist. 
Schwarz  (shvarts),  Ger.  monk. 
Schwat'ka     (shwot'),     Amer.     ex- 
plorer. 
Schwein'furth    (shvin'fdbrt),    Ger. 

trav. 
Schwei'nitz,   von   (fon   shwi'nits), 

Amer.  botanist. 
Schwenk'feld     (shvenk'felt),     Sile- 

sian    reform.,    -feld''er,    -feld^i  an. 
Schwe  rin'    (shva  ren'),  t.  Ger. 
Schwyz    (shvits),    canton   Switz. 
Schyll    (shel),    r.    Hung. 
Sciac'ca    (shak'ka),    t.    It. 
sci'a  graph  (si'-),  -graph'ic,  -ic  al, 

-al  ly,    -ag'ra  pher,    -ra  phy. 
sci  a  ther'ic,    -al,    -al  ly. 
sci  at'ic,    -al,    -al  ly,    -i  ca. 
scJb'i  le. 

Scic'li   (shek'le),   t.   It. 
sci'ence,         -en'tial,         -en  ti'cian 

(-tish'an),       -en  tif'ic,       -ic  al  ly, 

-en  tism,     -en  tist,     -tis'tic,     -en'- 

to  lism. 
Scigl'io   (shel'yo),   headland  Sic. 
Scil'la    (sll'-). 


fate,   fat,    far,    fall,    fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


scimitar 


511 


scramblingly 


sclm'i  tar.     See  simitar. 

Sci  na'  (she  na'),  Sicilian  math. 

scin  Hl'la,      scin'til  lant,      -til  late, 

-lasted,    -lasting,    -la'tion,    -lom'- 

e  ter,   -lan'te  (shen'til  lan'ta). 
Sci'o    (si'-),    tp.    Mich.; — (si'o    or 

she'6)  isl.  ^gean  sea. 
sci  o  graph  (ski'-).     Sqq  skiagraph. 
sci'o  lism,      (si'-),     -o  hst,     -Ustic, 

-o  lous. 
sciol'to    (sh61'-). 
sci'o  man  cy,    -man'tic. 
sci'on   (si'-). 
Sci  op'pi  us   (stse  op'pe  dos),    Ger. 

schol. 
sci  6p'tic    (si-),  -tics,   -trie,  -ti  con. 
sci'o  the  ism^ 

Sci  o'to    (si-),    r.    and   co.    O. 
Scip'J  6    (sip'-),    tp.    N.    Y. 
sci' re    jd'ci  as    (-shI  as) . 
sci  ren'ga. 
scir'rhus     (sir'rus    or    skir'-),     n., 

-rhous,    a.,    -rhoid. 
scis'sel     (sis'-),     scis'si  ble,     scis'- 

sile,    scis'sion    (sish'un). 
scis'sor      (siz'zur),      -ing,      -sored, 

-sors,     -sor  wise. 
scis'sor  bill,  a  bird,   -tail,   a  bird, 

'bird,       'tailed,       -tooth,      -sors- 

grind^er. 
scis'sure    (sish'-). 
Scit'u  ate    (sit'-),    vil.    Mass. 
sclaff. 
scle'ra      (skle'-),      -ral,      -rVa  sis, 

-rVtis,     -ro'sis,     -ro'tal,      -rot'ic, 

-rdt'o  my. 
scobs. 
sc6ff,      -er,      -er  y,      -ing,      -ing  ly, 

scoffed. 
scold,    -ed,    -er,    -ing,    -ing  ly. 
sco'li  on,    pi.    -li  a. 
sc6nce,  sconced,  scon'cing,  -cheon 

(-shun). 
scone. 

Scone  (skoon),  parish  Scot. 
scoop,    -er,    -ing,    scooped,    scoop'- 

net,   -shov^el,   -wheel. 
scoot    (skoot),    -ed,    -er,    -ing. 
sco'pa,    pi.    -p(B. 
scope,    -less. 
SCO  pe  tin'    (-tan'). 
sc6p'tic. 
scor  hU'tus,    -bu'tic,    -tic  al,    -al  ly. 


scorch,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ing- 
ness,  scorched,  scorched'-car- 
pet,    a    moth,    -wing,    a    moth. 

scor  dd'to,    -da  tu'ra    (-too'-). 

Scor  di'a    (-de'-),    t.    Sic. . 

score,  scored,  scor'er,  -ing,  scor'- 
ing=en  gine,   -ma  chine^   -sheet. 

sco'ri  a,  pi.  -a,  -a'ceous,  -ri  fy, 
-fy  ing,     -fied,    -fi  er,    -fl  ca'tion. 

scorn,  -er,  -ing,  -ful,  -ful  ly, 
-ful  ness,    scorned. 

scor'per. 

scor'pi  on,    -wort. 

scor'pi  on -broom,  -bug,  -dag- 
ger, -fish,  -fly,  -grass,  -lob- 
ster, -oil,  -plant,  -sen  na, 
-shell,  -spiMer,  -thorn,  scor'- 
pi on's-tail. 

Scotch,  -man,  Scot'tish,  -ti  cism, 
-ti  cize,  -cized,  -ci^zing,  -ti  fy, 
-fy  ing,  -fied,  -fi  ca'tion,  Scots'- 
man. 

Scotch'-am^u  let,  a  moth,  -cap, 
a  berry,    -and -En  glish,   a  game. 

scotch,  a  scratch;  a  prop;  to 
notch;  to  check,  scotched, 
scotch'ing,  -man,  a  wrapping 
as  a  protection,  scotch'-coFlops, 
-hop,  Scotch-I'rish. 

scote. 

scot-free. 

Sco'ti  a  (-shi-),  a  poetic  name 
of  Scotland,   sco'ti  a,   a  molding. 

scot'o  graph,  sco  to'ma,   scot'o  my. 

scoun'drel,   -dom,    -ism,    -ly. 

scour,    -age,    -er,    -ing,    scoured. 

scour'ing-ball,  -bar  rel,  -ba  sin, 
-drops,  -ma  chine^,  -rush, 

-stock,    -ta^ble. 

scourge  (skurj),  scourged,  scour'- 
ging,    scourge' -stick. 

scout,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly, 
scout'mas^ter. 

scove,   scoved,   scov'ing. 

scov'el    (skuv'I). 

scow,    -house. 

scowl,    -ing,    -ing  ly,   scowled. 

scrab'ble,    -bled,    -bier,    -bling. 

scrag,  -ged,  -ged  ness,  -gy,  -gi  ly, 
-gi  ness,  -gly,  scrag' -necked, 
-whale. 

scram'ble,  -bled,  -bier,  -bUng, 
-bling  ly. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  focd,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  BaCh. 


scrap 


512 


scrupling 


scrap,  -per,  -py,  -pi  ness,  -ping, 
scrapped. 

scrap' =book,  =cake,  =cheese,  »cin- 
ders,  -for  ging,  =heap,  -house, 
=i  ron,  =met  al,  scrap'ping=ma- 
chine. 

scrape,  scraped,  scrap'er,  -ing, 
-ing  ly. 

scrape' -good,  =pen  ny,  scrap'er» 
bar,  =ma  chine^,  scrap'ing- 
ground,    -plane. 

scrap'ire. 

scrap'ple. 

scratch,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -y, 
scratched,  scratch'back,  -weed, 
-work,  s.  shot. 

scratch' =awl,  -brush,  -coat, 
-com  ma,  -era  die,  -fig  ure, 
-fin  ish,  --gage,  -grass,  -pan, 
-play^er,    -wig,    scratch'er-up. 

scrawl,   -er,   -ing,    -y,   scrawled. 

scraw'ny,    -ni  ness. 

screak   (skrek),    -ing,   screaked. 

scream,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  screamed. 

screech,    -er,    -ing,    -y,    screeched. 

screech'-cock,  -hawk,  -mar  tin, 
-owl,    -thrush. 

screed    (skred),    -coat. 

screen,  -er,  -ing,  -ings,  screened, 
screen'ing-ma  chined 

Screv'en   (skriv'-),    co.    Ga. 

screw  (skrdo),  -a  ble,  -er,  -ing, 
-y,    screwed,    screw'man,    -stone. 

screw' -al  ley,  -au  ger,  -bean, 
-bell,  -blank,  -blast,  -boh, 
-box,  -burn  er,  -cal  i  per,  -cap, 
-clamp,  -col  lar,  -coup  hng, 
-cut,  -cut  ter,  -cut^ting,  -die, 
-dock,  -dog,  -dol  lar,  -driv'er, 
-eFe  va  tor,  -eye,  -feed,  -fish, 
-for  ceps,  -gage,  -gear,  -head, 
-hoist,  -hook,   -jack,   -joint,  -key. 

screw-lock,  -ma  chine,  -mak  ing, 
-man  drel,  -med  al,  -mold  ing, 
-nail,  -neck,  -pile,  -pil  lar,  -pin, 
-pine,  -plate,  -pod,  -post, 
-press,  -punch,  -quoin,  -rod, 
-shac  kle,  -shell,  -spike,  -stem, 
-stock,  -ta  ble,  -tap,  -thread, 
-thread''ing,  -tool,  -tree,  -tun- 
nel, -valve,  -ven''ti  la  tor,  -well, 
-wheel,  -wire,  -worm,  -wrench, 
screwed' -work. 


screw'ing-en^gine,  -ma  chine', 

-stock,    -ta  ble. 

screw'  pro  peFler,  s.  rud  der,  s. 
stair,  s.  steam''er,  s.  ven'ti  la- 
tor. 

Scri'ba,    vil.    N.    Y. 

scrib'ble,  -bled,  -bier,  -bhng, 
-bling  ly,    -blage. 

scrib'ble -scrab  ble,  scrib'bling- 
en''gine,    -ma  chined 

Scribe    (skreb),    Fr.    dram. 

scribe,  scribed,  scrlb'er,  -ing, 
-ism,   scribe'-awl. 

scrib'ing-awl,  -block,  -com  pass, 
-i  ron. 

scrim. 

scrime,    scrimed,    scrim'ing. 

scrim' mage. 

scrimp,  -ing,  -ingly,  -ness,  -ly,  -y, 
scrimped,  scrimp' -rail,  scrimp'- 
ing-bar. 

scrip,    -com^pa  ny,    -hold'er. 

scrip'ee. 

script,  scrip'tion,  -ti'tious  (-tlsh'- 
us),  -tor,  -to  ry,  -to'ri  um,  pi. 
-ri  urns    or    -ri  a. 

scrip'ture,  -tur  al,  -al  ism,  -al- 
ist,  -al  ly,  -al  ness,  -ist,  -ture- 
wort.  The  Scrip'tures.  Scrip'- 
ture-readier. 

scrJ  vel'lo. 

scriv'en  er   {or  skriv'ner),   -ship. 

scrod,    -ded,    -ding,    scrod'gill. 

scrSf'u  la,  -u  lit'ic,  -u  lous,  -lous- 
ly,    -lous  ness. 

scr6g,    -gy. 

scroll,   -ing,   scroll'work,   scrolled. 

scroU'-bone,  -chuck,  -fi'nis,  -gear, 
-head,  -latile,   -saw,  -seal,  -wheel. 

scro'tum,  pi.  -ta,  -tal,  -ti  form,  -to- 
cele. 

scrouge,  scrouged,  scrou'ger, 
-ging. 

scrow  {or  skro). 

scrub,  -bed,  -ber,  -bing,  -by, 
scrubbed,  scrub'stone,  -wood,  a 
tree. 

scrub'-bird,  -box  wood,  -broom, 
-cat  tie,  'gang,  -grass,  -oak, 
-pine,    -rld^er,    -rob  in,    -tur  key. 

scrub'bing-board,  -brush,  -ma- 
chine'. 

scru'ple,   -pled,   -pier,   -pUng. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    Ice,    in,    note. 


scrupulous 


513 


sea  grass 


scru'pu  lous,   -ly,    -ness,    -los'i  ty. 
scru'tin'    de    lisle'     (skrdo^tan'     de 

lest'). 
scru'ti  nize,    -nized,    -nf  zer,     -nV- 

zing,       -nous,        -nous  ly,       -ny, 

-neer',    scru  ta'tor. 
scud,    -ded,     -der,      -ding,     scud'- 

ding»stone. 
scu'do  (skoo'-),  a  coin,  pi.  -di  (-de). 
scuff,    -ing,    -y,    scuffed. 
scuffle,    -fled,    -fling,    -fler,    scuf- 
fle =har  row,    =hoe. 
scull,    -er,    -ing,    sculled. 
Scul  la  bogue'    (skdol  a  bog'),    vil. 

Ireland. 
scul'ler  y. 
scul'lion   (-yun). 
sculp,  «.,   sculp'ing'knife. 
sculp' sit. 
sculp'tor,     -tress,      -ture,      -tur  al, 

-tur  ing,        -tur  esque',        -tured, 

-ture^cop^i  er. 
scum,  -mer,  -ming,  -my,  scummed. 
scum'ble,    -bled,    -bling. 
scun,    -ner,    -ning,    scunned. 
scup,    -ping,    scupped. 
sciip  paug'. 
scup'per,     =hole,     -hose,     -leath  er, 

-nail,  -plug,  -shoot,  -tube,  -valve. 
Scup'per  n6ng',    tp.    N.    C. 
scup'per  nong,  a  grape. 
sctirf,    -er,    -y,    -i  ness. 
scur'ril  ous,     -ly,     -ness,     -ril     or 

-rile,    -ril'i  ty. 
scur'ry,    -ing,    -ried. 
sciir'vy,    -vi  ly,    -vi  ness,    scur'vy- 

grass. 
scu'tage. 

Scu'ta  ri    (skoo'ta  re),  t.  Turk. 
scutch,        -er,        -ing,        scutched, 

scutch-blade,    -grass. 
scutch'ing-ma  chine'',  -mill, 

-shaft,    -stock,    -sword. 
scutch'eon    (-un),    -eoned    (-und). 
scute. 
scU  tel'lum,      pi.      -la,      scu'tel  lar, 

-tel  line,   -ti  form,    -tif'er  ous. 
scut'tle,    -tied,    -tier,    -tUng,    scut'- 

tle  fish,    -tie -butt,    -cask. 
scu'tum,    pi.    -la,    -tu  lum. 
Scyl'la,   Myth, 
scyph'u  la    (sif-). 
scy'tal    (si'-),    scyt'a  line    (sit'-). 


scythe  (sith),  -man,  scythe'-fas'- 
ten  ing,    -snath,    -stone,    -whet. 

Scyth'i  a  (sith'-),  ancient  kingdom, 
-i  an,    -ic. 

sde  gno'so    (sda  nyo'so). 

sea,  -ber  ry,  -board,  -coast, 
-farmer,  -farming,  -go  ing,  -man, 
-port,  -scape,  -shore,  -sick, 
-sick  ness,  -side,  -ward,  -ware, 
-way,  -weed,  -wor  thy,  -wor^- 
thi  ness. 

sea' -a  corn,  -ad  der,  -an  chor, 
-a  nem'o  ne,  -an  gel,  -ape,  -ap- 
ple, -a  pron,  -ar  row,  -ash, 
-as  par'a  gus,  -bank,  -bar,  -bar- 
ley, -bar  row,  -bas  ket,  -bass, 
-bat,  -bean,  -bear,  -beard, 
-beast,  -beat  en,  -bea  ver,  -beet, 
-bells,  -belt,  -bent,  -bind  weed, 
-bird,  -bis  cuit,  -blub  ber, 

-boat,  -bor  der  ing,  -born, 
-borne,  -bot  tie,  -bound,  -bow, 
-brant,  -breach,  -bream,  -breeze, 
-brief,  -bris  tie,  -buck'thorn, 
-bug,  -built,  -burnable  bee,  -bun, 
-bur  dock,    -but  ter  fly. 

sea'-cab  bage,  -cac  tus,  -ciilf, 
-ca  na''ry,  -cap,  -cap  tain,  -car- 
na'tion,  -cat,  -cat^er  pil  lar,  -cat- 
fish, -cau''li  flow  er,  -cen'ti  ped, 
-change,  -chart,  -chest  nut, 
-chick-weed,  -clam,  -cloth,  -cob, 
-cock,  -cock  roach,  -co^coa  nut, 
-coFan  der,  -cole^wort,  -com- 
pass, -cook,  -coot,  -cor^mo  rant, 
-corn,  -cow,  -crab,  -craft, 
-craw  fish,  -crawl  er,  -crow, 
-cu'cum  ber,  -cud  weed,  -cun- 
ny,    -cush  ion. 

sea' -dace,  -daf''fo  dil,  -dai  sy, 
-dev'il,  -dog,  -dot  ter  el,  -dove, 
-drag  on,  -drake,  -duck,  -ea  gle, 
-ear,  -eel,  =egg,  -el  e  phant, 
=e  rin'go,  -fan,  -feath''er,  -fen- 
nel, -fern,  -fight,  -fir,  -fire, 
-fish,  -flea,  -fli  er,  -flow  er, 
-foam,  -fog,  -folk,  -fowl,  -fox, 
-front,  -froth,  -fur^be  low,  -gage, 
-gas  ket,  -gates,  -gher  kin 

(-ger^-),  -giFli  flow  er  (=jil^-), 
-gin  ger,  -gir  die,  -girt,  =god, 
-god  dess,  -goose,  -goose  foot, 
-gourd,     »gown,     -grape,     -grass, 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  dm,  etiide,  food,  fdbt,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badh. 
32> 


sea-green 


514 


secancy 


-green,  'gud^geon,  "gull,  -hair, 
-hang'er,  -hare,  »hawk,  -heath, 
-hedge  hog,  -hen,  -hog,  -hoFly, 
-holm  {or  -horn),  -hon^ey  comb, 
-horse,    -hound,    -is  land,    -jel  ly. 

sea' -kale,  -kelp,  -kemp,  -kid  ney, 
-king,  -kit  tie,  -lace,  -1am''- 
prey,  -lark,  -lav  en  der,  -law- 
yer, -leech,  -legs,  -lem  on, 
-len'til,  -16op  ard,  -let  ter,  -let- 
tuce, -lev  el,  -light,  -HI  y,  -line, 
-li  on,  -liz^ard,  -long^worm, 
-louse,  -luce,  -lungs,  -lung^- 
wort,  -mag^pie,  =m3,ll,  -mal  low, 
-man  tis,  -marge,  -mark,  -mat, 
-mat^weed,  -mel  on,  -mew, 
-mile,  -milk^wort,  -mink,  -monk, 
-mon  ster,  -mouse,  -mud,  -mus- 
sel. 

sea'-neck'lace,  -nee  die,  -nest, 
-net  tie,  -nurse,  -nymph,  -oak, 
-oh  ion,  -ooze,  -or  ange,  -orb, 
-ot  ter,  -owl,  -ox,  -ox^'eye, 
-packed,  -pad,  -pan  ther,  -par- 
rot, -pars  nip,  -par  tridge, 
-pass,  -pay,  -pea,  -peach, 
-pear,  -pen,  -perch,  -pert, 
-pheas^ant,  -pie,  -piece,  -pig, 
-pi''geon,  -pike,  -pi  lot,  -pim^- 
per  nel,  -pin  cush  ion,  -pink, 
-plant,  -plan  tain,  -plov  er, 
-poach  er,  -pok  er,  -pool,  -pop- 
py, -por^cu  pine,  -pork,  -po- 
ta'to,  -pud  ding,  -pump  kin, 
-purse,    -purslane,    -pye,    -quail. 

sea'-rad  ish,  -rag  wort,  -rat,  -ra- 
ven, -reach,  -reed,  -reeve, 
-risk,  -rob  ber,  -rob  in,  -rock- 
et, -rod,  -roll,  -room,  -rose, 
-rose^ma  ry,  -rov  er,  -ruff, 
-ruf  fle,  -run,  -run  ning,  -s^lm''- 
on,  -salt,  -sand  wort,  =sau''ri  an, 
-scor'pi  on,  -scurf,  -sedge,  -ser^- 
pent,  -serv  ice,  -shark,  -shell, 
-shrimp,  -shrub,  =skim  mer, 
-slather,  -sleeve,  -slug,  -snail, 
-snake,  -snipe,  -spi  der,  -spleens- 
wort,  -squid,  -squirt,  -staff, 
-star,  -star  wort,  -stick,  -stic- 
kle back,  -stock,  -straw  ber  ry, 
-sun  flow  er,  -sur  geon,  -swal- 
low,   -swine. 

sea' -tang,    -tan'gle,    -tench,    -term. 


-thong,  -thorn,  -thrift,  -tit'- 
Ung,  -toad,  -tor  toise,  -tossed, 
-trout,  -trum^pet,  -turn,  -tur- 
tle, -um  brcFla,  -u^ni  corn, 
-ur^chin,  -vam  pire,  -view, 
-wall,  -wand,  -wa  ter,  -wax, 
-whip,  -whip  cord,  -whip  lash, 
-whis  tie,  -wife,  -wil  low, 

-wind,  -wing,  ■=with''wind, 

-wold,  -wolf,  -wood^cock, 

-wood-louse,  -worm,  -worm''- 
wood,    -worn,    -wrack. 

sea'man,  -ly,  -ship,  sea'man- 
gun^ner. 

si' ah. 

seal,  -er,  -ing,  sealed,  seal'wort, 
seal' -bag,  -en  grav^ing,  -flow- 
er, -hook,  -lock,  -pipe,  -press, 
-ring,    seal'ing-press,    -wax. 

seal,  a  marine  animal,  -er,  -er  y, 
-ing,  seal'skin,  -bird,  -brown, 
-club,  -fish''er  y,  -lance,  -rook'- 
er  y. 

seam,  to  unite  with  a  seam,  -er, 
-less,    -y,    seamed,    seam'stress. 

seam' -blast,  -ham^mer,  -lace, 
-press''er,  -rent,  -rolFer,  -rub'- 
ber,  -set,  seam'ing-lace,  -ma- 
chine^,    -tool. 

se  ance'    (sa''6ns'). 

sean'na  chie  (sen'na  shi  or  -che 
or    -kl). 

sear,  -er,  -ing,  -ness,  seared, 
seared'ness,  sear' -spring,  sear'- 
ing-i  ron. 

Search,  -a  ble,  -a  ble  ness,  -er, 
-er  ship,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ing  ness, 
-less,  searched,  search' -light, 
-par  ty,    -war  rant. 

S^ar'cy,   co.    and   t.   Ark. 

sea'son  (-zn),  -a  ble,  -a  ble  ness, 
-a  bly,  -al,  -al  ly,  -er,  -ing, 
-less,   -soned,   sea'son  ing-tub. 

seat,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  5eat'-back, 
-earth,  -fas'ten  er,  -lock,  -rail, 
-stand,    -stone,    -worm. 

Se  at'tle,    c.    Wash. 

seave. 

se  ba'ceous,  se  bip'a  rous,  -bif'er- 
ous. 

SSb^as  to'pdl  {or  se  bas'-)  or 
Sev'as  to'pol,    t.    Russ. 

se'cant,    -can  cy. 


fate,   fat,    far,   fall,    fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice,   in,   note. 


Secchi 


515 


Seguin 


Sec'chi  (sek'ke),  It.  astron. 

Sgc'chi  a  (sek'ke  a),  r.  It. 

se  cede',  -ced'ed,  -er,  -ing. 

se  ces'sion,  -ism,  -ist. 

Sgch^eni'as  (sgk'-),  Bih. 

s6ck'el. 

se  elude',     -clud'ed,     -ed  ly,     -ed- 

ness,     -clu'sion      (-zhiin),     -sion- 

ist,  -sive  (-siv). 
sec'ohm  (sek'om),  -ohm  master. 
s6c'ond     (-und),     -ed,     -er,     -ing, 

-a''ry,      -a  ri  ly,      -a  ri  ness,      -ly, 

se  conde'  (sek  6nd'),  se  con' do. 
s6c'ond=ad^vent  ist,      -class,      a., 

"Cut,     =hand,     -mark,     -rate,     n., 

"sight'ed,  sec'onds=penMu  lum, 
se'cret,  -age,   -ly,   -ness,   se'cre  cy, 

se  cre'ta. 
sfic're  ti'ry,    -ship,    -taire',    -ta'ri- 

al,    -ri  ate,    sec're  ta  ry=bird. 
se  Crete',    -cret'ed,    -ing,    -ive,  -ive- 

ly,    -ive  ness,    -cre'tion,    -cre'tor, 

-to  ry. 
sect,     sec  ta'ri  al,      -ta'ri  an,      -an- 

ism,  -an  ize,  -ized,   -i^zing,  -ta  ry. 
sec'tant. 
sec'tile,   -til'i  ty. 
sec'tion,       -al,       -al  ism,       -al  ist, 

-al  ly,      -al  ize,      -ized,      -i^zing, 

-I  za'tion,        sec'tion  ize,        -ized, 

-fzing. 
sec'tion=beani,      =cut  ter,      -hn^er, 

'plane. 
sec'tor,    -tor  al,     -to'ri  al,    sec'tor- 

cyFin  der,    -gear,    =wheel. 
sfic'u  lar,     -ism,     -ist,     -ly,     -ness, 

-ize,      -ized,      -i^zing,      -I  za'tion, 

-lar'i  ty. 
sec'ii  him,    pi.    -la. 
se  cure',  -ly,  -ment,  -ness,  -cured', 

-cur'a  ble,    -ance,   -er,   -ing,   -cu'- 

ri  ty. 
sed. 

sedan'   (-don'),   t.    Fr. 
se  d3.n',    =chair. 
se  date',       -ly,       -ness,       -da'tion, 

sed'a  tive. 
S6d^e  ci'as   (-si'-).    Bib. 
sed'en  ta  ry,       -ta  ri  ly,       -ri  ness, 

se'dent. 
sSdge,    sedged,    sedg'y,    sedge  =bird, 

=flat,    'hen,    «=ma  rine^    »war  bier, 

=wren. 


se  di'le,  pi.  -dU'i  a. 

sgd'i  ment,  -men'tal,  -men'ta  ry, 
-ta'tion,  sed'i  ment=col  lect^or. 

se  di'tion  (-dish'un),  -a'ry,  -tious, 
-tious  ly,  -tious  ness. 

se  duce',    -ment,    -duced',    -du'cer, 
-du'ci  ble     or     -duce'a  ble,    -du'- 
cing,     -cing  ly,     -duc'tion,     -tive, 
-tive  ly,  -tive  ness. 
I   sed'u  lous,  -ness,  se  du'li  ty. 
I    see,   -a  ble,    -ing,    saw,    seen,    see'- 
{        catch,  -cawk,  see'-bright. 

seed,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -ful,  -y, 
-i  ness,  -less,  -ling,  seeds'man. 

seed' -bag,  -bas'ket,  -bed,  -bird, 
-box,  -bud,  -cake,  -coat,  -ccd, 
-c6  ral,  -corn,  -crush  er,  -down, 
-drill,  -eat  er,  -em  broid^er  y, 
-field,  -finch,  -fish,  -gall,  -gar- 
den, -grain,  -lac,  -leaf,  -leap, 
-lip,  -lobe,  -oil,  -oys  ter,  -pearl, 
-plant  er,  -plat,  -plot,  -sheet, 
-sow  er,  -stalk,  -tick,  -time,  -ves- 
sel, -wee  vil,  -wool,  seed'  ing- 
ma  chine'',    -plow,    seed'y-toe. 

seek,  -er,  -ing,  sought,  seek'-no- 
fur''ther,  an  apple. 

seel,  to  blind;  to  lean,  -ing,  seeled. 

seem,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ing  ness, 
-ly,   -li  ly,    -H  ness. 

seen. 

seep,  -age,  -ing,  -y,  seeped. 

seer,  a  prophet,  -ess,  -ship,  se'er, 
one  who  sees. 

seer,  sure;  a  weight. 

seer'fish,  -paw,  -suck^er. 

see'saw,  -ing,  -sawed. 

seettie,  seethed,  seeth'er,  -ing. 

see'tul  puLt^ty,  a  mat. 

Seez  (sa),  t.  Fr. 

seg'ment,  -al  {or  -men'tal),  -al  ly, 
-a^ry,    -ed,    -men  ta'tion. 

seg'ment -gear,  -rack,  -saw,  -shell, 
-valve,  -wheel. 

se'gno  (san'yo). 

Se'gre  (sa'gra),  r.  Sp. 

seg're  gate,  -ga^ted,  -ga'ting,  -ga''- 
tive,  -ga'tion. 

se'gue  (sa'gwa),  seg  ui  dil'la  (s5g- 
1  del'ya). 

Se  guin'  (sa  gen'),  t.  Tex.; — 
(se  gan'),  Fr.  physician — (sa'- 
gwin),  Eng.  singer. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  tirn,  etiide,  food,  fdt)t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


seiche 


516 


Senegal 


seiche  or  seiches  (sash). 

se'id  (sa'Id  or  sed). 

Seid'litz  pow'der  (s6d'llts). 

seign'ior  (sen'yur),  -age,  -al  ty, 
-y,    -io'ri  al. 

Sefland,  isl.  off  Norway. 

Seim  (sam)  or  S6m,  r.  Russ. 

Seine  (san),  r.  Fr. 

seine  (san  or  sen),  seined,  sein'er, 
-ing. 

seine' -boat,  -cap  tain,  -crew,  -en- 
gine, -fish  er,  -gang,  -ground, 
-haul  er,  -man,  -nee  die,  -roll- 
er, sein'ing -ground. 

Sg'ir  (-er),  Bib. 

S§'irath   {or  se  i'-),   Bib, 

seis'mal  (sis'-),  seis'mic  or  -mot'ic, 
-mic  al,  -mism,  -mo  gram,  -mo- 
gr^ph,  -mog'ra  pher,  -ra  phy, 
-mo  graph'ic,  -ic  al,  -m61'o  gy, 
-o  gist,  -mo  logue,  -mo  log'ic  al, 
-al  ly,  -mom'e  ter,  -e  try,  -mo- 
met'ric,  -ric  al,  -mo  scope,  -sc6p'- 
ic. 

Seis'tan'   (sas^-),   region   Persia. 

seize,  seized,  seiz'a  ble,  -er,  -ing, 
-or,  sei'zure  (se'zhOr  or  -zhd6r), 
seiz'ing-stuff,  sei'zin  or  -sin  (-zin), 
sei'zor  The  last  two  are  law 
terms. 

Seaa  ham  mah'le  k6th  {or  -le'-). 
Bib. 

Se  lan'gan'   (sa'-),   t.   P.   I. 

sel'dom  (-dGm). 

s6  lect',  -ed,  -ed  ly,  -ing,  -ive, 
-ive  ly,  -ness,  -or,  -lec'tion,  se- 
lect'man. 

SS  le'ne,  Myth. 

s§  l§'n6  graph,  -graph  ic,  -ic  al, 
-nog'ra  pher,  -ra  phist,  -ra  phy, 
-ndl'o  gy,  -o  gist,  -no  log'ic  al. 

Se  leu'ci  a    (-shi  a),    Bib. 

self,  -ish,  -ish  ly,  -ish  ness,  -less, 
-less  ness,  -hood,  -same,  -same- 
ness. Most  words  beginning  with 
self  are  written  as  hyphenated 
compounds.  The  above  are  the 
principal  exceptions. 

sell,   -a  ble,    -er,    -ing,   sold. 

Selles-snr-Cher'  (s61'-sur-sh4r'),  t. 
Fr. 

sfirvfige  or  -vSdge,  -vaged,  -va- 
ging,    -va  gee'. 


Se  ma'iah  (-ya  or  s6m^a  i'ah),  Bib. 

sSm'a  phore,  -phor^ist,  -ph6r'ic, 
-ic  al,   -al  ly. 

se  ma  si  ol'o  gy,   -o  log'ic  al. 

s6m'a  sphere. 

se  m&t'ic. 

s6m  a  tol'D  gy. 

s6m'a  trope. 

sem'blance,  -blant. 

se  mc'    (s6  ma'). 

S6m'e  le.  Myth. 

se  mfis'ter,   -mes'tral. 

sem'i.  Most  words  beginning  with 
semi  are  written  without  the  hy- 
phen. The  principal  exceptions 
are  here  given:  Sem'i-Au'- 
gus  tin'i  an  ism,  -A'ri  an,  »A'ri- 
an  ism,  -Pe  la'gi  an,  -Pe  la'gi- 
an  ism,  -Qui'et  ist,  -Qui'et  ism, 
-Sax'on,     -Chris'tian  ized. 

sem'i  CO  lon-but'ter  fly. 

s6m'i  nal,  -ly,  -nal'i  ty,  -na'tion, 
-nif'er  ous,   -nif'ic,   -i  nist. 

sfim'i  na  ry,   -na^rist,    -na'ri  an. 

SSm'i  noles. 

se  vol  61'o  gy,  -o  log'ic,  -ic  al, 
-mi  og'ra  phy,    -mi  ot'ic,    -ics. 

Se  mir'a  mis,  wife  of  Ninus. 
Sometimes  applied  to  Margaret, 
Queen  of  Denmark,  and  to  Cath- 
arine II,  Empress  of  Russia. 

se'mis. 

sfim'ite,  -i  tism,  -i  tist,  -i  tize, 
-tized,  -ti''zing,  -tl  za'tion,  se- 
mlt'ic. 

Sgm'liki   (-lekeO,   r.   Afr. 

Semmes  (sSmz),  Confederate  naval 
officer. 

sent' per   I' dent. 

s6m  pi  ter'nal,   -ter'ni  ty. 

s^m  pli'ce   (-ple'cha). 

s6n,  a  coin. 

Sena'ah  {or  sen'-),   Bib. 

se  naV   (sa  nyal'). 

se  nd  ri  us,  pi.  -ri  I. 

sen'ate,  -a  tor,  -tor  ship,  -t5'ri  al, 
-al  ly,  -to'ri  an,  sen'ate -cham'- 
ber,  -house. 

send,  -er,  -ing,  sent,  send'-off. 

sen' da  (san'-). 

Sfin'e  ca,  -oil,  -ca's  mi'cro  scope, 
sfn'e  ca -grass. 

Sfin'e  gal',   r.   Afr. 


fate,   fat,   far,   fg.ll,   fare,   fist,   sofa,   mete,   mfit,   h^r,   ice,  In,   note, 


senescence 


517 


sepulchered 


se  nes'cence,   -nes'cent. 

sen'e  scha.1  (-e  shSl  or  -es  sh3.1  or 
-es  kal),    -schal  ship, 

Se  nhor' .     See   Sehor. 

se'nHe    {or   -nil),    -nH'i  ty. 

sen'ior   (-yur),    -ior'i  ty. 

Sfin'jen  (-yen),  isl.  off  Norway. 

Sen  lis'    (sonnies'),    t.    Fr. 

senn,  a  herdsman. 

s6n'na,  =tree. 

Sen  n^ch'e  rib  (-nak'  or  -ke'-),  Bih. 

sSn'net,  a  fish. 

s6n'night    (-nit),   a   week. 

sfen'nJt,    plaited   cordage   or   grass. 

Se  nor'  (sa  nyor'),  Spanish  for  Mr. 
or  Sir;  fem.  Se  no'ra  (sa  nyo'- 
ra);  Se  no  ri'ta  (sa  nyo  re'ta), 
equivalent  for  Miss.  In  Portu- 
guese, Se  nhor'  (sa  nyor'),  fem. 
-nho'ra  (-nyo'ra).  In  Italian, 
Si  gnor'  (se  nyor'),  fem.  Si- 
gno'ra  (se  nyo'ra);  for  Miss,  si- 
gnori'na  (-re'na).  These  words 
are  capitalized  only  when  used 
as   a   title. 

se  no  ri'ta   (sa  nyo  re'ta),   a  fish. 

sfin'sate,  -sa'tion,  -tion  al,  -al- 
ism,  -al  ist,  -is'tic,  -al  ly,  -a  ry, 
-tion  ism. 

sense,    -less,    -less  ly,    -less  ness. 

sense' »bod  y,  -cap'sule,  -cav'i  ty, 
-cell,  «cen  ter,  -eFe  ment,  -ep- 
1  the'li  um,  -fiFa  ment,  -im- 
pres^sion,  -or  gan,  »per  cep^tion, 
-rhythm,    -se  ta,    -skeFe  ton. 

sen'si  ble,  -ness,  -bly,  -bil'i  ty, 
-sif er  ous,    -sif'ic,    -sif'i  ca  to'ry. 

sen'si  tive,  -ly,  -ness,  -tiv'i  ty, 
sen'slle,  sen'sion,  sens'ism,  -ist, 
sen'si  tive-plant. 

sen'si  tize,  -tized,  -ti'zer,  -i\'- 
zing,  -si  to^ry,  -si  tom'e  ter,  -t!- 
za'tion. 

sen'sor,  -so  ri  mo'tor,  -so'ri  al,  -ri'o- 
lum,  -ri  um,  pi.  -ri  ums  or 
-ri  a,    -ry. 

sen'su  al  (-shoo-),  -ism,  -al  ist, 
-is'tic,  -al'i  ty,  -al  ize,  -ized, 
-fzing,  -I  za'tion,  -al  ly,  -al- 
ness,  -su  ous,  -ous  ly,  -ous- 
ness,    -su  os'i  ty. 

sen'tence,  -tenced,  -ten  cer,  -cing, 
-ten'tial,  -tial  ly,  -ten'tious,  -tious- 


ly,  -tious  ness,  -ten'ti  a  ry  (-shI-), 
-ti  a'ri  an. 

sen'ti  ence  (-shI  ens  or  -shens), 
-ti  ent    (-shi-),    -ent  ly. 

sen'ti  ment,  -men'tal^  -tal  ism, 
-tal  ist,  -tal  ize,  -ized,  -i'zer, 
-Fzing,    -tal  ly,    -tal'i  ty. 

sgn'ti  nel,  -neled  or  -nelled, 
-nel  ing   or   -ling,   sen'ti  nel-crab. 

sen'try,   -board,   -box,   -go. 

Se  nu'ah   {or  sen'-),    Bih. 

Se  6'rim,   Bib. 

Se  our  (sa  ool'),  c.   Korea. 

sep'al  {or  se'-),  sep'aled,  -al  ine, 
-al  oMy   {or  se  pal'-),    -a  lous. 

sep'a  rate,  -ly,  -ness,  -ranted, 
-ranting,  -ra  ble,  -ble  ness,  -bly, 
-bil'i  ty,  -ra'tion,  -tion  ist,  -ra- 
tism,  -ra^tist,  -ra^tive,  -raptor, 
-to^ry,    -ra'trix,    -ra'tum,    pi.    -ta. 

sep'a  ra'ting-disk,  -fun  nel,  -sieve, 
-weir. 

Se'phar,    Bib. 

Sgph'arad,    Bib. 

Sfeph^ar  va'im.  Bib. 

Se'phar  vites    {or    -far'-),    Bih. 

Se  phe'la.    Bib. 

se'pi  a,    se'pic. 

se'poy. 

sfep'sis,  sep'tic,  -tic  al,  -al  ly,  -li- 
ce'mi  a,    -ce'mic. 

sept,    a    clan,    sep'tal. 

sep'tan. 

sep'tan  gle,    -tan'gu  lar. 

Sep  tem'ber,  -ism,    -bral,    -brist. 

Sep  tem'vir,  pi.  -virs  or  -vi  ri,  -vi- 
rate. 

sep'te  ni'ry,  -te  nate,  Bot.,  hav- 
ing seven  parts.  -ten'nate, 
seven  years,  -ten'ni  al,  -al  ly, 
-ten'ni  um. 

Sep  ten'tri  on  al,    -ly,    -al'i  ty. 

Sep  tet'. 

Sep  til'lion    (-yun). 

sep'time    (-tern). 

Sept=Isles'   (set' -el'),  isls.   Fr. 

sep  tu  ag'e  na  ry  (-^j'-),  -e  na'- 
ri  an. 

sep'tu  a  ges'i  ma    (-jes'-),     -i  mal. 

Sep'tu  a  gint,    -gin'tal. 

sep' turn,    pi.    -ta. 

sep'tu  pie,    -pled,    -pling,    -plet. 

sep'ul  cher    (-ker),    -ing,    -chered, 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  lirn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


sepulchral 


518 


sestertia 


se  pul'chral,  -pul'tu  ral,  sep'ul- 
ture. 

se  qua'cious  (-shus),  -ly,  -ness, 
-quac'i  ty    (-kwas'-). 

se'quel. 

se'quence,  -quent,  -quen'tial, 
-tial  ly,  -ti  al'i  ty  (-shI-),  -quen'- 
ti  a. 

se  ques'ter,  -ing,  -tered,  -tral, 
-tra  ble,  -trate,  -tra''ted,  -trai- 
ling, -ques  trot'o  my,  seq'ues- 
tra''tor  (sek'wes-),  -tra'tion,  se- 
ques'irum,  pi.  -tra. 

Se  quirio    (sa  kel'yo),    r.    Sp. 

ser,    a    weight. 

se  rac'    (sa  rSk'). 

se  ragl'io    (se  ra,l'y6    or   sa  ral'yo). 

se  rd'l. 

Se  ra'iah   (-ya   or  ser^a  i'),   Bih. 

se  rang' . 

se  rd'pe    (sa  ra'pa). 

sfir'aph,  Eng.  pi.  ser'aphs;  Heb., 
ser'a  phim,  se  raph'ic,  -ic  al, 
-al  ly,    -al  ness,    ser'a  phim -moth. 

Se  rd'pis,    Myth.,    -ra'pic. 

se  ras'kier,  -at  or  -ate. 

Se  reg'no    (sa  ren'yo),    t.    It. 

se  rein'    (se  ran'). 

sfir^e  nade',  -nad'ed,  -nad'er, 
-nad'ing,    -na'ta. 

se  rene',  -ly,  -ness,  -ren'i  tude, 
-ity. 

Se  re' no  a. 

S6r'6s,    t.    Turk. 

Se^reth'  (sa'ret'),  r.  Roum.;  t. 
Aust. 

serf,    -age,    -dom,    -hood,    -ism. 

s6rge,    ser  gette',    serge' -blue. 

ser'geant  (sar'jent),  -cy,  -ry, 
-ship,  ser'geant-fish,  -ma  jor, 
=at=arms. 

S6r  ghi  6vsk'   (-ge-),   t.   Russ. 

Ser  gi'pe   (sar  zhe'pa),   state   Braz. 

se'ri  al,  -ly,  -al'i  ty,  -ate,  -ate  ly, 
-a'tim,    -a'tion. 

S6r'ic. 

se  ri'ceous  (-rish'us),  ser'i  cul- 
ture,   -tur  ist,    -tur  al. 

se'ries    (-rez   or   -ri  ez). 

s6r'if.     See  ceriph. 

sfir'in,    -i  nette',    ser'in-finch. 

se''rl  6=c6m'ic,  -com'ic  al,  -c6m'- 
ic  al  ly. 


se  rl'o  la. 

se'ri  ous,    -ly,    -ness,    -ri  o'so. 

ser  moc  i  na'tion   (-mos^-). 

ser' men,  -er,  -eer',  -et',  -ist,  -ize, 
-ized,    -i''zer,    -i^zing. 

se  roon'. 

ser^o  ther'a  py  (or  se'ro-). 

se'rous,    -ros'i  ty. 

ser'pent,  -pen  tine  (or  -tin), 
-tine  ly,  -tin'ic,  -tin  ize^  -ized, 
-i''zing,    ser'pent   fence,    s.  wood. 

ser'pent »boat,  =charm  er,  -cu'- 
cum  ber,  -de'i  ty,  =ea  gle,  -eat- 
er, -fish,  -god,  -grass,  -like, 
-liz  ard,  -moss,  -poi'son,  -star, 
-stone,  -tur  tie,  -withe,  -ser'- 
pent's-tongue,     Ser'pent-bear^er. 

ser  pette'. 

S6r  pu  khov'  (-pdo  kov'),  t.  Russ. 

ser'ra,    pi.    -rce. 

ser  rd'no    (or    -ra'-). 

sSr'rate,    -ranted,    -ra'tion. 

Ser  ra  vez'za  (sar  ra  vet'sa),  t.  It. 

sgr'rJed. 

se'rum. 

serv'ant,  -girl,  -maid,  -man, 
serv'ant's    call. 

serve,  served,  serv'er,  -ing,  -ice, 
-ice  able,  -ble  ness,  -a  bly,  -a- 
bil'i  ty. 

serv'ice-ber^ry,  -book,  -box, 
-clean  er,  -cock,  -line,  -mag  a- 
zine',    -pipe,    -stop,  -tree. 

serv'ing-board,  -maid,  -mal  let, 
-man. 

Ser  ve'tian. 

serv'lle,  -ly,  -ness,  -i  tor,  -tor- 
ship,    -i  tude,    ser  vil'i  ty. 

ser^vo-mo'tor. 

sSs'a  me,  -a  mine,  -a  moid, 
-moid'al,    ses'a  me=oil. 

Ses'el  i. 

se'si    (sa'se). 

Se  s6s'tris.    King    of    Egypt. 

ses'quJ  cen  ten'ni  al. 

ses^qui  pe  da'li  an,  -ism,  -dal'- 
i  ty. 

sSs'sHe,    -eyed. 

ses'sion  (sesh'un),  -al,  ses'sion- 
clerk. 

ses'terce,  pi.  -ter  ces  (-sez), 
-ter'ti  us  (-shi  us),  pi.  -ter' til 
(-shI  i),    -ti  urn,    pi.    -ti  a. 


fate,    fat,    far,   fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,    mete,    m6t,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


sestet 


519 


shackle-punch 


ses'tet  {or  -tet'),  -let' to,  -ti'na 
(-te'-). 

Set   or    Seth,    Myth. 

set,    -ness,    -ter,    -ting,    set'back. 

set'«bolt,  =down,  =fair,  "foil, 
-gun,  »ham  mer,  =in,  »net,  -off, 
-out,  -pin,  -pot,  -ring,  -screw, 
-stitched,   -to,   -trap,   -up,   -work. 

set'ter,    -wort,    -grass. 

set'ting-back,  -board,  -box, 
-cir  cle,  -coat,  -dog,  -fid,  -gage, 
-ma  chine^  -nee  die,  -pole, 
-punch,  -rule,  -stick,  -sun,  a 
mollusk. 

se'ta,  pi.  -t(B,  -ta'ceous  (-shus), 
-Tceous  ly,  se'tal,  -ta'ri  ous,  -tif- 
er  ous,    -ti  form,    -tose. 

S6t'e  bos,   Shak.,    The    Tempest. 

se'ton,    -nee  die. 

set  tee'. 

set'tle,  -ment,  -tied,  -tied  ness, 
-tier,  -tUng,  set'tle -bed,  set'- 
tling-day. 

sev'en  (-n),  -teen^  -teenth^  -en- 
ty,  -ti  eth,  sev'en  eyes,  -fold, 
-gills,  a  shark,  -holes,  a  fish, 
-night,  sev'en-gilled,  -point, 
-shoot  er,  -spot  ted,  -thir  ty, 
-up,    sev'enth -chord. 

sfiv'er,  -a  ble,  -ance,  -er,  -ing, 
-ered. 

sev'er  al,    -ly,    -al  ty. 

se  vere',    -ly,    -ness,    -vgr'i  ty. 

Se  ve'rus,    Roman   emperor. 

SSvier',  co.  Ark.;  co.  Tenn.; 
CO.   Utah. — (se-),   Amer.   pioneer. 

Se  vig  ne'  (sa'ven^ya'),   Fr,  writer. 

S6v'ille  [or  se  vri'),  prov.  and  c. 
Sp. 

Sfevres    (savr),    t.    Fr. 

sew    (so),    -er,    -ing,    sewed. 

sew'ing-bench  (so'ing-),  -bird, 
-cir  cle,  -clamp,  -cot  ton,  -horse, 
-ma  chine'',  -ma  te''ri  als,  -nee- 
dle, -press,  -school,  -silk, 
-ta  ble. 

sew'age  (su'-),  -aged,  -a  ging, 
-er,    -er  age,    -er  man. 

sew'age -fun  gus,  -grass,  sew'er- 
ba  sin,  -gas,  -hunt'er,  -rat, 
-trap. 

Sew'ard  (su'-),  co.  Kan.;  co.  and 
c.   Neb. 


Sew'ard    (su'-),    Amer.    statesman; 

Eng.    authoress. 
Se  wick'ley,    t.    Pa. 
sex,    -less,    -less  ness,   sexed. 
sex  ag'e  na  ry   (-3,j'-),    -na'ri  an. 
sex'a  gene       (-jen),       -a  ges'i  mal, 

-mal  ly,    -a  gesm. 
Sex  a  ges'i  ma. 
sex'an^gle,    -gled,    -an'gu  lar,    -lar- 

ly-  * 

sex  cen'te  na  ry. 

sex  en'ni  al,   -ly. 

sex  par'tite. 

sex'tan. 

sex' tans,  a  coin,  Sex' tans,   Astron. 

sex'tant,  -al. 

sex  ten'ni  al. 

sex  tet'. 

sex  til'lion    (-yun). 

sex'to,    -to  dec'i  mo. 

sex'ton,   -ship,   sex'ton-bee'tle. 

sex'tu  pie,      -pled,      -plet,      -plex, 

-pling. 
sex'u  al,   -ly,    -al  ist,    -al  ize,    -ized, 

-lazing,    -I  za'tion,    -al'i  ty. 
Sey  chelles'  (sa'shel'),         isls. 

Indian    Oc. 
Sey'mour    (se'mur),    c.    Ind.;    vil. 

Ct. — (se'mor),    Jane,     Queen    of 

Henry   VIII;      Horatio,      Amer. 

statesman, 
Seyne  (san),  t.  Fr. 
Se  zanne'    (sa^zan'),    t.    Fr. 
S6z'za    (set'sa),    t.    It. 
sfor  zan'do    (sfor  tsan'do),    -za'to. 
sjre  gaz'zi      (sfre  gat's!),      sfu  md'to 

(sfoo-),    sgrdf  fi'to    (-fe'to). 
Sga'na^relle'        (ral'),       hero       in 

Moliere's    comedy. 
Sgj  grsht'    (sge  ersht'),    t.    Pol. 
Sha^a  ra'im,   Bib. 
ShSb'be  thai   {or   -beth'a  i),    Bih. 
shab'by,    -bi  ly,    -bi  ness,    shab'by- 

gen  teel'. 
shah' rack. 

Shachi'a   (-kl'-  or  sh^k'I  a),   Bih. 
shack,    -ing,    shacked,    shack'bag, 

a   person. 
shack'-bait,      -bolt,      -fishier  man, 

-fish  ing,    -lock. 
shac'kle,    -kled,    -kling,    -kly. 
shac'kle-bar,   -bolt,    -bone,    -crow, 

-flap,  -jack,  -joint,  -pin,  -punch. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fdot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Bacli. 


shad 


520 


share4ist 


shad,  -Ine  {or  -en),  shad'beFly, 
-bird,    -bush,    a    plant. 

shad'-bel  lied,  ^blos  som,  -fly, 
=frog,  -hatch  er,         -salm  on, 

=seine,  =spir  it,  -splash,  -trout, 
-wait  er,    -wash,    -work  ing. 

Shad'dai  {or  -da  i),  Bih. 

shade,  -ful,  -less,  shad'ed,  -ing, 
-y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness,  shade'fish, 
-hook,    -tree,    shad'ing-pen. 

sha  doo}'. 

sh&d'ow,  -ing,  -ish,  -less,  -y, 
-graph,  -owed. 

shid'ow-bird,  -fig  ure,  -stitch, 
-test,     -vane. 

Sha'drach   (-drak),    Bih. 

shaft,    -ed,    -ing. 

shaft' -al  ley,  -bear  ing,  -bend  er, 
-coupling,  -drill,  -eye,  -fur- 
nace, -horse,  -jack,  -line,  -loop, 
-mon^ture,  "pipe,  -spot, 

-straight^en  er,  -stripe,  -tac  kle, 
-tip,  -tug,  -tun  nel,  shaft'ing- 
box,    -hang  er. 

shag,  -ged,  -ged  ness,  -ging,  -gy, 
-gi  ly>  -gi  i^ess,  -ling,  shag'- 
bark,  a  tree,  shag' -dog,  -eared, 
-haired. 

shag  a  nap'py. 

Sha'ge    (-ge),    Bih. 

sha  green',    a   leather,    -greened'. 

shah    (sha). 

sha  heen'. 

sha'hi. 

Shah'ja  han  pur'  (sha'ja  han- 

poor'),    dist.    India. 

Shah^pur'    (-poor'),    dist.    India. 

shairl. 

shaVtdn   or   shei'-. 

shake,  shook,  shak'en,  shak'er, 
-ing,    -y,    -i  ly,    -i  ness. 

shake' -bag,  -down,  -fork,  -up, 
-wil  ly. 

shak'ing -frame,  -ma  chine',  -shoe, 
-ta  ble. 

Shak'er,  -er  ess,  -er  ism,  Shak'- 
ing-Quak'er. 

shak'6. 

Shak'speare  or  Shake'-,  -spear'- 
i  an,  -an  ism,  -spear  ize,  -ized, 
-lazing,    -1  a'na. 

shak'u  do'. 

shal,  a  fish. 


shale,  shaled,  shal'ing,   -y,   shale'- 

oil. 
sha.ll,    should,    shalt. 
shil'lL     See   challis. 
shal  loon', 
shal'lop. 
shal'low,     -ing,     -ling,     -ly,     -ness, 

-lowed,   shal'low-brained,    -heart- 
ed,   -patted,    -waist^ed. 
Shai'mai    {or   -ma  i),    Bih. 
Shai  ma  ne'ser   (-zer),    Bih. 
sha  lot'. 

sham,    -mer,    -ming,    shammed. 
sham'ble,    -bled,    -bling. 
shame,  -ful,   -ful  ness,   -less,   -less- 

ly,      -less  ness,      sham'er,      -ing, 

shamed,    shame'faced,    -faced  ly, 

-faced  ness,       -flow^er,       shame'- 

proof,    -reel. 
Sha'med,    Bih. 
Shim'mai    {or    -ma  i),    Bih. 
sham'my.     See  chamois. 
sha.m'oy  (-oi  or  -my),  to  dress  as 

leather. 
shim  poo',    -er,    -ing,    -pooed'. 
sham'rock,  -pea. 
Shim'she  rai    {or   -ra'i),    Bih. 
sh&n'dry,    -dry  dan,  -da  ra  dan. 
sha.n'dy  gaff. 
Shangha'J     {or    -hi'),     c.     China, 

shang  hai',      a      fowl,      -hai'ing, 

-haied'. 
Shang^-I-Yu  en'      (-e-ydo'en'),     t. 

China. 
Shang^tung'  (-toong'),  prov.  China. 
sh^nk,  -er,  -ing,  shanked. 
shank' -cut  ter,       -i  ron,       -last^er, 

-paint'er,  -shell,  -spring,  -wheel. 
sha'n't,  shall  not. 
sh^n'ty,  -man. 
shape,     -less,     -less  ness,     -ly,     -li- 

ness,       shap'a  ble,       -er,       -ing, 

shaped,  shape'smith. 
shap'er-plate,       -vise,       shap'ing- 

ma  chined 
sh^ps. 

Sha'rai    {or   shar'a  i),    Bih. 
Sha  ra'im    {or   shar'a  im),    Bih. 
shard,  -ed,  -y,  shard' -bee'' tie. 
shire,  shared,  shar'er,  -ing,  share'- 

hold  er,    -wort,    shares'man. 
share' -beam,  -bone,  -bro'ker,  -line, 

-list. 


fate,    fa,t,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice,   In,    note. 


shark 


521 


Shekinal 


shark,  -er,  -ing,  shark' -moth, 
^mouthed,  -oil,  -ray,  shark's- 
mouth. 

Shir'on,  vil.  Ct.;  tp.  N.  Y.;  tp. 
N.  C;  tp.  O.;  bor.  Pa. 

sharp,  -er,  -ling,  -ly,  -ness,  -y,  -en 
(-n),  -ened,  -en  er,  -en  ing, 
sharp'fin,  a  fish,  -nails,  a  fish, 
-shoot  er,  -tail,  a  bird,  sharp'- 
ce  dar,  -cut,  -eyed,  -ground, 
-head  ed,  -look^ing,  -nosed, 
-saw,  a  saw  sharpener,  -shinned, 
-shod,  -sight  ed,  -tailed,  -vis- 
aged,    -wit  ted. 

Sha'shai    {or  shash'a  i).   Bib. 

Shas'ta,  mt.  and  co.  Cal. 

shas'ter  or  -tra. 

shat'ter,  -ing,  -y,  -tered,  shat'ter- 
brain,  a  person,  -brained,  -pat'ed. 

Sha'ul  {or  shaul),  Bih. 

Sha'ul  ites    (or   shaul'-),    Bih. 

shd'u  ri'  {-ob  re'). 

shave,  -Hng,  shaved,  shav'er,  -ing, 
-en,  shave' weed,  shave' -grass, 
-hook. 

shav'ing-ba  sin,  -brush,  -cup, 
-horse,  -ma  chine,  -tub,  shav'- 
ings-con  duc^tor. 

shaw,  -fowl. 

Sha  wa'no,   co.   Wis. 

shawl,  -loom,  -man  tie,  -ma  te^- 
ri  al,  -pat  tern,  -pin,  -strap, 
-waist^coat. 

shawm. 

sha'y&k. 

sha'ya=root. 

she,  -oak,  -pine,  -sole. 

she'a,    -but  ter,    -tree. 

shead'ing. 

sheaf,  pi.  sheaves,  sheaf 'y,  sheaf - 
bind^er. 

She'al,   Bih. 

Sheai'tJel,  Bih. 

shear,  -er,  -ing,  -ling,  sheared, 
shorn,  shear'bill,  a  bird,  -hog,  a 
sheep,  -man,  -tail,  a  bird;  a  moth, 
-wa  ter,    a   bird. 

shear'. grass,  -hooks,  -legs,  -steel, 
-struc^ture,  shear'ing-ma  chine^ 
-stress,    -ta  ble. 

She^a  ri'ah,   Bih. 

She^ar-ja'shub,   Bih. 

shears,  -moth. 


sheat,  -fish. 

sheath,  -y,  sheath'bill,  a  bird,  -claw, 
a  lizard,  -fish,  sheath' -billed, 
-knife,  -winged. 

sheathe,  sheathed,  sheath'er,  -ing, 
sheath'ing-nail,  -pa'per. 

sheave,  sheaved,  sheav'ing,  sheave'- 
hole. 

she  bang'. 

shfib'bel. 

she  been'. 

She  boy'gan,  co.  Wis. 

She'chem  (-kem),  Bih.,  -ites. 

shed,  -der,  -ding,  shed' -line,  -roof, 
shed'ding-mo^tion. 

Shee  chail'lin  (-ka'-),  mt.  Scot. 

sheen,  -y. 

sheep,  -ish,  -ish  ly,  -ish  ness,  -y, 
shep'py. 

sheep'ber  ry,  a  tree,  -fold,  -head, 
a  fish,  -man,  -mas  ter,  -skin, 
-walk,  sheeps'head,  a  person;  a 
fish,  sheeps'wool,  a  sponge. 

sheep' -backs,  -bitting,  -bot,  -cote, 
-dip,  -dip  ping,  -dog,  -faced, 
-farm  er,  -head  ed,  -hold  er, 
-hook,  -lau  rel,  -louse,  -mar- 
ket, -pen,  -pest,  -pick,  -plant, 
-poi  son,  -pox,  -rack,  -range, 
-rot,  -run,  -shank,  -shear^er, 
-shears,  -sil  ver,  -sor  rel,  -split, 
-sta  tion,  -steal  er,  -tick,  -walk- 
er,   -wash,    -whis  tling,    -worn, 

sheep's -bane,  -beard,  -bit,  -eye, 
-fes''cue,  -foot,  -pars  ley,  -sil- 
ver. 

sheer,  -ing,  -ly,  sheered,  sheers,  a 
hoisting  apparatus. 

sheer' -bat  ten,  -hooks,  -hulk, 
-lash  ing,  -leg,  -mold,  -pole, 
-strake.  Sheer  Thurs'day, 

Sheer  n6ss',   t.   Eng. 

shee'shSh. 

sheet,  -ed,  -ing. 

sheet' -an'' chor,  -bend,  -ca  ble, 
-caKen  der,  -de  liv^er  y,  -met  al, 
a.,  -mincer  al,  -pile,  -work, 
sheet'ing-ma  chine^    -pile. 

sheet'  cop^per,  s.  glass,  s.  i''ron,  s. 
lead,   s.   Hght^ning,   s.   met  al,   n. 

sheik. 

sh^k'^1. 

She  ki'nah  or  -chi'-,  -ki'nal. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


shield 


522 


shindy 


sheld,  -ap^ple,  a  bird,  sheld'-fowl. 

shel'drake,  shel'duck. 

shfelf,  pi.  shelves,  shelf'y. 

Sheriff'  (-ef),  r.  Alg. 

She'll  k6f   (sha'le-),    strait   Alas. 

shell,  v.,  -er,  -ing,  shelled. 

shell,  «.,  -y,  shell'back,  a  sailor, 
-bark,  a  tree,  -flow  er,  a  plant, 
-head,   an  insect,  -man,  -work. 

shell' =ap  pie,  -au  ger,  -bank, 
-bit,  -blow,  -board,  -boat,  -box, 
-crack^er,  -crest,  -dove,  -eat^er, 
-fire,  -fish,  -flow^er,  made  of 
shells;  -foFli  cle,  -gage,  -gland, 
-grind''er,  -gun,  -heap,  -hook, 
-i^bis,  -ice,  -jack^et,  -less,  -lime, 
-lime^stone,  -mar  ble,  -marl, 
-meat,  -mound,  -or^na  ment, 
-par^ra  keet,  -par^rot,  -proof, 
-pump,  -quail,  -re  du^cer,  -room, 
-sac,  -sand,  -snail,  -worm,  s. 
but^ton,  s.  cam'e  o,  s.  keep,  s. 
road. 

shel'lac  {or  -lac'),  -lacked,  -lack- 
ing. 

Shgl'ley,  Eng.  poet. 

shel'ter,  -er,  -ing,  -less,  -tered, 
shel'ter  tent. 

shelve,  shelved,  shelv'er,  -ing,  -y. 

Shem,  -ite,  -I  tish,   -I  tism,  -it'ic. 

she  md'. 

She  ma'ah   (or  shgm'a  ah),   Bih. 

She  ma'iah  (-ya  or  shgm^a  i'ah), 
Bib. 

Sh6m  e'ber   {or  sh6m'-),   Bih. 

She'mer,  Bih. 

She  mir'a  in6th,   Bih. 

Shgm'u  el    {or  she  mu'-),   Bih. 

She  na'zar,   Bih. 

She'61,    she  o'lic. 

shSp'herd  (-erd),  -ed,  -ing,  -ess, 
-ish. 

shep'herd=bird,  -dog,  -spiMer. 

shep'herd'S'bag,  -club,  -cress,  -joy, 
-knot,  -myr^tle,  -neeMle,  -pouch, 
-purse,  -rod,  -staff. 

sher'bet,   -bet  lee,    -bet  zlde. 

shgr  if  (-ef  or  sher'If)  or  sh6r'- 
eef  or  cher  if  (shSr  ef ),  a  de- 
scendant from  Mohammed. 

shSr'Iff,  an  officer,  -al  ty,  -dom, 
-hood,  -ship,  -wick,  sher'iff-clerk, 
-of  fi  cer. 


she  ris'ta  ddr'. 

sher'ry,  -vaFHes,  s.  cob^bler. 

She'shai,  Bih. 

Shesh  biz'zar,   Bih. 

she'sole. 

She'thar-b6z'nai  {or  -boz'na  I), 
Bih. 

Shet'land,  isls.  N.  Atlantic,  S.  lace, 
S.  po^ny,  S.  wool. 

Shey  enne'    (shi  en'),    r.    N.    Dak. 

Shi'ah  (she'a). 

Shi^a  was'see  (-wos'-),  r.  and  co. 
Mich. 

shib'bo  leth. 

SMc'ron  {or  shi'-),  Bih. 

shield,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -less,  -less- 
ly,  -less  ness,  shield'tail,  a 
snake. 

shield' -an  i  maFcule,  -backed, 
-bear  ing,  -bee  tie,  -belt,  -bone, 
-brooch,  -bud  ding,  -bug,  -cen'- 
ti  ped,  -crab,  -dag  ger,  -drake, 
-duck,  -fern,  -gilled,  -head  ed, 
-Ian  tern,  -louse,  -plate,  -rep- 
tile, -shaped,  -ship,  -slat'er,  -toad, 
-ur  chin. 

shi'er,  -est.     See  shy. 

shift,  -a  ble,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -ing- 
ly,  -y,  -i  ness,  -less,  -less  ly, 
-less  ness,  shift-joint,  shift'er-bar, 
shift'ing-boards,  shift'ing  back'- 
stay,   s.  bar,  s.  cen'ter,  s.  clause. 

Shig  ga'ion   (-yon),   Bih. 

ShJg^J  6'n6th    {or   shi  gi'-),    Bih. 

shi'ism  (she'-). 

sht  kdr',    shik'rd. 

shI  ka'ree   or   -kd'ri   (-re). 

sWk'6. 

shll  la'lah. 

shil'ling. 

shil'ly^shally. 

Shi'loh,  tp.  S.  C. 

Shi'lo  nite   {or  shi  16'-).   Bih. 

shim,  a  wedge;  a  plow;  to  wedge, 
-ming,  shimmed,  shim' -plow. 

shim'mer,  -ing. 

Shi' men,  Bih. 

Shim'shai   {or   -sha  i),    Bih. 

shin,  -ning,  shinned,  shin'dig,  shin'- 
leaf,  a  plant,  -plas  ter,  shin'- 
bone,  -boot,  -piece,  -tan^gle. 

Shi'nar,  Bih. 

shin'dy. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice,    In,    note, 


shine 


523 


shophar 


shine,  shone  {or  shon),  shin'er,  -ing, 

shing. 

shin'gle,  -gled,  -gler,  -gling,  -gly, 
shin'gle  wood,    a   tree. 

shin'  gle 'jointing,  -ma  chine^ 

=mill,  =nail,  =oak,  =plan'ing,    -riv^- 
ing,  =roofed,  ^saw,  -trap,  -tree. 

shin'gling»brack^et,  -gage,  -ham^- 
mer,  -hatch^et,  -mill,  -tongs. 

Shin'to,  -ism,  -ist. 

shin'ty  an   or   -ti  yan. 

ship,  -ful,  -per,  -ping,  -less, 
-ment,  -shape,  shipped,  ship'- 
board,  -man,  -mas  ter,  -mate, 
-way,  -wreck,  -wrecked,  -wreck- 
ing,   -Wright,    -yard. 

ship'-bis  cuit,  -board,  a  plank, 
-boat,  -bor  er,  -borne,  -boy, 
-break  er,  -bro''ker,  -build  er, 
-ca  nal,  -cap  tain,  -car^pen  ter, 
-carv^er,  -chan  dler,  -chan^- 
dler  y,  -de  liv'er  er,  -fe  ver, 
-hold  er,  -jack,  -keep  er,  -let- 
ter, -load,  -mon  ey,  -own  er, 
-penMu  lum,  -plate,  -pound, 
-pro  peFler,  -rail  way,  -rigged, 
-scrap  er,  -stay^er,  -stores,  -sur^- 
vey,  -worm,  -writ,  S.  Com  mis^- 
sion  er. 

ship'ping=a  gent,  -ar^ti  cles,  -bill, . 
-clerk,    -mas^ter,    -note,    -office. 

Shl'phi    {or   shif'i),    Bib. 

ship  pd' . 

Shi'raz  (she'-),  c.  Persia. — (-raz' 
or    she'-),    a    wine. 

Shi're    (she'ra),    r.    Afr. 

shire  (sher  or  shir),  -man,  shire'- 
-clerk,  -day,  -ground,  -host, 
-land,    -moot,    -town. 

shirk,    -er,    -ing,    -y,    shirked. 

shirr,  -ing,  shirred,  shirr'ing- 
string. 

shirt,  -ing,  -less,  shirt'but  ton,  a 
plant,  -tail. 

shirt' -bos^om,  -but  ton,  a  button, 
=col  lar,  -frame,  -frill,  -front, 
=mak  er,   -sleeve,   -store,   -waist. 

Shi'shak,    Bib. 

shit'tim-wood. 

shiv'er,  -ing,  -ing  y,  -y,  -ered, 
shiv'er-spar. 

shi  zo'ku    (she  zo'koo). 


shoal,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  -i  ness,  -wise, 
-brain,  shoaled,  shoal' -a  larm^, 
-duck,  -in^di  ca  tor,    -mark. 

Sho'bai    (or   -ba  i),    Bib. 

sh6ck,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ing- 
ness,  shocked,  shock' -dog,  -head, 
-head^ed. 

sh5d.     See  shoe. 

shdd'dy,  -ism,  shod'dy-ma  chine^ 
-mill. 

shode,  shod'ed,  -er,  -ing,  shode'- 
pit,    -stone. 

sho'der. 

shoe  (shoo),  -less,  shoe'ing, 
sho'er,    shod. 

shoe'beak,  a  bird,  -bill,  a  bird, 
-black,  -flow  er,  -mak^er,  -mak^- 
ing,    -pack. 

shoe' -billed,  -black'ing,  -block, 
-bolt,  -boy,  -brush,  -buc  kle, 
-but  ton,  -dis  tend''er,  -em  boss^- 
ing,  -eye^let  ting,  -fas^ten  er, 
-ham  mer,  -heel,  -horn,  -jack, 
-key,  -knife,  -lace,  -latch  et, 
-iSatti^er,  -pad,  -peg,  -pock^et, 
-rose,  -sew  ing,  -shave,  -sole, 
-stir  rup,  -stone,  -strap,  -stretch''- 
er,  -string,  -thread,  -tie,  -valve, 
-work  er. 

shoe'black -plant,  shoe'ing-ham- 
mer,  -horn,  shoe'mak  er's-bark, 
shoes -and -stock  ings,    a    plant. 

sho'gun,  -al,  -ate. 

shole. 

sholt. 

shone.     See  shtne. 

shoo,    -ing,    shooed. 

shood,    chaff;    husks. 

shdbk.     See  shake. 

shoot,  -er,  -ing,  -a  ble,  shot, 
shoot'-board,   shoot'er-sun. 

shoot'ing -board,  -box,  -coat, 
-gaoler  y,  -i  ron,  -jack^et,  -ne"e- 
dle,  -plane,  -range,  -star,  a 
plant,    -stick,    s.    star,    a    star. 

sh6p,  -like,  -per,  -ping,  -pish, 
-py,    -oc'ra  cy,  shopped. 

shop'hold  er,  -keep  er,  -lift  er, 
-Hft  ing,    -maid,    -man,    -mate. 

shop' -bell,  -bill,  -board,  -book, 
-boy,  "girl,  -thief,  -walk  er, 
-winMow,    -wom  an,    -worn. 

sho'phar. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  BaCh. 


shore 


524 


Shrove  Tuesday 


shore,  -less,  -ward,  shored,  shor'- 
ing,  shor'er,  -age,  shore'man, 
-weed,    shores'man. 

shore'=an  chor,  -bee  tie,  -bird, 
-cliff,  -crab,  -grass,  -hop  per, 
-jump  er,  -land,  -lark,  -line, 
-oil,  -pip  it,  -plov  er,  -serv  ice, 
-shoot  ing,  -snipe,  -tee'tan, 
-wain  scot,    -whaFing. 

shor'ling. 

shorn.     See  shear. 

short,  -age,  -er,  -en,  -en  er,  -en- 
ing,    -ened,    -ly,    -ness. 

short'cake,  -hand,  -head,  a 
whale,  -horn,  a  cow,  -neck,  a 
bird,    -tail,    a   snake,    -wing. 

short' -armed,  -ax,  -bread,  -cir- 
cuit, -coarse,  a  wool,  -com  ing, 
-heeled,  -horned,  -lived,  -shipped, 
-sight  ed,  -sight  ed  ly,  -sight  ed- 
ness,  -spo  ken,  -sta  pie,  a., 
-stop,  -tailed,  -tern  pered,  -toed, 
-tongued,  -waist  ed,  -wind  ed, 
-wind  ed  ness,   -winged,   -wit  ted. 

Sho  sho'ne,   co.    Ida. 

Sho  sh6ng',    t.    Afr. 

shot,    -ted,    -ting,    -ty. 

shot'-belt,  -bor  er,  -box,  -bush, 
-car  tridge,  -com  press^or,  -corn, 
-cross  bow,  -flag  on,  -free, 
-gage,  -gar  land,  -glass,  -gun, 
-hole,  -ice,  -line,  -lock  er, 
-met  al,  -pep  per,  -plug,  -pouch, 
-proof,  -prop,  -rack,  -sort  er, 
-star,   -ta  ble,   -tow  er,   -win  dow. 

shott,    the    bed    of    a    lake. 

should    (shd6d).        See   shall. 

shoul'der,    -ing,    -dered. 

shoul'der-an  gle,  -belt,  -blade, 
-block,  -bone,  -brace,  -brooch, 
-cal  los''i  ty,  -cap,  -cov  er,  -gir- 
dle, -guard,  -hit  ter,  -joint, 
-knot,  -knot  ted,  -lobe,  -m6th, 
-note,  -pegged,  -piece,  -pole, 
-screw,  -shield,  -slip,  -slipped, 
-strap,  -tip  pet,  -wash  er, 

-wrench,    shoul'der  ing-file. 

shout,    -ed,    -er,    -ing. 

Shou  va'16ff   (shoo-),   Russ.   dipl. 

shove  (shuv),  shoved,  shov'er,  -ing. 

shov'el  (shuv'l),  -eled  or  -elled, 
-el  ing  or  -ling,  -el  er  or  -ler, 
-el  ful. 


shov'el  bill,  a  duck,  -board,  a 
game,  -head,  a  fish,  -nose,  a 
shark. 

shov'el-fish,  -footled,  -hat,  -head^- 
ed,  -plow,   shov'el  ing-flat. 

show,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness, 
showed,  shown,  show'bread, 
-man,  -room,  a  room  for  show- 
ing  goods. 

show' -bill,  -box,  -card,  -case, 
-end,  -glass,  -place,  -room,  a 
showy  room,  -stone,  -up,  -win^- 
dow,    -yard,   show'ing  off. 

show'er  (shou'-),  -ing,  -y,  -i  ness, 
-less,    show'er-bath. 

shrab. 

shr^g. 

shrSp'nel. 

shrSd,  -ded,  -der,  -ding,  -dy, 
shred' -cock,  -pie,  shred'ding- 
knife. 

shrew  (shroo),  -ish,  -ish  ly,  -ish- 
ness,  shrew'-ash,  -foot  ed, 
-mole,    -mouse,    -struck. 

shrewd    (shrdod),    -ly,    -ness. 

shriek,  -er,  -ing,  shrieked,  shriek' - 
owl. 

shriev'al,    -al  ty. 

shrift,    -farther. 

shrike,    -crow. 

shrill,  -ing,  -y,  -ness,  shrill'- 
edged,  -gorged,  -tongued, 

-voiced. 

shrimp,  -er,  -ing,  shrimped, 
shrimp' -chaff,    -net. 

shrine,    shrined,    shrln'ing. 

shrink,  -a  ble,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly, 
shrank,  shrunk,  shrunk'en, 
shrink'ing-head. 

shrink'age,    -crack,    -rule. 

shrive,  shrived  or  shrove,  shrlv'- 
en   or   shrived,    shriv'er,    -ing. 

shriv'el,  -ing  or  -ling,  -eled  or 
-elled. 

shroff,   -age. 

shroud,    -ed,    -ing,    -less,    -like. 

shroud' -bri  die,  -knot,  -laid, 
-plate,  -rope,  -stop  per,  -truck, 
shroud'ing-gear. 

shrove,  -cake,  shrov'ing-time, 
Shrove'tide,  Shrove' -day,  Shrove 
Sun  day,  S.  Mon  day,  S.  Tues- 
day. 


fate,   fat,    far,    fall,   fslre,    fast,   sofa,    mete,    m6t,   her,    ice,   In,    note, 


shrub 


525 


sieging 


shrub,    -by,    -bi  ness,    -less,    -ber  y, 

shrub' -nail,     -shilling,     -yel  low- 
root. 
shriiff. 

shrug,    -ging,    shrugged. 
Shtshig'ri    (shchig're)    or   Tchig'ri 

(cheg're),    t.    Russ. 
shiick,   -ing,   -er,   shucked,   shuck' = 

bot  torn,     =bot^tomed. 
shud'der,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  shud'dered. 
shuffle,    -fled,    -fler,    -fling,    -fling- 

ly,       shuffle  board,       a       game, 

-wing,       a      bird,       shuffle --cap, 

'Scale,    shuffling=plates. 
shun,    -ner,    -ning,    shunned. 
Shun  sha'bad'   (shoon-),   t.   India, 
shunt,    -er,    -ed,    -ing,    shunt'=gun, 

=off^,     =out,    shunt'ing-=en'gine. 
shut,    -ting,     shut'=down,    n.,    »in, 

=off,  n.,    shut'ting-post. 
shute     (shoot),     twisted    silk.     As 

a   trough   or  tube,   chute  is   pre- 
ferred. 
shut'ter,    -tered,    -ter  less. 
shut'ter=dam,     -eye,     -fas' ten  ing, 

=hook,    -lift,    -lock,    -screw. 
shfit'tle,     -tied,     -tling,     -tie  wise, 

-tie  cock. 
shut'tle-bind'er,      -board,      -box, 

-check,    -crab,    -lev'er,    -mo  tion, 

-race,      -shaped,      -shell,      -train, 

-wind'er,     -wit. 
Shwe  gyin'       (shwa  gyen'),       dist. 

and    t.    Burma, 
shy,    a.,    -er    or    shi'er,    shy 'est    or 

shi'est,    shy'ly,    -ness. 
shy,    v.,    shied,    shy'ing    (shI'-). 
shy'ster   (shi'-). 
si    (se),    a   musical   syllable. 
Si'a  ha.   Bib. 

Si  al'kot    (se  al'kot),    dist.    India. 
Si  3.m'     {or    se  am'),    coun.    Asia, 

-a  mese'    {or    -mez'). 
Si  a  tis'ta   (se'a  tes'-),   t.   Turk. 
Si'ba,   Bib. 
sJb'i  lance,     -Ian  cy,     -lant,     -late, 

-la''ted,     -lasting,     -la  to'ry,     -la'- 

tion. 
Sib  ra'im   {or   sib'-).    Bib. 
sJb'yl,   -ist,   -line. 
sic'ca. 
sic'cate,      -canted,      -casting,      -ca- 

tive,    -ca'tion. 


Sice  {or  siz),  a  game. 

Sic'i  ly,  isl.  Medit.,  Si  cil'i  an, 
St  cl  li  a' no  {or  se  che^le  a'no),  a 
dance,  si  cil  i  enne',  a  textile 
fabric. 

sick,  -en,  -en  ing,  -ing  ly,  -er, 
-ish,  -ish  ly,  -ish  ness,  -ly, 
-li  ly,    -li  ness,    -ness. 

sick'-bay,  -bed,  -berth,  -brained, 
-call,  -flag,  -head^ache,  -leave, 
-list,    -list  ed,    -re  port',    -room. 

sic'kle,    -kled,    -kler. 

sic'kle  bill,  a  bird,  -heal,  a  plant, 
-man,  -pod,  -weed,  -wort,  sic'- 
kle-billed,  -feath'er,  -head, 
-shaped. 

sic' sac. 

Si'cy  on    (sish'l  on),    Bib. 

Si'de,   Bib. 

side,  -less,  sid'ed,  -er,  -ing,  side'- 
ling,  -long,  -track,  v.,  -tracked, 
-ward,  -way,  -ways,  -wise, 
sides'man. 

side'board,  -lin  er,  a  snake,  -walk, 
-wind  er,  a  snake,  -wip'er,  a 
snake. 

side' -arms,  -ax,  -bar,  -beam, 
-bone,  -box,  -boy,  -chain, 
-chap  el,  -check,  -comb,  -cous  in, 
-cov  er,  -cut  ting,  -dish,  -drum, 
-file,  -fin,  -flap,  -fly,  -guide, 
-hatch  et,  -head,  -hill,  -hook, 
-hunt,  -keel  son,  -light,  -Hne, 
-lock,  -mark,  -meat,  -note, 
-piece,  -pier  cing,  -pipe,  -plane, 
-plate,  -pond,  -post,  -rail,  =re- 
flect'or,  -rib,  -rod,  -round, 
-sad  die,  -screw,  -scrip  tion, 
-seat,  -show,  -slip,  -snipe, 
-space,  -split  ting,  -step,  -stick, 
-stitch,  -strap,  -stroke,  -ta  ble, 
-tak  ing,  -tool,  -track,  w., 
-tran  sit,  -tree,  -walk  er,  -wheel, 
-wheel  er,  -whisk  er,  -winch, 
-wind,    -wings,    -wipe. 

side'sad  die -flow  er,  sid'ing-hook, 
-ma  chine,   -tile,  side'  view. 

si'dle,    -died,    -dling. 

Sid'ro  phel,  a  character  in  But- 
ler's   Htidihras. 

Sie'bSn  gS  bir^gg,    mts.    Prus. 

Siedl'cg,    t.    Pol. 

siege,    sieged,    sie'ging. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  tirn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


siege-basket 


526 


Siloah 


siege' -has  ket,  -bat  ter  y,  -cap, 
«gun,    -piece,    -train,    -works. 

Sieg'fried,  hero  of  Norse  legends. 

Sie'mens,    Ger.    inventor. 

si  en'na. 

SFen  nese'    {or    -nez'). 

Sierpc    (syerps),    t.    Pol. 

si  er'ra  (se-),  a  chain  of  mts. 
Si  er'ra    Ne  va'da. 

Si  gr'ra   Le  6'ne,   West  Afr. 

SI  gr'ra   Ma'dre   (-dra),   mts.   Cal. 

si  es'ta    (se-). 

sieur    (syer) . 

sieve  (siv),  sieved,  slev'ing, 
sieve'beaks,    -ducks. 

sieve' -beaked,  -cell,  -disk,  -hy- 
pha,  -like,  -plate,  -pore,  -tis- 
sue,   -tube,    -ves  sel. 

Si  6vsk'    (se-),    t.    Russ. 

sift,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  sift'ing-ma- 
chine'. 

Si'gel   (se'-),   Ger.-Amer.   gen. 

sigh  (si),  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly, 
sighed. 

sight,  -ed,  -en,  -en  ing,  -ful,  -less, 
-less  ly,  -less  ness,  -ly,  -li  ness, 
sight'see  ing,  -wor  thy,  sights'- 
man. 

sight' -bar,  -draft,  -feed,  -hole, 
-o^pen  ing,  -pouch,  -proof,  -read- 
er, -seek  er,  -shot,  -singling, 
-vane,  sight'ing-notch,    -shot. 

sJg'il,  -la  ry,  -late,  -lasted,  -la'- 
tion,    -log'ra  phy,   sig'la. 

Sig'is  mund  (sij'-),   Emp.  of  Ger. 

sig'ma,  -mate,  -ma  tism,  -mat'ic, 
-ma'tion,  sig'moid,  -moid'al, 
-al  ly. 

sign  (sin),  -er,  -ing,  signed,  sign'- 
-board,  -lan^guage,  -paint  er, 
-post,  -readying,  -sym  bol,  s. 
man^u  al. 

Sig'na   (sen'ya),    vil.    It. 

Sig'nak',    t.    Russ. 

sJg'nal,  -naled  or  -nailed,  -nal- 
ing  or  -ling,  -nal  er  or  -ler, 
-nal  ize,  -ized,  -i^zing,  -ist,  -nal  ly, 
sig'nal  man. 

sig'nal-ap  pa  ra''tus,  -book,  -box, 
-chest,  -code,  -corps  (-kor),  -fire, 
-flag,  -gun,  -halyard,  -lamp,  -lan- 
tern, -light,  -of'fi  cer,  -or  der, 
-post,  -rock  et,  -serv  ice,  -tow  er. 


sig'na  ture,      -na  to^'ry,      -na'tion, 

sig'na  ture-line,    -mark. 
sig'net,    -ed,    -ing,    sig'net-ring. 
sig  nif  i  cance,       -can  cy,       -cant, 

-cant  ly. 
sig'ni  fy,      -ing,      -fied,      -fi  a  ble, 

-fi  er,      -fi  ca'tion,      -nif'i  ca  tive, 

-tive  ly,    -tive  ness,    -cantor,    -to^- 

si  gnor'  (se  nyor'),  -gno'ri  al.  See 
Senor. 

Sig'olir  ney,    Amer.    authoress. 

Si  hun'   (se  hoon'),   r.   Asia  Minor. 

Si  kan  da  ra'bad'   (se-),  t.  India. 

Sikh    (sek),    -ism. 

sil,    yellow    earth. 

si'lage,    -laged,    -lagging. 

si'lence,  -lenced,  -len  cing,  si'- 
lent,    -lent  ly,    -lent  ness. 

Si  le'nus,    Myth.;    a    monkey. 

Si  le'si  a  (-shi  a),  prov.  Prus., 
-le'sian  (-shan  or  -si  an),  si  le'- 
sia    (-sha),    a    textile    fabric. 

Sil  hou  ette'  (se^loo^et'),  Fr. 
financier. 

sil  hou  ette'  (-00  et'),  -et'ted, 
_  -et'ting,    -et'tist. 

sil'i  ca,  -i  cate,  -canted,  si  li'cious 
(-lish'us),  -Hc'i  fy,  -fy  ing,  -fied, 
-fl  ca'tion. 

silk,  -en,  -y,  -i  ness,  silk'flow  er, 
a  tree,  -man,  -tail,  -weed, 
-wood,  a  moss;  a  shrub,  -worm. 

silk' -bun  ting,  a  bird,  -clean  ing, 
-cot  ton,  -cul  ture,  -dou  bling, 
-dress  er,  -fac  to  ry,  -fig  ured, 
-fowl,  -geFa  tine,  -gland,  -glue, 
-grass,  -grow  er,  -hen,  -loom, 
-man  u  fac^ture,  -mer  cer,  -mill, 
-moth,  -print  ing,  -reel,  -shag, 
=siz  ing,  -sort  ing,  -spi  der, 
-spin  ner,  -stock  ing,  a  man, 
-stretch  ing,  -throw  er,  -tree, 
-twist  ing,  -vine,  -weav  er, 
-wind  er,  silk' worm -cul  ture, 

silk'y-wain  scot,  a  moth,  -wave, 
a    moth. 

sill,    -dress  ing,     -step. 

sil'la  dar. 

sil'libub   or   -la  bub. 

sil'ly,  sil'li  ly,  -li  ness. 

si'lo. 

Silo'ah    {or    sil'-),    Bih. 


fate,    f3.t,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,   sofa,    mete,   mSt,   her,    ice,   In,    note, 


Siloam 


527 


single-footer 


Silo'am    {or    sll'-),    Bib. 

Silo'e    {or    sil'-),    Bib. 

silt,    -ed,    -ing,    -y,    silt' -grass. 

Sn  va'nus,    Bib.;    Myth. 

sil'ver,  -er,  -ette',  -ing,  -y,  -i  ness, 
-ite,  -ize,  -ized,  -i^zing,  -less, 
-ling,    -vern,    -vered. 

sil'ver  back,  a  bird,  -bell,  a  tree, 
-bel  ly,  a  fish,  -ber  ry,  -bill,  a 
bird,  -bil  ly,  a  fish,  -bush, 
-chain,  a  tree,  -eye,  a  bird, 
-fin,  a  minnow,  -fish,  -head,  a 
plant,  -leaf,  a  plant,  -rod,  a 
plant,  -sides,  a  fish,  -smith, 
-spot,  a  butterfly,  -tail,  a  fish, 
-tip,  -tongue,  a  sparrow,  -ware, 
-weed,    -wood,    a    tree,    -work. 

sil'ver-barred,  -bath,  -beat  er, 
-black,  -boom,  -bracts,  -cloud, 
a  moth,  -cres'cent,  -eel,  -fern, 
-foil,  -gilt,  -glance,  -grain, 
-griss,  -gray,  -ground,  a.,  -haired, 
-head'ed,  -king,  -leafed,  -mill, 
-moth,  -owl,  -pa  per,  -platted, 
-plaf'er,  -print  ing,  -shaft^ed, 
-shell,  -skinned,  -sol  der,  -sprig, 
a  rabbit's  skin,  -stick,  a  person, 
-this  tie,  -tongued,  -top,  a  dis- 
ease of  grass,  -tree,  -vine, 
-washed,  -white,  -witch,  sil'ver- 
bell=tree,  sil'ver  bass,  s.  ce  dar, 
s.  chick-weed,  s.  chub,  s.  duck'- 
wing,  s.  fir,  s.  fox,  s.  gar,  s. 
grebe,  s.  hake,  s.  plate,  s.  plov- 
er, s.  rain,  s.  sand,  s.  skin,  s. 
string. 

Sfmal  cu'e,   Bib. 

sim'bil. 

si'nign,    a    fish. 

sim'i  an. 

sim'i  lar,  -ly,  -lar'i  ty,  si  mil'i- 
tude,    -tu'di  na  ry. 

sim'i  le,    -mark. 

sJm'i  tar  or  scim'i  tar  or  scim'i- 
ter,  -tared,  sim'i  tar-pod, 

-shaped,    -tree. 

sim'mel. 

sim'mer,    -ing,    -mered. 

Si  mfin'J  des  (-dez),  Greek  poet. 

si'mon-pure'. 

sim'o  ny,  -o  ni'a  cal,  -cal  ly,  -cal- 
ness,    si  mo'ni  ac. 

si  mool'. 


s\  moom'  or  -moon. 

sJm'per,   -er,   -ing,   -ing  ly,   -pcred. 

sim'ple,    -ness,    -ton,    -pier,    -plest, 

-plism,      -plist,      -ply,      -plic'i  ty, 

sim'pli  fy,     -fy  ing,     -fi  er,     -fled, 

-fi  ca'tion. 
sim'ple -faced,     -heart  ed,     -mind- 
ed,       -mind  ed  ness,        -toothed, 

-winged. 
sim'u  late,   -lasted,    -lasting,    -lant, 

-la''tor,    -to''ry,    -la'tion. 
sJm''ul  ta'ne  ous   {or  si^mul-),    -ly 

-ness,    -ta  ne'i  ty. 
si  mung'. 

si  murg'    (-moorg'). 
sin,    -ful,    -ful  ly,    -ful  ness,    -less, 

-less  ly,     -less  ness,     -ning,     -ner, 

sinned. 
sin' -born,   -bred,   -offer  ing,   -sick. 
si'na    (se'-),    a    silkworm. 
Si'nai   {or  -na  i).   Bib.,   -na  it'ic. 
si'nd  may'  (se'-). 
since. 

sin  cere',    -ly,    -ness,    -cer'i  ty. 
SJn'cliir,     Scot,     authoress;     Scot. 

statistician. 
sind'i    {-€). 

sine,    -com'ple  ment,    -in'te  gral. 
sl'ne,     without,     sl'ne     di'e,     si'ne 

qua    non. 
si'ne  cure,    -cu'ral,   -cu  rism',    -cu- 

rist^ 
sin'ew,     -ing,     -y,     -i  ness,     -less, 

-ewed,   sin'ew-shrunk. 
sing,    -er,    -ing,     -ing  ly,    sang    or 

sung,      sing'song,      -spiel,     sing'- 

sing,    an    antelope. 
sing'ing-book,      -gal  ler  y,     -glass, 

-hin  ny,        -mas  ter,        -mus  cle, 

-school,  sing'ing  bird,  s.   faFcon, 

s.    flame,    s.    hawk,     s.  man,     s. 

voice,    s.    worn  an. 
Sin'ga  pore',   isl.    Malay   pen. 
singe      (sinj),     singe'ing,      -ing  ly, 

singe'ing=lamp,  -ma  chined 
Sin  gha  lese'.  See  Cingalese. 
sin'gle,    -ness,    -gled,    -glet,    -gling, 

-gly,    sin'gle  thorn,    a    fish,    -ton, 

-tree,    a    swingletree. 
sin'gle -act  ing,       -banked,       -bar, 

-breast  ed,         -brood  ed,         -cut, 

-dot  ted,    -eyed,    -fire,    a.,    -foot, 

a      gait      of      horses,      -foot  er, 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  firn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  Badi. 


single-handed 


528 


skean-dhu 


=hand  ed,  ^hearted,  -heart  ed  ly, 
-hung,  -load  er,  -lunged,  -mind- 
ed, -mind  ed  ness,  -phase',  phas'- 
er,  -seed''ed,  -soled,  -stick,  -tax- 
ism,  -touch,  s.  court,  s.  en'try, 
s.  floW'er,  s.  mor^dent,  s.  oys''- 
ter,  s.  tax. 

sin'glo. 

Sing'-Sing,  t.   and  prison  N.   Y. 

sin'gu  lar,    -ly,    -lar'i  ty. 

Si  ni  gag'lia    (se  ne  gal'ya),    t.    It. 

sin'is  ter,  -ly,  -ness,  -is  trous, 
-trous  ly,    si  nis'lra   md'no. 

sin'is  trad,  -tral,  -tral  ly,  -tral'- 
i  ty,    -tra'tion. 

Si'nite    {or   sin'-),    Bih. 

Si  nj'    (se  ne'),    t.    Aust. 

sink,  -a  ble,  -er,  -ing,  sank, 
sunk,    sink'field. 

sink' -dirt,  -hole,  -pipe,  -plug, 
-room,  -stone,  -trap,  sink'er- 
bar,    -wheel. 

sink'ing-fund,  -head,  -pump, 
-ripe. 

sin'na  ker. 

si  nol'6  gy,  -o  gist,  sin'o  logue, 
-o  log'ic  al. 

sJ  no'pis,   sin'o  pie. 

sin'ter. 

sJn'u  ate,  -a^ted,  -acting,  -a'tion, 
-u  ose,  -ose  ly,  -ous,  -ous  ly,  -ous- 
ness,    -os'i  ty. 

Sioux  (sod),  Indian  tribe  ;  Siou'an. 

Sioux   (soo),   CO.   la.;   co.   Neb. 

sip,    -per,     -ping,    sipped. 

si'ph6n,  -age,  -al,  -less,  -ph6ned, 
-phon'ic. 

si'phon-bot  tie,  -cup,  -fill  ing, 
-gage,  -mouthed,  -shell,  -slide, 
-tube,    -worm. 

si'phon  ba  rom^e  ter,  s.  con- 
dens^er,  s.  pipe,  s.  pump,  s. 
re  cord^er. 

SJp'pai,    Bih. 

sir    (ser). 

Sir^ampur'  (ser^am  poor'),  t.  India. 

sir  dar',    -bear  er. 

sire,    -less. 

si'ren,  -ize,  -ized,  -i^zing,  -ren'- 
ic  al.     Si'ren,  Zool.  genus. 

srr'itch. 

SJr'i  us,    A  sir  on. 

sir'loin. 


si  r6c'co. 

sir'rah. 

sir'up   or  syr'-,   -v,   sir'up-gage. 

sis'al    {or   si  sal'),'   Sis'al    grass,    S. 

hemp. 
Sis'a  mai   {or  si  sam'a  i).   Bib. 
sis'co,  a  fish. 
Sis'e  ra,   Bih. 
Si  sin'nes    (-nez),    Bih. 
sis'si  f y,  -ing,  -fied. 
sis'ter,    -hood,    -less,    -ly,    sis'ter- 

block,        -hook,        sis'ter -in-law, 

sis'ter    ship. 
Sis'tine. 
sts'triim. 

Sis'y  phus,    Myth.,    -y  phe'an. 
sit,     -ter,     -ting,     sat,     sit -sick  er, 

sit'ting-room. 
Si'ta   (si'-),   Myth.,   Sit'ta,    Ornith. 
Si  ta'pur    (se^ta'poor),    div.    India. 
site. 

sit'u  ate,    -a^ted,    -a''ting,    -a'tion. 
Si'va   (se'-),   Myth.,    -va  is'tic,    -va- 

ite,   si'va-snake   (se'-). 
Si'van,    Bih. 
si'wash    (-wosh). 
six,     -er,     -fold,     -teen,     -teen  mo, 

-teenth,     sixth,     sixth'ly,     six'ty, 

-ti  eth,   six'pence,    -pen  ny. 
six' -band  ed,     -belt'ed,   -cor''nered, 

-foot  er,  -handled,   -hour,   -point, 

-shoot  er,      -spot,      six  ty -fourth, 

six  teenth    note,     s.    rest,    six'ty- 

fourth    note. 
si'zar,    -ship. 
size,     dimension,     sized,     siz'a  ble, 

-er,    -ing,    size'-cue,    -roll,    -stick, 

siz'ing-chis  el,    -ma  chine. 
size,    a    viscus    fluid,    sized,    siz'- 

ing,    siz'y,    -i  ness. 
sizz,    -ing. 
siz'zard. 

siz'zle,    -zled,    -zling. 
sjam'b6k   (sham'-). 
Sk^g'er    Rack,    arm    of    the    sea 

off   Norw. 
Skan  e  ate'lgs,    vil.    and   1.    N.  Y. 
skat    {or   skat),    a    game. 
skate,    skat'ed,    -er,    -ing,    skate'- 

bar  row,        -grind  er,        -suck  er, 

skat'ing-rink. 
skaw. 
skean,    -dhu    (-doD). 


fate,    fat,   far,    fall,    f^re,    fast,   sofa,    mete,    met,   her,   ice,   In,    note, 


skedaddle 


529 


slabboard 


ske  dad'dle,    -died,    -dling. 

skee,    =race,    -run  ner. 

skeel,    -duck,    -goose. 

skee'sicks    (-z!x). 

skeet,    a   fish. 

skgg'shore. 

skein    (skan),    -screw,    -set  ter. 

skfil'e  ton,      -less,      -wise,      -e  tal, 

-e  tog'e  nous     (-toj'-),      -tog'e  ny 

(-toj'-),      -tog'ra  phy,       -tol'o  gy, 

-ton  ize,    -ized,    -Vzev,    -Fzing. 
skel'e  ton=face,      -fi  ber,      -screw, 

-shrimp,    -spic  ule. 
skel'ly. 
skep. 
skep'tic   or  scep'tic,   -tic  al,    -al  ly, 

-al  ness,      -ti  cize,      -cized,      -ci^- 

zing,    -cism. 
sketch,      -a  ble,      -a  bil'i  ty,     •  -er, 

-ing,    -y,    -i  ly,    -i  ness,    sketched, 
sketch' =block,        -book,        -map, 

sketch'ing-block. 
skew    (sku),    -ing,    skewed,    skew'- 

back,      -bald,      -cor^bel,     -fillet, 

-gear^ing,     -gee,    -sym  met^ric  al, 

-ta''ble,   -wheel, 
skew'er,      -ing,      -ered,      skew'er- 

ma  chine^    -wood, 
ski'a  graph  or  sci'o  graph  (ski'o-). 
ski'a  scope,     -as'co  py     (or    ski'a- 

sco^py) . 
skid,    -ded,    -der,    -ding,    skid' way. 
ski'der. 

skiff,    -hand  ed. 
skil,    a   fish. 
skill,     skil'ful     or     skill'-,     -ful  ly, 

-ful  ness,   -less,   skilled. 
skJl'let. 
skilts. 
skim,       -mer,       -ming,       -ming  ly, 

skimmed,      skim'back,      a      fish, 

skim' -col  ter,    -milk,   -net,  skim'- 

ming-dish,    -gate. 
skime. 

-i  ness,    skimped. 
skimp,     -ing,     -ing  ly,     -ings,     ry, 
skin,    -ful;    -less,    -ner,    -ning,    -ny, 

-ni  ness,     skinned,     skin'flint,     a 

person. 
skin'-a^re  a,  -bone,  -bound,   -coat, 

-deep,    -eat  er,    -fric  tion,    -graft, 

-graff'ing,      -house,      -mer  chant, 

-moth,       -plant  ing,      -sen  so  ry. 


-tight,  -tis  sue,  -wool,  skin'ning- 
ap  pa  ra''tus,  -ta  ble,  skin'  boat, 
s.  game. 

skip,  -per,  -per  y,  -ping,  -ping  ly, 
skipped,  skip'jack,  a  person;  a 
fish,  skip'per   ship. 

skip' -  mack  er  el,  -rope,  -shaft, 
-wheel,  skip'per-bird,  skip- 
ping-rope,    -stone,    -teach. 

skip'pet. 

skir'mish,  -er,  -ing,  -mished, 
skir'mish-drill,    -line. 

skirt,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -less,  skirt - 
braid,  -dan  cing,  -fur  row, 
skirt'ing-board. 

skit,    -ted,    -ting. 

skit'ter,  -ing,  skit'ter-brained, 
-wit. 

skit'tish,    -ly,    -ness. 

skit'tle,    -tied,    -tling. 

skit' tie -al  ley,  -ball,  -dog, 

-frame,    -ground,    -pin,    -pot. 

skive,  skived,  skiv'er,  -ing,  skiv'- 
er-wood,  skiv'ing-knife,  -ma- 
chine''. 

sko'li  on,    pi.    -li  a. 

Skow  he'gan,   vil.    Me. 

skrabe  {or  skra'bg). 

Skragl'ling. 

skry'er   (skri'-). 

skug. 

skiilk,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  skulked, 
skulk'ing-place. 

skull,  skulled,  skull'cap,  a  plant; 
cap    of    a    skull. 

skull' -cap,  a  cap  for  the  head, 
-fish,    -roof,    -shell. 

skunk,  -ish,  -er  y,  skunk'bill,  a 
duck,  -head,  a  duck,  -top,  a 
duck,    -weed. 

skunk' -bird,  -black  bird,  -cab- 
bage,   -farm,    -por  poise. 

Skvi'ra    (skve'-),    t.    Russ. 

sky,  pi.  skies,  sky'er,  -ey,  sky'- 
lark,  -less,  -ward,  -flow^er,  a 
plant,   -light,   -sail,    -scape. 

sky' -blue,  -bom,  -clad,  -col  or, 
-col  ored,  -drain,  -dyed,  -gaz  er, 
-high,  -line,  -par  lor,  -pip  it, 
-rock  et,    -scrap  er. 

Skye    (ski),    a    dog. 

skyr    (sker). 

slab,     -bing,     slabbed,     slab'board. 


not,  nor,  use,   up,  tin,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bofimot,  thus,  Badi. 
34 


slab»grinder 


530 


sliderpump 


-grind  er,  -line,  -sId  ed,  -stone, 
slab'bing-gang,  -ma  chinc^,  -saw. 

slab'ber,    -ing,    -er,    -er  y. 

sl5.b'by,    -bi  ness. 

slack,  -ly,  -ness,  en,  -en  ing, 
-ened,  slack' -backed,  -bake,  v., 
-jaw,    -wa  ter,   a. 

slade. 

slag,    -ging,    -gy,    slagged. 

slag' -brick,  -bug'gy,  -car,  -dump, 
-fur  nace,  -hearth,  -pot,  -shin- 
gle,   -wool. 

Sla'gfelsg,    t.    Den. 

slain.     See  slay. 

slake,  -less,  slaked,  slak'ing, 
slake'-kale,     -trough. 

slam,  -ming,  slammed,  slam'- 
bang. 

slan'der,  -er,  -ing,  -ous,  -ous  ly, 
-ous  ness,    -dered. 

slang,  -y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness,  slang' - 
whang'er. 

slant,  -ed,  -ing,   -ing  ly,  -ly,  -wise. 

slap,  -ping,  slapped,  slap' jack,  a 
cake. 

slap' -bang,    -dash,    -sid  ed,    -up. 

slar  gdn'do. 

sl&sh,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  slashed, 
slash' -pine. 

slat,  -ted,  -ting,  slat' -bar,  -crimp- 
er, -i  ron,  -ma  chine,  -plane, 
-seat. 

slate,   slat'ed,    -er,    -ing,    -y. 

slate' -ax,  -bev'el  ing,  -black, 
-blue,  -clay,  -coal,  -col  ored, 
-cut  ter,  -frame,  -gray,  -mak'- 
ing,  -peg,  -pen  cil,  -saw,  -spar, 
-tint'ed,  -trim  ming,  s.  globe. 

slat'ter,  -tered,  -tern,  -tern  ly, 
-li  ness,    -ter  y. 

slaugh'ter,  -er,  -ing,  -ous,  -ous  ly, 
-tered,  slaugh'ter-house,  -pen, 
-weap  on. 

Slav,  -dom,  -ic,  -ism,  Sla  vo'- 
ni  an,  -an  ize,  -ized,  -i  zing, 
-vSn'ic,  -von'i  cize,  -cized,  -ci- 
zing,  Slav'o  nize,  -nized,  -ni- 
zing,  -o  phil,  -phil  ism,  -o  pho- 
bist. 

slave,  slaved,  slav'er,  -er  y,  -ing, 
-ing  ly,  -ish,  -ish  ly,  -ish  ness, 
-o  crat,    -oc'ra  cy,    slave'hold'er. 

slave' -bar  on,        -born,       -cof  fie. 


-drlv  er,    -fork,    -hunt  er,    -mak- 
ing,    -ship,     -trade,     -trad  er,     s. 

state,  S.  Coast. 
slaw. 

slay,    -er,    -ing,    slew,    slain. 
sleave,   sleaved,   sleav'ing,   sleave'- 

silk. 
slea'zy    (or    sla'zy),    -zi  ness. 
sled,    -ded,    -der,    -ding,    sled'man, 

sled' -brake,    -knee,    -run  ner. 
slfidge,   sledged,   sledg'ing,   sledge'- 

chair,    -dog,    -ham  mer. 
sleek,     -er,     -ing,     -ly,     -ness,     -y, 

sleeked,     sleek' -head  ed,     sleek'- 

ing-glass. 
sleep,    -er,    -ing,    -y,    -i  ly,    -i  ness, 

-less,     -less  ly,     -less  ness,     slept, 

sleep'wort,    sleep'y  head,    a    per- 
son;   a    duck. 
sleep' -drunk,   a.,    -wak'er,    -walk'- 

er,    sleep'er-shark,    sleep'y-seeds, 

sleep-at-noon,    a    plant. 
sleep'ing-bag,       -car,       -car  riage, 

-draught         (draft),         -drop  sy, 

-room,    -sick  ness,    -ta  ble. 
sleet,       -y,       -i  ness,       sleet'bush, 

-squash. 
sleeve,     -less,     sleev'ing,     sleeved, 

sleeve'fish. 
sleeve' -ax  le,      -board,      -but  ton, 

-coup  ling,     -knot,     -link,     -nut, 

-v/aist^coat,    -weight. 
sleigh     (sla),     -er,     -ing,     sleigh' - 

bell,    -ride, 
sleight,    cunning;    craft. 
Sleip'nir    (slap'ner),    Myth. 
slen'der,       -ly,       -ness,       slen'der- 

beaked,    -billed,    -grass,    -rayed, 

-tongued. 
SlSs'wick-Hol'stein,    prov.    Prus. 
sleuth,    -dog,    -hound. 
slew    (sloo).      See   slay. 
slice,    sliced,    sli'cer,    -cing,    slice'- 

bar,    -gal  ley,    sli'cing-ma  chine'. 
slick,     -en,     -ens,     -en  sides,     -er, 

-ing,    -ness,    slick -chis  el. 
slide,     slld'a  ble,     -er,     -ing,     -ing- 

ness,    slid,    slide' way. 
slide' -ac  tion,    -bar,     -box,    -case, 

-cul  ture,     -head,     -knife,     -knot, 

-lathe,    -rail,    -rest,    -rod,    -rule, 

-trom  bone,      -trum  pet,      -valve, 

slid'er-bin,    -pump. 


fate,   fat,   far,   fall,   f^re,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,   ice,   In,   note, 


slidingbalk 


531 


slunk 


slid'ing'balk,  -band,  -box,  -gage, 
=gun  ter,  =nip  pers,  -plank,  -rel- 
ish,   s.    keel,     s.    scale. 

Slidgir,    Confed.    polit. 

sli  dom'e  ter, 

slight  (slit),  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly, 
-ly,    -ness. 

slim,    -ly,  -mish,    -ness. 

slime,  slimed,  slim'ing,  -y,  -i  ly, 
-i  ness. 

slime'=eel,  -fun  gus,  -gland, 
-mold,  -pit,  -sep''a  ra  tor,  -sponge. 

sling,    -er,    -ing,    slung. 

sling' -band,  -bone,  -bul  let,  -cart, 
-dog,  -fruit,  -piece,  -shot,  -stay, 
-stone,    -trot,    -wag  on. 

slink,  -ing,  -y,  slunk,  slink' - 
butch  er,  -skin. 

slip,  -per,  -per  y,  -per  i  ness,  -i  ly, 
-ping,  -py,  -pi  ness,  -page, 
slipped,  slip'shod,  -slop,  -way, 
slip'per  y  back,  a  lizard,  slip'- 
per  y=Dick,    -Jack. 

slip' -board,  -car  riage,  -chase, 
-cleav  age,  -cov  er,  -dec  o  Tac- 
tion, -dock,  -gal  ley,  -hook, 
-house,  -kiln,  -knot,  -link, 
-rails,  -rope,  -shac  kle,  -shave, 
-stitch,  -stop  per,  -strain  er, 
slip'per  y-elm,  slip'ping-pjece, 
-plane. 

slip'per,  -pered,  slip'per  wort. 

slip'per-bath,  -drag,  -flow  er,  a 
plant,  -lim  pet,  -plant,  -shell, 
-spurge. 

slirt,    -ed,    -ing. 

slit,    -ter,    -ting,    -tered,    slit'-shell. 

slit'ting-disk,  -file,  -gage,  -ma- 
chine^, -mill,  -plane,  -roll  er, 
-saw,    -shears. 

sUv'er,  -ing,  -ered,  sliv'er-box, 
sliv'er  ing-knife,    -ma  chine^. 

sldb'ber,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  -bered. 

S16b  6ds  koi',   t.    Russ. 

sloe,    pi.    sloes. 

slog,    -ging,    slogged. 

slo'gan. 

sloid    or   sloyd. 

sloop,    -rigged,    -smack,    -yacht. 

slop,  -ping,  -py,  -pi  ness,  slopped, 
slop'sell  er. 

slop'-ba  sin,  -book,  -bowl,  -buck- 
et,  -chest,   -dash,   -hop  per,   -jar. 


-mold  ing,    -pail,    -room,    -shop, 

-work,    -work  cr. 
slope,     -ly,     -ness,     -wise,     sloped, 

slop'ing,     -ing  ly,     -ing  ness,     -y, 

slope'-lev  el. 
sl6sh,     -ing,     -y,     sloshed,     slosh'- 

wheel. 
slot,    -ted,    -ting,    slot'-ma  chine'. 
sloth      {or     sldth),      -ful,      -ful  ly, 

-ful  ness. 
sloth' -an  i  maPcule,  -bear,  -mon- 
key. 
sldt'ter,    -tered,    -ter  ing. 
sl6t'ting,    -au  ger,    -ma  chined 
slouch,     -ing,     -y,     -i  ly,     -i  ness, 

slouched,    slouch'-hat. 
Slough    (slou),    vil.    Eng. 
slough    (slou),    a    mire,    -y. 
slough    (sluf),    -ing,    -y,    sloughed, 
slov'en   (sluv'n),    -ly,    -H  ness,    -ry, 

slov'en  wood,    a    tree. 
Slo  vene',        -ve'ni  an,        -ve'nish, 

Slo  vak'. 
slow,     -ing,     -ly,     -ness,     slowed, 

slow'back,    a   person,    -worm. 
slow' -gained,      -hound,      -match, 

-paced,     -sight  ed,     -sure,     -up, 

-winged,    -wit  ted. 
sloyd.     See  sloid. 
slub,    -ber,    -bing,    slubbed,    slub'- 

bing-bil  ly,    -ma  chine'. 
sludge,  sludg'er,   -ing,  -y,  sludge'- 

door,    -hole. 
slue   {or  sIod),   slued,   slu'er,    -ing, 

slue'-rope. 
slug,    -ger,    -ging,    slugged,    slug'a- 

bed. 
slug'-cat'er  pil  lar,      -fly,      -horn, 

-shaped,     -snail,     -worm,     slug'- 

ging-match. 
slug'gard,     -gish,     -gish  ly,     -gish- 

ness. 
sluice,      sluiced,      slui'cing,      -cy, 

sluice' way,      sluice' -fork,      -gate, 

-valve. 
slum,   -mer,   -ming,  slummed. 
slum'ber,    -er,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -less, 

-ous,    -ous  ly,    -y,    -brous,    slum'- 
ber land. 
slump,   -ing,   -y,   slumped,  slump' - 

work. 
slung,    -shot, 
slunk. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  iip,  <irn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Bacfh. 


slur 


532 


snag  tooth 


slur,   -ring,   -ry,   slurred,   slur'=bar, 

"bow. 
slush,    -ing,    -y,    slushed. 
slush' =bar  rel,      =buck  et,      =fund, 

=horn,    -lamp,    =pot. 
slut,      -tish,      -tish  ly,      -tish  ness, 

-ter  y. 
sly,     -ly,     -ness,     sli'er     or     sly'er, 

sli'est      or      sly 'est,       sly'=boots, 

-bream. 
Smaa  le  ne'ne     (-la  na'na),     prov. 

Norw. 
smack,        -er,        -ing,        smacked, 

smack'man,  smacks'man,  smack'- 

boat,    -fish  er  man,    -smooth. 
small,     -age,     -ish,     -ish  ly,     -ness, 

small'fish,    -mouth,    a   fish,    -pox. 
small' -clothes,    -dot,    lace,    -head- 
ed,   -mouthed,   s.   arms,    s.   beer, 

s.    fry,  s.  let^ter,  s.  pi  ca,  s.  piece, 

s.  stuff,  s.  talk,  s.  wares. 
smalt,    -Ine,    -ite,    smalt' -blue. 
smart,  -ing,  -ly,  -ness,  -y,  smart'- 

weed,       smart' -grass,       -mon  ey, 

-tick  et. 
smash,        -er,        -ing,        smashed, 

smash'-up,    smash'ing-ma  chine^ 

-press. 
smat'ter,    -er,    -ing,    -ing  ly. 
smear,   -ing,    -y,    -i  ness,   smeared, 

smear'-case,    -dab. 
smSg'ma,    -mat'ic. 
smell,    -a  ble,    -er,    -ing,    smelled 

or    smelt. 
smell' -feast,    -less,    -trap,    smell'- 

ing-bot  tie,     -salts. 
smelt,      -ed,      -er,      -er  y,      -ing, 

smelt'ing-fur  nace,  -house, 

-works. 
smJd'dum-tails. 
smi'lax,    a    plant,     Smi'lax,     Bot. 

genus. 
smile,    -ful,    -less,    smiled,    smil'er, 

-ing,    -ing  ly,    -ing  ness,   smil'ing- 

mus  cle. 
smirch,    -ing,    smirched. 
smirk,    -ing,    -y,    smirked. 
smite,       smit'er,       -ing,       smote, 

smit'ten. 
smiith,    -ing,    -y    or    -er  y,    -work, 

smith'y-coal. 
smith'ers,    -er  eens'. 
Smith  so'ni  an. 


smock,  -ing,  -less,  smock' -faced, 
-frock,  -lin  en,  -mill,  -race, 
-ra  cing. 

smoke,  -less,  -less  ly,  -less  ness, 
smok'er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -y,  -i  ly, 
-i  ness,  smoked,  smoke'wood,  a 
plant. 

smoke'-arch,  -ball,  -bell,  -black, 
-board,  -box,  -brown,  -bush,  -con- 
dens^er,  -con  summer,  =dry, 
-gray,  -house,  -jack,  -mon  ey, 
-paint  ed,  -paint  ing,  -pen  ny, 
-pipe,  -plant,  -quartz,  -rock  et, 
-sail,  -shade,  -sil  ver,  -stack, 
-stone,    =tight,    -tree,    -wash  er. 

smok'ing-cap,  -car,  -car  riage, 
-duck,  -jack  et,  -lamp,  =pipe, 
-room,  -to  bac  co,  smoke'lcss 
pow'der. 

smol'der,  -ing,  -dered. 

Smo  Ifensk',  c.   Russ. 

smolt. 

smooth,  -er,  -ing,  -ly,  -ness, 
smoothed,  smooth'bore,  a  gun, 
-sides,  a  fish. 

smooth' -bore,  a.,  -bored,  -browed, 
-chinned,  -dab,  -faced,  -grained, 
-paced,  -say  er,  -scaled,  -shod, 
-spo  ken,  -tongued,  -winged, 
smooth  mus'cle,  s.  snake,  s. 
sole. 

smooth'ing-box,  -i  ron,  -mill, 
-plane,  -stone. 

smo  r en' (id y   smor  zdn'do   (-tsan'-). 

smoth'er  (smuth'-),  -ered,  -er  y, 
-er  i  ness,  -er  ing,  -ing  ly,  -a'tion, 
smoth'er-fly,  -kiln. 

smudge,  smudged,  smudg'er,  -ing, 

-y- 

smug,    -ly,    -ness,    -ging,   smugged, 

smug' -boat,  -faced. 
smug'gle,  -gled,  -gler,  -ghng. 
smut,    -ted,    -ting,    -ty,    -ti  ly,    -ti- 

ness,     smut-ball,  -fun  gus,     -ma- 

chine^  -mill,  smut'ty-nosed. 
smutch,  -ing,  -y,  smutched. 
Smyth  (smith),' CO.  Va. 
snab'ble,  -bled,  -bHng. 
snack. 

snaffle,  -fled,  -fling,  snaffle-bit. 
snag,     -ger,    -ging,    -gy,    snagged, 

snag'bush,     snag' -boat,     -cham^- 

ber,  -tooth. 


fate,   fat,    far,    fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


snaggle 


533 


snow  gem 


snag'gle,  -gled,  -gling,  snag'gle- 
tooth,  'toothed. 

snail,  -ing,  -er  y,  -y,  snailed, 
snail'bore,    -fish,    -flow  er. 

snail'=bor  er,  =clo  ver,  =like, 
-pace,  =paced,  =park,  =plant, 
shell,  -slow,  -track,  -tre  foil, 
-wa  ter,    -wheel. 

snail'ey,  a  bullock. 

snake,  -let,  snak'ing,  -ish,  -ish  ly, 
-y,  snaked. 

snake'fish,  -head,  a  plant,  -like, 
-mouth,  a  plant,  -neck,  a  bird, 
-nut,  a  tree,  -pipe,  a  plant,  -root, 
a  plant,  -skin,  -stone,  -weed, 
-wood,  -worm. 

snake' -bird,  -boat,  -box,  -buz- 
zard, -cane,  -charm  er,  -cor^al- 
line,  -crane,  -cu^cum  ber,  -doc- 
tor, -eat  er,  -eel,  -feed  er, 
-fence,  -fern,  -fly,  -gourd, 
-head  ed,  -kill  er,  -leaves,  -line, 
-liz  ard,  -locked,  -moss,  -piece, 
-rat,  -shell,  snake'  nut-tree, 
snake'skin-snail,    snak'y-head  ed. 

snake's-beard,  -egg,  -head,  -mouth, 
-tail,  -tongue. 

snap,  -per,  -ping,  -pish,  -pish  ly, 
-pish  ness,  -py,  snapped,  snap'- 
drag  on,    -weed,    -wort. 

snap'-ac  tion,  -ap  pie,  -back, 
-bee  tie,  -block,  -bolt,  =bug, 
-cap,  -crack  er,  -flask,  -head, 
-hook,  -jack,  -link,  -lock,  -ma- 
chine, -mack  er  el,  -shoot  er, 
-tool,  snap'per-back,  snap'ping= 
tongs,   -tool. 

snap'ping  bee  tie,  s.  bug,  s. 
mack  er  el,    s.   turtle. 

snape,  snaped,  snap'ing. 

sn^re,  snared,  snar'er,  -ing,  snare'- 
drum,  -head. 

snarl,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  snarled,  snarl' » 
knot,  snarl'ing-i  ron,  -mus  cle, 
-tool. 

snash. 

snatch,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -y, 
snatched,  snatch'-block,  -cleat, 
snatch'ing-roll  er. 

snat&e,  snathed,  snatti'ing. 

snead,  -ed,  -ing. 

sneak,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ing- 
ness,    -y,    -i  ly,    -i  ness,    sneaked. 


sneak'-boat,  -box,  -shoot  ing, 
-thief. 

sneck,  -ing,  snecked,  sneck'-band, 
-drawer,    -drawn,    -pos  set. 

sneer,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  sneered, 
sneer'ing-match,    -mus  cle. 

sneeze,"  sneez'er,  -ing,  sneezed, 
sneeze'weed,  -wood,  -wort, 
sneeze' -horn,  sneez'ing-powMer. 

snell,  -loop. 

Sni  a'tin   (sne  a'ten),   t.   Aust. 

snick,  -er,  -ing,  snicked. 

snick'er,  -er,  -ing,  -ered. 

sniff,  -ing,  snifl'ed. 

sniffle,  -fled,  -fling,  -fler,  -fles. 

sniffing -valve. 

snig'gle,  -gled,  -gling. 

snip,  -per,  -ping,  -py,  snipped, 
snips,    snip'per-snap  per. 

snipe,  snip'y,  snipe'fish,  snipe'-bill, 
-eel,  -fly,  -hawk,  -like,  -nosed, 
snipe's-head. 

snJv'el  (-1),  -eled,  or  -elled,  -el  ing 
or  -ling,  -el  er  or  -lev,  -el  y  or 
-ly,  sniv'el-nose. 

snob,  -ber  y,  -bish,  -bish  ly, 
-bish  ness,  -bism,  -by,  -ling, 
-oc'ra  cy,    -og'ra  pher,    -ra  phy. 

Sno_h6'mIsh,   co.   Wash. 

snood,  -ed,  -ing. 

snook,  -ing,  snooked. 

snoop,  -er,  -ing,  snooped. 

snooze,  snoozed,  snooz'er,  -ing. 

snore,  snored,  snor'er,  -ing,  snore'- 
hole,  -piece. 

snort,  -ed,  -er,  -ing. 

snout,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -y. 

snout' -bee  tie,  =but  ter  fly,  -mite, 
-moth,  -ring. 

snow,  -ing,  -y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness,  -ish, 
-less,  -like,  snowed. 

snow'ball,  -bank,  -ber  ry,  -bird, 
-break,  a  thaw,  -bush,  -cap,  a 
bird,  -drop,  a  plant,  -fall,  -flake, 
-fleck,  -flight,  -flow  er,  -fowl, 
-slide,  -sHp. 

snow'-ap  pie,  -blind,  =blind  ness, 
-blink,  -boot,  -bound,  -box,  -broth, 
-bun  ting,  -capped,  -chu^kor, 
-clad,  -cloud,  =cock,  -cov^ered, 
-crowned,  -decked,  -drift,  -eater, 
-eyes,  =fed,  -field,  -finch,  -flange, 
"flea,    -flood,    -fly,    -gage,    -gem, 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


snow'glory 


534 


soda  lake 


-glory,  'gnat,  -gog  gle,  -goose, 
'grouse,   'ice,   =in  sect,   'knife. 

snow''16op''ard,  'light,  'lim^it, 
-line,  -man^tled,  -mouse,  -owl, 
-par  tridge,  -pear,  -pheas  ant, 
-pi  geon,  -planner,  'plant,  -plow, 
-probe,  -scrapper,  -shed,  -shoe, 
-sho  er,  -shov  el,  -skate,  -snake, 
-spar  row,         -squall,  -storm, 

-sweep  er,  -tipped,  -track,  -wa- 
ter, -white,  'Wreath,  snow  blan^- 
ket,  s.  cor^nice,  s.  hut. 

snow'ball'tree,  snow'drop'tree, 
snow'in-har  vest,  a  plant,  snow- 
in-sum  mer,  a  plant,  snow=on- 
the-moun  tain,  a  plant,  snow'y 
e  gret,  s.  her  on,  s.  lem  ming, 
s.    owl,    s.   plov  er. 

snowl  (snoul). 

snub,  -ber,  -bing,  -bish,  -by, 
snubbed,  snub'nose. 

snub'-cube,  -nosed,  -post,  snub'- 
bing'line,  -post. 

snuff,  -er,  -ers,  -ing,  -ing  ly, 
-y,  -i  ness,  snuffed,  snuff'man. 

snuff' -bot  tie,  -box,  -col  or,  -dip- 
per, -dish,  'head  ed,  -mak^er, 
-mill,  -rasp,  -spoon,  -tak''er. 

snuff'er-dish,  -pan,  -tray,  snuffling 

pig- 
snuffle,  -fled,  -fler,  -fling,  -fling  ly. 

snug,  -ging,  -ger,  -ger  y,  -ly, 
-ness,  snugged. 

snug'gle,  -gled,  -gling. 

snuz'zle,  -zled,  -zHng. 

sny,  -ing. 

so,  so  be  it  or  so  be'it,  so'- 
called,   so-and-so. 

soak,  -age,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -y, 
soaked,  soak'-bar  rel,  -hole, 
soak'ing-pit. 

soal,  a  pond. 

soam. 

soap,  -er,  -less,  -ing,  -y,  -i  ness, 
soap'bark,  -ber  ry,  -bush,  -fish, 
-nut,  a  plant,  -root,  -stone,  -weed, 
-wood,  -wort. 

soap'-ap  pie,  -ash  es,  -balls, 
-bar  ring,  -beck,  -boil  er,  -bub- 
ble, -bulb,  -ce^rate,  -coil,  -crutch, 
-crutch  ing,  -cut  ting,  -earth, 
-en  gine,  -fat,  -frame,  -glue, 
-house,    -ket  tie,    -lock,    -mak^er. 


-mill,  -pan,  -plant,  -pod,  -pow''- 
der,  -slab^bing,  -suds,  -tree, 
-works,  soap   film,    s.    lin^i  ment. 

soap'bark-tree,  soap'wort-gen^tian, 
soap'    lin^i  ment,    soap'    plas''ter. 

soar,    -ing,    -ing  ly,   soared. 

sob,    -bing,    -bing  ly,    sobbed. 

SO'ber,  -ly,  -ness,  -ing,  -bered,  s6- 
bri'e  ty,  so'ber  sides,  so'ber- 
blood^ed,  -mind^ed,  'mind^ed- 
ness,  -suit^ed. 

So  brdn'je   (-ye   or   -ya). 

so'hri'quet'  (-bre^ka'),  or  sou'-  {sob'-). 

sfic'age  (sok'-),  -a  ger,  soc'man, 
-man  ry. 

So  cha'czew   (-ka'chSv),    t.   Pol. 

so'cia  ble  (-sha-),  -ness,  -bly, 
-bil'i  ty,  -cial  (-shal),  -cial- 
ism,  -ist,  -is'tic,  -tic  al  ly,  -ize, 
-ized,  -lazing,  -I  za'tion,  -cial  ly, 
-cial  ness,    -ci  al'i  ty    (-shi-). 

so  ci'e  ty,  -e  ta  ry,  -ta'ri  an,  so  ci- 
e  taire'  (so''ce^a''tar'). 

So  cin'i  an,  -ism,  -an  ize,  -ized, 
-i''zing. 

So  oi'nus,    Ital.    reform. 

so  ci  6ro  gy  (-shi-),  -o  gist,  -o- 
Idg'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  -og'e  ny 
(-6j'-),    -og'ra  phy,    -on'o  my. 

so'ci  us   (-sM-),    pi.    -ci  i. 

sock,  -less,  -ing,  socked,  sock- 
dol'a  ger,    sock'head,    a   person. 

sftck'et,  -ed,  -ing. 

sock'et-bay  o  net,  'bolt,  'cast^er, 
-celt,  -chis  el,  -drill,  -joint, 
-pipe,  -pole,  -screw,  'tile,  -wash- 
er,   -wrench. 

So  cfir'ro,   co.   N.   Mex. 

S6c'ra  tes  (-tez),  Athenian  philos., 
So  crSt'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  -i  cism, 
Soc'ra  tize,  -tized,  -tfzing, 
-tism,  -tist. 

sod,  -ded,  -ding,  -dy,  sod' -burn- 
ing, -cut  ter,  -oil,  -plow,  -worm, 
sod'ding-im^ple  ments,  -mal  let, 
-spade. 

so'da,  -da'ic. 

s6'da-al  um,  -ap  pa  ra^tus,  -ash, 
-ball,  'bis  cuit,  'crack''er,  'feld''- 
spar,  -foun  tain,  -fur  nace,  -lime, 
-lye,  -mes^o  type,  -mint,  'pa  per, 
-plant,  -powMer,  -prai^rie,  -salt, 
-waste,  -wa  ter,   so'da  lake. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice,   in,    note, 


sodality 


535 


Seller 


so  dai'i  ty. 

sod'den  (-dn),  -ness,  sod'den»wit- 
ted. 

so'di  um,  so'dic,  s6'dic»cha  lyb'- 
e  ate  (=ka  lib'-). 

S6d'om,  Bib.,  -om  ite,  sod'om  y, 
-om  it'ic  al,    -al  ly. 

soe,  a  wooden  pail. 

Soe'pa  (sod'-),  state  Malay  Arch. 

Soe  ra  bay'a  (soo^ra  bi'a),  Java. 

Soest  (sest),  t.  Pruss. 

so'fa,  =arm,  =back,  =bed,  -bed- 
stead, =cov  er,  =cush''ion,  -leg, 
-pil  low. 

s6f'fit. 

Sofi'a  (-fe'-),  c.  Turk. 

soft,  -ly,  -ness,  s6f'ten  (s6fn), 
-tened,  -ten  er,  -ten  ing,  soft'- 
horn,  -soap,  v.,  -soaped,  -wood,  a 
tree. 

soft'=bod  led,  -eyed,  -finned, 
-grass,  -hand  ed,  -head  ed, 
-heart  ed,  -heart  ed  ness,  -rayed, 
-saw  der,  -shell,  -shelled, 

-skinned,  -sol  id,  -spo  ken, 
-tack,  soft  clam,  s.  crab,  s. 
snap,  s.  weath'er,  soften  ing- 
i  ron,    -ma  chine. 

sog,  -gy. 

sog  get' to    (sod  jet'to). 

so  ho'. 

Soh'rau  (so'rou),  t.  Prus. 

soi'di'sant'   (swo-de^zoii'). 

soil,  -ing,  -less,  -ure,  soiled. 

soil' -bound,  =branch,  -cap,  -cup, 
-pipe,    -puFver  i  zer. 

soi  ree'    (sw6''ra'). 

Sois  sons'    (swas  son'),    t.    Fr. 

so'jofirn,  n.,  so'journ  {or  -jurn'),  v., 
-er,  -ing,  -ment,  -journed. 

So  ko  to',   region  Afr. 

So  ko'tra,   isl.   Indian   Oc. 

s61,  a  Fr.  coin;  a  tincture.  861,  the 
sun. 

sol,  a  note  in  music;  a  coin  of  Peru. 

so  la',  a  cry  or  call,  so'la,  a 
swamp-plant. 

sol'ace,    -ment,    -aced,    -a  cing. 

so  Id'no. 

so'lar,  -ism,  -ist,  -ize,  -ized, 
-i''zing,    -i  za'tion. 

sol  da' do    (-tho) . 

sol'der  (sod'er  or  s61'der),  -er,  -ing. 


sol'der-cast  ing  (s6d'er-),  -ma- 
chine, -mold. 

sol'der  ing-block  (sod'er-),  -bolt, 
-frame,  -fur  nace,  -i  ron,  -ma- 
chine^  -nip  pie,  -pot,  -tongs, 
-tool,    -un  ion. 

sol'dier  (-jer),  -ing,  -like,  -ly,  -ship, 
-y,   sol'dier  wood. 

sSl'dier-ant  (-jer-),  -bee  tie,  -bug, 
-bush,  -crab,  -fish,  -fly,  -moth, 
-or  chis  (-kis),   sol  dier's-herb. 

sol' do  {or  sol'-),  pi.  -dl. 

sole,  -ly,  soled,  sol'ing,  sole'fish. 

sole'-beat  ing,  -chan  nel,  -chan''- 
nel  ling,  -cut  ting,  -fin''ish  ing, 
-fleuk,  -Igath  er,  -mold  ing, 
-piece,  -plate,  -re^flex,  -round- 
ing, -tile. 

so'le  a. 

s61'e  cism,  -e  cist,  -cis'tic,  -tic  al, 
-al  ly. 

sdl'emn  (-€m),  -ly,  -em  ness  or 
-emn  ness,  -em  nize,  -nized,  -nl^- 
zer,  -ni^zing,  -ni  za'tion,  so- 
I6m'ni  ty. 

so'len. 

so  len'ne  men'te    (-na  men'ta). 

Solesmes'  (-lam'),  t.  Fr. 

So'leure'  (-ler'),  canton  Switz. 

soF-fa',  -fa'ing,  -ist,  -faed',  sol  fa- 
mi  za'tion. 

s61  fa  na'ri  a. 

sol  }d  td'ra, 

soljeg'gio  (-fed'jo),  -}eg  gia're 
(-ja'ra). 

S6Fferi'no    (-e'-),    vil.    It. 

soFfe  ri'no    (-fa  re'no),  a  color. 

so  lic'it,  -ed,  -ing,  -or,  -ant,  -ous, 
-ous  ly,  -ous  ness,  -i  tude,  -i  ta'- 
tion,    so  lic'it  or-gen^er  al. 

s61'id,  -ly,  -ness,  -ism,  -ist,  -is'tic, 
so  lid'i  ty,  so  lid'i  fy,  -fy  ing, 
-fied,  sol'id-drawn,  -hoofed, 
-horned. 

s61'i  di  ry,   -dSr'i  ty. 

s61  i  fWi  an,    -an  ism. 

so  lil'o  quize,  -quized,  -quizzing, 
-quy. 

s61  i  tiire'. 

s61'i  ta  ry,  -ta  ri  ly,  -ri  ness,  -ta- 
ri'e  ty,    -i  tude. 

so'H  tFdal. 

Sol  ler'   (-yar'),   t.    Balearic  isls. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  6rn,  etude,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus.  Bach. 


solmizate 


536 


Sosipater 


s61'mi  zate,  -za''ted,  -za^ting,  -za'- 
tion. 

so'lo,   pi    -los    (-loz),    -lo  ist. 

s61'o  graph. 

S61'o  mon,  Bib.,  -o  mdn'ic,  Sor- 
o  mon's-seal,  Sol'o  mon's  hys- 
sop, S.  Porch,  S.  serv  ants,  S. 
_Song. 

So'lon,  Athenian  lawgiver,  -l6'- 
ni  an,   -lon'ic,   So'lon    porce'lain. 

sdl'stJce,  -sti'tial  (-stish'al). 

soru  ble,  -ness,  -bil'i  ty,  so  lu'- 
tion. 

so'lus,  fern,  so' la. 

s61ve,  solved,  solv'a  ble,  -a  ble- 
ness,  -a  bil'i  ty,  -en  cy,  -ent, 
-er,  -ing. 

so'ma,  =plant. 

So  maj'. 

So  ma'li   (-le),   Afr. 

so  ma  tol'o  gy,  -to  log'ic,  -ic  al, 
-al  ly. 

s6in'ber,  -ly,  -ness,  -brous,  -brous- 
ly,    -brous  ness. 

som  bre'ro    (-bra'-). 

some  (sum),  -bod  y,  -how,  -thing, 
-time,  adv.,  -times,  -way,  adv., 
-what,  -when,  -where,  -while, 
-whith  er. 

som'er  sault  or  som'er  set  (sum'-). 

s6m  nam'bu  lant,  -lance,  -bu- 
lar,  -bu  late,  -lasted,  -lasting, 
-la^tor,  -la'tion,  -nam'bule,  -bu- 
lic,  -Idu  hsm,  -bu  list,  -bu  lis'- 
tic,    -bu  lous. 

som  nl  fa'cient  (-shent),  -nif'er- 
ous,    -nif ic,    -nif'u  gous. 

s6m  nH'o  quence,  -quism,  -quist, 
-quous  (-kwus),  -quy. 

som'no  lence,  -len  cy,  -lent,  -lent- 
ly,    -no  lism,    -les'cent. 

S6m'nus,  Myth. 

son  (sun),  -less,  -ny,  -ship,  son-in- 
law. 

so'nant,    -nan  cy. 

so  na'ta,   -nd  ti'na   (-te'-). 

son'de  li   (-da  le). 

s6n'er  J. 

song,  -ful,  -less,  -ster,  -stress,  -craft, 
-man. 

song'=bird,  -book,  -mus  cle,  -mu- 
sic,   =spar  row,    =thrush,   s.  form. 

s6n'i  fer,   so  nif'er  ous. 


s6n'net,  -net  eer',  -net  ize,  -ized, 
-fzing,    son'net=writ^er. 

SO  no'rouLS,  -ly,  -ness,  -nom'e  ter, 
-no  res'cence,  -res'cent,  -no  rif- 
ic,    -no'ro  phone,    so  nor'i  ty. 

S6n't&g  {or  zon'tag),  Ger.  vocalist. 

s6n'tag,  a  cape. 

soon. 

Sd6t  {or  soot),  -y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness, 
-ish,  -less,  soot'=can^cer,  ■'dew, 
=flake,  =wart. 

sooth,  -fast,  -say,  -say  er,  -say- 
ing. 

soDtlie,  soothed,  sooth'er,  -ing, 
-ing  ly. 

sop,  -ping,  -py,  sopped. 

S6p'a  ter.  Bib. 

S6ph'er6th,  Bib. 

s6ph'ism,  -ist,  -ist  ry,  so  phis'tic, 
-tic  al,  -al  ly,  -al  ness,  -phis'- 
ti  cate,  -canted,  -ca''ting,  -ca''- 
tor,    -ca'tion. 

Soph'o  cles  (-klez),  Athenian 
poet,    -cle'an. 

s6ph'o  more,    -mor'ic,    -ic  al. 

so  phros'y  ne   (-fr6s  I  ne). 

so'pi  ent,  so'pite,  so'por,  sop  o- 
rif'er  ous,  -ous  ly,  --ous  ness, 
-o  rif'ic,    -o  rose,    -o  rous. 

so  pra'no,    -nist. 

Sor  b6nne',    -bon'ic  al,    -bon  ist. 

sor'cer  er,  -cer  ess,  -cer  ous, 
-cer  y. 

sor'did,    -ly,    -ness,    sor'des    (-dez). 

sor  di'no    (-de'-),    sor'do,    -do'no. 

sore,  -ly,  -ness,  sore'head,  a  per- 
son,   sore'=eyed,    =fal  con. 

Sorgl',    t.    Can. 

sor'ghum,    -mill,    =strip'per. 

so  ro'ral,    -ror'i  cide. 

so  ro'sis,    pi.    -ses    (-sez). 

s6r'rel,    =tree,    =vine. 

s6r'row,  -er,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful- 
ness, -less,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  sor'ry, 
-ri  ly,    -ri  ness,    -rowed. 

sort,  -a  ble,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  sort'- 
ing-box. 

sor'tes    (-tez),    -ti  iSge. 

sortie. 

so'shl. 

So'si  a  (-shI-),  servant  of  Amphit- 
ryon. 

86  sip'a  ter,   Bih. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice.   In,    note, 


sosteluto 


537 


spadassin 


SOS  te  lu'to    (-ta  loo'to). 

S6s  the  nes    (-nez),    Bih, 

S6s'tratus,   Bih. 

s6t,     -ted,     -ting,     -tish,      -tish  ly, 

-tish  ness. 
So'tai    {or    -ta  i),    Bih. 
so  te  xi  oro  gy,    -o  log'ic  al. 
Soth'ern    (suth'-),    Amer.    actor, 
sot'ni  a. 

sot' to,    sot' to    vo'ce    (-cha). 
sou    (sod),   pi.  sous   (soDz  or  sod), 

a    coin. 
sou  a'rJ,    =nut. 
sou^brette'. 
sou  hri  quet'       (soo^bre^ka') .         See 

sohriqiiet. 
sou  chong'    (sod  shong'). 
Sou  dan'  (soo^-).     See  Stidan. 
souffle    (soD'fl),    Med. 
souffle      (soo'fla),       Cookery      and 

Ceramics. 
souf  fler'    (soo  fler'),    a    prompter. 
sou  fri  ere' -bird    (sod  frayr'-). 
sough  (suf  or  sou),  -ing,  soughed, 

sough'ing'tile. 
sought  (sawt). 
soul,    -ful,    -ful  ly,    -ful  ness,    -less, 

-less  ness. 
s6ul'»blind,       -blind  ness,       -d6af, 

=fear  ing,    =kill  ing,    =sick,    -sleep- 
er,   -stuff,    -vexed. 
Sou  langes'  (soo'lonzh'),  co.  Que. 
Sou  le'    (sod  la'),    Amer.    polit. 
Sou  louque'    (sod  look'),    Emp.    of 

Haiti. 
Soult    (soolt).    Marshal    of    Fr. 
sound,   -a  ble,   -ed,   -er,   -ing,   -less, 

-ly,    -ness,    sound'board. 
sound' -board  ing,   -bod  y,    a   box, 

-bone,    a    fish-bone,    -bow,    of   a 

bell,      -box,      -chest,      -deaf  ness, 

-fig  ures,  -hole,  -lens,  -line,  -post, 

-proof,      -ra  di  om^e  ter,      -reg^is- 

ter,    -shad  ow,    -wave,    sound'er- 

mag  net. 
sound'ing-ap  pa  ra''tus,        -board, 

-bot  tie,    -lead,    -line,    -ma  chine, 

-post,    -rod. 
soup       (soDp),       -y,       soup'-bone, 

-kitch  en,  -mai^gre,  -meat,  -plate, 

-stock,  -tick^et. 
soup  gon'    (soop  son'). 
sou'ple    (soo'-). 


sour,     -ing,     -ly,     -ness,     soured, 

sour'wood,    a    tree, 
sour' -eyed,   -gourd,  a  tree,  -grass, 

-gum,    a  tree,  -mash,  -sop,  -tree, 

sour'ing-ves  sel. 
source. 

sour'crout^     See  sauerkraut. 
sour  dine'    (sdor  den'). 
souse,  soused,   sous'ing. 
sou  tache'    (sod  tash'). 
sou  tane'    (soo'tan'). 
south,    -land,    -ly,    -most,    -ward, 

-ward  ly,         -wards,         south'er, 

south'ing,      south' -seek  ing,      the 

South. 
south  east',    -east'er,    -er  ly,    -ern, 

-east'ward,    -ward  ly. 
south  west',   -west'er,   -er  ly,    -ern, 

-west'ward,  -ward  ly,  sou'  west'er. 
South'down,  South-Af'ri  can. 
south'ern    (suth'-),    -ern  er,    -ern- 

ism,  -ern  ize,  -ized,  -i^zing,  -ern- 

most    or    -er  most,    -er  ing,    -er- 

land,    -er  ly,    -li  ness,    -ern  wood. 
SoutR'ey   {or  suth'I),    Eng.    poet. 
sou  ve  nir'    (soo^ve  ner'   or    soov'- 

ner). 
sov'er  eign  (siiv'er  In  or  -gn),  -ly, 

-ty. 
So  vi  cil'le    (so  ve  che'la),    vil.    It. 
sow,      -er,      -ing,      sowed,      sown, 

s6w'ing-ma  chine^. 
sow     (sou),     -back,     a     ridge     of 

sand,    -bane,   a   plant,   -bread,   a 

plant,     sow' -bean,   -bug,    -drunk, 

-fen  nel,    -pea,     -this  tie. 
sow'ar    (sou'-). 

Sow'er,    Ger.    printer   in    Amer. 
soy,    -bean,    -pea. 
soz'zle,   -zly. 
Spa    {or    spa),    a    watering    place 

Belg. 
spa,  a  mineral  spring. 
space,   -ful,   -less,   spaced,   spa'cer, 

-cing,   spa'tial,   -tial  ly,   -ti  al'i  ty. 
space' -box,    -co  or^di  nate,    -curv'- 

a  ture,         -ho  moFo  gy,         -line, 

-mark,       -per  cep'tion,       -re  la^- 

tion,     -rule,     -writhing,    spa'cing- 

lace. 
spa'cious    (-shus),    -ly,    -ness. 
spa  das  sin'   (spaMa's3,n'   or   spM'- 

as  sin). 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  drn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  Badi. 


538 


spectrally 


spade,  -ful,  spad'ed,  -er,  -ing, 
spade'fish,    -foot,    a   toad. 

spade' =bay  o  net,  -farm,  -foot,  a., 
-foot  ed,  -graft,  -guin  ea,  -gun, 
-han  die,  -hus'band  ry,  -i  ron, 
-rack,    spad'ing-ma  chine. 

spa'dix,  pi.  -dix  es  or  spa  di'ces 
(-cez). 

spa  ghet'ti    (-get'te). 

spake 'net. 

spald,   -er,    spald'ing-knife. 

spale. 

spall,  a  chip  or  splinter;  to  split 
or  chip,  spall'ing-floor,  -ham- 
mer. 

spal'peen. 

span,  -less,  -ning,  spanned,  span'- 
worm. 

span'-beam,  -block,  -dogs,  -lash- 
ing, -long,  -new,  -piece,  -roof, 
-saw,    -shac  kle. 

spin'drel,    -wall. 

span'gle,  -gled,  -gler,  -gling, 
-gly,    span'gling-ma  chine. 

Sp^n'iard    (-yard),    Span'ish. 

sp3.n'iel    (-yel). 

sp^nk,  -er,   -ing,  spanked. 

spank'er=booni,  -eel,  -gaff,  -mast. 

spar,  -rer,  -ring,  -ry,  sparred, 
spar'hawk,  spar' -buoy,  -deck, 
-dust,    -mak^er,    -tor  peMo. 

spare,  -ly,  -ness,  spared,  spar'er, 
-ing,  -ing  ly,  -ing  ness,  spare'rib, 
spare'-built. 

sparge,    sparged,    spar'ger,    -ging. 

spark,    -er,    -ish,    -ing,    sparked. 

spark' -ar  resfer,  -coil,  -con- 
dens''er,  -con  summer,  »gap,  -net- 
ting,   sparked'-back. 

spar'kle,  -kled,  -kler,  -kling, 
-kling  ly,  -kling  ness,  spar'kle- 
ber^ry. 

spar'ling,  -fowl. 

spdr'row,  -tail,  shaped  like  a 
sparrow's    tail,    -wort. 

spar'row-bill,  -grass,  -hawk,  -owl, 
-tail,    a    sparrow's    tail. 

sparse,    -ly,    -ness,    spars'i  ty. 

Spar'ta,  an  ancient  kingdom,  -tan, 
-tan  ism. 

spar'ter  ie. 

spasm  (sp2.zm),  spas  mod'ic 
(spaz-),    -ic  al,    -al  ly. 


spat,    -ted,    -ter,    -ting. 
spathe,   spathed,   spathe'bill. 
spat'ter,      -ing,      -tered,      spat'ter- 

dash,  -work,  spat'ter-dock. 
Spat'tle,  spat'tling-ma  chined 
spit'u  la,      -u  late,      -u  lar,      -ule, 

-u  li  form,    -u  la'tion. 
spiv'in,    -ined. 
spawl,     saliva;     to     eject     saliva; 

-ing,    spawled. 
spawn,    -er,    -ing,    spawned. 
spawn' -brick,      -eat  er,      -fun  gus, 

-hatch  er,    -ris  ing. 
spawn'ing-bed,    -ground,    -screen, 

-sea  son. 
spay,    -ing,    spayed. 
speak,    -a  ble,    -er,    -er  ship,    -ing, 

-ing  ly,    spoke,    spo  ken. 
speak'ing-ma  chine',      -trum  pet, 

-tube,    s.    voice. 
spear,    -er,    -ing,    speared,    spear'- 

fish,       -flow  er,       -man,       -mint, 

-wood,  a  tree,  -wort. 
spear' -billed,    -dog,    -foot,    -grass, 

-hand,     -head,     -hook,     -j3,ve'lin, 

-leafed,       -HI  y,       -nail,       -plate, 

-this  tie,    -wid  geon. 
spe'cial  (spesh'al),   -ist,  -ism,   -ize, 

-ized,    -fzing,    -ly,    -ty   or  spe  ci- 

al'i  ty    (spgsh'I  al'-). 
spe'cie    (-shi),    coin;    money. 
spe'ci  e    (-shi  e),    in    kind. 
spe'cies    (-shez),    -cov  er,    -cy  cle, 

-mon  ger,    -pa  per,    -sheet. 
spe  cif  ic,   -al  ly,   -al  ness,   -ic  ness. 
spec'i  fy,      -ing,      -fi  a  ble,      -fied, 

-fi  er,    -fl  ca'tion. 
spec'i  men. 

spe'cious   (-shus),    -ly,    -ness. 
speck,     -ing,     -less,     -y,     specked, 

speck' -block,  -fall,  -moth. 
spec'kle,    -kled,    -kled  ness,    -kling, 

spec'kle  bel  ly,  a  goose;  a  duck; 

a  trout,  spec'kle-bel  lied,   -tailed, 

spec'kled-bill,  spec'kled    beau'ty, 

s.  bird,  s.  brant,    s.  foot'man,    s. 

In'dian,  s.  trout,  s.  wood. 
spec'ta  cle,   -cled,    -cles,   -tac'u  lar, 

-lar  ly,    -lar'i  ty. 
spec'ta  cle-fur  nace,  -gage,  =glass, 

-mak  er,  -or  na  ment. 
spec  ta'tor,  -ship,  -tant. 
spec'ter   or   -tre,    -tral,    -tral  ly. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice.    In,    note, 


specter  bar 


539 


spikenard-tree 


spec'ter=bar,  =can  die,  =crab,  -in- 
sect,   =le  mur,    »shrimp. 

spec'tro  graph,  -graph'ic,  -trog'- 
ra  phy,  -trol'o  gy,  -tro  log'ic  al, 
-trom'e  ter,  -tro  met'ric,  -tro- 
mi^cro  scop'ic  al,  -tro  phone, 
-phon'ic,  -tro  pho  tom'e  ter,  -e- 
try,  -pho  to  met'ric,  -tro  po  lar'- 
i  scope,    -tro  py  rom'e  ter. 

spec'tro  scope,  -scop'ic,  -ic  al, 
-al  ly,  -tro  sc6''py  {or  -trSs'co-), 
-tro  sco'pist  {or  -tros'co-),  spec'- 
trum,    pi.    -tra,    spec'u  lar. 

spec'u  late,  -la  ted,  -la  ting,  -la- 
tist,  -la  tive,  -tive  ly,  -tive  ness, 
-la  tor,  -la  to^ry,  -la  ble,  -la'- 
tion. 

spec'u  lum,  pi.  -la  or  -lums, 
spec'u  lum»for  ceps,    =met  al. 

speech,  -less,  -less  ly,  -less  ness, 
speech'mak''er,  -mak  ing,  speech'^ 
cen  ter,   »cri  er,   =day,   -read  ing. 

Speed,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -ful,  -ful  ly, 
-less,  -y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness,  speed'- 
way,    -well. 

speed'-cone,  -gage,  -in  di  ca  tor, 
-meas  ur  er,  -muFti  pli  er,  -pul- 
ley, -re  cord''er,  -rig  gers,  -sight, 
speed'y-cut. 

speiss. 

sp6k'=bot)m, 

specie  ore  gy,    -le'an. 

spell,  -a  ble,  -er,  -ing,  spelled  or 
spelt,  spell'bind,  v.,  -bind  er, 
-bound,  spell'-bone,  -stopped, 
-work,  spell'ing-bee,  -book, 
-match. 

spSrter. 

spgn'cer,  -gaff,  -mast. 

Spen'cer,  Eng.  philos.,  -ce'ri  an, 
-an  ism. 

spend,  -er,  -ing,  spent,  spend'- 
thrift,  spend' -all,  spend'ing- 
mon  ey. 

Spen'ser,    Eng.    poet,    -se'ri  an. 

sperm,  -ol'o  gy,  -o  gist,  -o  log'- 
ic  al,  sperm' -ball,  -bias'' to  derm, 
-blas''tu  la,  -cell,  -ker  nel,  -mor^- 
u  la,  -nu  cle  us,  -oil,  -rope, 
-whale. 

sper'ma  ce'tJ,    -oil,    -whale. 

spetch. 

spew    (spu),   -er,  -ing,   -y,  spewed. 


Spey    (spa),    r.    Scot. 

Spey'er  or  Spei'er  (spi'er  or  spir), 
c.    Bav. 

Spe'zi  a    (spa'dze  a),    t.    It. 

Spez'zi  a  (spet'se  a),  isl.  and  gulf, 
Greece. 

sphe'noid,    -noid'al. 

sphere,  -less,  spher'al,  sphgr'ic, 
-ic  al,  -al  ly,  -al  ness,  sphe  ric'- 
i  ty,  -roid,  -roid'al,  -al  ly, 
sphere'-crys  tals,    -yeast. 

sphgr'ule  (sfer'ool  or  -ul),  -u  lar, 
-u  late,    -u  lite,    -llt'ic. 

sphinc'ter  (sfink'-),  -ter  al,  -ter- 
ate,    -ter'ic,    -te'ri  al. 

sphinx,  pi.  sphinx'es  or  sphin'ges 
(-jez),  Sphinx,  Myth.,  sphinx'- 
moth. 

spice,  -ful,  spiced,  spi'cer,  -cer  y, 
-ci  ly,  -ci  ness,  -cing,  -cy, 
spice'ber  ry,    -bush,    -wood. 

spice'-ap  pie,  -box,  -cake,  -mill, 
-nut,    -shop,    -tree. 

spick,   -and-span, 

spi'cose,  -cous,  -c6s'i  ty,  -ci  form, 
spi  cif'er  ous. 

spk'ule  (spik'-),  -u  lar,  -u  late, 
-u  lous,  spic'ule-sheath. 

spi'der,  -y,  spi'der  flow  er,  -work, 
-wort. 

spi'der-ant,  -band,  -bug,  -catch- 
er, -cells,  -cot,  -crab,  -div^er, 
-eat  er,  -fly,  -hel  met,  -hunt  er, 
-legs,  -line,  -mite,  -mon  key, 
-net,  -or  chis,  -shell,  -stitch, 
-wasp,    -web,    -wheel. 

Spie'gel,    Ger.    orient. 

spie'gel,  -gel  ei'sen  (-z6n),  ~gel- 
erz   (-erts),    spie'gel =i  ron. 

spie'ler. 

Spiel'ha  gen,    Ger,    novelist. 

Spiess,    Ger.    painter. 

spJg'ot,    -joint,    -pot. 

spike,  -let,  -nard  {or  spik'nard), 
spik'er,  -ing,  -y,  spiked,  spike'- 
bill,  a  duck,  -fish,  -horn,  a 
deer,  -nose,  a  fish,  -tail,  a 
duck,    -worm. 

spike' -ex  tract  or,  -grass,  -horn, 
a  horn,  -lav  en  der,  -ma  chine, 
-nail,  -oil,  -plank,  -rush,  -shell, 
-tac  kle,  -tailed,  -team,  spike'- 
nard-tree. 


not,  nor,  use,  iip,  lirn,  etude,  food,  fdot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  BaCh. 


spile 


540 


splittail 


spile,  spiled,  spll'ing,  spile'- 
bor  er,    «hole. 

spill,  -er,  -ing,  spilled  or  spilt, 
spill' way. 

spill' -case,  -chan  nel,  -stream, 
-trough,    spill'ing-line. 

spin,  -ner,  -ner  et,  -ner  ule,  -ner  y, 
-ning,    -stress,    spun. 

rpin'ning -frame,  -head,  -jack, 
-jen  ny,  -ma  chine,  -mill,  -mite, 
-or  gan,  -roll  er,  -spi  der,  -wheel, 
-wort. 

spin'ach    or   -age    (-aj    or   -ej). 

Spi  naz'zo  la  (spe  nat'so  la),  t.  It. 

spin'dle,  -died,  -dling,  -dly,  spin'- 
dle  legs,  a  person,  -shanks,  a 
person,  -tail,  a  duck,  -worm. 

spin'dle -cat^a  ract,  -cell,  -celled, 
-lathe,  -legs,  slender,  -legged, 
-shanked,  -shanks,  legs,  -shaped, 
-shell,  -step,  -stromb,  -tree,  -valve, 
-whorl. 

spin'drift. 

spine,  -less,  spined,  spi'nal,  -nate, 
-nes'cent,  spin'y,  -i  ness,  spine'- 
back,  a  fish,  -bel  ly,  a  fish, 
-bill,  a  bird,  -foot,  a  lizard,  -tail, 
a  bird,  spine'-armed,  -bear  er, 
spin  y-eel,  -finned,  -skinned. 

spin'na  ker,  -boom. 

spin'ney  or  -ny. 

spi'node,  -nose,  -nose  ly,  -nous, 
-nos'i  ty,  spi'node -curve,   -torse. 

Spi  no'za  (spe-),  Dutch  philos., 
-no'zism,  -zist,  -zis'tic. 

spin'ster,  -dom,  -hood,  -ship. 

splr'a  cle  {or  spir'-),  spi  rac'u  lar, 
-u  late. 

spi  rae'a,   Spi  rae'a,   Bot.  genus. 

spi'rant,  -ra'tion. 

spire,  M.,  spired,  spi'ral,  -ral  ly, 
-r^l'i  ty,  spir'y,  spi'ral  tail,  a 
bird,  spire' -bear  er,  -light,  -stee- 
ple. 

spire,  v.,  spired,  spir'ing. 

spir'it,  -ed,  -ed  ly,  -ed  ness,  -ing, 
-ism,  -ist,  -is'tic,  -less,  -less  ly, 
-less  ness,  -ous,  -ous  ness,  spi- 
ri  to' so  (spe're  to'so),  spir'it  leaf, 
a  plant,  -weed. 

spir'it -back,  -blue,  -brown,  -but- 
ter fly,  -duck,  -gum,  -lamp, 
-lev  el,        -mer  chant,        -me  ter, 


-rap  per,  -rap^ping,  -room,  -stir- 
ring, -world. 

spJr'it  u  al,  -ism,  -ist,  -is'tic,  -al- 
ly, -al'i  ty,  -al  ize,  -ized,  -i^zer, 
-i^zing,  -i  za'tion,  -al  ness,  -it  u- 
ous,  -ous  ness,  spir  it  u  elle' 
(spe^re'td6  el'). 

spi'ro  graph. 

spi  rom'e  ter,  -e  try,  -ro  met'ric, 
-ro  phore. 

spit,  -ter,  -ting,  spit'ball,  -box,  -fire. 

spit' -bug,  -curl,  -deep,  -poi  son, 
-rack,  -stick  er,  -ven^om,  spit'- 
ting-snake. 

spite,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful  ness,  spit'- 
ed,  -ing,  -toon'. 

spit'tle,  -tly,  spit'tle-fly,  -in  sect, 
-of-the-stars,  a  plant. 

spitz,    -flulo     -kas  ten,    spitz-dog. 

splanch'nic  (splank'nik),  splanch- 
nog'ra  pher,  -ra  phy,  -no  graph'- 
ic  al,  -nol'o  gy,  -o  gist,  -no  log'- 
ic  al. 

splash,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  splashed, 
splash' -board,  -dam,  -wing. 

splat'ter,  -ing,  -tered,  splat'ter- 
dash,  splat'ter-faced. 

Splay,  -er,  -ing,  splayed,  splay'foot, 
a  person,  splay' -foot,  a  foot, 
-footed,  -mouth,  -mouthed. 

spleen,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ish,  -ish  ly, 
-ish  ness,  -less,  -y,  sple  nal'gi  g., 
-nal'gic,  spleen'wort,  spleen'-pulp, 
-stone. 

splen'dent,  -did,  -did  ly,  -did- 
ncss,    -dor,    -dor  ous. 

sple  nfit'ic  {or  splen'e  tic),  -ic  al, 
-al  ly,    splen'ic. 

sple  nl'tis,    -nit'ic. 

splice,  spliced,  spli'cer,  -cing, 
splice'-graft'ing,  -piece,  spli'cing- 
fid,    -ham  mer,    -shac'kle. 

spline,  splined,  splin'ing-ma- 
chine. 

splint,  -age,  splint' -bone,  -bot- 
tomed, -box,  -coal,  -ma  chine, 
-plane,    s.    ar  mor,    s.    band^age. 

splin'ter,  -ing,  -y,  -tered,  splin'ter- 
bar,    -bone,    -net  ting,    -proof. 

split,  -ful,  -ter,  -ting,  split'beak,  a 
bird,  -feet,  animals,  -foot,  Satan, 
-mouth,  a  fish,  -tail,  a  duck;  a 
fish. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    m^t,    her,   ice,   in,    note. 


splitback 


541 


springhalt 


split'=back,  a.,  -bot  tomed,  -bril- 
liant, =har  ncss,  -new,  -tongued, 
split'ting  =knife,  -ma  chine,  -saw, 
split  dy^na  mom'e  ter,  s.  in  fin'- 
i  tive,  s.  phase,  s.  staves,  s. 
stuff. 

splotch,  -y. 

splurge,  splurg'y,  -ing,  splurged. 

splut'ter,  -er,  -ing,  -tered. 

spoil,  -a  ble,  -age,  -er,  -ing, 
spoiled  or  spoilt,  spoils'man, 
-mon  ger,  s.  sys^tem,  spoiK- 
bank,    -five,    -pa  per,    -sport. 

spoke,  v.,  spo'ken,  spokes'man. 

Spoke,  n.,  =au  ger,  -bone,  -driv^- 
ing,  -gage,  -lathe,  -planning, 
-point  er,  -pol  ish  ing,  -set  ter, 
-shave,  -siz^ing,  -ten  on  ing, 
-throat  ing,  -trim  mer,  -turn  ing, 
spok'ing-ma  chine. 

spo'li  ate,  -a^ted,  -a''ting,  -active, 
-a''tor,    -to^ry,    -a  ry,    -a'tion. 

spSn'dee,   -da'ic,   -ic  al. 

sp6n'dyl. 

sponge  (spunj),  sponged,  spon'ger, 
-ging>  -gi  form,  -gy,  "gi  ness, 
sponge'wood,  a  plant. 

sponge'-an  i  mal'cule,  -bar,  -cake, 
-cov  er,  -crab,  =cu  cum  ber,  -cup, 
-div'ing,  -farm  er,  -fish  er,  -fish- 
er y,  -glass,  -gourd,  -hook,  -moth, 
-spic  ule,  -tongs, -tree,  spon'ging- 
house,  spon'gy-pu  bes^cent,  -vil- 
lous. 

spon  gSl'o  gy,  -o  gist,  -go  log'ic  al. 

spSn'sion,  -al. 

spSn'son. 

sp6n'sor,   -ship,    -so'ri  al. 

spon  ta'ne  ous,  -ous  ly,  -ous  ness, 
-ta  ne'i  ty. 

spook,  -ish,  -y. 

spool,  -stand,  spool'-cot  ton, 
-hold  er,  -la  bel  ing,  spool'ing- 
ma  chine,    -wheel. 

spoon,  -ful,  -y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness,  -ing, 
spooned. 

spoon'beak,  a  bird,  -bill,  a  bird, 
-flow  er,  a  plant,  -tail,  a  crusta- 
cean, -wood,  a  tree,  -worm,  -wort. 

spoon' -bait,  -billed,  -bit,  -chis  el, 
-drift,  -fash  ion,  -gouge,  -hold- 
er, -hook,  -man,  -meat,  -net, 
-oar,    -saw,     -shaped,    -vict  uals. 


spoor,  -er,  -ing,  spoored. 

spo  rad'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  -al  ness, 
spo'ral. 

spore,  spor'ous,  spor'ule,  -u  lar, 
-u  late,  -u  la'tion,  spore' -cap- 
sule, -case,  -cell,  -for  ma^tion, 
-group,  -plasm,  -sac. 

sport,  -er,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful  ness, 
-ing,  -ing  ly,  -ive,  -ive  ly,  -ive- 
ness,  -less,  -ling,  sports'man. 
sports'man  like,  -man  ship, 

sports'wom  an,  sport'ing-book, 
-house. 

spot,  -ted,  -ted  ness,  -ter,  -ting, 
-ty,  -ti  ness,  -less,  -less  ly,  -less- 
ness,  spot'neck,  a  bird,  -rump,  a 
bird,  spot'-ball,  -lens,  -stitch, 
spot'ted-tree,  spot'ted  bass. 

spouse  (spouz),  -less,  spous'al. 

Spout,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -less,  spout'- 
fish,  spout' -hole,  -shell. 

sprag,  -ging,  spragged,  sprag'-road. 

sprain,  -ing,  sprained. 

Sprat,  -ted,  -ter,  -ting,  sprat'-bar- 
ley,   -bor  er,    -day,    -loon,    -mew. 

sprawl,  -er,  -ing,  sprawled. 

spray,  -er,  -ing,  -ey,  sprayed. 

spray' -board,  -drain,  -in  stru- 
ment,  -noz  zle,  spray'ing-ma- 
chine. 

spread,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  spread'- 
ea  gle,    =ea  gle  ism. 

spread'ing-ad  der,  -board,  -frame, 
-fur  nace,  -ham  mer,  -ma  chine, 
-ov  en,    -plate. 

sprec'kled. 

Spree  (spray),  r.  Ger. 

spree,  -ing,  spreed. 

sprew  (sproo). 

sprig,  -ging,  -gy,  sprigged,  sprig'- 
tail,  a  duck,  sprig'-bolt,  -crys- 
tal, -tailed. 

spright'ly,   -li  ness. 

spring,  -er,  -ing,  -less,  -let,  -like, 
-y,  -i  ness,  sprang  or  sprung, 
sprung,  p.  p. 

spring'bok,  a  gazel,  -tail,  an  insect, 
-tide,  a  season,  -time,  -worm, 
-wort. 

spring'-back,  -band,  -bar,  -beam, 
-beau  ty,  -bee  tie,  -bell,  -block, 
-board,  -box,  -buck,  -flood,  -fly, 
-fore  lock,     -gun,     -haas,     -halt, 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  iirn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


spring  hammer 


542 


squawking'thrush 


-ham  mer,  »hang  er,  -head, 
-hook,  -house,  -jack,  -latch,  -lig- 
a  ment,  -line,  -lock,  -net,  -oys- 
ter, -pad  lock,  -pawl,  -plank, 
-pole,  -shac  kle,  -stay,  -stud, 
-tailed,  -tide,  a  tide,  -wa  ter, 
-weir. 

spring'  bal  ance,  s.  bed,  s.  car- 
riage, s.  cart,  s.  cress,  s.  cro'cus, 
s.  fe'ver,  s.  mat  tress,  s.  punch, 
s.  search  er,  s.  tool,  s.  trap, 
s.    valve,  s.    wag  on, 

spring'ing-bee  tie,  -course,  -hairs, 
-line,  -tool,  -wall. 

springe,  springed,  springe'ing, 
sprin'gle. 

sprin'kle,  -kled,  -kler,  -kling. 

sprint,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  sprint' -race, 
-run  ner. 

sprit,  -ty,  sprit'sail,  -tail,  a  duck. 

sprite,   sprit'ish  ly. 

spr6ck'et,  -wheel. 

sprout,  -ed,  -ing,  sprout' -cell, 
-chain,  -gem^ma  (-jem'-),  -ger- 
mi  na^tion. 

Spruce,  -ly,  -ness,  spruced,  spru'- 
cing. 

spruce' -duff,  -fir,  -grouse,  -gum, 
-o  cher,  -par  tridge,  -pine,  s. 
beer. 

sprue,    -hole. 

spruit    (sproit). 

spry,    -er,    -est. 

spud,    -ded,    -ding,    -dy. 

spud'dle,    -died,    -dling. 

spume,  spumed,  spum'ing,  -y, 
-i  ness,  -ous,  spu  mes'cent, 
-cence,    -mif'er  ous,    -mose'. 

spun,  -out,  a.,  -yarn,  s.  silk,  s. 
sil'ver. 

spunk,    -y. 

spur,  -rer,  -ri  er,  -ring,  -ry,  -less, 
spurred,  spur'fiow  er,  -way, 
-wing,    a   bird,    -wort. 

spur' -bun  ting,  -fowl,  -gall, 
-gall  y,  =gear  ing,  -hawk, 

-heeled,  -leath  er,  -legged,  -pep- 
per, -prun^ing,  -roy  al,  -shell, 
-shore,  -track,  -tree,  -wheel, 
-winged. 

spurge,  -wort,  -creep  er,  -flax, 
-lau  rel,  -net  tie,    -ol  ive. 

spu'ri  ous,    -ly,    -ness. 


spur'ling-line. 

spurn,  -er,  -ing,  spurned,  spurn'- 
wa  ter. 

spurt,    -ed,    -er,    -ing. 

Spurz'heim  (spoorts'-),  Ger. 
phrenologist. 

sputch'eon. 

sput'ter,    -er,    -ing,    -tered. 

spH'ium,    pi.    -ta. 

spy,  -ing,  -ism,  spied,  spy'boat, 
-craft,  spy' -glass,  -hole,  -mon- 
ey. 

squab  (skwob),  -bing,  -bish,  -by, 
squabbed,  squab'-chick,  squab- 
pie. 

squab'ble,    -bled,    -bier,    -bling, 

squ3.c'co. 

squad    (skwod),    -ded,    -ding. 

squad'ron,    -ing,    -roned. 

squail,    -er,    -ing,    squalled. 

Squd'li. 

squal'id  (skwol'-),  -ly,  -ness, 
squa  Hd'i  ty,  squal'or  (skwol'- 
or    squa'lor) . 

squall,    -er,    -y,    squalled. 

squam    (skwom),    -duck. 

squd'ma,    -mate,    -ma'tion,    -mous. 

squan'der  (skwon'-),  -er,  -ing, 
-ing  ly,    -dered. 

square,  -ly,  -ness,  squared, 
squar'er,  -ing,  square'head,  a 
person,  -man,  one  who  uses  a 
square,    -sail,    -spot,    a    moth. 

square' -built,  -flip  per,  a  seal, 
-leg,  -spot,  a.,  -stern,  a  boat, 
-toes,  a  person,  squar'ing- 
boards,  -plow,  -shears,  square 
coup  ling,  s.  end,  s.  knot,  s.  man, 
an  upright  man,  s.  meas'ure, 
s.  num'ber,  s.  root,  s.  rule. 

squash  (skwosh),  -er,  -ing,  -y, 
-i  ness. 

squash' -bee  tie,  -bor  cr,  -bug, 
-gourd,    -mel  on,    -vine. 

squat  (skwot),  -tage,  -ted,  -ter, 
-ting,  -ty,  squat'-snipe,  -tag, 
squat'ting-pill. 

squaw,  -fish,  -root,  a  plant,  -weed. 

squaw' 'ber  ry,  -duck,  -huc^kle- 
ber  ry,    -man,    -mint,    -vine. 

squawk,  -er,  -ing,  squawked, 
squawk'-duck,  squawk'ing- 

thrush. 


fate,   fit,    far,    fall,    fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


squeak 


543 


stalactitiform 


squeak,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -y,  -i  ly, 

-let,    squeaked. 
squeal,    -er,    -ing,    squealed. 
squeam'ish,    -ish  ly,    -ish  ness. 
squee'gee,    -ing. 
squeeze,     squeez'a  ble,     -a  bil'i  ty, 

-er,    -ing,    squeezed,    squeez'ing- 

box. 
squelch,    -ing,    squelched, 
sque  league'. 

squib,    -bing,    -bish,    squibbed. 
squid,     -ded,     -ding,     squid' =fork, 

-hound,    -jig,    -jig  ger,    -throw  er. 
Squier    (skwir),    Amer.    archaeol. 
squig'gle,    -gled,    -gUng. 
squil'gee,    -ing,     -geed,    squil'gee- 

tog  gle. 
squill,    -fish. 
squint,     -ed,     -er,     -ing,     -ing  ly, 

squint'-eyed,    -mind  ed. 
squire,    -hood,    -ling,    -ly,    squired, 

squlr'ing,       squire'arch       (-ark), 

-arch  al,    -arch  y. 
squirm,    -ing,    squirmed. 
squir'rfel    (skwer'-    or    skwKr'-    or 

skwur'-),    -cup,    a   plant,    -tail,   a 

grass. 
squir'rel-bot,    -corn,    -fish,    -grass, 

-hake,     -hawk,     -le  mur,     -lock, 

-mon  key,     -mouse,     -pe  tau^rist, 

-pha  lan^ger,    -shrew. 
squirt     (skwert),     -ed,     -er,     -ing, 

squirt' -gun. 
Sri'na  gar'    (sre'-),    dist.    India. 
stab,    -ber,    -bing,    -bing  ly,    -wort, 

stabbed,  stab'bing-ma  chine, 

-press. 
Sta'hat    Md'ier. 
stdb'il  ize,     -ized,    -i'  zing,    -I  za'- 

tion,      sta'ble,      -ble  ness,      -bly, 

-bil'i  ty. 
sta'ble,    -bled,    -bier,    -bUng,    sta'- 
ble man. 
Sta'ble -boy,      -call,      -fly,      -room, 

-stand. 
side  cd'to,     -ca  lis' si  mo. 
std'chis    (-kis). 
Sta'chys    (-kis),    Bih. 
stack,    -age,    -er,    -ing,    stacked. 
stack'-bor  er,      -fun  nel,      -guard, 

-room,    -stand,    -yard. 
stack'ing-band,     -belt,     -d6r  rick, 

-stage. 


stad'dle,     -died,     -dling,     stad'dle- 

roof,    -stand. 
Sta'dg,    c.    Prus. 
stade,  a  furlong;  a  wharf. 
stad'hold'er     or     stadt'-     (stat'-), 

-er  ate,    -er  ship. 
standi  um,  pi.  -di  a,  sta  dl  om'e  ter. 
staff,  pi.  staves  {or  stavz),   a  pole 

or   cane;    a   character   in   music; 

staffs,    military    officers;    a"  body 

of  assistants,     staffed. 
staff'-an  gle,       -bead,       -cap  tain, 

-com  mand'er,     -de  gree,     -du  ty, 

-herd  ing,    -hole,    -man,    -no  tac- 
tion, -of  fi  cer,  -ser  geant, 

-stone,    -sur  geon,    -tree,    -vine. 
stag,    -ging,    stagged,    stag'bush,    a 

plant,   -hound. 
stag' -bee  tie,         -dance,         -e  vil, 

-head  ed,    -horn,    -par  ty,    -stick, 

-tick,    -worm,    stag's -horn. 
Stage,    staged,    sta'ging,    -ger,    -gy, 

stage'wright. 
stage'-box,       -car  riage,       -coach, 

-craft,  -driv'er,  -fe  ver,   -for  ceps, 

-hand,    -house,    -man''a  ger,    -mi- 

crom''e  ter,  -plate,  -play,  -play  er, 

-set  ter,    -struck,    -wag  on. 
stage'     di  rec'tion,     s.     door,     s. 

ef  feet,     s.     fright,     s.     right,     s. 

wait,    s.    whis  per. 
stag'ger,  -er,   -ing,   -ing  ly,   -gered, 

stag'ger  bush,     a     plant,     -wort, 

stag'ger-grass. 
StSg'I  rite    (staj'-),    name    applied 

to   Aristotle. 
st&g'nant,      -ly,      -nan  cy,      -nate, 

-na'ted,   -na'ting,   -na'tion. 
stahV  spiel. 

staid,    sober;    grave,    -ly,    -ness. 
stain,  -a  ble,   -er,   -ing,   -less,   -less- 

ly,    stained. 
stdir,    -beak,    a   bird,    -case,    -way, 

stair'-foot,     -head,     -rod,     -wire, 

stair'case -shell. 
Stake,  staked,  stak'er,  -ing,  stake'- 

hold  er. 
stake'-boat,  -driv'er,  -head,  -hook, 

-i  ron,     -net,     -net  ter,     -pock  et, 

-pull  er,    -rest. 
sta  lac'tite,    -tinted,      -tic,     -tic  al, 

-ti  form,        stal  ac  tit'ic,        -ic  al, 

-tit'i  form. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  Badi. 


stalagmite 


544 


stationed 


sta  lag'mite,  stal  ag  mit'ic,  -ic  a), 
-al  ly,     -ag  mom'e  ter. 

stale,  -ly,  -ness,  stale'mate,  -ma- 
ted,   -ma  ting. 

stalk  (stawk),  -er,  -ing,  -less,  -let, 
-y,    stalked. 

stalk' «b6r  er,  -cut  ter,  -eyed, 
■=pull  er,   stalk'ing -horse. 

stall,  -age,  -er,  -ing,  stalled, 
stall'man. 

stair -board,  -fed,  -feed,  -plate, 
-read  er. 

stai'lion    (-yun). 

stal'wart,    -ism,    -ly,    -ness. 

sta'men,  pi.  sta'mens,  Bot., 
stSm'i  na,  threads,  stam'i  nal, 
-nate,      -na^ted,      -na''ting,      sta- 


-er,       -ing,       -ing  ly. 


-note, 
-ma- 


-still. 
-off  ish, 


min'e  ous 
stam'mer, 

-mered. 

stamp,    -age,    -er,    -ing,    stamped. 
stamp' -af  fix  er,     -al  bum,     -bat 

ter  y,     -block,     -book,     -can  eel 

ler,     -col  lect  ing,     -dis  trib'u  ter 

-du  ty,    -ham  mer,    -head,    -ma 

chine,    -mill,    -mois''ten  er. 

-of  fice,    stamp'ing-ground, 

chine,    -mill,    -press. 
sta.m  pede',    -ped'ed,    -ing. 
stanch    or   staunch,    -er,    -ing 

-less,    -ness,    stanched. 
stin'chion    (-shun),    «gun. 
stand,      -er,      -ing,      -ish, 

stand'by,    -point; 
Stand' -gall,     -off, 

-rest>    -up. 
stand'ing -cypress,  -ground,  -press 

-room,    -stool. 
stand'ard,  -ize,  -ized,  -I'zex, 

-\  za'tion, 

bird. 
stand'ard -bear  er, 

-knee. 

stand'er,    -by,    -grass,    -wort. 
Stan  is  lau'    (-lou'),    t.    Aust. 
Stan  !s  laus'    (-lou'),    co.    Cal. 
st&n'za,     pi.     -zas     (-zaz),     -zaed, 

-za'ic. 
sta'ple,    -pled,    -pier,    -pling,    sta'- 

ple-house,    -punch,    -right. 
star,    -less,    -let,    -like,    -lit,    -ring, 

-ry,    -ri  ness,   starred. 
star'beam,    -blind,    -board,    -bush, 


-ly, 


stood. 


-pipe, 


-I'zmg, 


stand'ard  wing, 

'bread,    -grass. 


-craft,  -finch,  -fish,  -flow  er, 
-fruit,  -light,  -nose,  a  mole, 
-shine,  -tail,  a  bird,  -throat,  a 
bird,    -ward,    -wort. 

star'-an  i  mal,  -an  ise,  -ap  pie, 
-bear  er,  -blast  ing,  -bright,  a., 
-buz  zard,  -cap  si  cum,  -cat  a- 
logue,  -cham'ber,  -clus  ter, 
-crossed,  -di  a  mond,  -drift, 
-dust,  -fac  et,  'gage,  "gaze, 
-gaz^er,  -gaz^ing,  -goose  ber  ry, 
-grass,  -head,  -hy  a  cinth,  -liz- 
ard, -map,  -mold  ing,  -mouthed, 
-net  ting,  -nosed,  -pep  per,  =pile, 
-pine,  -proof,  -reed,  -row  el, 
-ru  by,  -sap  phire,  -sax  i  frage, 
-scaled,  -shake,  -shell,  -shoot, 
-shot,  -slough  (-sluf),  -span''- 
gled,  -spot  ted,  -stone,  -this  tie, 
-trap,  -worm,  star'fish-flow  er, 
star-of-Beth  le  hem,  a  plant, 
-of -night,  a  plant,  -of -the -earth, 
a    plant. 

star'   fort,   s.   pa  goMa,   s.   wheel. 

starch,  -er,  -ing,  -ly,  -ness,  -cd- 
ly,  -ed  ness,  -y,  -i  ness,  starched, 
starch'root,    a    plant. 

starch'-cel  lu  lose,  -gum,  -hy  a- 
cinth,    -ma  chine,    -star,    -su  gar. 

stare,  stared,  star'ing,   -ing  ly,   -er. 

stark,    -ly,    -ness,   stark'   na  ked. 

star'ling. 

star'ost,    -OS  ty. 

start,    -ed,    -er,    -ing. 

start'ing-bar,  -bolt,  -en  gine, 
-place,  -point,  -post,  -valve, 
-wheel. 

Star'tle,  -tied,  start'ler,  -ling, 
-ling  ly. 

starve,  -ling,  starv'er,  -ing, 
starved,    starve-a  ere,    a   plant. 

state,  -less,  -ly,  -li  ly,  -li  ness, 
-ment,  stat'ed,  -ed  ly,  -ing, 
state'craft,  -hood,  -room,  states'- 
man,  -man  like,  -man  ly,  -man- 
ship,  -wom  an,  state-house, 
-mon  ger,  -so  cial  ism,  -so  cial- 
ist,    states-gen  er  al. 

Stat'en   Is'land,   isl.    N.  Y. 

stath'mo  graph. 

stat'ic,    -al,    -al  ly,    -ics. 

sta'tion,  -al,  -a  ry,  -a  ri  ness,  -ing, 
-tioned. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice,    In,    note, 


station=bill 


545 


stench'trap 


Sta'tion-bill,  »cal  en  dar,  -er^ror, 
'house,  »in  di  ca  tor,  -mas  ter, 
^me  ter,    -point  er,    -pole,    -staff. 

sta'tion  er,    -er  y. 

sta  tis'tic,  -al,  -al  ly,  -tics,  stat^- 
is  ti'cian  (-tish'an),   -is  tol'o  gy. 

stat'or. 

st3.t'ue,  -u  k  ry,  -ued,  -u  ing, 
-u  esque',  -esque'ly,  -esque'ness, 
-u  ette',  stat'u  a  ry-brass,  -cast- 
ing,   stat'ue   dress. 

stat'ure,    -ured. 

std'tus,  std'tus  in  quo',  std'tus 
quo'. 

stit'ute,  -u  ta  ble,  -ta  bly,  -u  to^- 
ry,    stat'ute-book,    -fair,    -roll. 

stave,  w.,  pL  staves;  stave,  v., 
staved  or  stove,  stav'er,  -ing, 
stave' wood,    a    tree. 

stave'-bend  er,  -bil  ging,  -cham- 
fer ing,  -croz  ing,  -cut  ter, 
-dress  ing,  -how  el  ling,  -joint- 
er, -planning,  -rime,  -riv  ing, 
-saw  ing,    -set  ter,    -tank  ard. 

stav'er,  -ers,  -er  wort. 

stay,  -er,  -ing,  -less,  stayed  or 
staid,  stay'busk,  -cord,  -lace, 
-mak'er,    -sail. 

stay'-bar,  -bolt,  -chain,  -end, 
-foot,  -gage,  -hole,  -hook,  -light, 
-pile,  -plow,  -rod,  -tac  kle, 
-wedge,   stay-at-home,   a   person. 

st&ad. 

stfiad'fast    or   sted'-,    -ly,    -ness. 

stfiad'y,  -ing,  -i  ly,  -i  ness,  -i  er, 
stead'y-go  ing. 

steak,    -crush'er,    -mash  er. 

steal,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  stole,  sto'- 
len  (-In),  stealth,  -y,  -i  ly, 
-i  ness. 

steam,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  -i  ness, 
steamed,  steam'boat  ing,  steam'- 
ship. 

steam'-at^om  i  zer,  -blow  er, 

-boil  er,  -box,  -brake,  -car, 
-car  riage,  -case,  -cham  ber, 
-chest,  -chim  ney,  -cock,  -coil, 
-col  or,  -crane,  -cut  ter,  -cyF- 
in  der,  -dome,  -dredg  er,  -en- 
gine, -ex''ca  va  tor,  -foun  tain, 
-gage,  -gas,  -gen''er  a  tor,  -gov- 
ern or,  -gun,  -ham  mer,  -heat, 
-hoist,      -house,      -jack  et,      -jet. 


-jomt, 
-launch, 


-ket  tie,  -kitch  en, 

-mo  tor,  -nav  i  ga^tion, 
-na  vy,  -or  gan,  -ov  en,  -pack- 
et, -pan,  -pipe,  -plow,  -port, 
-pow  er,  -press,  -print  ing,  -pro- 
peFler,  -pump,  -raMi  a  tor, 
-ram,  -reg^u  la  tor,  -room, 
-space,  -ta  ble,  -tank,  -tight, 
-toe,  -trap,  -tug,  -valve,  -ves  sel, 
-wag  on,  -wheel,  -whis  tie, 
-winch,  -worm,  -yacht,  steam'er- 
cap,  -duck. 

steam'boat,  -bug,  -coal,  -rolls, 
-screen. 

ste'a  rin,  -a  rate,  -ar'ic,  ste'a  rin- 
press. 

Ste'a  tite,   -tit'ic. 

steed,  -less. 

steel,  -ing,  -y,  -i  ness,  -i  fy,  -fy- 
ing,    -fied,    -fl  ca'tion,    steeled. 

steel'boy,  -head,  a  duck;  a  trout, 
-mas  ter,    -ware,    -work,    -yard. 

steel' -blue,  -bow,  a.,  -clad,  -en- 
grav  ing,  -finch,  -mill,  -ore, 
-press,    -saw,    -work  er,    -works. 

steen,  -bok,  -kirk. 

steep,  -en,  -er,  -ing,  -ly,  -ness, 
steeped,  steep'weed,  -wort,  steep'- 
down,  -grass,  -to,  -tub,  -up, 
-wa  ter. 

stee'ple,  -pled,  stee'ple  bush,  a 
plant,  -chase,  -chas'er,  -top,  a 
whale. 

stee'ple -crowned,  -en  gine,  -hunt- 
ing, -jack,  s.  hat. 

steer,  -a  ble,  -age,  -age  way,  -er, 
-ing,        steers'man,        -man  ship. 

steer'ing-ap  pa  ra'tus,  -com  pass, 
-gear,  -sail,  -wheel. 

steeve,  steeved,  steev'ing. 

Stein'ber  ger,   a  wine. 

stein'bok  or  -bock.     See  steenhok. 

ste'le,   ste'lar. 

stel'la,  -lar,  -la  ry,  -late,  -late  ly, 
-la  ted,    -lu  lar,    -lu  late. 

stel'ler,  the  sea-cow. 

stem,  -mer,  -mer  y,  -ming,  -less, 
-let,  -son,  stemmed. 

stem' -char  ac  ter,  -clasp  ing, 

-climb  er,  -eel  worm,  -head, 
-knee,  -leaf,  -piece,  -sick  ness, 
-stitch,    -wind  er,    s.    end. 

stench,  -y,  stench' -pipe,  -trap. 


n6t,  n6r,  use,  ftp,  tarn,  etiide,  food,  fdot,  anger,  bonmot,  ttius,  Badi. 
35 


stencil 


546 


stilt -walker 


sten'cil,  -died  or  -cilled,  -cil  ing 
or   -ling,    -cil  er   or   -ler. 

Sten'cil -cut  ter,    »pen,    'plate. 

sten'o  graph,  -graph'ic,  -ic  al, 
-al  ly,  ste  nog'ra  pher,  -phist, 
-phy. 

sten'o  pa'ic. 

stfin'o  type,  -ty'py,  -typ'ic  (-tip'-), 
-o  te  leg'ra  phy. 

sten'ter,  a  machine. 

sten'tor,  a  person  with  a  loud  voice; 
a  howling  monkey;  a  species  of 
Infusoria,     sten  to'ri  an. 

step,  -per,  -ping,  stepped. 

step'bairn,  -brotti  er,  -child, 
-daugh  ter,  -farther,  -moth  er, 
-moth  er  ly,    -sis  ter,    -son. 

step'-back,  a.,  -bit,  -box,  -coun- 
try, -cov  er,  -cut,  -dame, 
-dance,  -fault,  -gage,  -grate,  -lad- 
der, -par  ent,  -stone,  -vein, 
step'ping-point,  -stone. 

Stgph'a  nis.  Bib. 

steph'a  ne,    a   head-dress,    -a  nos. 

Steph'ano  (stgf-),  Shak.,  Tem- 
pest. 

Ste'phen  (-vn),  Bih. 

steppe  (st6p),  a  level  treeless  plain. 

stere  {or  star). 

stfir'e  6  gram,  -o  graph,  -grSph'- 
ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  -og'ra  phy, 
-om'e  ter,  -e  try,  -o  met'ric  al, 
-al  ly. 

stfer'e  6  scope  {or  ste're-),  -sc6p'- 
ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  -sco''pist  {or 
-6s'co  pist),  -sccKpy  {or  -6s'co- 
py),    -6p'ti  con. 

stfir'e  6  type  {or  ste'-),  -typed, 
-ty'per,  -per  y,  -ty'ping,  -pist, 
-py,    -pog'ra  pher,    -ra  phy. 

stfir'e  6  type -block,  -found'ry, 

-met  al,    s.    plate. 

stgr'Ile,  -il  ize,  -ized,  -i'zing, 
-I  za'tion,    ste  rll'i  ty. 

ster'ling. 

stern,  -ly,  -most,  -ness,  stern'way, 
-ward. 

stern' -board,  -cap,  -chase,  -chas- 
er, -fast,  -frame,  -gal  ler  y, 
-hook,  -knee,  -port,  -post,  -sheets, 
-wheeFer. 

ster'num,  pi.  ster'na  or  -nums, 
-nal. 


st^r'tor,  -ous  or  -to'ri  ous,  -tor- 
ous  ly  or  -to'ri  ous  ly,  -ous  ness 
or  -to'ri  ous  ness. 

stet,  -ted,  -ting. 

stfith'o  graph,  -graph'ic,  -o  scope, 
-scop'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  -o  sc6''py 
{or  ste  thos'-),  -o  sco''pist  {or 
ste  thos'-),    ste  thom'e  ter. 

St6t  tin'   (-ten'),   c.   Prus. 

ste've  dore. 

stew  (stu),  -ing,  stewed,  stew' -pan, 
-pond,  -pot. 

stew'ard  (stu'-),  -ess,  -ly,  -ship. 

sthe  ni'a,  sthen'ic,  sthen'o  chire 
(-kir). 

stich  (stik),  a  verse;  a  line  in  the 
Scriptures;  a  rank  or  row,  -ic, 
-o  man  cy,  -o  met'ric,  -ric  al, 
sti  chom'e  try    (-kom'-). 

sti  cha'ri  on   (-ka'-),    pi.    -ri  a. 

stick,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  -i  ness,  stuck, 
stick'seed,  a  plant,  -tail,  a  duck, 
-tight,  a  weed. 

stick' -bait,  -bug,  -cul  ture,  -han- 
dle, -hel  met,  -in  sect,  -lac, 
-play,  stick'ing-place,  -plas  ter, 
-point. 

stic'kle,  -kled,  -kler,  -kling,  -kly, 
stic'kle  back,    a   fish,    -bag. 

stiff,  -en,  -ened,  -en  er,  -en  ing, 
-ly,  -ness,  stiff 'tail,  a  duck,  stiff' - 
borne,          -heart  ed,  -necked, 

-necked  ness,  -tailed,  stiff'en- 
ing-ma  chine,  stiff  bit,  s.  joints, 
s.    neck,    s.    or  der. 

sti'fle,  -fled,  -fler,  -fling,  sti'fle-bone, 
-joint,  -shoe. 

stJg'ma,  pi.  -mas  or  -md  Id, 
-mal,  -ma  tal,  -mat'ic,  -ic  al, 
-al  ly,    -ma  tist,    stig'ma-disk. 

stig'ma  tize,  -tized,  -ti'zing,  -ti'- 
zer,    -ti  za'tion. 

stile,  steps;  a  framework. 

sti  Ifet'to,   pi.   -tos,    -toed,    -to  ing. 

Still,  -er,  -ing,  -ness,  -y,  stilled. 

stiir -birth,  -born,  '-burn,  -fish, 
-fish  ing,  -house,  -hunt,  -hunt  er, 
-liq  uor,  -room,  -stand,  -watch- 
er, s.  life. 

Stn'16,  Amer.  physician;  Amer.  hist. 

stilt,    -ed,    -ed  ness,    -ing,    -y. 

Stilt'-bird,  -pet  rel,  -plov  er, 
-sand'pip  er,    -walk  er. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her.    Ice,   in,    note, 


stimulant 


547 


stone-owl 


stjm'u  lant,  -u  late,  -la  ted,  -la- 
ting,  -la  tive,  -la  tor,  -la'tion, 
-u  lus,    pi.    -li. 

Sting,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -less,  -y, 
stung,  sting'fish,  -tail,  a  fish. 

sting'=buil,  =moth,  «ray,  -win  kle, 
sting'ing-bush,  a  plant,  -cell. 

stin'gy   (-jy),    -gi  ly,    -gi  ness. 

stink,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -er,  stunk  or 
stank,  stink'horn,  a  plant,  -pot, 
-stone,  -weed,  -wood,  a  tree. 

stink' -a  live,  -ball,  -bird,  -bug, 
»bush,  -rat,  -shad,  -trap,  -tur  tie, 
stink'ing-weed,  -wood. 

Stint,  -ed,  -ed  ness,  -er,  -ing,  -ing- 
ly,  -less. 

sti'pend,   -pen'di  a  ry,   -a'ri  an. 

stJp'ple,  -pled,  -pier,  -pling,  stip'- 
ple-en  grav'ing,  -en  grav'er,  -ma- 
chined 

stip'u  late,  -la  ted,  -la  ting,  -la- 
tor,  -la'tion. 

stip'ule,   -uled,    -u  II  form. 

stir  (ster),  -rer,  -ring,  stirred. 

stir'rup  {or  ster'-),  -bar,  -bone, 
-cup,  -hose,  -i  ron,  -Ian  tern, 
-leath  er,    -mus  cle,    -oil,    -piece. 

stitch,  -er,  -er  y,  -ing,  stitched, 
stitch'work,  -wort. 

stitch'-fall  en,  -reg'u  la  tor,  -rip- 
per, -wheel,  stitch'ing-clamp, 
-horse,    -ma  chine. 

stive. 

sti'ver,  a  coin. 

sto'a. 

stoat. 

stock,  -er,  -ing,  -ish,  -less,  -y, 
stocked,  stock'hold  er,  -man, 
-work. 

stock'-ac  count',  -beer,  -blind, 
-board,  -book,  -bow,  -breed  er, 
-bro  ker,  -brush,  -buc  kle,  -car, 
-cer  tifi  cate,  -dove,  -duck, 
-farm,  -farm  er,  -feed  er,  -fish, 
-gang,  -gil  ly  flow  er,  -hawk, 
-horse,  -inMi  ca  tor,  -job  ber, 
-jobbery,  -list,  -market,  -morsel, 
-owl,  -pot,  -print  er,  -pump, 
-pun  ished,  -purse,  -rais  er, 
-ranch,  -range,  -rid  er,  -room, 
-sad  die,  -sta  tion,  -still,  -stone, 
-tac  kle,  -tak  ing,  -train,  -whaup, 
-yard,  s.  com'pa  ny,  s.  ex  changed 


stock  ade',   -ad'ed,    -ad'ing. 

stock  i  net'. 

stock'ing,  -er,  stock'ing-frame, 
-loom,  -ma  chine,  -mak'er,  -yarn. 

stoep  (stoop). 

sto'gy. 

sto'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  -al  ness,  -i  cism. 

stoke,  stoked,  stok'er,  -ing,  stoke'- 
hole. 

stole,  n.,  a  garment,  sto'la,  pi.  -Icb; 
stole,  V.     See  steal. 

st61'id,   -id  ly,   sto  lld'i  ty. 

sto'ma,    pi.    -ma  ta. 

stom'ach  (stiim'ak),  -al,  -er,  -ing, 
-less,  -y,  sto  m3.ch'ic  (-mak'-), 
-ic  al. 

stom'ach-ache,  -brush,  -cough, 
-grief,  -piece,  -plas  ter,  -pump, 
-qualmed,  -sick,  -stag  gers, 
-sweet  bread,  -tim  ber,  -tooth, 
-tube,    -worm. 

stone,  stoned,  ston'ing,  -y,  -i  ly, 
-i  ness. 

stone'break,  a  plant,  -buck,  an  an- 
telope, -cat,  a  fish,  -chack  er,  a 
bird,  -chat,  a  bird,  -chat  ter,  a 
bird,  -clink,  a  bird,  -crop,  a  plant, 
fish,  -hatch,  a  bird,  -man,  -peck- 
er, a  bird,  -root,  -seed,  a  plant, 
-smic  kle,  a  bird,  -ware,  -weed, 
-wood,  -work,  -wort. 

stone'-ax,  v.,  to  cut  stone,  -bas'il, 
-bass,  -bird,  -bif'er,  -blind,  -blue, 
-boat,  -boil  ers,  -boil  ing,  -bor- 
er, -bow,  -bram  ble,  -brash, 
-break  er,  -bruise,  -but  ter,  -ca- 
naF,  -cast,  -cen'ti  ped,  -climb- 
er, -clo  ver,  -coal,  -cold,  -col  or, 
-col  ored,  -cor  al,  -crab,  -craw''- 
fish,  -Cray,  -crick  et,  -crush, 
-crush  er,  -cur  lew,  -cut  ter, 
-dead,  -deaf,  -dev  il,  -dress  er, 
-drill  ing,  -dumb,  -eat  er,  -en- 
grav  ing. 

stone'-fa  cing,  -fal  con,  -fence, 
-fern,  -fly,  -fruit,  -gall,  -gath- 
er er,  -gray,  -grig,  -grind  ing, 
-ham  mer,  -hard,  -har  mon'i  con, 
-hawk,  -head,  the  bed-rock,  -leek, 
-li  chen,  -lil  y,  -lob  ster,  -lug- 
ger, a  fish,  -mar  ten,  -ma  son, 
-mer  chant,  -mill,  -mint,  -mold- 
ing,   -mor  tar,    -oak,    -oil,    -owl, 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  drn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  BaCh. 


stone-parsley 


548 


strapwort 


-pars  ley,  -pine,  -pit,  -pitch, 
-planning,  -plov  er,  -pock,  -pol- 
ish ing. 

stone' -quar  ry,  -quar  ry  ing,  -rag, 
-raw,  -roll  er,  a  fish,  -rue, 
-run  ner,  a  bird,  -saw,  -saw  ing, 
-sep^a  ra  tor,  -shot,  -show  er, 
-snipe,  -sort  ing,  -sponge, 

-squar  er,  -still,  -stur^geon, 
-suck  er,  a  fish,  -thrush,  -tot''- 
er,  a  fish,  -wall  ing,  -work  ing, , 
-works,  -yard,  ston'y-heart  ed, 
stone  age,  s.  ax,  an  ax,  s.  cir^cles, 
stone's  cast. 

Std6d.     See  stand. 

stdt>k,  -er,  -ing,  stooked. 

stool,  -ing,  stooled,  stool' -ball,  -end, 
-pi  geon. 

stoop,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  stooped, 
stoop' -shoul  dered. 

Stoop,  n.,  a  porch;  stoop  or  stoup 
(stoop),  a  drinking-cup. 

stop,  -per,  -ping,  stopped,  stop'- 
wa  ter. 

stop' -cock,  -col  lar,  -cyFin  der, 
-drill,  -fin  ger,  "gap,  --gate, 
-hound,  -knob,  -mo  tion,  -net, 
-off,  -or  der,  -o  ver,  -plank, 
-plate,  'ridge,  -rod,  -seine, 
-shaft,  -ship,  -thrust,  -valve, 
-watch,    -wheel,    -work. 

stop'per-bolt,  -hole,  -knot,  stop'- 
ping-brush,    -coat,    -knife. 

stope,    sloped,    stop'ing, 

st6p'ple,    -pled,    -pling. 

store,  stor'a  ble,  -age,  -er,  -ing, 
stored. 

store'house,  -keep  er,  -man, 
-mas  ter,  -room,  store'-cit  y, 
-farm,    -farm  er,    -ship. 

stor'agebat^ter  y,  -beriows,  -res'- 
er  voir,    -ware''house. 

Stork,    storks'bill,    stork'-billed. 

storm,  -er,  -ful,  -ful  ness,  -y, 
-i  ly,    -i  ness,    -less,   -ward. 

storm'-a^re  a,  =ax''is,  -beat,  -beat- 
en, -belt,  -bird,  -bound,  -card, 
-cen  ter,  -cir  cle,  -cloud,  -coat, 
-cock,  -com  pass,  -cone,  -cur  rent, 
-door,  -drum,  -finch,  -flag, 
-glass,  -house,  -jib,  -kite,  -pane, 
-path,  -pave  ment,  -pet  rel, 
-proof,      -sail,      -sig  nal,      -stay. 


-stayed,    -stone,    -tossed,    -track, 

-wave,    -wind,    -win  dow,    -zone, 

storm'ing    par'ty. 
stor  nel'lo,    pi.    -II. 
S tor' thing    ( -ting) . 
sto'ry,     -ried,     sto'ry-book,     -post, 

-rod,    -tell  er,    -writ^er. 
Stough'ton   (sto'-),   vil.    Mass.;   c. 

Wis. 
Stour'bridge    (stur'-),    t.    Eng. 
stout,       -ly,       -ness,       stout'-dart, 

-heart  ed. 
Stove,  stoved,  stov'ing,  stove'pipe. 
stove'-coal,         -cov  er,         -drum, 

-glass,     -hearth,     -house,     -jack, 

-plate,    -pol  ish,    -truck,    s.  plant. 
stow,      -er,      -ing,      -age,      stowed, 

stow'a  way,    -down,    stow' -wood, 
stra  bis'mus   {or   -biz'-),    -bis  mal, 

-mic,    -mic  al. 
str^d'dle,    -died,    -dling,    strad'dle- 

bug,    -legged,    -pipe,    -plow. 
StrSdl va'ri fls,  Ital.  violin  maker. 
Strag'gle,       -gled,       -gler,       -gling, 

-gling  ly,      -gly,      strag'gle -tooth, 

strag'gling-mon  ey. 
Straight   (strat),   not  crooked,   -en, 

-ened,   -en  er,   -en  ing,   -ly,   -ness, 

straight'a  way,       a.,       -for  ward, 

-horn,      -way,      adv.,      straight' - 

billed,    -edge,     -joint,   a.,    -lined, 

-out,     a.,      straight'en  ing-block, 

-ma  chine,  straight  ends,  s.  face. 
Strain,    -er,    -ing,    -a  ble,    strained, 

strain'-nor'mal,       -sheet,       -type, 

strain'er-vine. 
strain'ing-beam,    -fork,    -leath  er, 

-piece,    -reel,    -sill. 
Strait,    narrow,     -en,     -ened,     -en- 

ing,     -ly,     -ness,    strait' -heart  ed, 

-jack  et,   -laced,   -waist  coat. 
Stra  mo'ni  um. 
strand,     -ed,      -ing,     strand'-bird, 

-my  cele^,    -plov  er,    -rat,    -wolf, 

strand'ing-ma  chine. 
strange,   -ly,   -ness,   stran'ger. 
stran'gle,      -gled,      -gler,      -gling, 

stran'gle  weed,    stran'gle -tare. 
stran'gu  late,       -lasted,       -lasting, 

-la'tion. 
strap,       -per,        -ping,       -ping  ly, 

strapped,      strap'work,      -worm, 

-wort. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    f^re,    fast,   sofa,   mete,    met,   her,   ice.   In,    note. 


strap'bolt 


549 


striped  squirrel 


strap' »bolt,  -clamp,  -game,  -head, 
-hinge,  -joint,  -laid,  -loop, 
-mounts,  -oil,  -oys  ter,  -rail, 
-shaped,  -skein,  -wire,  strap'- 
ping-plate. 

str3.p  pa'do,  pi.  -does  (-doz), 
-doed,    -do  ing. 

Stras'burg  (straz'-),  bor.  Pa. — 
Stras'burg  or  Strass'burg  (-bdorg), 
c.   Ger. 

str^t'a  gem,  stra  teg'ic  (-t6j'-  or 
-te'gic),  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  -ics, 
strat'e  gist,    -e  gy,    stra  te'g6s. 

Straff ord-up  on-A'von  (-a'von), 
t.    Eng. 

strit'i  fy,    -ing,    -fled,    -form. 

stra  tig'ra  phy,  strat'i  graph'ic, 
-ic  al,   -al  ly. 

stra  to-cir'rus,   -cu'mu  lus. 

stra  tog'ra  phy,  -to  graph'ic,  -ic- 
al,    -ally. 

stra'tum,  pi.   -tums  or  -ta,   -tus. 

Strauss  (strous),  Ger.  theol.; 
Viennese  mus.   composer. 

straw,  -y,  straw'board,  -small,  a 
bird,    -smear,    a    bird. 

Straw' -boil  er,  -buff,  -built, 
-car  ri  er,  -cat,  -coat,  -col  or, 
-col  ored,  -cot  ton,  -cut  ter, 
-drain,  -em  broid^er  y,  -fid  die, 
-house,  -necked,  -nee  die,  -ride, 
-stem,  -stone,  -unMer  wing,  a 
moth,  -wine,  -worm,  -yard, 
-yel  low,  s.  bail,  s.  bed,  s.  bid, 
s.    hat,    s.    vote. 

straw'ber  ry,  -bed,  -blite,  -bor  er, 
-bush,  -clo  ver,  -comb,  -crab, 
-finch,  -ge  ra^ni  um,  -leaf, 
-mark,  -moth,  -pear,  -plant, 
-roan,  -shrub,  -to  ma^to,  -tree, 
-vine,  -worm,  straw'ber  ry  bass, 
s.  blond,  s.  perch,    s.  tongue. 

stray,  -er,  -irig,  -ling,  strayed, 
stray'-line,    -mr.rk. 

streak,  -ed,  -ing,  -y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness, 
streaked. 

stream,  -er,  -ing,  -ful,  -less,  -let, 
-Hng,  -y,  -i  ness,  streamed, 
stream' way,  -wort. 

stream' -anchor,  -cable,  -clock, 
-cur  rent,  -gold,  -ice,  -line,  -tin, 
-wheel,     -works. 

Street,  -ed,  -ling,  -ward,  -way. 


street'-car,  -door,  -lo  co  mo''tive, 
-or  der  ly,  -rail  road,  -sprin  kler, 
-sweep  er,    -walk  er,     »wash''er. 

Streh'len    (stra'-),    t.    Prus. 

strength,  -ful,  -ful  ness,  -less, 
-en,    -en  er,    -en  ing,    -ened. 

strSn'u  ous,   -ly,   -ness,   -os'i  ty. 

stress,  -ful,  -less,  stress' -di  a  gram, 
-sheet. 

stretch,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  stretched, 
stretch'-hal  ter. 

stretch'er-bond,  -fly,  -mule, 
stretch'ing-frame,  -i  ron,  -ma- 
chine,   -piece. 

strew  (stroo),  -er,  -ing,  -ment, 
strewed,    strewn. 

stri'ate,  -ly,  -a''ted,  -acting, 
-a'tion,  stri'ate-pli  cate,  -punc- 
tate,   -sul  cate. 

strick'en   (-n).      See   strike. 

stric'kle,    -kler,    -kled. 

strict,  -ly,  -ness,  stric'ture,   -tured. 

stride,    strld'ing,    strode,    strld'den. 

stri'dent,    -ly. 

strJd'u  late,  -lasted,  -lasting,  -la- 
tor,  -to^ry,  -lant,  -lous,  -la'- 
tion,    strid'u  la  ting=or  gan. 

strife,   -ful. 

strig'il,    -i  lose. 

strike,  struck,  strick'en,  strik'er, 
-ing,    -ing  ly,    -ing  ness. 

strike'-block,  -fault,  -pan,  -pay, 
-plate,  strike'-a-light,  a  flint, 
strike -or -si  lent. 

strik'er-arm,  -boat,  -out,  -plate, 
strik'ing-beam,  -knife,  -plate, 
-so  lu^tion,  s.  dis^tance. 

string,  -ing,  -less,  -y,  -i  ness, 
stringed,  a.,  strung,  string'wood, 
a   tree. 

string' -bark,  -bean,  -block, 
-board,  -course,  -gage,  -halt,  -line, 
-min  strel,  -or  gan,  -pea,  -piece, 
-plate,  string'y-bark,  string' 
band,    s.    oraches  tra. 

strin'gent,    -ly,    -ness,    -gen  cy. 

strip,  -ling,  -per,  -ping,  stripped, 
strip'-leaf,  -lights,  strip'ping- 
knife,    -plate,    strip    ar  mor. 

stripe,  striped,  strip'ing,  stripe'- 
tail,  a  bird,  striped  bass,  s.  go'- 
pher,  s.  skunk,  s.  snake,  s. 
squir'rel. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  (irn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


strive 


550 


subahship 


strive,       strlv'er,       -ing,       -ing  ly, 

strove,   striv'en   (-n) . 
stroke,      stroked,      strok'er,      -ing, 

strokes'man,    stroke' -gear,    -hole, 

»oar,   ■•oars    man. 
stroll,    -er,    -ing,    strolled. 
StrSm'bo  li     (-le),    isl.    and    vol. 

Medit. 
strong,    -ly,    strong'bark,    a    tree, 

-hold. 
strong' 'back,  «.,    =hand^ed,    -knit, 

=mmd''ed,    strong'man's'Weed. 
stron'ti  a    (-shI  a),    -ti  an,    -an  ite, 

-ti  um  (-shI  um),  stron'tic,  -tit'ic. 
str6p,   -ping,   stropped. 
stro'phe,  pi.  -phes  (-fez),  str6ph'- 

ic,    -ic  al. 
Stroud,    -ing. 
struc'ture,     -less,     -tured,     -tur  al, 

-al  ly,  struc'tur  al    i'ron,  s.  plain, 

s.  steel. 
strug'gle,    -gled,    -gler,    -gling. 
strum,   -mer,   -ming,   strummed. 
strum'pet. 
strut,     -ted,     -ter,     -ting,     -ting  ly, 

strut'ting-piece. 
Stry    (stre),    r.    Aust. 
strych'nJne    or    -nin,    -nic. 
stub,     -bed,     -bed  ness,     -by,     -bi- 

ness,    -bing,    stubbed,    stub'wort. 
stub'»book,         =dam  ask,         =end, 

-feath  er,   -i  ron,   =mor  tise,   -nail, 

.-short,      -shot,      -ten  on,      -twist, 

stub   pen. 
stub'ble,     -bled,      -bly,     stub'ble- 

field,       -goose,       -land,       -plow, 

-rake,    -turn  er. 
stiib'bom      (-burn),      -ly,      -ness, 

stub'born-shaft  ed. 
stiic'co,   pi.   -coes    or   -cos   (-koz), 

-co  ing,     -co  er,     -coed,     stuc'co- 

work. 
stuck.     See  stick,     stuck' -up. 
stud,        -ded,       -ding,        stud'fish, 

-flow  er,      stud'ding  sail,      stud'- 

bolt,      -book,      -farm,      -groom, 

-horse,   stud'ding  sail -boom. 
stu'dent,      -ry,      -ship,      stu'dent- 

lamp,    -pars  nip. 
stud'y,    -ing,    -led,    -ted  ly,    stu'di- 

ous,    -ous  ly,    -ous  ness,    stu'dl  o, 
stu'ja    (stoo'-). 
stuff,  -er,  -ing,  -y,   -i  ness,  stuffed, 


-en  gme,      -gowns- 
■brush,     -ma  chine, 


-fi  er, 
-quent- 


stuff'-chest, 
man. 
stufE'ing-box, 
-wheel. 

stmi. 

stul'ti  fy,       -ing,       -fied, 

-fi  ca'tion,     -til'o  quent, 

ly,    -que nee. 
stum,    -ming,    stummed. 
stum'ble,      -bled,      -bier,      -bling, 

-bling  ly,  stum'bling»block,  -stone. 
stump,   -age,   -er,   -ing,   -y,   -i  ness, 

stumped,  stump'foot. 
stump'-ex  tract^or,     -joint,      -ma- 
chine'',    -pull  er,      -tailed,      -tree, 

stump      speaker,    s.    speech,     s. 

or'a  tor,    s.    tra  cer  y. 
stun,        -ner,        -ning,        -ning  ly, 

stunned,    stun'sail. 
stunt,   -ed,   -ed  ness,   -ing. 
stupe,  a  piece  of  flannel  or  other 

cloth,    stuped,    stup'ing. 
stu'pe  fy,     -ing,     -fied,     -fied  ness, 

-fi  er,    -fa'cient,    -fac'tive,    -fac'- 

tion. 
stu  pSn'doiis,    -ly,  -ness. 
stu'pid,    -ly,    -ness,    -pid'i  ty,    -por. 
stur'dy,    -di  ly,    -di  ness. 
stur'geon    (-jun). 
Sturm      (stdorm),      Swiss     math.; 

Ger.    clas.    schol. 
stut'ter,    -er,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -tered. 
Stuy'v6  sant    (sti'-),    Dutch    Gov. 

of   N.  Y. 
sty   (sti),   pi.   sties. 
style    (stil),    sty'lar,    -let,    styl'ish 

(stil'-),     -ish  ly,     -ish  ness,     -ist, 

styled,    style'wort,    style'-branch, 

-curve. 
sty'lo  graph       (sti'-),       -graph'ic, 

-ic  al,    -al  ly,    -log'ra  phy,    -lom'- 

e  ter. 
stylus   (sti'-),    pi.    41. 
sty'mJe    (sti'-). 
styp'tic      (stip'-),      -al,      -tic'i  ty, 

styp'tic  weed,   styp'tic -bur. 
Styx,  Myth.,   Styg'i  an   (stij'-). 
Sua'kin,    t.    N.    Afr. 
suave      (swav      or      swav),      -ly, 

suav'i  ty  (swSv'-). 
sub  a'gent,  -gen  cy. 
su'hah    (soo'ba),    -dar    {or    -dar'), 

-dar^y,    -bah  ship. 


fate,    fat,   far,   fall,    fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,   ice,   In,    note, 


Subai 


561 


successory 


Su'bai    {or   -ba  I),    Bih. 

sub  al'tern,       -al  ter'nant,       -ter'- 

nate,     -al'ter  na  ting,      -il  ter  na'- 

tion. 
sub  con'scious   (-shus),   -ly,   -ness. 
sub'dea'con    (-kn),    -ry,    -ship. 
sub  dl  vide',     -vid'ed,     -ing,     -vis'- 

i  ble   (-viz'-),    -vi'sion   (-vizh'un), 

-sion  al,    -vi'sive. 
sub  duce',         -duced',         -du'cing, 

-duct',  -duct'ed,  -duct'ing,  -duc'- 

tion. 
siib  due',    -dued',    -du'er,    -du'ing. 
sub'f3.ni^i  ly    {or    -fam'-). 
sub'ge  nus  {or  -ge'-),  pi.  -gen  e  ra. 
sub  ja'cent,    -can  cy. 
siib'ject,    a.    and    w.,    -less,    -ness, 

sub  ject',   v.,   -ed,    -ing,    -jec'tive, 

-tive  ly,        -tive  ness,        -tiv  ism, 

-tiv  ist,         -ti  vis'tic,         -tic  al  ly, 

-tiv'i  ty,     -tion,    sub'ject-mat  ter, 

-no  tion,    -ob  ject,    -word. 
sub  join',    -ing,    -joined'. 
sub    ju'dl  ce. 
sub'ju  gate,       -ga^ted,       -ga^ting, 

-ga^tor,    -ga'tion. 
sub  junc'tive,    -junc'tion. 
sub  lease',        -leased',        -leas'ing, 

-let',  -let'ting. 
sub'li  mate,      -ma''ted,      -malting, 

-ma  to^ry,    -ma'tion. 
sub  lime',       -ly,       -ness,       -limed, 

-lim'ing,    -er,    -lim'i  ty. 
sub  lin'gual. 
siib'lu  na^ry. 
sub  ma  rine'   (-ren'). 
sub  merge',    -merged',    -mer'ging, 

-ger,  -gence,  -mersed',  -mer'sion. 
sub  mit',    -ted,    -ter,    -ting,    -mis'- 

sive,     -sive  ly,      -sive  ness,    -mis'- 

sion  (-mish'un). 
sub  nas'cent. 
sub  or'di  nate,    -ly,    -ness,    -di  na- 

cy,   -na  tive,    -na'tion,    -tion  ism. 
siib  orn',    -er,    -ing,    -orned',    -or- 

na'tion. 
sub  poe'na  or   -pe'-,  -naed,  -na  ing, 

-nal. 
sub'ro  gate,        -ga^ted,        -ga''ting, 

-ga'tion. 
sub   ro'sa  (-za). 
sub  scribe',       -scribed',       -scrib'er, 

-ing,   -scrip'tive,    -tive  ly,    -tion. 


sub'se  quent,  -ly,  -quence,  -quen- 
cy. 

sub  serve',  -served',  -serv'ing, 
-serv'i  ent,   -ent  ly,   -ence,   -en  cy. 

sub  side',    -sid'ed,    -ing,    -si'dence. 

sub  sid'i  a  ry. 

sub'si  dize,    -dized,    -di  zing,    -dy. 

sub  sist',  -ed,  -ing,  -ence,  -en  cy, 
-ent. 

sub'soil,  -soiled,  -soil  ing,  -er, 
sub'soil-plow. 

sflb'stance,  -less,  -stan'tial  (-shai), 
-tial  ism,  -ist,  -tial  ize,  -ized, 
-f  zing,  -tial  ly,  -ness,  -ti  al'i  ty 
(-shi  al'-). 

sub  stan'ti  ate  (-shI  ate),  -a^ted, 
-acting,    -a'tion. 

sub'stan  tive,  -ly,  -ness,  -ti'val 
{or  -tlv'al),  -al  ly. 

sub'sti  tute,  -tu  ted,  -tu  ting, 
-tu'tion,    -tion  al,    -al  ly,    -k  ry. 

sub  stra'tum,   pi.   -stra'ta. 

sub  struc'ture    {or   sub'-),    -tu  ral. 

sub'style. 

sub  tend',   -ed,    -ing,    -tense', 

sub'ter  fuge   (-fuj). 

sub  ter  ra'ne  an,   -ne  ous,    -ous  ly. 

sub'tile  {or  sut'il  or  sut'l),  tenuous; 
rarefied,  -ly,  -ness,  -til  ism,  -til'- 
i  ty,  -til  ize,  -ized,  -i^zer,  -lazing, 
-I  za'tion. 

sub'ti^tle. 

sub'tle  (sut'l),  sly;  artful;  cunning, 
-ness,  -ty,  sub'tly  (siit'ly),  sub'- 
tle-wit^ted. 

sub  tfin'ic. 

sub  tract',  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -trac'tive, 
-tion,    -tra  hend. 

sub  treas'ur  y,   -ur  er. 

siib'urb,  -urbed,  -ur'ban,  -ban- 
ism. 

sub  vene',  -vened',  -ven'ing, 
-vgn'tion. 

sub  vert',  -ed,  -ing,  -er,  -i  ble, 
-ver'sive,    -ver'sion,    -sion  a  ry. 

sub    vo'ce. 

sub'way. 

sue  ceed',  -er,  -ed,  -ing,  -cess', 
-cess'ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful  ness,  -ces'- 
sion  (-sesh'un),  -sion  al,  -al  ly, 
-sion  ist,  -ces'sive,  -sive  ly,  -sive- 
ness,  -cess'less,  -less  ly,  -less- 
ness,    -ces'sor,    -sor  ship,    -so  ry. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etude,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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sue  cinct'    (suk  sinkt'),    -ly,    -ness, 

-cinc'to  ry. 
siic'cor,     -a  ble,     -er,     -ing,     -less, 

-cored. 
suc'co  ry,   a   plant. 
siic'co  tash. 

siic'cu  lent,    -ly,    -lence,    -len  cy. 
sUlc  cumb'   (-kum'),  -ing,  -cumbed'. 
such, 
suck,    -er,    -ing,   sucked,   suck'fish, 

-stone,  a  fish,  suck'=in,  n. 
suck'er=fish,  «foot,  -mouthed,  -rod, 

»tube. 
suck'ing-bot  tie,        -disk,        -fish, 

=pump,    -stom  ach. 
suck'et. 
suc'kle,  -kled,  -kler,  -kling,  p.  p., 

suck'ling,  n. 
su'cre     (soo'kra),     a     coin.     Su'cre 

(soo'krg),  c.  Bolivia. 
suc'tion,      -an  e  m6m'e  ter,     -box, 

-cham  ber,     =fan,     -pipe,     -plate, 

-primmer,  -pump,  -valve. 
Su  cza'wa    (soo  cha'va),    r.    Aust. 
sud,  a  young  oyster,  -oil. 
Su  dan'    or    Sou-    (sdo^-),     region 

Cent.    Afr.,    -dan  ese'    {or    -ez'). 
su'da  to  ry,     -io'ri  um,     pi.     -ri  a, 

-da'tion. 
sudd,  a  floating  island. 
sud'den  (-dn),  -ly,  -ness. 
su'dor,        -do  ral,        -do  rif'er  ous, 

-rif'ic. 
Su'dra  (safe'-). 
suds. 

sue,  sued,  su'ing. 
suMe  (swad). 
Slier' le  (sw^ar'ta). 
su'et,  -y. 

Sue  to'nl  us    (swe-),    Rom.  hist. 
Su  ez'     (sod  ez'),     prov.,     t.,     and 

canal  Egypt. 
Suffer,    -a  ble,    -a  ble  ness,    -a  bly, 

-ance,  -er,  -ing,  -fered. 
suf  fice'   (or  -fiz'),   -ficed',   -fi'cing, 

-cing  ly,        -cing  ness,        -fi'cient 

(-flsh'ent),    -cient  ly,    -cien  cy. 
sM'fix,      n.,      suf  fix',      v.,      -ing, 

-fixed'  (-fixt'),  -fix'ion  (-flk'shun). 
siif' fo  cate,        -canted,        -casting, 

-ting  ly,    -tive,    -ca'tion. 
siif' fra  gan,   -ship. 
suffrage,   -f raged,   -fra''ging,   -gist. 


suf  fuse'  (-fuz'),  -fused',  -fus'ing, 
-fu'sion  (-zhun),  -fu'sive  (-siv). 

su'fi  (sdo'fe),  -fie,  -fism,  -fis'tic. 

su'gar  (shdog'ar  or  -er),  -ing,  -less, 
-y,  -i  ness,  -gared,  su'gar  ber- 
ry, -loaf,  a  hat;  a  hill. 

su'gar-ap  pie,  -bar  rel,  -bean, 
-beet,  -bird,  -bov^^l,  -bush,  -camp, 
-cane,  -clSr  i  fi''er,  -coat  ed, 
-cut  ting,  -drain  er,  -e  vap''o  ra- 
tor,  -fil  ter,  -fur  nace,  -gran'u- 
la  tor,  -grass,  -gum,  -house, 
-hue  kle  ber  ry,  -ket  tie,  -loaf, 
-louse. 

su'gar- ma  chin^er  y,  -mak  ing, 
-ma  pie,  -meat,  -mill,  -mil  let, 
-mite,  -mole,  -nip  pers,  -or- 
chard, -pack  er,  -pan,  -pea, 
-pine,  -plan  taction,  -plant  er, 
-plum,  -press,  -re  finder,  »re- 
fin^er  y,  -sift  er,  -sir''up,  -squir'- 
rel,  -syr'up,  -teat,  -tongs,  -tree, 
-vin''e  gar,  -wa''ter,  s.  can'dy. 

su'gent. 

sug  gest'  (or  su  jest'),  -ed,  -ed- 
ness,  -er,  -ing,  -i  ble,  -ive,  -ive- 
ly,  -ive  ness,  -ges'tion  (-jes'- 
chun). 

su'i  cide,    -cFdal,    -dal  ly. 

su'i    gen'e  ris,    su'i   ju'ris. 

su'Ine. 

Sui'O'Goth'ic  (sv^^e'o-). 

sui  ri'ri   (swi  re'rl). 

suit,  -a  ble,  -a  ble  ness,  -a  bly, 
-a  bil'i  ty,  -ed,  -ing,  -or,  suit'- 
case,  -shape. 

suite  (swet),  a  series;  a  retinue. 

sui  vez'   (swe  va'). 

su'jee  (soo'je)  or  -ji  (-je). 

Su'la. 

siil'cate,    -canted,    -ca'tion. 

su'le  a    (sot)'-). 

Su  lei  man'  (soo  la-),  Mosque, 
Constantinople. 

Su  li  man'  (soo  le-)  or  -lei-  or 
-lai-  (soo  la  man'),  mts.  Afghan- 
istan. 

sulk,  -ing,  sulked,  sul'ky,  o.,  -ki  ly, 
-ki  ness. 

sul'ky,  n.,  s.  cuFti  va  tor,  s. 
har^row,  s.  plow,  s.  rake,  s. 
scrapper. 

sul'lfin,  -ly,  -ness. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice,    in,    note, 


sulphate 


553 


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sul'phate  or  sul'fate,  -pha'ted, 
-ting,  -tite,  -phat'ic. 

sul'phid  or  -phide  or  -fid,  -phite  or 
-fite. 

sul'phur  or  -fur,  -phu  ra'tion, 
-phu're  ous,  -ous  ly,  -ous  ness, 
-phu  retted,  -phu'ric,  -phur  ize, 
-ized,  -^zing,  sul'phur  root,  a 
plant,  -weed,  -wort. 

sul'phur =bot  torn,  'Con  crete,  -ore, 
-rain,  =salt,  -spring,  -wa  ters, 
-whale,    =yel  low. 

sul'tan,  }em.,  sul  ta'na  {or  -ta'-), 
-tan  ate,  -ry,  -ship,  -t3.n'ic,  sul'- 
tan-flow  er,    sul  ta'na-bird. 

sul'try,    -tri  ly,    -tri  ness. 

sum,  -less,  -ming,  summed,  sum'- 
caFcu  lus. 

su'mac  or  -mach  (soo'mSk  or 
shoo'-),    su'mac  "bee  tie. 

Su  ma'tra  (sod-),  isl.  Malay  Ar- 
chi.,  -ma'tran,  Su  ma'tra  cam'- 
phor,  S.  or'ange,  S.  pep''per, 
su  ma'tra,    a   sudden   squall. 

sum'bul,  -root. 

sfirn'ma  rize,  -rized,  -rf  zing, 
-ma  ry,  -ri  ly,  -ri  ness,  -rist, 
-ma'tion,    -tion  al. 

sum'mer,  -ing,  -less,  -ly,  -li  ness, 
-y,  -mered,  sum'mer  tide,   -ward. 

sum'mer-bird,  -dried,  -fal  low, 
-house,  -like,  -ripe,  -seem^ing, 
-shine,  -stir,  -stone,  -time,  -tree, 
s.  ca  tarrh,  s.  com  plaint,  s. 
day,  s.  fe  ver,  s.  finch,  s.  quar- 
ters,   s.    war  bier,    s.    weath  er. 

sum'mer  sault.     See   somersault. 

sum'mit,  -less,  -lev^el,  -line. 

sum'mon,  -er,  -ing,  -moned. 

sum'mons,   pi.   -mons  es. 

sum' mum   ho' num. 

sump,  -fuse,  -plank,  -pump,  -shaft, 
-shot. 

sump'ter,  a  pack-horse;  a  porter; 
a  burden. 

sump'ter-cloth,  -horse,  -mule, 
-po  ny. 

sump'tu  ous,  -ly,  -ness,  -tu  a  ry, 
-tu  os'i  ty. 

sun,  -less,  -less  ness,  -like,  -lit, 
-ny,  -ni  er,  -ni  est,  -ni  ness, 
-ning,  -ward,  -wise,  sunned. 

sun'beam,    -bird,    -bon  net,    -bow. 


-burn,  -burned,  -burnt,  -burst, 
-dew,  -down,  -down  er,  -drops, 
a  plant,  -fish,  -flow  er,  -light, 
-rise,  -ris  ing,  -set,  -set  ting, 
-shade,  -shine,  -shln'y,  -st6ad, 
-stone,  -stroke,  -struck,  -up. 

sim'-an  gel,  -an  i  maFcule,  -bath, 
-bear,  -beat,  -beat  en,  -bee  tie, 
.  -bit  tern,  -blink,  -bright,  -broad, 
-burn  er,  -case,  -crack,  -cress, 
-dance,  -dart,  -dawn,  -di  al, 
-dog,  -dried,  -fern,  -fe  ver, 
-fig  ure,    -fruit. 

sun' -gem,  -glass,  -glimpse,  -glow, 
-god,  -gold,  -grebe,  -hat,  -myth, 
-o  pal,  -perch,  -pic  ture,  -plane, 
-plant,  -proof,  -ray,  -rose,  -scald, 
-smit  ten,  -snake,  -south  ing, 
-spot,  -spurge,  -squall,  -star, 
-strick  en,  -tree,  -trout,  -try, 
-wake,  -wheel,  -wor  ship,  -wor- 
ship er,  -year,  -yel  low,  sun'- 
flow  er-oil,  sun'set-shell,  sun'- 
shine-re  cord  er. 

sun'dang    (soon'dang). 

Sun'day,  -school. 

sun'der,  -ing,  -dered. 

sun'dry,  -dries,  sun'dry-man. 

sunk,  -en.     See  sink. 

sunn. 

Sun'na,    -ni  ah,    -nite. 

sup,  -ping,  supped. 

Su  pai  wa'si  (sod  pi  wa'se),  mt. 
Bolivia. 

su'per. 

su'per  a  ble,   -ble  ness,    -bly. 

su''per  a  bound',  -ed,  -ing,  -a  bun'- 
dance,    -dant,    -dant  ly. 

su  per  an'nu  ate,  -a^ted,  -acting, 
-a'tion. 

su  perb',    -ly,    -ness. 

su  per  cal'en  dered, 

su  per  car'go. 
I    sli  per  cil'i  ous,    -ly,    -ness. 

su  per  gr'o  gate,  -ga^ted,  -ga^ting, 
-ga'tion,    -e  rog'a  tive,    -a  to  ry. 

su  per  ex'cel  lent,   -lence. 

su  per  fi'cial  (-fish'al),  -cial  ist, 
-cial  Iv,  -cial  ness,  -fi  ci  al'i  ty 
(-fish'ial'-),  -fi'ciary  (-fish'i-), 
-fi'cies   (-fish'ez   or   -f!sh'i  ez). 

su'per  fine    (or   -fine'),    -fine  ness. 

su  per'flu  ous,   -ly,   -ness,   -flu'i  ty. 


not,  nor,  use,  iip,  firn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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554 


surly-boots 


su  per  hu'man,   -ly. 

su  per  im  pose',      -posed',      -pos'- 

ing,    -po  si'tion    (-zish'un). 
su'^per  in  cum'bent,   -bence,   -ben- 

cy. 
su'per  in  duce',     -ment,     -duced', 

-du'cing. 
su  per  in  tend',    -ed,    -ing,    -ence, 

-en  cy,    -ent,    -ent  ship. 
su  pe'ri  or,   -ly,    -ness,    -or'i  ty. 
su  per'la  tive,   -tive  ly,   -tive  ness. 
su  per'nal. 

su  per  na'tant,   -na  ta'tion. 
su  per  nat'u  ral,    -ly,    -ness,    -ism, 

-ist,      -is'tic,      -ral'i  ty,      -ral  ize, 

-ized,    -lazing. 
su  per  nu'mer  a  ry. 
su  per  pose',       -posed',       -pos'ing, 

-pos'a  ble,    -po  si'tion    (-zish'un). 
su  per  scribe',     -scribed',     -scrib'- 

ing,  -scrip'tion. 
su  per  sede',     -sed'ed,     -ing,     -er, 

-ses'sion     (-sesh'un),      su  per  se'- 

de  as,    su  per  se  de're. 
su  per  sen'si  tive,   -ness. 
su  per  sti'tion      (-stish'un),      -sti'- 

tious,    -tious  ly,    -tious  ness. 
su  per  stra'tum,   pi.   -ta. 
su  per  struc'ture  {or  su'-),  -tur  al. 
su  per  vene',      -vened',      -ven'ing, 

-ven'ient,  -vgn'tion, 
SU  per  vise'  (-viz'),  -vised',  -vis'ing, 

-vis'or,     -or  ship,     -vi'so  ry,     -vl'- 

sion  (-vizh'un). 
su  pine',  a.,  -ly,  -ness,  su'pine,  n. 
siip'per,    -less,   sup'per-board,    -ta- 
ble, -time. 
sup  plant',    -ed,    -er,    -ing,    -plan- 

ta'tion. 
sup'ple,   -ness,   -pled,   -pling,   sup'- 

ple=jack. 
siip'ple  ment,       -men'tal,       -ta  ry, 

-ta  ri  ly,  -ta'tion,  -pie  to^ry. 
sup'pli  ant,  -ly,  -ness,  -ance. 
sup'pli  cate,       -canted,       -casting, 

-ting  ly,    -cant,    -cant  ly,    -ca''tor, 

-to'ry,  -ca'tion. 
sup  ply',      -ing,      -plied',      -pli'er, 

sup  ply'=roll  er,    -train. 
sup  port',        -a  ble,        -a  ble  ness, 

-a  bly,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -less. 
sup  pose',       -posed',       -pos'a  ble, 

-a  ble  ness,  -a  bly,  -al,  -er,  -ing. 


-po  si'tion  (-zish'un).  -tion  al, 
-pos'i  tive,  -tive  ly,  -i  ti'tious 
(-tish'us),    -tious  ly,    -tious  ness. 

sup  press',  -ed  ly,  -er  or  -or, 
-i  ble,  -ing,  -ive,  -pressed', 
-pres'sion,    -sion  ist. 

sup'pu  rate,   -ra  tive,    -ra'tion. 

su  preme',  -ly,  -ness,  -prem'a  cy, 
-prem'i  ty. 

su'ra  (sot)'-),  a  chapter  of  the  Koran. 

su'ra  (sod'-),  fermented  sap  or 
milk. 

su'rah  (sod'-),  twilled  silk. 

Su  rat'  (sod-),  dist.  Brit.  India. 

su  rat'    (sod-),    a   cotton   cloth. 

sur'base,  «.,  -ment,  -based',  z;., 
sur'based,  a. 

sur  bed',    -ded,    -ding. 

sur  cease',   -ceased',   -ceas'ing. 

sur  charge',  -charged',  -char'ging. 

sur'cingle,    -gled,    -gling. 

sur'coat. 

surd,  -al. 

sure  (shoor),  -ly,  -ness,  -ty,  -ty- 
ship,  sure-e  nough,  a.,  -foot  ed, 
-foot  ed  ly,    -foot  ed  ness. 

su'res  (soo'ras). 

Sii  resnes'   (-ran'),   vil.    Fr. 

surf,  -er,  -y,  surf 'man,  surf -bath- 
ing, -bird,  -boat,  -boat  man, 
-clam,  -duck,  -fish  ing,  -sco'ter, 
-smelt,  -whit'ing,  -worn. 

sur'face,  -faced,  -fa  cer,  -cing, 
sur'face  man. 

sur'face -car,  -chuck,  -col  or,  -con- 
dens  er,  -cur^rent,  -en  am  el, 
-fish,  -gage,  -ge  oFo  gy,  -glaze, 
-grul3,  -in  te  gral,  -joint,  -min- 
ing, -mo  tion,  -plane,  -print  ing, 
-rib,  -road,  -roll  er,  -ten  sion, 
-tow  ing,  -ve  loc^i  ty,  -wa  ter, 
-work  ing,  -worm,  sur'fa  cing- 
ma  chine,    -plane. 

sur'feJt,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  sur'feit- 
swelled,    -wa  ter. 

surge,  -ful,  -less,  surged,  sur'ging, 
sur'gent,   -gy. 

sur'geon  (-jun),  -cy,  -ship,  sur'- 
ger  y,    -gi  cal,    -cal  ly. 

sur'geon -a  poth^e  ca  ry,  -au  rist, 
-den  tist,  -fish,  -gender  al,  -gend- 
er al  ship. 

sur'ly,   -li  ly,   -li  ness,  sur'ly-boots. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    mSt,    her,    ice.    In,    note, 


surmark 


555 


swamp -quail 


sur'mark. 

sur  mise'    (-miz'),    -mised',    -mls'- 

a  ble,    -er,    -ing. 
sur  mount',      -a  ble,      -a  ble  ness, 

-ed,  -er,  -ing. 
sur'name,  n.,  sur'name  (or  -name'), 

v.,    -named',    -nam  er,    -ing. 
sur  pass',     -a  ble,      -ing,      -ing  ly, 

-ing  ness,    -passed'. 
sur'pUce,  -pliced,  sur'plice=fee, 
sur'plus,  -age. 
sur  prise',     -prised',     -pris'al,     -er, 

-ing,      -ing  ly,      -ing  ness,      sur- 

prise'=cup,    -par  ty. 
silr'ra  or  -rah  {or  soo'ra),  a  disease 

of  horses. 
sur  ren'der,    -er,    -ing,    -dered;  [in 

Law]  sur  ren'der  or,  -der  ee'. 
sur-'rep  ti'tious  (-tish'us),  -ly. 
sur'rey,  a  light  vehicle,  Sur'rey,  co. 

Eng. 
siir'ro  gate,  -ship. 
sur  round',   -ed,   -ing. 
Sur'ry,  co.  N.  C;  co.  Va. 
sur  tout'   (-toot'). 
sur  veil'lance      (-val'yans),      -lant 

(-yant). 
sur  vey'    (-va'    or   sur'-),    w.,    sur- 
vey', v.y   -a  ble,   -ance,   -ing,   -or, 

-or  ship,   sur  vey'ing=ves  sel,    sur- 
vey or=gen  er  al. 
sur  Vive',    -vived',    -viv'al,    -a  bil'- 

i  ty,    -ing,    -or,    -or  ship. 
Sur'ya  (soor'-). 
Su'san  chites   (-kites),    Bih. 
sus  cep'ti  ble,    -ness,    -ti  bly,    -bil'- 

i  ty. 
sus  cep'tive,   -ness,    -tiv'i  ty. 
Su'si,  Bih. 

su'sl  (soo'-),  a  cotton  fabric. 
sus  pect',    w.,     a.,     and     v.,    -ed, 

-ed  ly,   -ed  ness,   -er,   -ing. 
sus  pend,'    -ed,    -er,    -ing,    -pense', 

-pen'si  ble,        -si  bil'i  ty,        -sive, 

-sive  ly,     -sor,      -so'ri  al,      -so  ry, 

-pen  sa'tion,    -pen'sion. 
sus  pen'sion -bridge,     s.    drill,     s. 

rail  way. 
sus  pi'cion  (-pish'un),    -al,    -cious, 

-cious  ly,    -cious  ness. 
sus  pire',    -pired',    -pir'al,    -pi  ra'- 

tion. 
sus  tain',  -a  ble,  -er,    -ing,    -ment, 


-tained',  sus'te  nance,  -ten'ta- 
tive,    -ten  ta'tion. 

sii  siir'rus,    -ra'tion. 

sut'ler,    -ship,    -y,    sut'tling. 

su'tor. 

su'tra    (soo'-),    pi.    -tras. 

sut  tee',    -ism. 

su'ture,  -tur  al,  -al  ly,  -a  ted, 
-ra'tion,    -tured,    su'ture-nee  die. 

su'ze  rain,    -ty. 

Svi  e  ci  a'ny  (sve  et  se  a'ne),  t. 
Russ. 

swab  (sw6b),  -ber,  -bing,  swabbed, 
swab' -pot,    -stick. 

swab'ble    (swob'-),    -bled,    -bling. 

Swa'bi  a  or  Sua'-,  dist.  Bav., 
-bi  an. 

swad    (sw6d),    -dy. 

swad'dle  (swod'-),  -died,  -dler, 
-dling,  swad'dling-band,  -clothes, 
-clout. 

swag,  -ging,  swagged,  swag'man, 
swag' -shop. 

swage,  swaged,  swa'ging,  swage'- 
block,  swa'ging-ma  chine,  -mal- 
let. 

swig'ger,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -gered. 

swain. 

swale,    swaled,    swal'ing. 

swal'low  (sw61'-),  -er,  -ing, 
-lowed,  swal'low  tail,  a  coat;  a 
bird,    -wort. 

swal'low-day,  -fish,  -fly  catch  er, 
-hawk,  -hole,  -pear,  -plov  er, 
-roll  er,  -shrike,  -stone,  -struck, 
-tailed,    -wing,   swal'low's-nest. 

swamp  (swomp),  -er,  -ing,  -y, 
-i  ness,  swamped,  swamp'weed, 
-wood. 

swamp'-ap  pie,  -ash,  -beg  gar- 
ticks,  -black  ber  ry,  -black- 
bird, -blue  ber  ry,  -broom, 
-cab  bage,  -cot  ton  wood,  -crake, 
-cy  press,  -deer,  -dock,  -dog- 
wood, -elm,  -fe  ver,  -gum, 
-hare,  -hel  le  bore,  -hen,  -hick- 
o  ry,  -hon  ey  sue  kle,  -land, 
-lau  rel,  -lil  y,  -lo  cust,  -loose- 
strife,   -lov  er. 

swamp' -mag  no^li  a,  -ma  hog'- 
a  ny,  -ma  pie,  -marl,  -milk  weed, 
-moss,  -muck,  -oak,  -ore,  -owl, 
-par  tridge,    -pine,    -pink,    -quail. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


swamp =robin 


556 


swingtree 


-rob  in,  -rose,  -sas  sa  fras, 
-sax  i  frage,  -spar  row,  -su  mac, 
-this  tie,    -war  bier,    -wil  low. 

swan  (sw6n),  -ner  y,  -ny,  swan'- 
flow^'er,  -herd,  -neck,  a  plant; 
the  end  of  a  pipe,   -skin,   -wort. 

swan'-an  i  maFcule,  -coat,  -down, 
-goose,  -hop  ping,  -maid  en, 
-mark,  -mark  ing,  -mus  sel, 
-shot,  -song,  -up  ping,  swan's- 
down. 

sw^nk,    -y. 

Swan'sea   (sw6n'se),   t.   Wales. 

swap    (swop),    -ping,    swapped. 

swape,    -well. 

sward,    -y,    sward'-cut  ter. 

swarf,    -mon  ey. 

swarm,  -ing,  swarmed,  swarm'- 
cell,    -spore. 

swart,  -back,  a  bird,  swart' - 
rut  ter,    -star,    -vis  aged. 

swarth'y,   -i  ly,    -i  ness. 

swash  (swosh),  -er,  -ing,  -y, 
swashed,    swash'way. 


swash' -bank. 


"buck^et,        -buc^- 


kler,    -lef'ters,    -plate,    -work. 
Swa  ta'ra,    tp.    Pa. 
swath,    -er. 

swathe,    swathed,    swath'ing,    -y. 
Swa^tow'    (-tou'),    t.    China, 
sway,  -ing,  swayed,  sway'-backed, 

-bar,    -bra  cing. 
sweal,    -ing,    swealed. 
swedr,     -er,     -ing,     swore,     sworn, 

swear'-word. 
swSat,    -ed,     -er,     -ing,     -y,     -i  ly, 

-i  ness,    -less. 
sw6at'=band,    -box,    -ca  nal,    -cen- 
ter,       -cloth,        -duct,        -fi  ber, 

-gland,   -house,    -leath  er,    -lodge, 

-shop,   -stock. 
swSat'ing-bath,      -cloth,      -fe  ver, 

-house,       -i  ron,       -pit,       -room, 

-sick  ness,    -tub,  s.  sys^tem. 
Swe'den,     kingdom      Europe;     tp. 

N.   Y.,    Swede,    Swed'ish. 
Swe'den  borg,      Swedish      philos., 

-bor'gi  an,    -an  ism. 
swee'ny,    a    disease    of   horses. 
sweep,     -er,     -ing,     -ing  ly,     -ing- 

ness,      -y,      swept,      sweep'stake, 

-stakes. 
sweep' -bar,     -net,     -piece,     -rake, 


-saw,  -seine,  -sein'ing,  -wash  er, 
-wash  ings,    sweep'ing-car,    -day. 

sweet,  -en,  -ened,  -en  er,  -en  ing, 
-ly,  -ness,  sweet'bread,  -bri  er, 
-heart,  -leaf,  a  tree,  -lips,  a 
fish,  -meat,  -root,  a  plant, 
-suck^er,  a  fish,  -weed,  -wood, 
a    tree,    -wort. 

sweet' -ap  pie,  a  tree,  -bay,  -box, 
-breathed,  -fern,  -flag,  -gale, 
-grass,  -gum,  -John,  a  flower, 
-nan  cy,  a  flower,  -oil,  -reed, 
-rush,  -scent  ed,  -sop,  -tan  gle, 
-tem  pered,  -wa  ter,  -wil  liam, 
a  flower,  -wil  low,  sweet'bri  er- 
sponge,  sweet  cal  a  mus,  s.  cane, 
s.  herbs,  s.  mash,  s.  po  ta'to,  s. 
waiter. 

swein'mote. 

swell,  -dom,  -ing,  -ish,  -y, 
swelled,    swoll'en,    swell'fish. 

swell' -blind,  -box,  -key^board, 
-mob,  -mobs^man,  -or  gan, 
-ped  al,    -rule,    -shark,    -toad. 

swfil'ter,    -ing,    -tered,    -try. 

swerve,    swerved,    swerv'ing. 

swift,  -er,  -est,  -let,  -ly,  -ness, 
swift'foot,  a  bird,  swift' -boat, 
-foot  ed,  -hand  ed,  -heeled, 
-moth,    -winged. 

swig,    -ging,    swigged. 

swill,  -er,  -ing,  swilled,  swill' - 
bowl,  -milk,   -pail,   -trough,   -tub. 

swim,  -mer,  -mer  et,  -ming, 
-ming  ly,  -ming  ness,  swam, 
swum,    swim'-blad  der. 

swim'ming-ap  pa  ra^tus,  -bath, 
-bell,  -belt,  -blad  der,  -fin, 
-foot,  -plate,  -pond,  -school, 
-stone,    -tub,   s.   crab,   s.   spi  der. 

SwJn'burne,    Eng.    poet. 

swin'dle,  -died,  -dler,  -dler  y, 
-dling. 

swine,  swln'er  y,  -ish,  -ish  ly, 
-ish  ness,  swine'bread,  a  plant, 
-fish,    -herd,    -stone,    -sty,    -ward. 

swine'-chopped,  -cress,  -feath^er, 
-flesh,  -grass,  -oat,  -pen  ny, 
-plague,    -pox,    -this  tie. 

swine's' -bane,  -cress,  -fgath^er, 
-grass,    -snout,    -sue  co  ry. 

swing,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  swung, 
swing'tree. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice,   in,    note, 


swing -back 


557 


S3rmbol-printing 


swing' »back,  »beam,  "boat,  -bol- 
ster, -bridge,  -churn,  -dev^il, 
=han  die,  -jack,  -knife,  -mo- 
tion, -pan,  -plow,  -press,  -saw, 
-shelf,  -stock,  -swang,  -ta  ble, 
-tool,     -trot,    -wheel. 

swing'ing-block,  -post,  s.  boom, 
s.  saw,  s.   valve. 

swinge,  swinged,  swinge'ing, 
-ing  ly,  swin'ger  (-jer),  swinge'- 
buc^kler. 

swin'gle,  -gled,  -gling,  swin'gle- 
tail,  a  shark,  -tree,  swin'gle-bar, 
-staff,   -wand. 

swin'gling -knife,  -ma  chine^ 

-staff,    -tow. 

swipe,  swiped,  swip'ing,  -er, 
swipe' -beam. 

swirl,    -ing,    -y,    swirled. 

swish,  -ing,  -er,  swished,  swish'- 
broom,    -swash. 

Swiss,  S.  cam'bric,  S.  em  broid^- 
er  y,    S.    mus  lin. 

swiss'ing,    calendering. 

switch,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  switched, 
switch'back,     -board,     -man. 

switch' -bar,  -gear,  -grass,  -lantern, 
-lev  er,  -mo  tion,  -sig  nal,  -sor- 
rel, -stand,  -ta  ble,  -tend  er, 
-tow^er,    switch'er-gear. 

switch'ing-bill,  -en  gine,  -eye, 
-ground,  -lo  co  mo'tive,  -neck, 
-plug. 

switch'el. 

swittl'er,   -ing,   -ered. 

Swit'zer  land.  Rep.  Europe;  co. 
Ind.,   Swit'zer   (-ser). 

swiv'61,  -eled  or  -611ed,  -61  ing 
or    -ling,    -el  er    or    -ler. 

swJv'Sl-bridge,  -eye,  -eyed,  -gun, 
-hang  er,  -hook,  -joint,  -keep  er, 
-loom,  -mus  ket,  -plow,  -sink- 
er,  -ta  ble. 

swiz'zle,  -zled,  -zling,  swiz'zle- 
stick. 

swoll'en    (-n). 

swoon,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    swooned. 

swoop,  -ing,  swooped. 

sword  (sord),  -ed,  -ing,  -less, 
sword'bill,  a  bird,  -craft,  -fish, 
-fish  er  y,  -fish  ing,  -man,  -tail, 
a    bug,    swords'man,    -man  ship. 

sword' -arm,      -bay  o  net,      -bean, 


-bear  er,  -belt,  -blade,  -break- 
er, -cane,  -car  riage,  -cut,  -cut- 
ler, -dance,  -dol  lar,  -fight, 
-flag,  -flight  ed,  -gaunt  let, 
-grass,  -guard,  -hand,  -hilt, 
-knot,  -law,  -lil  y,  -mat,  -play, 
-play  er,  -pom  mel,  -proof, 
-rack,  -sedge,  -shaped,  -shrimp, 
-stick,    -tailed,    -thrust. 

swore,   sworn.      See   swear. 

swum.     See  swim. 

swung.     See  swing. 

Syb'a  rite,    -rit  ism,    -rlt'ic,    -ic  al. 

sy'bot  ism  (si'-),   -bot'ic. 

syc'a  more,  -dis  ease',  -fig,  -ma- 
ple,   -moth. 

syce    (sis),    a    groom. 

sy  cee'  (si-),  silver  coin,  sy  cee'- 
sil  ver. 

Sy'char  (si'kar),   Bih. 

Sy'chem   (si'kem),   Bih. 

syc'o  phan  cy,  -o  phant,  -phan'- 
tic,  -tic  al,  -phant'ish,  -ish  ly, 
-ism,    -ize,    -ized,    -i  zing. 

Sy  e'lus  (si-),  Bih. 

Sy  e'ne    (si-),    Bih. 

sy'e  nite    (si'-),    -nit'ic. 

syl'la  ble,  -lab'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly, 
-lab'i  cate,  -ca'ted,  -casting, 
-ca'tion,  -lab'i  fy,  -fy  ing,  -fled, 
-fi  ca'tion,  -la  bism,  -la  bist, 
-la  bize,  -bized,  -blazing,  -la- 
bled,  -la  bhng,  syl'la  ble -stum- 
bling,   s.    name. 

syl'la  bus,   pi.   -bus  es  or  -hi. 

syl  lep'sis,    -lep'tic,    -tic  al,    -al  ly. 

syl'lo  gism,  -gis'tic,  -tic  al,  -al- 
ly, -gize,  -gized,  -gi  zer,  -zing, 
-za'tion. 

sylph  (silf),  -ine,  -ish,  sylph'- 
like. 

syVva,  pi.  -vas  or  -vce,  -van, 
-vage,  -vi  cul  ture,  -cul'tur  al, 
-tur  ist. 

syl  ves'tral,  -tri  an,  pertaining  to 
the  woods,  Syl  ves'tri  an,  a 
monk. 

sym'bol,  -ism,  -ist,  -is'tic,  -tic  al, 
-ize,  -ized,  -i'zer,  -i'zing,  -\  za'- 
tion, -boled  or  -bSlled,  -bol  ing 
or  -ling,  -bSl'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly, 
-al  ness,  -ics,  -b6l'o  gy,  -o  gist, 
-bo  log'ic  al,    sym'b61-print  ing. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  txn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


symmetry 


558 


Sztanicsics 


sym'me  try,  -me  tral,  -me  trist, 
-me  trize,  -trized,  -tri  zing,  -tri- 
za'tion,  -met'ri  an,  -met'ric, 
-ric  al,  -al  ly,  -al  ness,  -me  tri'- 
cian    (-trish'an). 

Sym'onds    (sIm'-),    Eng.    auth. 

sym  pa  thet'ic,  -al,  -al  ly,  -i  cism, 
-pa  thist,  -thize,  -thized,  -thi- 
zing,    -thi  zer,    -thy. 

sym'pho  ny,    -nist. 

Sym  plfeg'a  des  (sim  plgg'a  dez), 
two  rocks  at  the  entrance  of  the 
Euxine    Sea. 

sym  po'si  um  (-zl-),   pi.   -si  a, 

symp'tom  (simp'-),  -to  mat'ic, 
-ic  al,  -al  ly,  -ma  tize^  -tized, 
-ti  zing,  -ma  tol'o  gy,  -mafo  log'- 
ic  al,   -al  ly,   -to  mol'o  gy. 

syn'a  gogue,   -gog'ic  al   (-g6j'-). 

syn  ar  thro' sis,   pi.   -ses  (-sez). 

syn'chro  nal,  -chron'ic  al,  -ic  al- 
ly, -chro  nism,  -chro  nis'tic, 
-tic  al  ly,  -chro  nize,  -nized, 
-ni'zer,  -ni'zing,  -nl  za'tion, 
-nol'o  gy,  -chro  nous,  -nous  ly, 
-no lis  ness,    -chro  ny. 

syn'co  pate,  -parted,  -pa''ting, 
-pa'tion,  -co  pe,  -c6p'ic,  -c6p'- 
tic,  -co  pist,  -pize,  -pized,  -pi  zing. 

syn'di  cate,  -canted,  -casting,  -ca''- 
tor,    -ca'tion. 

syn  ec'do  che  (-ke),  -doch'ic  al 
(-d6k'-),    -ally. 

syn'od  (sin'-),  -od  al,  -od'ic,  -ic- 
al,   -al  ly,   -od  ist. 

syn'o  nym  (sin'-),  -nym'ic,  -ic  al, 
-nym'i  ty,  sy  non'y  mist,  -y  mize, 
-mized,  -mazing,  -non'y  mous, 
-mous  ly,    -y  my. 

syn  op'sis  -op'tic,  -tic  al,  -al  ly, 
-tist,    -tis'tic. 

syn'tax,    -tac'tic,    -tic  al,    -al  ly. 

syn'the  sis,  pi.  -ses  (-sez),  -sist, 
-size,     -sized,     -si^zing,     -thSt'ic, 


-ic  al,  -al  ly,  -i  cism,  -the  tist, 
-tize,  -tized,  -ti''zing. 

Syn'tr  che   (sin'tl  ke),   Bih. 

syn'to  ny,  -to  nize,  -nized,  -ton'ic. 

sy'pher»joint,  a  lap  joint  in  car- 
pentry. 

syph'i  lis  (sif-),  -i  lize,  -lized, 
-li  za'tion,  -i  lit'ic,  -ic  al  ly, 
syph'i  lo  derm,  -der'ma  tous,  -i- 
loid,  -i  lous,  -i  lol'o  gist,  -o  gy, 
-i  lo'ma,  -lo  ma'ni  a,  -lom'a  tous. 

Syr'a  cuse  (-kus),  Bib.;  c.  N.  Y.; 
vil.    O.;    c.    It. 

Syr'i  a  (sir'-),  div.  Turk.,  -i  ac, 
-a  cism,    -i  an,    -an  ism. 

sy  rin'ga  (si-). 

syr'inge  (sir'-),  -inged,  -in  ging 
sy  rin'ge  al,   syr'inge  =gun,    =valve. 

syr'inx  (sir'-),  pi.  syr'in  ges 
(-jez    or   si  rin'jez    or    -jez). 

Sy^ro  phe  ni'cian  (si^ro  fe  nlsh'- 
an),    Bih. 

syr'lis,    pi.    -tes    (-tez). 

syr'up    (sir'-).     See   sirup. 

sys'tem,  -less,  -at'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly, 
-a  tize,  -tized,  -ti^zer,  -ti'zing, 
-tist,  -tism,  -ti  za'tion,  -tem  a- 
tol'o  gy,  -tem'ic,  -tem  ize,  -ized, 
-i  zer,  -i  zing,  -I  za'tion,  sys'- 
tem-mak^er,    =mon^ger. 

sys'to  le,    -tsric. 

sys'tyle. 

syz'ygy  (siz'i  jy). 

Sze'chen  yi      (sa'kSn  ye).      Hung. 

statesman. 
Sze  chu  en'     (za^choo'en'),     prov. 

China. 
Szeg  ed  in'    (seg^'ed'en'),    t.    Hung. 
Szen  tes'    (sen^tesh'),    t.    Hung. 
Szi'geth^   (se'getO,   t.   Hung. 
Szi'vacz    (se'vatsO,    vil.    Hung. 
szo  pel'ka  (tso-). 
Szta  ni  csics       (sta'ne'chlch'),       t. 

Hung. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,   f^re,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,    her,    Ice,   In,    note, 


T  bandage 


559 


tag-wool 


T  band  age,  T  bar,  T  beard, 
T  bolt,  T  bone,  T  branch,  T 
bulb,  T  cart,  T  cloth,  T  cross, 
T  fit^ting,  T  head,  T  hinge,  T 
i  ron,  T  joint,  T  pan  el,  T 
pipe,    T  plate,    T  rail,  T  square. 

T=like,    =shaped. 

taal    (tal    or    tal). 

taa  weesh'    (ta-). 

tib'ard,    -er. 

t&b'a  ret. 

ta  bas'co    sauce. 

td  hd'ua   (-wa). 

tab'bi  net. 

tab'by,    -ing,    tab'bied,    tab'by-cat. 

ta  bel'la. 

t&b'er  na  cle,  -cled,  -cling,  -nac'- 
u  lar,   tab'er  na  cle -work. 

td'hes  (-bez),  -bes'cence,  -cent, 
-bet'ic,  tab'ic,  tab'id,  -idly,  -id- 
ness,    ta  bif'ic. 

XaVitha,    Bib. 

tab'la  ture. 

ta'ble,  -ful,  -bled,  -bling,  ta'ble- 
man,  -spoon,  -spoonsful,  -tree, 
-ware,    -wise. 

ta'ble  =an''vil,  -bit,  -board,  -book, 
-car  pet,  -clamp,  -cloth,  -cloth- 
ing, -cov  er,  -cut,  -cut  ter, 
-flap,  -knife,  -land,  -lathe,  -leaf, 
-lift  ing,  -line,  -lin  en,  -mon  ey, 
-mov  ing,  -mu  sic,  -plane,  -rap- 
ping, -rent,  -saw,  -serV'ice, 
-shore,  -song,  -spar,  -sport, 
-talk,  -talk  er,  -tip  ping,  -tomb, 
-topped,  -turn  ing,  -work,  t. 
di^a  mond,   t.   grind'er. 

td'hle   d'hote    (ta'bl    dot). 

ta  hleau'  (ta  bio'  or  tab'lo),  pi. 
-hleaux'  (-bloz'),  /.  vi'vant'  (ve''- 
von'). 

tab'let,    -ted,    -ting. 

tab'lette,  a  coping  stone  in 
fortifications. 

ta  hlier'    (ta  blya'). 

tab'loid. 

ta  boo'  or  ta  bu'  (-boo'),  -ing, 
-booed'. 


ta'bor,     -er,     ta.b'o  ret    or    -ou  ret 

(-do-)    or    tab'ret,    tSb'o  rine    or 

-ou  rine    {or  -ren). 
t3.b'u  lar,       -ly,       -lar  ize,       -ized, 

-i''zing,    -i  za'tion. 
tab'u  late,     -la^tor,     -lasting,     -XW- 

ted,    -la'tion. 
tac'a  ma  hac''. 
tac'-au-tac^ 
td'ce. 
td'cet. 

tache    (t3,sh),    a   spot   or   freckle. 
tache    (tatch),    a  sugar-pan. 
ta  chom'e  ter      (-kom'-),      -e  try, 

tach'o  graph   (tak'-). 
ta  chyg'ra  phy    (-kig'-),    -ra  pher, 

tach  y  graph'ic    (tak^I-),    -ic  al. 
ta  chym'e  ter    (-kim'-). 
tac'it   (tas'-),   -ly,   -i  turn,    -turn  ly, 

-tur'ni  ty. 
tack,  -er,   -ing,   -y,   -i  ness,  tacked, 

tacks'man. 
tack'-block,    -claw,  -comb,    -driv'- 

er,      -du  ty,      -free,      -ham  mer, 

-head,   -lash  ing,    -lift  er,    -mold, 

-pin,  -pull  er,   -riv  et,   -tac  kle. 
tac'kle,    -kled,    -kling,    -kler,    -kle- 

man. 
tac'kle-block,  -board,  -fall,  -hook, 

-post. 
tac'node,    -cusp. 
tact,    -ful,    -less,    -less  ness. 
tac'tic,    -tic  al,    -al  ly,    -tics,    -tile, 

-tion,     -tor,     -tu  al,     -al  ly,     -tus, 

-ti'cian,  -tom'e  ter,  tac'tic  al  u'nit. 
tad'pole,    -fish,    -hake. 
tael    (tal). 
tce'ni  a,    -ni  ate,    -ni  cide,    -ni  form, 

-ni  fuge. 
tM'fe  ta. 
taff'rail. 
taffy,    -ing,    -fled. 

taft. 

tag,  -ger,  -ging,  -let,  tagged, 
tag'tail. 

tag'=al  der,  -belt,  -boat,  -end, 
-fas  ten  er,  -hold  er,  -lock,  -ma- 
chine, -nee  die,  -rag,  -sore,  -wool. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  <jrn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


Tagal 


560 


tamboroil 


Tagal'  (or  ta'-),  -ga'la,  -ga'log, 
-gals'. 

tag  ba'nuas  (-nwas). 

tagl'ia    (tal'ya). 

Tagl  ia  men'to    (tal  ya-),    r.    It. 

Tagl  io'ni  (tal  yo'ne),  Swed. 
opera   dancer. 

tagl  io'ni    (tal  yo'ni),    an  overcoat. 

Tahi'ti  (-he'te),  isl.  Pacific,  -hi'- 
ti  an    (-he'te-),    T.    chest^nut. 

tdh'lt. 

td  ho'na. 

tdh  sil  ddr'    (-sel-), 

td'i    (-e) . 

tail,  -ing,  -less,  tailed,  tail'flow- 
er,    -wort. 

tail' -bay,  -block,  -board,  -bone, 
-coat,  -corn,  -cov  erts,  -crab, 
-drain,  -end,  -feath  er,  -fin, 
-fly,  -gate,  -grape,  -hook, 
-lamp,  -lobe,  -mus  cle,  -piece, 
-pin,  -pipe,  -race,  -rope,  -screw, 
-stock,  -switch  ing,  -tac  kle, 
-trim  mer,  -valve,  -vise,  -wa- 
ter,   tails-com  mon. 

taille   (tal),   form;   build;   make. 

tail  le'    (tai  ya').     Her. 

tail  leur'    (ta  Iyer'). 

tail  loir'    (ta^lw6r'). 

tai'lor,  -ess,  '  -ing,  -lored,  tai'lor- 
bird,  -made,  -mus  cle,  -war- 
bler, tai'lor  ing-ma  chine,  tai'lors' 
chair,  t.  cramp,  t.  spasm,  t. 
twist. 

tain. 

Taine,    Fr.    auth. 

taint,  -ed,  -ing,  -less,  -less  ly, 
taint'-worm. 

Tai'ping'    (ti'-). 

tai'po  (ti'p6). 

taj. 

td'jo    (-ho). 

take,  took,  tak'en  (-n),  -er,  -ing, 
-ing  ly,    -ing  ness. 

take'-heed,  n.,  -in,  -off,  -up, 
tak'er-off. 

Tarbot,    CO.    Ga.;    co.    Md. 

t&lc,  -ous,  tal'cite,  -cose,  -cum, 
talck'y,    talc'-schist. 

Tal'chir'    (-ker'),    state    India. 

tale,  -ful,  -bear'er,  -telFer,  -wise, 
tale -book,    -pi  et. 

tai'ent,    -ed. 


tables    (-lez),    tales'man. 
Tal'fourd    (tawl'furd),    Eng.    poet. 
td'li    (-le). 
Tal'ia  ferro     (tol'I  ver),     co.    Ga.; 

Amer.    Rev.    officer. 
ta'li  on,    -on'ic. 
IdVi  pes    (-pez),    -i  ped. 
tai'i  pot,    -palm. 
tSl'is  man    (or   -iz-),    -man'ic. 
Ta  irtha=cu'mi    (or    taFI-),    Bib. 
talk       (tawk),       -a  tive,       -tive  ly, 

-tive  ness,       -er,       -ing,       talked, 

talk'ing-ma  chine^    -to. 
tall,    -ness,    -boy. 
TkMa  hatch'ie,    co.    and   r.    Miss. 
tal' nth. 
T^ll'madge  (-mlj  or  -maj),  Amer. 

jurist    and    statesman. 
t&l'low,      -er,      -ish,      -y,      tal'low- 

ber^ry,    -face,    a   person,    -nut,    a 

tree,    -wood. 
tal'low-can,      -chan  dler,      -chan'- 

dler  y,       -cup,       -drop,       -faced, 

-gourd,     -keech,     -nut  meg,     -oil, 

-shrub,    -top,     -tree,    t.    can  die, 

t.  dip. 
tai'ly,     -ing,     -lied,     -li  er,     tal'ly- 

man,    -mas  ter,    -wom  an. 
tal'ly-book,      -ho,      -mark,      -pot, 

-sheet,    -shop,    -stick,   t.    sys'tem, 

t.   trade. 
Til' ma  (or  taFma'),  Fr.  tragedian. 
t3.1'ma,  a  cape. 
T&l'mage    (-mlj    or    -maj),    Amer. 

divine    and    auth. 
Til'mai,   Bib. 
Tai'mud,      -ist,      -mud'ic,      -ic  al, 

-is'tic. 
til'on,  -oned. 

ta  luk'   or   -look'    (-look'),    -dar. 
Ta'lus,   Spenser,   Faerie   Queene. 
td'lus,    pi.    -U,  the    ankle, 
ta'lus,  a  bastion;  loose   rocks  and 

gravel. 
Ta'mar,    Bib. 
tim'a  rack,    -pine. 
t3,m'a  rind,    -fish,    -plum. 
t&m'a  risk. 

Ta  ma  ta've     (-va),     port     Mada- 
gascar. 
Ta  mau  li'pas     (-mou  le'-),     state 

Mex. 
tam'bor,    -oil. 


fate,    f3,t,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,    met,    her,   Ice,   in,    note, 


tambour 


561 


tapestry-stitch 


t&m'bour  (-boor),  -ing,  -boured, 
-hour'gy  (-boor'jl),  -bour  ine' 
(-en'),  tam'bour=cot  ton,  =em- 
broid^er  y,  --frame,  =lace,  =nee- 
dle,    =stitch,    -stitch  er,    -work. 

tame,  -less,  -less  ness,  -ly,  -ness, 
tamed,  tam'a  ble,  -ble  ness, 
-a  bil'i  ty,  -er,  -ing,  tame'- 
poi''son. 

Timber  lane',    Asiatic    conqueror. 

tam'i  dine. 

Ta  mil'    (-mel'),    race   in   India. 

Ta  mise'    (-mez'),    t.    Belg. 

ta  mise'    (-mez'),  a  woolen  fabric. 

Tamluk'    (-Icrok'),   t.   India. 

tam'-o'-shan'ter,    a    cap. 

tamp,    -ing,    tamped,    tamp'-work. 

tamp'ing-bar,  -i  ron,  -ma  chine, 
-plug. 

tam'per,    -er,    -ing,    -pered. 

tim'pi  on. 

t&m'pon,  -ade,  -age,  -ing,  -ment, 
-poned. 

tam'-tam^  or   tom'-tom. 

ta  mu're    (-moo'ra). 

tan,  tan'na  ble,  -nage,  -ner,  -ner  y, 
-ning,    tanned. 

tan' -balls,  -bark,  -bath,  -bay, 
-bed,  -col  ored,  -ex  tract^or, 
-house,  -liq  uor,  -mill,  -ooze, 
-pic  kle,  -pit,  -press,  -ride, 
-spud,  -stove,  -turf,  -vat, 
-yard. 

tan'ning-ap  pa  ra^tus,  -cyl  in  der, 
-ma  te  ri  als. 

t3.n'a  ger,    -a  grine,^   -a  groid. 

Ta  na'na  ri  vo'  (-re-),  t.  Mada- 
gascar. 

Tan'da   or   -diih,    t.    India. 

tan'dem. 

Ta'ney  (taw'ni),  Amer.  jurist;  co. 
Mo. 

tang,  -ing,  -y,  tanged,  tang'- 
tool,   -whaup. 

tan'ga  lung. 

Tan  gan  yi'ka    (-ye'-),    1.    Afr. 

t&n'gent,  -gence,  -gen  cy,  -gen'- 
tial  (-shal),  -tial  Iv,  -ti  al'i  ty 
(-shi  al'-). 

tan'gi  ble,  -ness,  -bly,  -bil'i  ty, 
tan  gib'i  le    (-j!b'-). 

Tan  gier'  or  -giers',  t.  Morocco, 
Afr.,      -ge  rine',      pertaining      to 


Tangier;  tan  ge  rine'  (-ren'),  a 
fruit. 

tan'gle,  -gled,  -gling,  -gling  ly, 
-gly,  tan'gle  ber  ry,  -foot,  a 
liquor. 

tan'gle -fish,  -pick  er,  -swab, 
-wrack,  t.  tent. 

ta'ni  wha    {or  tan'I  wa). 

tank,  -age,  -ing,  tank' -car,  -en- 
gine, -fur  nace,  =i  ron,  -lo  co- 
mo^tive,  -pump,  -run'ner,  -sta'- 
tion,  -tog''gle,  -ves  sel,  -waiter, 
-worm. 

tan'ka-boat. 

tank'ard,  -bear^er,  -shaped,  -tur- 
nip. 

Tann'hau  ser  (-hoi  zer),  German 
lyric    poet;    opera   by   Wagner. 

tan'nin,  -nic,  -nif'er  ous,  -nom'- 
e  ter,    tan'nin-plate. 

t&n'sy    (-zy). 

tan'ta  lize,  -lized,  -ll^zer,  -li^zing, 
-zing  Iv,    -zing  ness,    -II  za'tion. 

Tin'ta  lus,  Myth.,  T.  cup  or 
-lus's  cup. 

tin'ta  mount. 

tan-tan,    -met  al. 

t^  tar'a. 

ta.n  tiv'y,    -ing,    -tiv'ied. 

idn'tra,     -trie,    -trism,     -trist. 

t^n'trum. 

ta.n'ty,   a   Hindu   loom,    pi.   -ties. 

ian'zt  mat. 

Ta'o  ism   {or   tou'-),    -o  ist,    -is'tic. 

td'o'tai'    (-ti'),    a    Chinese    officer. 

tap,  -ster,  -ling,  -net,  -per,  -ping, 
tapped,    taps'man. 

tap' -bar,  -bolt,  -bor  er,  -cin  der, 
-hole,  -house,  -pic^kle,  -plate, 
-riv  et,  -room,  -root,  -root  ed, 
-screw,    -shac  kled,    -wrench. 

tap  a  de'ra    or    -ro    (-da'-). 

td  pd'que  (-ka). 

tape,  taped,  tap'ing,  tape'work, 
-worm. 

tape'-car'ri  er,  -grass,  -neeMle,  t. 
line,  t.  meas^ure,  t.  primmer, 
tape'worm -plant. 

ta'per,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ness,  -wise, 
-pered,  ta'per-can''dle  stick,  -fuse, 
-point  ed,    -stand,    -vise. 

ta.p'es  try,  -ing,  -tried,  tap'es  try- 
cloth,    -moth,    -paint  ing,    -stitch. 


not,  nor,  use,  iip,  urn,  etude,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 
36 


tapetal 


562 


tawniness 


tap'e  tal. 

Xaph'nes    (-nez),    Bib 

tip  i  6'ca. 

ta'pir,    a   quadruped. 

ta'pis     {or    ta  pe'),     a    carpet    or 

cover;    id'pis    (-pes),    a    sash    or 

belt. 
ta  po'a. 
t&p'pet,     'loom,     ■'ino  tion,     -ring, 

»rod,  -wheel. 
tap'ping,        «ap  pa  ra^tus,        -bar, 

-cock,  -drill,  -gouge,  -hole,   -ma- 
chine, -tool. 
tar,    -ring,    -ry,    tarred,    tar'weed. 
tar' -board,     -box,     -brush,     -kiln, 

-lamp,      -oil,      -put  ty,       -vetch, 

-wa  ter,    -well. 
ta  ra  gui'ra    (-ge'-). 
tir  an  tiss'. 

tir'an  tel'la,    tar'ant  ism. 
ta  ran'tu  la,      pi.      -las     or     -lae, 

-tu  lar,  -la  ted,  ta  ran'tu  la-dance, 

-kill  er. 
Tarbes    (tarb),    t.    Fr. 
tar  boosh'. 
tar'dy,      -di  ly,      -di  ness,      tar'do, 

tar'dy-gaif'ed,    -ris  ing. 
tare. 

targe,    -man,    targed,    tar'ging. 
tar'get,     -eer',     tar'get-card,     -firm- 
ing, -lamp,   -prac^tice,  -range. 
Tari'fa   (-re'-),   t.   Sp. 
tir'iff,    -rid  den. 
tar'la  tan. 
tarn. 

tar'nish,  -a  ble,  -er,  -ing,  -nished. 
ta'ro,    a    plant,    ta  ro',    a    coin. 
tar'pan,    a    horse. 
tar  pau'lin. 
Tar  pe'ia  (-ya),  a  Roman  maiden. 

-pe'ian,  noting  a  rock. 
tar'pon,  a  fish. 
t&r'ry,  -ing,  -ri  er,  -ried. 
tart,    -ly,    -ness. 
tar'tan,  t.  vel'vet. 
tar  td'na,  a  vehicle. 
tar'tar,      a     chemical     substance, 

-tS.r'ic,   -ta  rine,   -rize,   -rized,   -ri- 

zing,    -ri  za'tion,    -rous. 
Tar'tar,    -us,    -ta're  an. 
Tar  tuffe',    Moliere. 
Tasche  reau'   (tash'ro'),    Fr.   biog. 

and   editor. 


tish. 

ta  sim'e  ter,  tas  i  met'ric. 

task,  -er,  -ing,  tasked,  task'- 
mas  ter,    -mis  tress,    task'-work. 

Tasma'nJa  (taz-),  isl.  S.  Pac.  Oc. 

tas  sa'go. 

tas'sel,  -seled  or  -selled,  -sel  ing 
or   -ling,    tas'sel  flow^er. 

tas'sel 'grass,  -hy'a  cinth,  -stitch, 
-tree,    -worm. 

tas'set,  a  piece  of  armor. 

tas  sette',  a  term  in  cookery. 

taste,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful  ness,  -less, 
-less  ly,  -less  ness,  tast'a  ble,  -ed, 
-er,   -ing,    -y,    -i  ly. 

taste'-a  re  a,  -bud,  -bulb,  -cen- 
ter,   -cor^pus  cle. 

td'ta,  an  African  dwelling. 

ta'ta,  a  shrub. 

ta'4a',  farewell. 

ta  ta'o,  a  bird. 

Tat'nai    {or   -na  i).    Bib. 

tat'ter,  -ing,  -y,  -tered,  tat'ter- 
de  mai'ion  {or  -mal'yun),  tat'- 
ter  waKlop. 

tat'ting,    -shut  tie. 

tat'tle,  -tied,  -tier,  -tier  y,  -tling, 
-tling  ly. 

tat  tOD', '  />/.  -toos'  (-tooz'),  -er, 
-ing,    -tooed',    t3.t  tdo'ing-nee  die. 

tat'ty. 

tau,  -bone,  tau  cross,  t.  cru  ci  fix, 
t.    staff. 

Tauch'nitz  (toudi'nits),  Ger. 
publisher. 

taught.     See  teach. 

fau'ler   (tow'-),    Ger.   mystic. 

taunt,    -ed,    -er,    -ing,    -ing  ly. 

tau'pie    or   taw'-. 

taut,    tight;    tense,    -en,    -ly,    -ness. 

tau'ted. 

tau  tog',  or  -taug'. 

tau  tore  gy,  -to  log'ic,  -ic  al,  -al- 
ly, -tol'o  gism,  -o  gist,  -o  gous, 
-o  gize,    -gized,    -glazing. 

tav'ern,  -er,  tav'ern=bush,  -haunt- 
er,   -keep  er,    -to'ken. 

Ta''v6r''ni  er'   (-ne  a'),    Fr.   trav. 

taw,    -er,    -er  y,    -ing. 

ta'wa. 

Ta'was,    tp.    and    v.    Mich. 

taw'dry,    -dri  ly,    -dri  ness. 

taw'ny,    -ni  ness. 


fate,    f3,t,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    m6t,    her,    ice,   in,    note, 


tax 


563 


telegraph«wire 


tax,  -a  ble,  -ble  ness,  -a  bly, 
-a  bil'i  ty,  -a'tion,  -er,  -ing, 
-less,    -man,    taxed,    tax'pay  er. 

tax'-cart,  -col  lecf'or,  -dodg  er, 
-free,  -gath  er  er,  4ist,  -roll,  tax- 
ing'dis  trict,  =mas  ter,  tax  bond, 
t.  cer  tif  i  cate,  t.  com  mis'sion- 
er,  t.  deed,  t.  du'pli  cate,  t.  lev'y, 
t.  li'en,  t.  sale,  t.  ti'tle. 

t&x'i  der  my,  -der  mal,  -der'mic, 
-der^mist,   -der  mize,   -mized. 

tax  dl'o  gy,  -on'o  mer,  -on'o  mist, 
-on'o  my,   -o  nom'ic,   -ic  al,  -al  ly. 

tay'saam    (ti'sam). 

Xaze'well,   CO.    111.;    co.   Va. 

tdz'za    (tat'sa). 

tcha  pa.n'. 

tchick    (chik). 

Tchir'pan   (cher'-),    t.    Turk. 

tea,  -ber  ry,  -cup,  -cup  ful,  -ket'- 
tle,  -pot,  -poy,  -spoon,  -spoonsful, 
-wort. 

tea' -bis  cuit,  -board,  -bread, 
-bug,  -cad  dy,  -cake,  -can  is- 
ter,  -case,  -chest,  -clam,  -clip- 
per, -cloth,  -deal  er,  -drink  er, 
-drunk  ard,  -fight,  -gar  den, 
-gown,  -house,  -lead,  -leaf, 
-oil,  -par  ty,  -plant,  -room, 
-rose,  -scent,  -scrub,  -serv  ice, 
-set,  -shrub,  -stick,  -ta  ble, 
-tast  er,  -things,  -tray,  -tree, 
-urn,  -ware. 

teach,  -a  ble,  -a  ble  ness,  -a  bil'- 
i  ty,    -er,    -ing. 

teak,    -tree,    -wood. 

teal,    -duck. 

team,  -ing,  -ster,  -wise,  teamed, 
team'-shov^el,    -work. 

teir,  -er,  -ing,  tore,  torn,  tear'- 
thumb,    -up,    tear'ing-ma  chined 

tear,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful  ness,  -less, 
-y,  tear' -bag,  -drop,  -duct, 
-fall  ing,  -gland,  -pit,  -pump, 
-sac,    -shaped,    -stained. 

tease  (tez),  teased,  teas'er,  -ing, 
-ing  ly,    teas'ing-neeMle. 

teat,  -ed,  -like,   -fish. 

teaze=hole,    -ten'^on. 

tea'zel  or  -sel,  -zeled  or  -zelled, 
-zel  ing  or  -ling,  -zel  er  or  -ler, 
tea'zel  wort,  tea'zel -card,  -frame, 
tea'zel  ing-ma  chined 


teb'bad. 

Teche,  Bay'ou  (bi'oo  tesh), 
stream    La. 

tech'nic  (tek'-),  -al,  -al  ly,  -al- 
ness,  -ni  cal'i  ty,  -ni'cian  (-nish'- 
an),  -ni  cist,  -nics,  -nique' 
(-nek'),  -nism,  -nol'o  gy,  -o  gist, 
-no  log'ic,    -ic  al. 

t6c  n61'o  gy,  a  treatise  on  children. 

ted,   -ded,    -der,    -ding. 

Te  des'co    (ta-). 

Te     De'um. 

te'dJ  ous  {or  ted'yus),  -ly,  -ness, 
-di  um. 

tee,    -ing,    teed. 

teel,  -seed. 

teem,  -er,  -ing,  -less,  teem'ing- 
hole,    -punch. 

teens. 

teer,   -er. 

tee'ter,    -ing,    -tered,    -ter  tail. 

teeth.     See  tooth. 
\  teethe,    teethed,    teeth'ing. 
i   tee^to'tal,    -er,    -ism,    -tal  ly. 
I  tee'-to'tum. 

Te  gu  ci  gal'pa  (ta  goo  se-),  t. 
Cent.   Amer. 

tfig'u  ment,  -men'tal,  -ta  ry, 
-tum. 

te  hee',    -heed',    -hee'ing. 

Tg  h6  ran',    c.    Pers. 

Te  huan  te  p6c'  (ta  wan  ta-),  t. 
Mex. 

Teign'mouth  (tin'muth),  Eng. 
gov.    gen.    of    India. 

teil. 

Teka'mah,    tp.    Neb. 

t6k  non'y  my,    -y  mous. 

te'la,    -lar,    -la'ri  an,    tel'a  ry. 

Te  la'im    {or    tel'-),    Bih. 

te  lau'to  graph  {or  tel-)  -to- 
gram. 

te  le'ga    (-la'-). 

tfil'e  gram,    -gram'mic. 

tSl'e  graph,  -ing,  -graphed, 
-graph'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  -graph^- 
er  {or  te  leg'ra  pher),  -graph^ist 
{or  te  ISg'-),  -graph'y  {or  te- 
leg'-),    -graph'o  phone. 

tSl'e  graph -board,  -ca  ble,  -car- 
riage, -clock,  -cock,  -di  al,  -key, 
-line,  -op  e  ra'tor,  -plant,  -pole, 
-post,  -reel,  -reg  is  ter,  -wire. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  tirn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


telekinesis 


564 


tenent 


tel'e  k!  ne'sis,  -net'ic,  te  lel'o- 
graph,  tel'e  ma  nom'e  ter,  -e- 
me'te  or  o  graph,    -graph'ic. 

teVe  lec'tro  scope. 

Te  lem'a  chus  (-kus),  Homer's 
Odyssey. 

Te  le  maque'  (ta  la  mak'),  Fene- 
lon's  Romance. 

te  ISm'e  ter,  -e  try,  tel  e  met'ric, 
-mooter,    te  len'gi  scope    (-JI-). 

te  Igp'a  thy,  -a  thist,  tel  e  path'- 
ic,    -ic  al  ly. 

t€l'e  phone,  -phoned,  -phon  er, 
-ing,  -ist,  -phon'ic,  -ic  al  ly, 
-pho'no  graph,  -graph'ic,  -pho^- 
ny  {or  te  lef'-),  teFe  phone - 
booth,  =harp,  =line. 

tel'e  phote,  -pho'to  graph,  -tog'- 
ra  phy. 

thVe  pho'tSs. 

tel'e  scope,  -scoped,  -scop^ing, 
-scop'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly,  -sco^py 
(or  te  les'-),  -sco^pist  (or  te- 
les'-), -scrip'tor. 

tfil'e  scope  =bag,  -carp,  -chim^ney, 
-driv'er,  -eye,  =fish,  "fly,  -joint, 
-shell,  -sight,  -ta  ble,  -word. 

tel  e  spec'tro  scope,  -e  ster'e  6- 
scope,  -e  ther'mo  graph,  -ther- 
mom'e  ter,  -e  try,  teVe  to  pom'- 
e  ter. 

Tfil'ford,  Scotch  engineer;  in- 
ventor of  Telford  pave  ment, 
tel'ford  ize,    -ized,    -i'zing. 

tell,  -a  ble,  -er,  -er  ship,  -ing, 
-ing  ly,  told,  tell'tale,  a  person, 
tell'ing-house,  tell-bill-wil  ly,  a 
bird. 

tel  lu'ri  an,    -lu'ric. 

tfil'pher,    -age,    -way. 

T6m'am   (or   te'-),    Bib 

te  mgr'i  ty. 

Tgm'es'    (-esh'),    r.    Hung. 

tfim'i  ak. 

tfim'per,  -a  ble,  -a  ment  -a  men'- 
tal,  -tal  ly,  -pered,  -percd  ly, 
-per  er,  -per  ing,  tem'per- 

screw. 

tem'per  ing-fur''nace,  -ma  chine^ 
-ov^en,     -wheel. 

tem'per  ance,  -per  ate,  -ate  ly, 
-ate  ness,    -a  tive. 

tem'per  a  ture,     -a  larm,    -curve. 


tfim'pest,  -pes'tu  ous,  -ous  ly,  -ous- 

ness,  tem'pest-beat  en,    -tossed, 
Tgm'plar,    Knights    Tem'plars. 
tfim'ple,    -pled,    -pling. 
tem'plet. 
tem'po,    Mus. 
tSm'po,    a    coin. 
tfim'po  ral,      -ly,      -ness,      -ral  ty, 

-ra'le. 
tfim'po  ra  ry,      -ra  ri  ly,      -ri  ness, 

-ra'ne  ous. 
tSm'po  rize,     -rized,     -ri^zer,     -ri'- 

zing,    -zing  ly,    -ri  za'tion. 
temps    (ton). 
tempt    (temt),    -a  ble,    -a  ble  ness, 

-a  bil'i  ty,   -ed,   -er,   -ing,   -ing  ly, 

-ing  ness,       -ress,       temp  ta'tion, 

-tion  al,   -tion  less. 
tem'pus. 

temse,   -bread,   -loaf. 
ten,     -fin^gers,     a     starfish,     -fold, 

-pence,     -pen  ny,     -pins,     tenth, 

tenth'ly,         ten'-for'ties         (-tiz), 

-pound  er     -strike,    ten-o' -clock, 

a   plant 
tSn'a  ble,    -ness,    -a  bil'i  ty. 
tfin'ace. 
te  na'cious,     -ly,     -ness,     -nac'i  ty 

(-nas'-). 
te  nail'  or  -naille',  -nail'lon  (-nal'- 

yun). 
tfin'ant,     -a  ble,     -a  ble  ness,     -cy, 

-ed,     -ing,     -less,     -ry,     ten'ant- 

farm  er,    -right. 
tend,    -ance,    -ed,    -er,    -ing. 
tSn'den  cy. 
ten'der,    a.,    -er,    -ly,    -foot,    -ling, 

-loin,         -ness,         ten'der-dy  ing, 

-eyed,  -foot  ed,  -heart  ed, 

-heart  ed  ly,  -heart  ed  ness, 

-mind  ed,     -sidled. 
tfin'der,  v.,  -der  er,  -der  ing,   -der- 

ee'. 
tSn'don,    -don  ous. 
ten'dre  (tan'dr). 
ten'dril,    -driled    or    -drilled,    ten'- 

dril-climb  er. 
tcn'e  brce,    -hearse. 
le  ne  hrd'si    (ta''na  brc'se). 
tfin'e  brous,   -ness,    -bros'i  ty. 
tSn'e  ment,    -men'tal,    -men'ta  ry, 

ten'e  ment -house. 
ten'ent,    clinging. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice.    In,    note, 


Teneriffe 


565 


test-meter 


Tfin^er  iffe'    or    -ife,    one    of    the 

Canary    isls.;    a    wine. 
tSn'et. 

Ten  nes  see',  State  U.  S.,  -see'an. 
Ten  niel'    (-neel'),    Eng.    artist. 
ten'nis,    =arm,    »ball,    «court,    =el- 

bow,    =play  er. 
ten'no  {or  -no'). 

tfin'on,    -oned,    -on  er,    -on  ing. 
ten'on-au  ger,       =saw,       =tru^ing, 

ten'on  ing»chis  el,    -ma  chine. 
tfin'or,    -ist,    -o  ri'no    (-re'no),    pi. 

-ri'ni    (-re'ne). 
tense,    -less,    -less  ness,    -ly,    -ness. 
ten'si  ble,    -si  bil'i  ty. 
ten'sJle,      -siled,      -sion,      -sion  al, 

-si  ty,    -sil'i  ty. 
ten'sion»bar,        =beam,         =brace, 

"bridge,    -fuse,    -mem  ber,    -rod, 

-roll  er,    -spic  ule,     -spring. 
tent,    -age,    -ed,    -er,    -ing,   -i  form, 

-less,  tent'wise,    -wort. 
tent' -bed,     -bed  stead,     -cat  er  pil- 
lar,   -cloth,    -fly,    -guy,    -mak  er, 

-peg,      -peg  ging,      -pin,      -pole, 

-rope,       -stitch,       -tree,       -wine, 

-work. 
tfin'ta  cle,      -cled,      ten  tac'u  late, 

-la'ted. 
tgn'ta  tive,    -ly. 
tfin'ter,  a  machine,  -bar,  -ground, 

-hook,    ten'ter  ing=ma  chine^. 
t6n'u  ous,    -ness,    te  nu'i  ty. 
tfin'ure,    -horn,    -sword. 
te  nu'to   (ta  noo'-),    -mark. 
te  6  cal'li,    pi.    -lis    (-liz). 
t§p  ee'    {or    te'pe). 
tfip'e  fy,   -ing,   -fled,   -fac'tion. 
tSp'id,    -ly,    -ness,    -i  dd'ri  um,    pi. 

-ri  a,  tep'or  {or  te'-)    te  pid'i  ty, 
tgr  a  tol'o  gy,     -o  gist,     -to  log'ic, 

-ic  al. 
ter  cen'te  na  ry,    -ten'ni  al. 
ter'cet. 

ter'gi  ver  sate,    -sa  tor,    -sa'tion. 
Ter  hune',    Amer.    authoress. 
term,  -er,   -ing,   -less,   -ly,  termed, 

term' -day,    -fee,    -piece. 
ter'ma  gant,    -ly,    -gan  cy. 
ter' mi  nate,       -na'ted        -na''ting, 

-na  ble,    -ble  ness,    -nal,    -nal  ly, 

-na'tion,    -tion  al,    -na^tive,    -tive- 

ly,    -na^tor,    -to''ry. 


ter' mi  nism,    -mi  nist. 
ter  mi  nol'o  gy,    -no  log'ic  al,    -al- 
ly. 
ter' mi  nus,    pi.    -ni,    Ter'mi  nus. 

Myth. 
tern,  a  bird;  a  ship;  a  prize,  -ery. 
ter'nal,    -na  ry,    -nate,    -nate  ly. 
Tgr'naux'    (-no'),    Fr.    auth. 
terne,    roofing-tin,    -plate. 
Terp  sich'6  re      (-sik'-).       Myth., 

-re'an. 
tgr'ra  culture,  -cul  tur  al,    ter'ra- 

cot'ta,    t.  Ja  pon'i  ca. 
ter'ra    al'ba,    t.   firm'a,    t.   in  cog'- 

m  ta. 
tfir'race,    -raced,    -ra  cing. 
tgr'rage,      ter  rain',      ter  ra  ma'ra, 

ter  ra'ne  an. 
tfir'ra  pin,    -farm,    -paws. 
tfir  ra'que  ous. 

tfir  ra'ri  um,  pi.   -ri  ums  or  -ri  a. 
Tfirre^b6nne',    par.    La. 
TSr'rfi  Haute    (hot),    c.    Ind. 
tfirrene',  earthy,  mundane,  -rSn'ity. 
terre'plein'    (tar'plan^. 
ter  res'tri  al,    -ly,    -ness. 
tgr'ret. 

tfir'ri  ble,    -ness,    -bly. 
t€r  ric'o  lous,    -o  line. 
tSr'ri  er. 
tfer'ri  fy,      -ing,      -fied,      -fied  ly, 

-rif'ic,    -ic  al  ly. 
ter  rig'e  nous    (rij'-). 
t6r  rine'  (-ren'),  an  earthen  jar. 
tfir'ri  to  ry,    -ried,    -to'ri  al,    -al  ly, 

-al  ism,     -al'i  ty,     -al  ize,     -ized, 

-i'zing. 
tfir'ror,     -ism,     -ist,     -is'tic,     -ize, 

-ized,    -i^zer,    -i^zing,    -less. 
tfir'ror-breatll  ing,  -fraught,  -giv'- 

ing,  -haunt  ed,  -smit  ten,  -strick- 
en, 
tgr'ry. 

terse,    -ly,    -ness. 
ter'tial,    -tian,    -ti  a  ry. 
ter  tu'li  a    (tar  too'le  a) . 
Te  ru  gr    (ta  roo-),    prov.    Sp. 
ter  zet'to      (ter  tset'-),      ter'za'ri'ma 

(ter'tsa-re'ma). 
tfis'sel  late,    -la''ted,    -lasting,    -la'- 

tion.  , 

test,    -ed,    -er,    -ing,    -a  ble. 
test' -box,    -glass,    -meal,    -me  ter, 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  <jrn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


test=inixer 


566 


then 


-mix  er,  «ob  ject,  =pa  per, 

-plate,  «pump,  =ring,  =spoon, 
'tube,  =types,  t.  case,    t.  oath. 

test'ing=box,  ^clause,  =gage, 
-hole,    -ma  chine,    -slab. 

tes'ta  ment,  -men'tal,  -ta  ry, 
-ri  ly. 

test'ar,  a  fish. 

tes'tate,    -ta'tor,    -ta'trix,    -ta'tion. 

tes'ter,    a    canopy,    -cloth. 

tes'ti  cle,  -tic'u  lar,  -u  late,  -las- 
ted. 

tes'ti  fy,  -ing,  -fled,  -fi  er,  -fl  ca- 
tor,    -ca'tion. 

tes'ti  mo  ny,    -mo'ni  al. 

tes'tis,    pi.    -tes    (-tez). 

tes'ty,    -ti  ly,    -ti  ness. 

tet'a  nus,  -a  nize,  -nized,  -ni- 
zing,    -ni  za'tion,    te  tSn'ic. 

tete' 'h'tete'  (tat'-a-tat'),  tHe'-de- 
mou'ton  (tat'-de  moo'toh),  tete'- 
de  pont'    (tat'-de  pon'). 

tetft'er,  -ing,  -ered,  teth'er-ball, 
-stick. 

tfit  ra  he'dron,  pi.  -drons  or 
-dra,  -he'dral,  -dral  ly,  -drite, 
-droid. 

tSt  ra  hex  a  he'dron,    -he'dral. 

te  tram'e  ter,    -tram'er  ous. 

tfit'ra  pod,   te  trap'o  dous,   -o  dy. 

tet'rarch  (-rark  or  te'trark), 
-rarch  ate,    -rarch  y,    -rarch'ic  al. 

tet'ter,    -ous,    -wort,    tet'ter-ber  ry. 

TSt  u  an'    (-ao-),    t.    Morocco. 

Teuf'fel   (toi'fel),   Ger.   philol. 

Teuf'fen    (toif-),    t.    Switz. 

Teu'ton,  -ton'ic,  -ton'i  cism,  -ton- 
ism,  -ize,  -ized,  -i  zing,  -I  za'- 
tion. 

te  whit'. 

tew'ing-bee  tie. 

Tex  ar  kin'a,    c.    Ark. 

tex'as,  the  top  of  a  grain-elevator. 

text,  tex'tu  al,  -al  ist,  -al  ly,  -a- 
rist,    -a  ry. 

text'-book,  -hand,  -man,  -pen, 
-writ  er,    tex'tus-case. 

tex'tlle. 

tex'ture,    -less,    -tured,    -tur  al. 

Thal'bgrg   (tal'-),   Swiss  pianist. 

thd'ler    (ta'-). 

Tha'les   (-lez),    Gr.   philos. 

Thali'a,    Myth.,    -li'an. 


thal'weg'    (tal'vagO  • 

Thames  (temz),  r.  Eng.;  r.  Can.; 
t.  New  Zealand; — (thamz),  r. 
Ct. 

than. 

tha'na    (ta'-),    -na  dar. 

thin  a  tol'o  gy,   -a  top'sis. 

thane,  -dom,  -hood,  -ship,  than'- 
age,    thane' -land. 

thank,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful  ness,  -ing, 
-less,  -less  ly,  -less  ness,  -wor- 
thy, -wor  thi  ness,  thanked, 
thanks'giv  er,  -giv  ing,  thank'- 
of  fer  ing,  thank -you  =ma' am,  a 
watercourse. 

that,    pi.    those. 

thitch,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  thatched, 
thatch'wood,  -cloak,  -grass, 
-palm,  -rake,  -spar  row,  -tree, 
thatch'ing-fork,  -spade,  thatch'- 
wood-work. 

than' ma  turge,  -tur'gic,  -gic  al, 
-gics,    -gism,    -gist,    -gus,    -tur^gy. 

thaw,  -ing,  -less,  -y,  thawed, 
thaw'-drop. 

Tha  yet  may'o  (-mi'-)  dist. 
Burma. 

the.  Pronounced  the  when  em- 
phatic; tht  when  unemphatic  be- 
fore a  vowel;  the  or  thii  when 
unemphatic  before  a  consonant. 

the'a  ter  or  -tre,  -at'ric,  -ric  al, 
-al  ly,  -al  ness,  -al  ism,  -rics, 
-ri  cal'i  ty,  the'a  ter  go  er,  the'- 
a  ter-par  ty,    -seat. 

Thebes,   ancient  c.   Egypt;   t.    Gr. 

The  co'e.   Bib. 

thee.     See  thou. 

thgft. 

the'ic,   -i  form,    -Ine. 

their,  theirs.     See   they. 

the'ism,   -ist,   -is'tic,   -tic  al. 

Theiss    (tis),    r.    Hung. 

The  la'sar.   Bib. 

The  leme'    (ta  lam'),    Voltaire. 

thSm.     See   they. 

the'ma,  pi.  -ma  ta,  -mat'ic,  -ic  al, 
-al  ly,    -ma  tist,    theme. 

The'mis,    Myth. 

The  mis'to  cles  (-klez),  Athenian 
statesman. 

them  selves'. 

then. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice.   In,    note, 


thence 


567 


thick-skinned 


thence,    -forth,    -for' ward. 

The'obald  {or  tib'bald),  Eng. 
play=writer. 

the  oc'ra  cy,  direct  government 
by  Jehovah,  -o  crat,  -crat'ic, 
-ic  al,    -oc'ra  tist. 

the  oc'ra  sy,  the  intimate  union 
of   the    soul    with    God. 

The  oc'ri  tus,    Gr.    poet,    -ri  te'an. 

the  od'o  lite,    -o  lit'ic. 

The  6  do'rus,    Gr.    philos. 

The  6  do'si  us  (-shI  us),  Roman 
Emp. 

the  og'o  ny,  -o  nism,  -o  nist, 
-o  gon'ic. 

the  61'o  gy,  -ol'o  gize,  -glazing, 
-gl^zer,  -o  lo'gi  an,  -o  log'ic, 
-ic  al,    -al  ly,    -o  16gue. 

the  om'a  chy   (-ky),    -a  chist. 

the'o  man  cy,  -o  ma'ni  a,  -ni  ac, 
-man'tic,  -o  mor'phic,  -mor'- 
phism. 

the  oph'a  ny,    -o  phan'ic. 

The  o  phras'tus,    Gr.    philos. 

the'o  rem,  -re  mat'ic,  -ic  al,  -rem'- 
a  tist,    -rem'ic. 

the'o  ry,  -o  ret'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly, 
-ret'ics,  -re  ti'cian  (-tish'an), 
-o  rist,  -o  rize,  -rized,  -ri^zer, 
-rl^zing,    -ri  za'tion. 

the'o  s6ph,  -soph'ic,  -ic  al,  -al  ly, 
-os'o  pher,  -o  phism,  -o  phist, 
-phis'tic  al,  -os'o  phy,  -o  phize, 
-phized,    -phi  zing. 

the'o  tech  ny  (-tek-),   -tech'nic. 

th6r  a  peu'tic,  -tics,  -tic  al  ly,  -tist. 

there  (thar),  -a  bout,  -a  bouts, 
-af  ter,  -a  gainst,  -a  mong,  -at, 
-be  fore,  -by,  -for',  -fore  (thar'- 
or  ther'fore),  -from',  -in',  -in- 
to' (or  -in'to),  -of  (or  -6v),  -on', 
-to',  -to  fore',  -un'der,  -un  to' 
(or  -un'to),  -up  on',  -with',  -with- 
al'. 

the  rese'    (te  res'),    a   kerchief. 

ther^mo  a'que  ous,  -mo  ba  rom'- 
e  ter,  -mo  chem'ic  (-kem'-),  -mo- 
chem'is  try,  -mo  dy  nam'ic,  -ic  al, 
-nam'i  cist,  -nam'ics,  -mo  e  lec'- 
tric,  -trie  al  ly,  -tric'i  ty,  -mo  e- 
lec'trom'e  ter,  -lec'tro  mo'tive, 
-lec'tro  scope,  -mo  gen'e  sis, 

-gen'ic,       -ge  net'ic,       -mo  gram, 


-mo  graph,  -mog'ra  phy,  -mo- 
in  hib'i  to  ry,  -mo  kln^e  mat'e- 
sis,  -mo  mag  net'ic,  -mag'ne- 
tism,  -mo  po'di  um,  -mo  sys- 
tal'tic,  -mo  tax'is,  -tax'ic,  -tac'- 
tic,  -mo  ten'slle,  -mo  te'ri  on, 
-mo  trop'ic,  -mo  type,  -mo  ty'- 
py   (-ti^-),    -mo  vol  ta'ic. 

ther^m6=bat'ter  y,  -call',  =cou'- 
ple,  -cur^rent,  -el'e  ment,  =junc'- 
tion,  -mul'ti  pli^er,  -pair,  -reg'- 
u  la^tor,    -tel'e  phone,    -ten'sion. 

ther  m61'y  sis,    -mo  lyt'ic. 

ther  mdm'e  ter,  -e  try,  -mo  met'- 
ric,   -ric  al,   -al  ly,   -met'ro  graph. 

ther'mo  phone,  -mo  pile,  -mo- 
scope,  -scop'ic,  -ic  al,  -mo  si'- 
phon. 

ther'mo  stat,  -stat'ic,  -ic  al  ly, 
-ics,    -mot'ic,    -ic  al,    -ics. 

Ther  si'tes  (-tez),  Shak.,  Troilus 
and   Cressida. 

the  sau'rus,    pi.    -ri. 

these.     See  this. 

The'se  us  (or  -sus),  Myth.;  Shak. 

the'sis,    pi.    -ses    (-sez). 

Thfis'pis,    Gr.    poet,    -pi  an. 

ThSs^sa  16  ni'ca,  Bib.,  -lo'ni  an, 
-ni  ans. 

Thes'sa  ly,  a  dist.  S.  E.  Europe, 
-sa'li  an. 

The'tis,    Myth. 

Theu'das,   Bib. 

the'ur  gy,   -ur  gist,   -ur'gic,   -gic  al. 

thew,    -less,    -y,    thewed. 

they  (tha),  poss.  their,  attrib. 
theirs,    obj.    them. 

Thi  an'-Shan  (te-),  mts.  China. 

Thi'bauMeau'  (te'bo'do'),  Fr. 
revolutionist. 

Thi'baut'  (te'bo'),  Fr.  troubadour. 

Thibet'    (tl-   or   tib'-).    See  Tibet. 

Thibodeaux'  (teb'odo'),  par.  La. 

thick,  -ly,  -ness,  thick'back,  a 
fish,  -bill,  a  bird,  -head,  a 
person;  a  bird,  -knee,  a  bird, 
-leaf,  a  plant,  -lips,  a  person, 
-set,  a  thicket;  a  fabric,  -skin, 
a  person,  -skull,  a  person. 

thick'-brained,  -eyed,  -head  ed, 
-kneed,  -leaved,  -leg  ged  (or 
-legged),  -lipped,  -pleached, 
-set,      a.,      -sight  ed,       -skinned, 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  firn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


thick-skulled 


568 


threadiness 


-skulled,      -sta  men,      a      plant, 

-tongued,         -wind,         =wind^ed, 

-wit  ted,    thick' -and-thin',    a.,    t. 

reg'is  ter,  t.  stuff. 
thick'en  (-n),  -ened,  -ener,  -en  ing. 
thick'et,    -ed,    -y. 
thief,   pi.   thieves,   thieve,   thieved, 

thiev'er  y,        thiev'ish,        -ish  ly, 

-ish  ness,    -ing. 
thief -catch  er,    -lead  er,    -sto  len, 

-tak^er,    -tube. 
Thiel    (tel),    t.    Netherlands. 
Thiers'      (tear'),      t.      Fr.;      Fr. 

statesman. 
thigh    (thi),    thighed,    thigh'-bone, 

-guard,    -joint,    =puff. 
thJll,    -er,    thill'-coup  ling,    -horse, 

-jack,    -tug. 
thJm'ble,      -ful,      -ber  ry,      -man, 

-rig,    -rigged,    -rigger,    -rigging, 

-weed. 
thim'ble-case,  -eye,         -eyed, 

-joint,      -HI  y,      -pie,     -skein,     t. 

coupling. 
ThJm'na  thah,    Bib. 
thin,      -ly,      -ner,      -ness,      -nish, 

-ning,      thinned,      thin' -blood  ed, 

-faced,  -lipped,  -shelled,  -skinned, 

-skinned  ness. 
thine.     See  thou. 
thing,    -y. 
thing     (ting),      an     assembly     or 

parliament,    -man. 
think,    -ing,     -ing  ly,     -a  ble,     -er, 

thought. 
third,       -ing,       -ly,       third'pen  ny, 

thirds'man,  third'-bor  ough, 

-class,  -rate,  -rail,  a.,  t.  rail,  n. 
thirst,    -er,    -ing,    -y,    -i  ly,    -i  ness, 

-less. 
thir'teen,        -teenth,        -teenth  ly, 

-teen'er,    thir'teen-lined. 
thir'ty,    -fold,    -ti  eth,    thir'ty-one, 

-sec  ond,    -sec  ond   note,    thir'ty- 

two-mo. 
this,  pi.  these  (thez). 
This'be    (thiz'-),    clas.    legend, 
this'be  (thiz'-),  a  moth. 
this'tle    (-1),    -tly    (-ly). 
this'tle-bird,     -but  ter  fly,     -cock, 

-crop  per,        -crown,        -dig  ger, 

-dol  lar,     -down,     -finch,     -merk, 

-plume,    -tube. 


thith'er,    -ward,    -wards,    -to'. 

thole. 

Tho'luck    (to'ldok),    Ger.    theol. 

Tho'mism  (to'-),  -mist,  -mis'tic, 
-tic  al. 

th6ng,    -y,    thong' -seal. 

Thor,    Myth. 

tho'rax,  pi.  -ra'ces  (-sez),  -rac'ic 
(-ras'ik),    -ral. 

Tho'reau    (-ro),    Amer.    philos. 

thorn,  -less,  -y,  thorned,  thorn'- 
back,  a  fish;  a  plant,  -bill,  a 
bird,    -stone,    -tail,    a   bird. 

thorn' -ap  pie,  -bird,  -broom, 
-bush,  -dev  il,  -head  ed,  -hop- 
per, -house,  -oys  ter,  -swine, 
-tailed,    thorn'back-ray. 

thor'ough  (thur'6),  -ly,  -ness, 
thor'ough  bred,  -fare,  -foot, 
-go  ing,    -wax,    a   plant,    -wort. 

thor'ough-bass,  -bolt,  -brace, 
-braced,  -joint,  -paced,  -pin, 
-shot,     -stem. 

thorp,    thorps'man. 

Thor'wald  sen  (tor'-),  Danish 
sculp. 

those  (thoz).     See  that. 

Thoth    (tot    or    thoth).    Myth. 

Thou,  de  (de  too),  Fr.  statesman. 

thou,  poss.  thy,  attrib.  tihine, 
obj.    thee. 

though    (tho). 

thought  (thawt),  -ed,  -ful,  -ful- 
ly, -ful  ness,  -less,  -less  ly, 
-less  ness,  -some,  -some  ness, 
thought'sick. 

thought -ex^e  cu  ting,  -read  er, 
-read  ing,  -trans  fer,  -trans  fer''- 
ence,    -trans  fer  en'tial,    -wave. 

thou'sand  (-zand),  -fold,  -sandth, 
thou'sand-legs. 

Thouve  n61'    (toov^-),    Fr.    dipl. 

Thrace,  S.   E.  Europe,  Thra'cian. 

thrall,  -ful,  thral'dom,  thrall' -less, 
-like. 

thrap. 

Thra  se'as,    Bih. 

thresh,  -er,  -ing,  thrashed, 
thrash'er-shark,  -whale,  thrash'- 
ing-floor,  -ma  chine,  -mill, 
-place. 

Thrisybu'lus    (-I-),    Gr.    patriot. 

thread,   -ed,   -er,   -ing,   -y,   -i  ness, 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice.    In,    note, 


threadbare 


569 


Thyestes 


thread'bare,  -fin,  a  fish,  -fish, 
-flow  er,   -foot,   a  plant,   -worm. 

thr6ad'=an  i  marcule,  --car  ri  er, 
-cell,  -cut  ter,  -feath  er,  -fin- 
ish er,  -frame,  -gage,  -guide, 
-her  ring,  -leaved,  -mark, 

-moss,  -nee  die,  -oil  er,  -pa  per, 
-plant,  -wax  er,  -wind  er,  thread- 
the-nee  die,  a  game,  t.  lace. 

threat,  -less,  -en,  -en  er,  -en  ing, 
-ing  ly,  -ened. 

three,  -ness,  -fold,  -pence,  -pen- 
ny,   -score. 

three' -aged,  -awned,  -beard  ed, 
-birds,  -coat,  -cor  nered,  -deck- 
er, -foot,  -foot  ed,  -hand  ed, 
-hooped,  -leaved,  -light,  -lobed, 
-man,  -mast  ed,  -mast  er, 

-nerved,  -out,  -part  ed,  -ply, 
-quar  ter,  -quar  ters,  -ribbed, 
-square,  -valved,  -way,  three- 
per-cents,    three'pen  ny   piece. 

thren'o  dy,  -o  dist,  thre  nSt'ic, 
-ic  al,    -node,    -no'di  al,    -ndd'ic, 

threw.     See  throw. 

thrice. 

thrift,  -less,  -less  ly,  -less  ness, 
-y,    -i  ly,    -i  ness,   thrift'-box. 

thrill,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ing  ness, 
thrilled. 

thrive,  thriv'ing,  -ing  ly,  -ing- 
ness,  throve  or  thrived,  thrlv'en 
or    thrived. 

throat,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  -i  ness, 
throat'root,    a    plant,    -work. 

throat' -band,  -bolt,  -brail, 

-chain,  -hal  yard,  -jaws,  -latch, 
-piece,  -pipe,  -seiz  ing,  -strap, 
-sweet  bread. 

thr6b,  -bing,  -bing  ly,  -less, 
throbbed. 

throe. 

throne,    -less,   throned,   thron'al. 

thr6ng,    -ing,    thronged. 

thrds'tle    (-1),    -cock,    -frame. 

throt'tle,  -tied,  -tier,  -tling, 
throt'tle-damp^er,    -lev  er,   -valve. 

through  (throo),  -out',  through- 
stone. 

throw,  -er,  -ing,  -ster,  threw, 
thrown,  throw'back,  throw' - 
bait,  -crank,  -crook,  -lathe, 
-off,    -stick. 


thro w'ing -balls,  -clay,  -en  gine, 
-house,  -mill,  -stick,  -ta  ble, 
-wheel. 

thrum,  -ming,  -my,  -wort, 
!        thrummed,    thrum' -cap,    -eyed. 

thriish,  -bab  bier,  -black  bird, 
-fun  gus,  -li  chen,  -night  in  gale, 
-paste,    -tit. 

thrust,  -er,  -ing,  thrust' -bear  ing, 
-box,  -fault,  -hoe,  -plane,  thrust'- 
ing-screw. 

Thu  cyd'J  des  (-dez),  Athenian 
hist. 

thud,   -ded,   -ding. 

thug,  -gee,  (-ge),  -gee  ism,  -ger, 
-ger  y,   -gism. 

Thu'le,   Ultima    thille. 

thumb  (thum),  -ing,  -kin,  -less, 
thumbed,  thumb'screw,  an 
instrument    of    torture. 

thumb' -band,  -bird,  -blue,  -cleat, 
-cock,  -latch,  -mark,  -nut,  -pad, 
-piece,  =pin,  -po  si^tion,  -pot, 
-ring,  -screw,  a  screw,  -stall, 
-tack. 

thump,    -er,    -ing,    thumped. 

thiin'der,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -less, 
-ous,  -ous  ly,  -y,  thun'der  beat, 
-bolt,  -burst,  -clap,  -flow  er, 
-smith,    -strike,    -struck. 

thim'der-ax,  -bird,  -blast,  -car- 
riage, -cloud,  -crack,  -dart  er, 
-dirt,  -drop,  -fish,  -fit,  -fly,  -gust, 
-ham  mer,  -head,  -head  ed, 
-house,  -peal,  -pick,  -plant, 
-plump,  -proof,  -pump,  -pump  er, 
-rod,  -show  er,  -snake,  -stone, 
-storm,  -tube,  -worm,  thun- 
der-and-light  ning,  thun'der  bolt- 
bee  tie. 

thxi'ri  fy  (-fl),  -ri  fer,  -rif'er  ous, 
-rif'i  cate,    -ca'tion. 

thurm. 

Thurs'day. 

thus. 

thwack,  -er,  -ing,  thwacked, 
thwack'ing -frame,    -knife. 

thwart,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly, 
-ly,  -ness,  -ship,  -ships,  thwart'- 
hawse    (=hawz). 

thy    (thi),    thy  self.     See    thou. 

Thy^a  ti'ra   (th^-).    Bib. 

Thy  gs'tes  (thi  es'tez).  Myth. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  tlrn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


thyme 


570 


timber-yard 


thyme  (tim),  thym'y    (tim'-). 

Thyr'sis    (ther'-),    Virgil. 

thyr'sus,    pi.    -si. 

ti  (te),  a  plant,  -palm,  -plant, 
=tree. 

ti  a'ra,    -raed. 

Xr  b6t'  {or  tib'-)  or  Thi  bet'  (ti- 
er   tib'-),    country    China. 

tWi  a,    pi.    -CB   or   -as,    -i  al. 

ttc''dou'lou  reux'  (-doo^loo  roo'). 

Ti  ci'no    (te  che'-),    r.    Switz. 

tick,  -er,  -ing,  ticked,  tick'seed, 
a    plant,    -weed. 

tick'=bean,  -eat  er,  -hole,  -tack, 
-tock,  -tre  foil,  tick'er-in,  tick'- 
ing-work. 

tick'et,  -ed,  -ing,  tick'et-day, 
-hold  er,  -night,  -por  ter, 

-punch,  -scS-lp^er,  -sell  er,  -tak  er, 
-writ  er. 

tic'kle,  -kled,  -kler,  -kling, 
-klish,  -klish  ly,  -klish  ness, 
-kly,    tic'kle -grass. 

Ti  confer  6'ga,    vil.    N.    Y. 

tid'dle  dy  winks'   or  -dly  winks. 

tide,  -less,  -wait  er,  -way,  tid'al, 
-al  ly,  tid'ed,  -ing,  tid  ol'o  gy, 
tides'man,  tide'way. 

tide'-ball,  -crack,  -cur  rent,  -day, 
-di  al,  -gage,  -gate,  -har  bor, 
-land,  -lock,  -mark,  -marsh, 
-in  di  ca  tor,  -me  ter,  -mill, 
-mo'tor,  -net,  -pole,  -pool,  -pre- 
dict'or,  -rips,  -rock,  -rode, 
-run  ner,  -ta  ble,  -wa  ter, 

-wave,  -wheel,  tid'ing-well. 

ti'ding,    news;   intelligence,    -dings. 

Tid  \  oute    (-oof),    t.    Pa. 

ti'dy,  -di  ly,  -di  ness,  ti'dy  tips,  a 
plant. 

tie,  tied,  tl'er,  ty'ing  (tl'-),  tie'- 
boy. 

tie' -bar,  -beam,  -block,  -bolt, 
=chain,  -plate,  -rod,  -strap,  -ties, 
-up,    -wig. 

Tieck    (tek),    Ger.    poet. 

ti  en' da    (te  an'-) . 

Ti  en'-tsin   (te  en-tsen),   c.   China. 

tier,  -er,  tier'-pole,  -rod,  -saw,  -shot. 

tierce< 

Tigr'ra  dfil  Fue'go  (fwa'-),  isls. 
So.   Pac. 

ti  er'ras  (te  6r'ras). 


Ti  e'te    (te  a'ta),    r.    Braz. 

tiff. 

tif 'fa  ny,  a  gauzy  fabric. 

Tiflis'    (-las'),    c.    Russ. 

tig. 

tige    (tezh),    -arm. 

tigglle'    (-jel'),     -gel'la,     -gel'lous, 

tig'el  late    (tij'-). 
ti'ger,     -ish,     -ism,     -kin,     -gress, 

-grine,    ti'ger  flow'er. 
ti'ger-bee  tie,        -bit  tern,        -cat, 

-chop,     -cow  ry,     -eye,     -foot  ed, 

-frog,       -grass,       -lil  y,       -moth, 

-shark,    -shell,    -wolf,    -wood, 
ti'ger 's -claw,    -eye,    -foot,    -milk. 
Tighe    (ti),    Irish    poetess. 
tight    (tit),    -er,    -ly,    -ness,    tights. 
tight'en     (tit'n),     -en  er,     -en  ing, 

-ened,   tight'en  ing-pul  ley. 
ti  je'ra    (te  ha'). 
tike. 

til,    -wood,    til' -oil,    -seed,    -tree. 
til'bu  ry. 

til'de    (til'de    or    -da    or    tel'da). 
tile,     tiled,     til'ing,     til'er,     -er  y, 

tile'fish,    -root,   a  plant,    -seed,   a 

tree,    -stone. 
tile'-cop  per,      -creas  ing,      -drain, 

-earth,      -field,      -kiln,      -lay  ing, 

-ma  chine,         -mak  ing,         -ore, 

-ov  en,     -pin,     -red,     -tea,     -tree, 

-works,   t.   tea. 
Tilgh'man   (til'-),   Amer.   jurist. 
till,    -a  ble,    -age,    -er,    -ing,    tilled, 

till'-a  larm,    -lock. 
till'er-chain,    -head,    -rope. 
Til'ldt  son,    Eng.    theol. 
til'pah. 
tilt,      -ed,      -er,      -ing,      tilt' -boat, 

-ham  mer,    -mill,    -roof,     -ta'ble, 

-up,    -yard. 
tilt'ing-fil  let,  -gaunt  let,  -ham  mer, 

-hel  met,    -lance,    -shield,    -spear, 

-tar  get. 
tim'bal. 

tim  hale'    (tSn  bal'). 
tim'ber,    -er,    -ing,    -ling,    -bered, 

tim'ber  doo  die,   a  bird,   -man. 
tim'ber-bee  tie,        -brick,        -cart, 

-frame,     -grouse,     -head,     -hitch, 

-line,    -lode,    -mer  chant,    -scribe, 

-tree,       -wolf       -work,       -worm, 

-yard. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    mSt,    her,    ice,   in,    note. 


timbre 


571 


tissue-secretion 


tim'bre  (tim'ber  or  tan'br),  -bred 
(-berd). 

tim'brgl. 

tim  brdl'o  gy. 

Tim  buk'tu  (-bd6k'too  or  -btic'- 
too),    c.    Afr, 

time,  -ful,  -less,  -less  ly,  -ly,  -11- 
ness,  tim'er,  -ing,  -ist,  timed, 
time'keep  er,    -piece. 

time'»a  larm,  =at  tack,  ^ball, 
-bar  gain,  =be  guiFing,  'bill, 
-book,  »can  die,  =card,  -check, 
-clause,  =clock,  -con  stant, 
-course,  -de  tect  or,  =fuse,  -glass, 
-globe,  "gun,  -hon^ored,  -in''di- 
ca  tor,  -in'te  gral,  -lock,  -me^ter, 
-pleas er,  -saving,  -sense,  -serv er, 
-serv  ing,  -sight,  -sig  nal,  -sig  na- 
ture, -ta  ble,  -thrust,  -tick^et, 
-train,  -vaFue,  -work,  time'ly- 
part  ed,   tim'ing-ap  pa  ra^tus. 

ti  men'o  guy  (-gi). 

tim'id,    -ly,    -ness,    tl  mid'i  ty. 

ti  moc'ra  cy,    -mo  crat'ic. 

tJm'o  rous,   -ly,    -ness,    tim  o  rd'os. 

Ti  mo'the  us,    Bih. 

tifm'o  thy,  a  grass;  TIm'o  thy, 
Bih. 

Ti  mour'  or  Ti  mur'  (te  moor'), 
a    Tartar    conqueror. 

tim' pa  no,    pi.    -m. 

tin,  -ner,  -ning,  -ny,  tinned, 
tin'clad,  a  gunboat,  -man, 
-mouth,  a  fish,  -plate,  v., 
-smith,  -smith  ing,  -stone, 

-type,    -ware,    tins'man. 

tin' -bath,  -bound,  -floor,  -foil, 
-glass,  -glaze,  -ground,  -liq  uor, 
-mor  dant,  -pen  ny,  -plate,  n., 
tin  in  plates,  as  a  material, 
-pot,  -pulp,  -put  ty,  -saw,  -scrap, 
-shop,  -stream  ing,  -stuff,  -witts, 
-works,  tin'ning-met  al,  tin' 
pint. 

ti  nd'ja    (te  na'ha). 

tinc'ture,  -tured,  -tur  ing,  -to'- 
ri  al,    -tu  ra'tion,    tinc'ture-press. 

tin'der,  -y,  tin'der-box,  -fun  gus, 
-like,    -ore. 

tine,    tined,    tine'-grass,    -stock. 

ting,    ting'-a-Ung'. 

tinge,    tinged,    tinge'ing,    tin'gi  ble. 

tin'gi    (ting'gl  or  -gl). 


tin'gle,    -gled,    -gling. 

tink. 

tink'er,    -ly,    -ing,    -ered ,    -er  man, 

-er  shire,      tin'ker's  dam,      Tin- 

ker's-weed. 
tin'kle,    -kled,    -kler,  -kling. 
tin'sel,    -seled    or    -selled,    -sel  ing 

or    -ling,    -sel  y    or    -ly,    -sel  ry, 

tin'sel -em  broid^er  y. 
tint,     -ed,     -er,     -ing,     -less,     -y, 

-i  ness,      tint' -block,     -draw  ing, 

-tool. 
tin'tin  nab'u  la'tion,       -nab'u  lar, 

-u  lous,    -u  lum,    pi.    -la,    -u  la- 

ry. 
ti'ny. 
tip,     -per,     -ping,     -ster,     tipped, 

tip'staff,    pi.    -staves    (or   -stavz), 

-toe,    -toed,    -toe  ing, 
tip' -car,       -cart,       -cat,       -cheese, 

-foot,      -pa  per,      -sled,      -stock, 

-stretch  er,  -tilt  ed,  tip' -top',  -up, 

-wag  on,  -worm,  tip'ping-wag  on. 
Ti  pa'ra    (te-),    dist.    Bengal, 
ti  pi'ti    (te  pe'te). 
Tlp^pe  ca  noe'    (-noo'),    c.    and    r. 

Ind.;    vil.    O. 
tJp'pet,    -grebe,    -grouse. 
tip'ple,    -pled,    -pier,    -pling,    tip'- 

pling-house. 
tip'sy,    -si  ly,    -si  ness,    tip'sy-cake, 

-key. 
tJ  rade'. 

ti  rail  leur'    (te^raFyer'). 
tl  rasse'. 
tire,       tired,       tir'ing,       tired'ness, 

tire'less,        -less  ly,        -less  ness, 

-some,       -some  ly,       -some  ness, 

-man,    -smith,   -wom  an. 
tire' -bend  er,    -bolt,    -drill,    -glass, 

-heat  er,      -meas^ur  er,        -press, 

-roll  er,  -room,  -set  ter,  -shrink  er, 

tir'ing-room. 
Tir'ha  kah    (ter'-),    Bih. 
Tir'ha  nah    (ter'-),    Bih. 
tirl,    -mill,    tir'lle-whir'lie. 
Tir  sha'tha    (or    ter'-),    Bih. 
Tisch'en  dorf   (tish'-),   Ger.   critic. 
Ti  siph'6  ne. 
Tis  sot'     (te  so'),     Fr.     jour.;     Fr. 

painter. 
tis'sue     (tlsh'oo),     -sued,     -su  ing, 

tis'sue-pa  per,    -se  creation. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  BaCh. 


Tisza 


572 


toil-worn 


Tis'za    (te's6),    Hung,    statesman. 

Ti'tan,  Myth.,  -ess,  -esque',  -ta'ni  a, 
ti  ta'ni  an,    -tan'ic. 

ti'tan,  -ite,  ti  ta'ni  um. 

TJ  ta'ni  a,    Shak. 

ti'tar    (te'ter). 

tit'bit  or  tid'-,  tit'ling,  a  bird, 
tit'lark,  -man  -mouse,  tit' -war- 
bler. 

tit'-for=tat'. 

titlie,  -less  tith'a  ble,  -er,  -ing, 
tithed. 

tittle' -free,  -gath  er  er,  -own  er, 
-pay  er,  -pig,  -proC'tor,  -steal- 
er, tith'ing-man,  tithe'  com  mis'- 
sion  er. 

TI  tho'nus,  Myth. 

tith'y  mal. 

ti'ti    (te'te). 

Ti'tian  (tish'an),  a  Venetian 
painter,    -esque'. 

Ti  ti  ca'ca    (te  te-),    1.    S.    Amer. 

Tit'iens  or  Tit'jens  (tet'yence), 
Ger.    vocalist. 

tJt'il  late,  -lasted,  -lasting,  -la^- 
tive,    -la'tion. 

ti'tle,  -less,  -tied,  -tling,  ti'tle- 
deed,  -leaf,  -let  ter,  -page, 
-scroll,   -sheet,    -type. 

trt'ling. 

tit'rate  {or  ti'-),  -ranted,  -ranting, 
ti  tra'tion. 

tit'-tat=t6',  a  game. 

tlt'ter,    -er,    -ing,    -tered. 

tlt'tle,    -bat,    a    fish,    tit'tle-tat^tle. 

tJt  u  ba'tion. 

tit'u  lar,    -ly,    -la  ry,    -lar'i  ty. 

Tit'yrus,    Virgil. 

tJv'er,    -ered. 

TIv'o  IJ,    vil.    N.    Y.;    t.    It. 

tiv'y. 

Tiw    (te'oo),  Myth. 

Tlax  ca'la    (tlas-),    state    Mex. 

THn'kit. 

tme'ma,    pi.    -ma  ta. 

tme'sis    {or    me'-). 

to  (too),  to-day'  or  to  day',  to- 
mor'row  or  to  mor'row,  to- 
night' or  to  night',  to-do',  to- 
and-fro. 

to,    a    liquid    measure. 

toad,  -ish,  -let,  -ling,  -y,  -y  ing, 
-y  ish,    -y  ism,  -led. 


toad'back,  a  potato,  -fish,  -flow- 
er, a  plant,  -head,  a  bird, 
-rock,    -stone,    -stool,    toads'eye. 

toad' -back,  a.,  -eat  er,  -flax, 
-lil  y,  -liz  ard,  -or  chis,  -pipe, 
-rush,  -snatch  er,  -spit,  -spot'- 
ted,    toad's-cap,    -hat,    -meat. 

toast,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  toast' -mas- 
ter, -rack,  -wa  ter,  toast'ing- 
fork,    -glass,    -i  ron. 

toat,  a  curved  handle. 

to  b3.c'co,  -nist,  -nize,  -nized, 
-ni^zing. 

to  bac'co-bee^tle,  -box,  -chewier, 
-cur  ing,  -cut  ter,  -dove,  -grat'er, 
-heart,  -knife,  -man,  -pack  ing, 
-pipe,  -plant,  -pouch,  -press, 
-roll  ing,  -root,  -stem  ming, 
-stick,  -stop  per,  -strip  per, 
-tongs,    -wheel,    -worm. 

to  b6g'gan,  -er,  -ing,  -ist,  to  bog'- 
gan-shoot,     -slide. 

T6b61sk',    dist.    Sib. 

toe  cd'td,    -ca  tel'ld,    -ca  ti'na   (-te'-). 

Tocque'ville,  de  (tok'-),  Fr.  states- 
man. 

t6c'sin. 

t6d,    -boat,    -stove,    tod's-tail. 

tod'dle,    -died,    -dler,    -dling. 

t6d'dy,  -man,  tod'dy-bird,  -blos- 
som, -draw  er,  -la  die,  -palm, 
-stick. 

T6d'hun  ter,    Eng.    math. 

Tod'le  b6n  (tot'la-),  Russ.  en- 
gineer. 

to'dy,    a    bird. 

toe,   -ing,   -less,  toed. 

toe'-bit^er,  -cap,  -drop,  -nail, 
-piece,    -ring,    -tights,    -weight. 

Toeb'bfi   (teb'-),    Gr.    bishop. 

tog,    -gery,    togs. 

to'ga,  pi.  -gas  or  -gee  (-je),  -gaed, 
-ga  ted. 

to  gettl'er. 

tog'gle,    -gled,    -gling. 

tog'gle-bolt,  -chain,  -har  poon', 
-hole,  -i  ron,  -joint,  -Ian  yard, 
-press. 

togue. 

To'i,    Bih. 

toil,  -er,  -ing,  -ful,  -less,  -some 
(-sum),  -some  ly,  -some  ness, 
toiled,   toil'-worn. 


fate,    fat,   far,    fall,    fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


toile 


573 


toot=poison 


toile    (twal),    cloth. 

toi  W    (twa  la'),   lace  pattern. 

toilet,  -ed,  toi'let-cap,  'cloth, 
■=cov  er,  '"Cup,  =glass,  »pa  per, 
-quilt,  =room,  ^serv  ice,  -set, 
»soap,  -sponge,  =ta  ble. 

Tois'ndt  (tos'-),  tp.  N.  C. 

toi'son    (-zon). 

to'ka,    a   war=club. 

To  kay,    a    grape;    a    wine. 

to'ken  (-kn),  -ing,  -less,  -kened, 
to'ken=mon''ey,  -sheet. 

to  ko-p&t'. 

To  ku  shi'ma  (-koo  she'-),  c. 
Japan. 

To'ky  o    or    -kl-,    c.    Japan. 

to'la,    a   weight;    a    burial-mound. 

to'lai. 

Tdl'banes   (-nez),   Bih. 

To  le'do,  t.  la.;  c.  O.;  c.  Sp.; 
a   sword -blade. 

t61'er  a  ble,  -a  ble  ness,  -ably, 
-ance,  -ant,  -ant  ly,  -ate, 
-a^ted,    -acting,    -a^tor,    -a'tion. 

toll,  -a  ble,  -age,  -er,  -ing,  tolled, 
toll'booth,    -house. 

toll' -bait,  -bar,  -book,  -bridge, 
-col  lect^or,  -corn,  -dish,  -free, 
-gate,  -gath^er  er,  -man,  tolF- 
ing-lev  er. 

TSl'stoi,    Russ.    novelist. 

T6rtec,    -te  can. 

tom'a  hawk,    -hawked. 

to  man' . 

to  ma'to  {or  -ma'-),  pi.  -toes, 
to  ma'to-gall,  -plant,  -sauce, 
-sphinx,    -worm. 

tomb  (toom),  -ic,  -less,  tomb'- 
stone,   tomb'-bat,    -house. 

tom'bo  la. 

tom'boy,  -cod,  -fool,  -fool  er  y, 
-tit,  torn' -cat,  -hur  ry,  -nod  dy, 
-nor  ry,  -noup,  -pud  ding,  -tom, 
-trot,  -tur  key,  Tom' -pi  per, 
-pok  er,    tom'my-nod  dy,     -shop. 

tome,    -let. 

T6m  ma  se'6  (-sa'-),  Ital.  states- 
man. 

ton  (tiin),  -nage,  -naged,  -na- 
ging,    ton'nage-deck,    -du^ty. 

T6n  a  wan'da    (-won'-),    t.    N.  Y. 

ton' do  {or  ton'-),  pi.  -di  (-de), 
-di'no  (-de'-),   pi.  -di'ni  (-de'ne). 


tone,  -less,  -less  ness,  toned, 
ton'ing,  ton'al,  -al  ly,  to  nal'i  ty, 
-nic'i  ty,    ton'ous,    ton'ic,    -al  ly. 

tone'-coi  or,  -mas  ter,  -meas  ur- 
er,  -paint  ing,  -re  la'tion  ship, 
-syl  la  ble. 

to  ne  la' da    (-na  la'tha). 

t6ng,    -er,    -ing,    -man,    tongs. 

ton'ga,  a  light  vehicle;  Ton'ga, 
one  of  the  Friendly  Isls.,  Ton'- 
ga land,    E.    Afr. 

ton'go,  a  plant. 

Tongres    (tongr),    t.    Belg. 

tongue  (tung),  -less,  -let,  tongu'- 
ey,  -ing,  tongued,  tongue'fish, 
-flow  er. 

tongue' -bang,  -bang  er,  -bat- 
ter y,  -bird,  -bit,  -bone,  -case, 
-chain,  -com  press  or,  -de- 
press or,  -dough  ty,  -fence, 
-graft  ing,  '■grass,  -hold  er, 
-hound,  -joint,  -lash  ing,  -mem- 
brane, -shaped,  -shell,  -shot, 
-spat  u  la,  -sup  port,  -test,  -tie, 
-tooth,  -tree,  -val  iant,  -vi  o  let, 
-war  rior,    -work,    -worm. 

t6n'ic.     See  tone. 

tSn'jon. 

t6n'ka-bean  wood,  ton'ka  bean 
or   Ton'ka   bean. 

ton  neau'    (t5  no'). 

T6n  nerre'   (-nar'),   a  wine. 

ton'o  gram. 

to  nom'e  ter,    -e  try. 

to'no  phant. 

T6n  quin'  (-ken'),  Fr.  dist.  in 
China,    -quin  ese'    {or   -ez'). 

t6n'sil,  -lar,  -la  ry,  -lit'ic,  -sil  V- 
tis  or  -li'tis,  -sil'lo  tome,  -lot'o- 
my. 

tSn'sfle,  capable  of  being  clipped. 

t6n  so'ri  al,  ton'sure,  -sured,  -sur- 
ing,    ton'sure-plate. 

ton  tine'    (-ten'). 

too. 

tdt)k.     See  take. 

tool,  -er,  -ing,  tool' -box,  -car,  -chest, 
-coup  ling,  -ex  tract^or,  'gage, 
-hold  er,  -mark,  -mark  ing, 
-post,  -rest,  -stack,  -stay, 
-stock,    -stone. 

tODt,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  toot'hill, 
toot' -plant,    -poi  son. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  6rn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  Badi. 


tooth 


574 


totalizer 


tooth,  pi.  teeth,  -ful,  -less,  -let, 
-let  ed,  -some,  -some  ly,  -some- 
ness. 

tooth'ache,  -back,  a  moth,  -bill, 
a  pigeon,  -edge,  -flow  er,  -pick, 
-pick  er,    -wort. 

tooth' -backed,  -bear  er,  -brush, 
-car  pen  ter,  -cress,  -draw  ing, 
-fill  ing,  -key,  -like,  -net,  -or- 
na  ment,  -paste,  "plug  ger, 
-pow  der,  -pulp,  -rash,  -rib  bon, 
-sac,  -saw,  -shell,  -vi  o  let, 
-wash,    -wound. 

tooth'ache -grass,  -tree,  tooth'- 
brush   tree,   tooth'ing-plane. 

too'tle,    -tied,    -tling. 

top,  -per,  -ping,  -ping  ly,  -less, 
-loft  y,    -loft  i  ness,    -most. 

top'knot,  top'man,  -mast,  -sail, 
-side,   -tail,    v.,    tops'man. 

top'=ar  mor,  -beam,  -block, 
-boot,  -boot  ed,  -card,  -chain, 
-cloth,  -coat,  -cross,  -drain, 
-drain  ing,  -dress,  -dress  ing, 
-flat,  -full  er,  -grain  ing,  -ham- 
pered, -heav  y,  -Ian  tern,  -light, 
-lin  ing,  -log,  -min  now,  -mi  nor, 
-pend  ant,  -rail,  -rim,  -rope, 
-saw,  -saw  yer,  -shaped,  -shell, 
-soil,  -soil  ing,  -stone,  -tac  kle, 
-tim  ber,    -tool. 

top'mast-head,  -shrouds,  top'- 
sail-yard. 

to'parch    (-park),    -parch  y. 

to'paz,    -rock. 

tope,    toped,    top'ing. 

top'gaMant,  -mast,  -sail,  top'- 
gaFlant'bul  warks,  -fore  cas  tie, 
-shrouds. 

to  pha'ceous    (-fa'shus),    to'phus. 

To'phet,    Bih. 

to'pi  a,    -pi  a  ry,    -a'ri  an. 

tdp'ic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly. 

to  p6g'ra  phy,  -ra  pher,  -ra  phist, 
-po  graph'ic,   -ic  al,   -al  ly. 

to  p61'a  try. 

to  p61'o  gy. 

top'ple,    -pled,    -pling. 

top^sy  tur'vy,  -vi  ness,   -vi  ly. 

toque    (tok). 

torch,  -ing,  -less,  -light,  -wood, 
a    tree,    -wort. 

torch' -bear  er,     -dance,     -fish  ing. 


-lil  y,        -pine,        -race,        -staff', 

-this  tie,    -wood,    a    wood. 
tor  chere'    (-shar'). 
tor'chon    board    (-shon),    t.    lace, 

t.    mat,    t.    pa  per. 
tore.     See  tear. 
Xo'xQ  a  dor'    (to^ra  a  dor'    or    tor'- 

e  a  dor'). 
tor'ment,  «.,  -ment',  v.,  -ed,  -ing, 

-ing  ly,    -ing  ness,    -or. 
torna'do,    pi.    -does,    -nad'ic. 
tor  pe'do,     pi.     -does;     Tor  pe'do, 

Ornith.   genus. 
tor  pe'do -an  chor,    -boat,    -boom, 

-catch  er,   -cruis^er,    -drag,   -fuse, 

-net,    -net  ting,    -of  fi  cer,     -raft, 

-school,    -spar,    -tube. 
tor'pid,  -ly,  -ness,  -pid'i  ty,  -pi  fy, 

-fy  ing,    -fied,    -por,    -po  rif'ic. 
Torquay'    (-ke'),    t.    Eng. 
torque,    torqued. 
t6r're  fy,    -ing,    -fied,    -fac'tion. 
T6r're  jon  cil'lo    (-ra  hon  thel'yo), 

t.   Sp. 
tor'rent,     -ren'tial,     -tial  ly,     tor'- 

rent-bow,    -duck. 
T6r  ri  cel'li       (-re  chgl'le),       Ital. 

physicist. 
tor'rid,    -ness,    -rid'i  ty. 
t6r  ron'tfes. 
tor  sade'. 
torse,     tor'sal,     tor'sion,     -sion  al, 

-al  ly,     -sion  less,     -sive,     -si  bil'- 

i  ty,    tor'tive,    tor  til  le    (-tel  ya'). 
tor'sel. 
tor'shent. 
tort. 

tor'tJle,    -til'i  ty. 
tor  til' la    (-tel'ya). 
tor'toise    (-tis    or   -tus),    -flow  er. 
tor'toise-bee  tie,    -head  ed,  -plant, 

-ro^ti  fer,    -shell,    -wood. 
tor'tu  ous,      -ly,      -ness,      -tu  lous, 

-tu  ose,    -6s'i  ty. 
tor'ture,    -tured,    -tur  er,    -tur  ing, 

-ing  ly,    -ous,    -a  ble,    -a  ble  ness. 
tftr'up. 

to'ry,    -ism.      Polit.    To'ry,    -ism. 
t6ss,    -er,    -ing,    -ment,    -y,    tossed, 

toss'-pot,    -up. 
t6t. 
to'tal,    -taled    or    -tailed,    -tal  ing 

or    -ling,     -tal  ize,     -ized,     -i'zer, 


fate,   fat,    far,    fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice,   in,    note. 


totalizing 


575 


Trachonitis 


-fzing,    -i  za'tion,    -tal  ly,    -ness, 

-tal'i  ty. 
tote,    tot'ed,    -er,    -ing,    tote' -load, 

-road,   =team,   »wag'on. 
to'tfim,    -ism,    -ist,    -is'tic,    -tem'ic. 
t6t'i  tive. 
tot'ter,      -er,      -ing,      -ing  ly,      -y, 

tot'ter-grass. 
To'u,    Bib. 

tou  can'    (too-   or   too'-),    -ca  net'. 
touch     (tutch),     -a  ble,     -ble  ness, 

-er,       -ing,       -ing  ly,       -ing  ness, 

-less,    -y,    -i  ly,    -i  ness,    touch'- 

box,    -piece,    -stone,    -wood. 
touch' =back,    =bod''y,    'Cor  pus  cle, 

-down,     -hole,      -line,      -nee  die, 

-pan,     -pa  per,      touch'ing^stuff, 

touch' -and -go',   touch' -me -not,    a 

plant. 
tough    (tuf),    -en,    -ened,    -en  ing, 

-ly,     -ness,     tough'bark,     a    tree, 

-head,   a   duck,   tough'-cake. 
Tou''louse'    (too^loDz'),    c.    Fr. 
toup    (toop). 
tou  pee'    (too-). 
tou  pet'    (too  pa'). 
tour     (toor),     -ing,     -ist,     toured, 

tour  de  force,  tour  de  tndi'tre. 
Tour^coing'  (toor^kwan'),  t.  Fr. 
Tour  gee'        (toor  zha'),        Amer. 

novelist. 
tour' ma  Un   or   -line,    -gran  ite. 
tour'na  ment    (toor'-). 
Tour  nay'    or    -nai'    (toor^na'),    t. 

Belg. 
tour'nay       (toor'-),       a      worsted 

fabric. 
tour  nette'    (toor-). 
tour'ney      (toor'-),      a      combat, 

-helm. 
tour'ni  quet    (toor'nl  k6t). 
tour  nure'    (toor-). 
Tours    (toor),    c.    Fr. 
touse      (touz),      toused,      tous'er, 

-ing. 
tou'sle    (-zl),    -sled,    -sHng. 
tous4eS'mois'    (too -la -m wo'). 
Tous  saint'   L'Ou  ver  ture'    (too^- 

sah'    loD^ver^tur'),  Haytian  negro 

gen.    and    Hberator. 
tou'sy    (-zy). 
tout,    -er,    -ing. 
tout    en  sem'hle    (too'    tan^sah'bl). 


tow,  -age,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  towed, 
tow'boat,  tow' -car,  -cock,  -hook, 
-i  ron,    -line,    -net,    -path,    -rope. 

tow'ing-bitts,  -bri  die,  -hooks,  -net, 
-path,    -post,    -rope,    -tim  ber. 

to'ward,  -ly,  -li  ness,  -ness,  -wards. 

tow'el,  -eled  or  -elled,  -el  ing  or 
-ling. 

tow'el -gourd,  -horse,  -rack,  -roll  er. 

tow'er,  -ing,  -y,  -ered,  tow'er- 
wort. 

tow'er-clock,  -cress,  -mill,  -mus- 
tard,   -owl,    -shell. 

tow'head,  a  person,   tow'-head^ed. 

town,  -ish,  -less,  -let,  -y,  town'- 
folk,  -land,  -ship,  -ward, 
towns'folk,    -man,    -peo^ple. 

town'-ad  ju  tant,  -ball,  -coun  cil- 
lor,    -cress,   -hus  band,   -ma  jor. 

town  clerk,  t.  col  lect'or,  t.  coun^- 
cil,  t.  crl^er,  t.  gate,  t.  hall,  t. 
house,  t.  land,  t.  line,  t.  meet^- 
ing,  t.  offi  cers,  t.  plot,  t.  pound, 
t.  rec  ords,  t.  site,  t.  talk,  t. 
tax,  t.  top,   t.   wall. 

Town'shend  (-zend),  Eng.  states- 
man. 

tox  i  col'o  gy,  -o  gist,  -co  log'ic- 
al,  -al  ly,  -co  ma'ni  a,  tox'in 
or    -Ine. 

toy,  -er,  -ful,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ish, 
-ish  ly,  -some,  toyed,  toy'man, 
a  maker  of  toys,  -wort,  toy'- 
block,  -box,  -mutch,  -shop, 
toy    man,    a    toy. 

To  ya''ma',    c.    Japan. 

trace,  -a  ble,  -a  ble  ness,  -a  bly, 
-a  bil'i  ty,  -less,  -less  ly,  traced, 
tra'cer,    -cing. 

trace' -buc  kle,  -chain,  -fas  ten  er, 
-hook,    -horse,    -loop,    -mate. 

tra'cing-cloth,  -in  stru  ment,  -hn- 
en,  -lines,  -ma  chine,  -pa  per, 
-thread,    -wheel. 

tra'cer  y,    -cer  ied. 

tra'che  a  {or  -ke'a),  -al,  -a'Hs, 
-che  an,    -ate,    -a  ted. 

tra  che  6s'co  py,  -os'co  pist,  -o- 
scop'ic. 

tra  che'o  tome,  -che  ot'o  my, 

-o  mist,  -o  mize,  -mized,  -mi- 
zing. 

Trich^o  ni'tis   (trak^-),   Bih. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  tarn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus.  Bach. 


track 


576 


transfusion=apparatus 


track,   -age,   -er,   -ing,   -less,   -less- 

ly,     -less  ness,     tracked,     track'- 

man,    -mas  ter,    -way. 
track' -boat,        =chart,        -clear  er, 

-edge,     -har  ness,     -hound,     -in- 

di  cantor,    -lay  er,    -pot,    -rais  er, 

-road,    -scale,    -scout,    -sweep^er, 

-walk  er. 
tract,     -a  ble,     -a  ble  ness,     -a  bly, 

-a  bil'i  ty. 
tract'Jle,     -ive,     -or,     -o  ry,     trac- 

til'i  ty,    -tion,    -to  ra'tion. 
trac'tion-an^eu  rism,         -en  gine, 

-gear  ing,    -wheel. 
trade,     -ful,     trad'ed,     -er,     -ing, 

trade'mas  ter,    trades'folk,    -man, 

-peo  pie,    -wom  an. 
trade'-hall,     -mark,     -name,     -un- 
ion,      -un  ion  ism,        -un  ion  ist, 

-wind,     t.     doMar,    t.    name,    t. 

price,   t.   sale. 
tra  di'tion      (-dish'un),      -al,      -al- 

ism,    -al  ist,    -is'tic,    -al  ly,    -a  ry, 

-a  ri  ly,    -er,    -ist. 
tra  duce',     -ment,     -duced',     -du'- 

cer,     -du'cing,     -cing  ly,     -ci  ble, 

-duc'tive,    -tion. 
Tra  f3.rgar,  kind  of  type, 
traffic,     -less,     -ficked,     -fick  ing, 

-er,    traffic -man  a  ger,     -re  turn. 
trag'a  canth. 

tra  ga  zon'    (-son'  or  -ga'zon). 
trag'e  dy      (traj'-),      pi.      -e  dies, 

tra  ge'di  an,    tra  ge  dienne'    (tra''- 

zhaMyen'   or  tra  jeMi  en'). 
trag'ic,      -ic  al,      -al  ly,      -al  ness, 

trag  i  com'e  dy,     -com'ic,     -ic  al, 

-al  ly. 
trail,    -er,    -ing,    -y,    trailed. 
trail' -board,    -bridge,     -car,     -eye, 

-hand  spike,    -net,    -plate,    trail'- 

ing-spring,     -wheel. 
train,      -a  ble,      -er,      -ing,      -less, 

trained,    train'man,    -way. 
train' -band,    -bear  er,    -bolt,    -boy, 

-car,    -hand,    -mile,     -oil,    -road, 

-robber,  -rope,  -tackle,  -wrecker. 
train'ing-bit,  -day,   'gear,   -halter, 

-lev  el,       -pen  du  lum,       -school, 

-ship,    -wall. 
trait. 

trdi'leur',     keeper     of     an     eating- 
house. 


trai'tor,    -ous,    -ous  ly,    -ous  ness, 

trai'tress. 
Tra'jan,    Roman    Emperor. 
tra  jec'to  ry,    -jec'tion. 
tra,ni,    -pot,    -rail,    -road,    -way. 
tram' -car,     -Une,     -plate,     -staff, 

-wheel,   tram' way -car. 
tram'mel,      -meled      or      -melled, 

-mel  er     or      -ler,      -mel  ing      or 

-ling,    tram'mel-net,    -wheel. 
trim'mer,    -ming. 
tra  m6n'tane,    -ta'na. 
tramp,        -er,        -ing,        tramped, 

tramp'-pick. 
tram'ple,   -pled,   -pier,   -pling. 
trance,  tranced,  tran'ced  ly,  -cing. 
trank. 

tran'ka,    an    acrobat's    box. 
tran'kgh,    a    large    boat. 
tran'quil,       -ize,       -ized,       -i^zer, 

-lazing,    -zing  ly,    -quil  ly,    -ness, 

-quil'li  ty. 
trans  act',   -ed,   -ing,   -or,   -ac'tion. 
trans  ^.I'pJne,      -an'dlne,      -ap  pa- 

la'chi  an,  -at  lan'tic. 
trans  ca'lent,  -len  cy. 
tran  scend',      -ed,      -ing,      -ence, 

-en  cy,     -ent,     -ent  ly,     -ent  ness, 

-seen  den'tal,      -tal  ism,      -tal  ist, 

-tal  ly,    -tal'i  ty. 
trans  con  ti  nen'tal. 
tran  scribe',      -scribed',      -scrib'er, 

-ing,        tran'script,        -scrip'tion, 

-tion  al,    -tive,    -tive  ly. 
tran'sept,    -sept'al,    tran'sept-aisle. 
tran'se  unt. 
trans'fer,    n.,     -fer',    v.,    -ferred', 

-fer'ring,      -fer'a  ble     or     -ri  ble, 

-a  bil'i  ty,   -fer'rer,   -fer  ee',   -fer'- 

ence. 
trans'fer-book,    -day,    -eFe  va  tor, 

-gild  ing,     -ink,    -pa  per,     -press, 

-print  ing,     -re  sisf'ance,     'ta'ble, 

-work,  trans  fer'ring-ma  chine. 
trans  fig'ure,    -ured,    -ur  ing,    -u- 

ra'tion. 
trans  fix',    -ing,    -fixed',    -fix'ion. 
trans  form',      -a  ble,      -er,      -ing, 

-a  tive,    -ism,    -ist,    -for  ma'tion, 

trans  for  ma'tion-scene. 
trans  fuse',    -fused',    -fus'er,    -fu'- 

si  ble,       -sive,       -sive  ly,       -sion, 

trans  fu'sion-ap  pa  ra^tus. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice,   In,    note, 


transgress 


577 


treason<felony 


trans  gress',  -ive,  -ive  ly,  -or, 
-gres'sion,    -sion  al. 

tran  ship',  -ping,  -ment,  -shipped'. 

tran'sient  (-shent),  -ly,  -ness, 
-sience,    -sien  cy. 

trin'sit,  -cir  cle,  -com  pass,  -du- 
ty,   »in^stru  ment,    -trade. 

tran  si'tion  (-zish'un  or  -sish'-  or 
-sizh'-),  -al,  -al  ly,  -k  ry,  -si- 
tive,    -tive  ly,    -tiv'i  ty. 

tran'si  to  ry,   -to  ri  ly,    -ri  ness.         j 

trans  late',  -lat'ed,  -lat'ing,  -lat'-  j 
a  ble,  -a  ble  ness,  -la'tion,  -tion-  j 
al,  -tive,  -tor,  trans  lat'ing-screw.    \ 

trans  lifer  ate,    -a  tor,    -er  a'tion.    ! 

trans  lo'cate,  -canted,  -casting, 
-ca'tion. 

trans  lu'cent,  -ly,  -cence,  -cen  cy, 
-lu'cid. 

trans' mi  grate,  -gra''ted,  -ting, 
-tor,    -mi'gra  to^ry,    -gra'tion. 

trans  mit',  -ted,  -ting,  -ta  ble, 
-tal,  -tance,  -ter,  -ti  ble,  -mis'si- 
ble,   -si  bil'i  ty,    -sive,    -sion. 

trans  mute',  -mut'ed,  -er,  -ing, 
-a  ble,  -a  ble  ness,  -a  biy,  -a  bil'- 
i  ty,  -ant,  -a  tive,  -mu  ta'tion, 
-tion  ist. 

trin'som  (-sum),  -somed,  tran'- 
som=knee,    -win  dow. 

trans  pir'ent,  -ly,  -ness,  -ence, 
-en  cy,    trans  par'en  cy-paint^ing. 

tran  spire',  -spired',  -spir'ing, 
-a  ble,    -a  to'ry,    -spi  ra'tion. 

trans  plant',  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -a  ble, 
-plan  ta'tion. 

tran  splen'dent,    -ly,    -den  cy. 

trans'port,  n.,  -port',  v.,  -ed,  -ed- 
ness,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -a  ble, 
-a  bil'i  ty,  -al,  -por  ta'tion, 
trans'port -rid^er,    -ship,    -ves  sel. 

trans  pose',  -posed',  -pos'a  ble, 
-al,  -er,  -ing,  -p6s'i  tive,  -tive- 
ly,    -i  tor,    -p6  si'tion,    -tion  al. 

tran  sub  stan'ti  ate  (-shi-), 

-a'ted,  -a''ting,  -a'tion. 

tran  sude',  -sud'ed,  -ing,  -su'da- 
to'r}',  -su  da'tion.  ; 

Trins  vaal',  state  S.  Afr. 

transverse',  a.  and  v.,  -ly,  -versed', 
-ver'sal,  -sal  ly,    -ver'sion,   trans'- 
verse  {or  -verse'),  «.,  transverse'-    j 
cu  bi  tal, -me  di  al,  -quad^rate. 


trap,  -per,  -ping,  trapped,  trap'- 
fall. 

trap'-ball,  =bat,  -bit  tie,  -bril- 
liant, =cel  lar,  -cut,  -door,  -fish- 
er, =hole,  -hook,  -net,  -rock, 
-seine,  -shoot^ing,  -stair,  -stick, 
-tree,  -tuff,  -valve,  -weir,  trap'- 
ping=at  tach^ment. 

trape,    traped,    trap'ing,    trapes. 

tra  peze',    -pe'zi  form. 

tra  pe'zi  um,  pi.  -zi  ums  or  -zi  a, 
trap'e  zoid,   -zoid'al,   -zoid'i  form. 

tra  pi'che    (-pe'cha). 

Trap'pist,    -Ine. 

trash,  -er  y,  -y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness, 
trash'-house,    -ice. 

tr^ss. 

trdt  to  ri'a    (-re'-). 

Trau    (trow),    t.    Aust. 

trav'ail,    -ing,    -ailed. 

tra  vail'  (tra  va'  or  -va'I),  an  Indian 
sledge,    pi.    tra  vaux'    (-v6'). 

tra  vale',  a  sound  in  tambourine 
playing. 

trave. 

tr&v'fil,  -eled  or  -elled,  -el  ing  or 
-ling,    -el  er   or   -ler. 

trav'el -soiled,  -stained,  -worm, 
trav'el  ing-bag,  -cab''i  net,  -cap, 
-car  riage,  -chest,  -cou  vert, 
-dress,    trav'el  er's-joy,    -tree. 

trav'erse,    -ersed,    -ers  ing,    -er. 

trav'erse -board,  -cir  cle,  -drill, 
-ju^ry,   -saw,    -ta  ble. 

triv'es  ty,    -ing,    -tied. 

tra  vols'    (-vwa'). 

trawl,  -er,  -ing,  trawled,  trawl'er- 
man. 

trawl' -an  chor,  -beam,  -boat, 
-fish,  -fish  er  man,  -head,  -keg, 
-hne,    -net,    -roll  er,    -warp. 

tray,    -ful,    tray'-cloth, 

trgach'er  ous,    -ly,    -ness,    -er  y. 

trea'cle,  -cly,  trea'cle-mus  tard, 
-sleep,  -wag,  -wa  ter,  -worm-- 
seed. 

trSad,  -er,  -ing,  trod,  trod'den, 
tread'mill,  -wheel,  tread'-be- 
hind,    -board,    -soft  ly,   a   plant. 

trea'dle  (tred'l),  -d'ler,  -dling, 
trea'dle-ma  chine,    -press. 

trea'son  (-zn),  -a  ble,  -ble  ness, 
-a  bly,    trea'son-feFo  ny. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  tirn,  etiide,  food,  fdt>t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 
37 


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578 


trial -glasses 


treas'ure  (tr6zh'  fir  or  -ure),  -ured, 
-ur  ing,  -ur  er,  -ur  y,  treas'ure 
flow^er. 

treas'ure -chest,  -cit  y,  -house, 
-trove. 

treat,    -ed,    -er,    -ing,    -ment,    -y. 

trea'tise. 

Tre  big'ne  (tra  ben'ya)  t.  Austro- 
Hung. 

Tre'bitsch    (tra'bech),    t.    Aust. 

Trfib'i  z6nd,  vil.  Asia  Minor. 

trfib'le,  -ness,  -led,  -ling,  -let,  -ly, 
treb'le  tree,  treb'le-bar,  -cours^ing, 
-dat'ed,   t.   clef. 

tre  cen'to  (tra  chgn'to),  -cen'tist 
(-ch6n'-). 

tre  chom'e  ter    (-k6m'-). 

tre    cor'de     (tra     kor'dS). 

tre  dille'. 

tree,  -less,  -less  ness,  tree'fish, 
-hop  per,    -nail. 

tree'-ag  ate,  -al  oe,  -asp,  -a  zaf- 
le  a,  -bear,  -beard,  -bee  tie, 
-bo^a,  -box,  -bug,  -cab  bage,  -cac- 
tus, -calf,  -cat,  -eel  an  dine, 
-climb  er,  -clip  per,  -do  ver, 
-cof  fin,  -co  pal,  -cor  al,  -cot- 
ton, -coup  ling,  -crab,  -creep  er, 
-crick  et,  -crow,  -cuck  oo,  -dig- 
ger, -dove,  -duck,  -fern,  -finch, 
-fly,  -frog,  -fuch  sia,  -ger  man- 
der,  -gol  den  rod,  -goose,  -hair, 
-heath,  -hoop  oe,  -house  leek, 
-i  ron,  -job  ber,  -kan  ga  roo, 
-lark,  -Ul  y,  -liz  ard,  -lob  ster, 
-lo  tus,  -louse,  -lung  wort,  -lu- 
pine. 

tree'-mal  low,  -mar  bling,  -med- 
ic, -mig  non  ette,  -milk,  -moss, 
-mouse,  -net  tie,  -nymph,  -oil, 
-on  ion,  -or  chis,  -oys  ter,  -par- 
tridge, -pe  o  ny,  -pie,  -pi  geon, 
-pip  it,  -poke,  -pop  py,  -por- 
cu  pine,  -prim  rose,  =pro  teet- 
er, -prun  er,  -rat,  -re  mov  er, 
-scape,  -scrap  er,  -ser  pent, 
-shrew,  -shrike,  -snake,  -sor- 
rel, -soul,  -spar  row,  -squir  rel, 
-swal  low,  -swift,  -ti  ger,  -toad, 
-to  ma  to,  -top,  -vi  o  let,  -war- 
bler, -wax,  -wool,  -worm  wood, 
-wor  ship,    -wor  ship  er. 

trgf  le  (-1),  a  mine  in  fortifications. 


tre' fie'    (-fla'),   a  term  in    heraldry, 

tref  lee'. 
tre'foil,    -wise,    -foiled. 
tre  ha'la,    tre'ha  lose. 
treille    (trel),  treil'lage  (trel'-). 
Tre  in'ta  y  Tr6s'  (tra  en'tii  e  tres), 

dept.    Uruguay. 
trfik,      -ker,      trek'schuit      (-skoit), 

trek' -ox  en,    -rope,    -tow. 
tre  law'ny. 

trel'iis,    -lised,    trel'Hs  work. 
trem'ble,      -bled,      -bier,      -bhng, 

-bhng  ly,     -bly,     trem'bUng-jock, 

-jock  ey. 
tre  men'dous,   -ly,    -ness. 
trem'o  lo,    -o  Idn'dd,    -o  lant. 
trfim'or  {or  tre'mor),  -less,  -u  lant, 

-u  lous,   -lous  ly,   -lous  ness,   -la'- 

tion. 
trench,     -er,     -ing,     -ant,     -ant  ly, 

-an  cy,    trenched,    trench'er  man. 
trench' -cart,   =cav  a  lier^,    -plow. 
trench'er-cap,        -coat,        -crit  ic, 

-friend,     -knight,     -law,     -mate, 

-plate. 
trend,    -er. 
trente' 'et'qua  rante'         (troht'-a-ka- 

r6ht'),    a    game. 
tre  p&n',     -ner,     -ning,     -panned', 

trep  a  na'tion,       tre  pan'ning-eK- 

e  va  tor. 
tre  phine',     {or     -fen'),     -phined', 

-phln'ing,   tre  phine' -saw. 
trep'id,   -i  da'tion,   tre  pid'i  ty. 
trfis'pass,  -er,   -ing,   -passed,  tres'- 

pass -offer  ing. 
tress,    -er,    -ing,    -y,    tressed. 
trgs'tle     (-1),     -tling,     tres'tle  tree, 

-work,    tres'tle -board,    t.    bridge. 
tret. 

Treu'en    (troi'-),    t.    Sax. 
trfev'at    {or   tre' vat),    a   cutting   in- 
strument. 
Treves,    govt.    Prus. 
trfev'et,    a    three-legged    stool. 
Tre  vig'lio    (tra  vel'yo),    t.    Lom- 

bardy. 
Trgv'or  ton,    t.    Pa. 
trey,    a    card. 

tri'ad,    -ist,    -ad'ic,    tri'ad-deme. 
tri'age. 

tri'al,    -a  ble,    -ble  ness. 
tri'al-case,    -day,    -fire,    -glass  as, 


fate,   fat,   far,   fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,   m6t,   her,    ice,   in,    note, 


trial  ground 


579 


triple  tree 


-ground,      -jar,      -piece,      -plate, 

-proof,      -sight,      -square,      tri'al 

heat,    t.    trip, 
tri'a  logue. 
tri'an  gle,    -gled,    -an'gu  lar,    -lar- 

ly,    -lar'i  ty,    -an'gu  late,    -late  ly, 

-lasted,    -lasting,    -ia^tor,    -la'tion. 
trJb'bie,   =pa'per. 
tribe,    trib'al   or   trib'u  al   or   trib'- 

u  lar,    trib'al  ism,    -al  ly,    tribes'- 

man. 
trib'let,    -tubes. 
tri'brach        (-bra.k),        -bra'chi  al, 

-brach'ic. 
trib  u  la'tion. 
trib'une,    -ship,    -u  na''ry,    -u  nate, 

-u  ni'cial.     or    -tial     -ni'cian     or 

-tian,  tri  bu'nal. 
trJb'ute,     -u  ted,     -u  ter,     -u  ting, 

-u  ta^ry,    -ta  ri  ly,    -ri  ness,    trib'- 

ute-mon  ey,    -pitch,    -work. 
Tri  ca'ri  c6    (tre  ka're-),    t.    It. 
trice,    triced,    tri'cing. 
tri  cen'ni  al,     -cen'te  na'ry,     -cen- 

ten'ni  al. 
trVceps. 

tri  chi'a  sis    (-ki'-). 
trich'i  nize     (trik'-),    -nized,    -nV- 

zing,      -ni  za'tion,     -ni'a  sis,      -i- 

nosed  (-nozd),  -i  no'sis,  -i  not'ic, 

-I  nous,    tri  chi'no  scope. 
tri  chl'tis    (-ki'-),    -cho'sis    (-ko'-). 
Tri  cho  ni'a  (tre  ko  ne'a),  dist.  Gr. 
trick,  -er,  -er  y,  -ing,  -ish,  -ish  ly, 

-ish  ness,    -y,    -i  ly,    -i  ness,    -sy, 

-si  ness,     -ster,     tricked,     trick'- 

mak^er. 
trick'-dag  ger,  -line,  -lock,   -scene, 

-sword,     -track,     -wig,     trick'er- 

lock. 
tric'kle,    -kled,    -kling,    -klet. 
tri'col  or,    -ored. 
tri'cot    (tre'ko    or    -ko'),    -stitch. 
tri  cus'pid,    -al,    -ate,    -pi  darted, 
tri'cy  cle    (-si-),    -cy  clist. 
tri'dent,    -den'tate,    -den'ta  ted. 
tri  en'ni  al,    -al  ly. 
tri'er  arch  (-ark),  -arch^al,  -arch''y. 
Tri  6st'    (tre-)    or   Tri  es'te    (tre-), 

c.   Aust. 
tri'fle,   -fled,   -fler,    -fling,    -fling  ly, 

-fling  ness. 
tri  fo'li  ate,    -a  ted. 


tri  fur'cate,  -ca'ted,  -ca''ting,  -ca'- 
tion. 

trig,    -ness,    -ger,    -ging,    trigged. 

trig'a  my,    -a  mist,    -a  mous. 

trig'ger,  -gered,  trig'ger-fin  ger, 
-fish,  -guard,  -hair,  -Hne,  -plant. 

Trig  gia'no    (tre  ja'-),    t.    It. 

tri'glyph,    -al,    -glyph'ic,    -ic  al. 

trig  o  nom'e  try,  -no  met'ric,  -ric- 
al,    -al  ly. 

tri'graph. 

tri  lin'e  ar. 

tri  lin'gual,    -guar. 

trill,    -ing,    trilled. 

tril'lion    (-yiin),    -lionth. 

tri'lobed,   -lo'bate,    -baited. 

tri'lo  bite,    -bit'ic. 

trfl'o  gy. 

trim,  -ly,  -ness,  -mer,  -ming, 
-ming  ly,  trimmed,  trim'ming- 
board,    -joist,    -ma  chine,    -shear. 

tri  mes'ter,    -mes'tral,    -mes'tri  al. 

trim'e  ter,   tri  met'ric,    -ric  al. 

trin'i  ty,  a  triad;  a  trio.  Trin'- 
i  ty,  the  Godhead,  Trin  i  ta'- 
ri  an,    -an  ism. 

trin'ket,   -er,  -ry. 

Trin  o  ma  li'    (-le'),    t.    India. 

tri  no'mi  al,  -al  ism,  -al  ist,  -al- 
ly,    -al'i  ty,     -nom'i  nal. 

tri'o  (tre'-  or  tri'-),  tri'ole  (tre'-), 
-o  let  (tre'-  or  tri'-). 

trip,  -per,  -ping,  -ping  ly,  -ping- 
ness,  tripped,  trip'mad  am,  a 
plant. 

trip'-book,  -cord,  -gear,  -ham- 
mer, -shaft,  -skin,  -slip,  trip'- 
ping-line,     -valve. 

trip'ar  tite  {or  tri  par'-),  -tite  ly, 
-ti'tion. 

Trip  a  tur'    (-toor'),    t.    India. 

tripe,  trip'er  y,  tripe'man,  tripe'- 
stone,    -vis'aged. 

Trip'et  ti,    t.    India. 

triph'thong  (trif-  or  trip'-), 
-thon'gal. 

tri'ple,  -pled,  -pling,  trip'ly,  tri'- 
ple  tail,  a  fish,  tri'ple-awned, 
-crowned,  -ex  pan'sion,  -grained, 
-grass,  -head  ed,  -ribbed,  -screw, 
t.  crown,  t.  meas''ure,  t.  pro- 
gres'sion,  t.  ra'ti  o,  t.  salt,  t. 
screw,  t.  star,  t.  tree. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  iip,  iirn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  tiius,  BaCh. 


triplet 


580 


trowelbayonet 


trip'let,    -111  y. 

tri'plex,        -plic'i  ty,        trip'li  cate, 

-canted,    -casting,    -ca  ture,    -ca'- 

tion. 
tri'pod,    trip'o  dal,    -o  dy,    tri'pod- 

jack. 
Trfp'o  H,    coun.    N.    Air.;    t.    Syr., 

Trip'o  line,     Trl  pol'i  tan,     trip'- 

o  II,    a    mineral,    -o  lite. 
Tripo'Hs    (tre-),    t.    Gr. 
trJp'pet. 

trip'tych    (-tik). 
tri'reme. 

tri  sect',    -ed,    -ing,    -sec'tion. 
Tris^so  tin'   (tres''so''tan'),  Moliere. 
Tris  tan'    da    Cun'ha    (koon'ya), 

isl.    S.    Atlantic. 
trl  syl'la  ble,   -lab'ic,   -ic  al,   -al  ly. 
trite,    -ly,    -ness. 
tri'the  ism,    -ist,    -is'tic,    -tic  al. 
Tri'ton,    Myth.,    Tri'ton's-horn. 
tri'tone. 
trJt'u  rate,     -ranted,    -ra  ble,    -ra''- 

ting,    -ra'tor,    -ra  ture,    -ra'tion. 
tri'umph,       -er,       -ing,        -ing  ly, 

-umphed,       -um'phal,        -phant, 

-phant  ly. 
tri  um'vir,      pi.      -virs     or     -vl  rl, 

-vi  ral,    -vi  rate, 
tri'une,       -u'ni  ty. 
tri'valve,   -valved,    -val'vu  lar. 
trJv'et,    -ta  ble. 
triv'i  al,   -ism,    -ize,    -ized,   -i^zing, 

-al  ly,   -al  ness,   -al'i  ty. 
tri  week'ly. 
troat. 

tro'cha    (-cha). 
tro'che     (-ke    or   troch    or    trok), 

a    lozenge,    tro'chal    (-kai). 
tro'chee     (-ke),     a    foot    of    two 

syllables,    -cha'ic,    -ic  al. 
Tro^chu'    (-shii'),    Fr.    gen. 
tr6d,   trod'den   (-dn).     See   tread. 
trog'lo  dyte,  -dyt'ic  (-d!t'-),  -ic  al, 

-dyt^ism    (-dit^-). 
Trogyl'lifim    (-jH'-),    Bih. 
troi'ka. 

Tro'Jlus,    Myth.;    Shak. 
Tro'jan,      Tro'ic,      pertaining      to 

ancient  Troy   or  Troas. 
troll,     -er,     -ing,     trolled,     troll'- 

flow  er,    troll' "plate. 
tr611'ing»bait,  -hook,  -rod,  -spoon. 


tr61'ley,    =car,  =hook,    -lace,    -line, 

-pole,   -thread,   -wheel. 
tr61'161,    -lol'ling,    -lolled. 
trSriop,    -ing,    -ish,    -y. 
Tr61'lope    (-lup),    Eng.    writer 
trftm'bone,    -bon  ist. 
tro  mom'e  ter,   trom  o  met'ric. 
trdmpe,    trom  pille'    (-pel'). 
troop,    -er,    -ing,    trooped,    troop' - 

bird,    -fowl,    -horse,    -ship. 
troo'pi  al. 
trope,   trop'ist,   tro  pol'o  gy,    trop^- 

o  log'ic,    -ic  al,    -al  ly. 
Tr6ph'i  mus.    Bib. 
tro'phy,        -phied,        tro'phy  wort, 

tro'phy -cress,       -lock,      -mon  ey, 

-tax,   -wort. 
trSp'ic,    -al,    -al  ly,    trop'ic-bird. 
trop'po. 
trot,    -ted,    -ter,    -ting,    trot'-Une, 

trot'ter-boil  er,       -oil,      trot' ting- 
horse,   -suFky. 
trfith  {or  troth),  -plight,  -pUght  ed, 

-ring. 
tr6t'toir    {or    -wor'). 
trou'ba  dour    (troo'ba  dobr^). 
trou'ble     (trub'l),     -some,     -some- 

ness,   -bled,   -bier,   -bling,   -blous. 

trou'ble-hunt'er,   -mirth. 
trough   (trawf  or  tr6f),   -bat  ter  y, 

-fault,    -gut  ter,    -room,    -shell. 
trounce,   trounced,   troun'cing. 
troupe    (troop). 
trous'  =de4oup'    (trdo'-de  -loo'). 
trou'sers    (-zerz),    -ser  ing. 
trousse    (troos). 

Trous'seau'    (troo^so'),    Fr.    physi- 
cian. 
trous  seau'    (troo  so'). 
trout,    -let,    -y. 
trout' -bas  ket,      -bird,      -col  ored, 

-farm,       -hole,       -hook,       -line, 

-louse,    -net,    -perch,    -pick  er  el, 

-pond,      -rod,      -shad,       -spoon, 

-stream,  -tac  kle. 
trS'ver. 
trow,    to    think;    suppose;    believe; 

a   boat. 
TrSw'bridge,      t.      Eng.;      Amer. 

novelist. 
trow'61,     -eled     or     -elled,     -el  ing 

or    -ling,     trow'el  beak,    a    bird, 

trow'el-bay  o  net. 


fate,   fat,    far,   fall,    fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


Troyes 


581 


tube-filter 


Troyes   (trwii),    c.    Fr. 

troy  weight. 

tru'ant,    -ly,    -ship,    -an  cy, 

Trii'bau    (-bou),    t.    Bohemia. 

truce,   -less,   truce' -brealc'er. 

truck,  -age,  -er,  -ing,  truck'man, 
-mas  ter. 

truck' »bol  ster,  -farm,  -farm  er, 
-gar^den,  -house,  -jack,  -patch, 
-pot,  -shop,  -store,  -wind^lass, 
t.   sys^tem,  truck'ing-house. 

Triic  kee',    t.    and   r.    Cal. 
uc'kle,      -kled,      -kl< 
truc'kle-bed,    -cheese. 

tru'cu  lent  (troo'-),  -ly,  -lence, 
-len  cy. 

trudge,   trudged,   trudg'ing. 

true,  -ness,  tru'er,  -est,  -ish, 
-ism,  -ly,  true'love,  a  plant, 
-pen  ny,    a    person. 

true' -blue,  -born,  -bred,  -heart  ed, 
-heart  ed  ness,  -love,  -stitch, 
tru'ing-tool. 

truffle  (troo'fl  or  truf'-),  -fled, 
truffle -dog,   -worm. 

Tru  jil'lo  or  Tru  xil'lo  (troo  hel'- 
yo),  t.  Honduras;  c.  Sp.;  t.  Peru; 
t.  Venez. 

trump,  -ing,  trumped,  trump'- 
card,    trumped-up. 

trump'er  y. 

trump'et,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  trump'et- 
flow  er,  -leaf,  -weed,  -wood,  a 
tree. 

trump'et=an  i  maFcule,  -ash,  -ban- 
ner, -bird,  -call,  -conch,  -creep- 
er, -fish,  -fly,  -gall,  -gourd, 
-hon  ey  sue  kle,  -jas  mine,  -keck, 
-lamp,  -lil  y,  -ma  jor,  -milk'- 
weed,  -reed,  -shaped,  -shell, 
-tone,    -tongued,    -tree,    -vine. 

trun'cate,  -ly,  -canted,  -ca''ting, 
-ca'tion. 

trun'cheon    (-chun),    -cheoned. 

trun'dle,  -died,  -dling,  trun'dle- 
tail,    a    dog. 

trun'dle -bed,  -head,  -shot,  -tail, 
a    tail. 

trunk,  -ing,  -less,  trunked,  trunk'- 
back,   a    turtle,    -fish,   -nose. 

trunk' -a  larm,  -bear  er,  -brace, 
-breech  es,  -cab  in,  -case,  -en- 
gine,     -hose,      -light,      -mak^er. 


-nail,      -roll  er,      -sleeve, 
store,  -tur  tie,  trunk'  line, 


-mail, 
-stay,  ■ 
t.  road 

trun'nion  (-yiin),  -nioned,  trun'- 
nion=band,  -lathe,  -ledge,  -plate, 
-ring,  -sight,  -valve. 

tru'qiieur'   (trii^ker'). 

truss,    -er,    -ing,    trussed. 

truss' -beam,  -block,  -bridge, 
-gird  er,  -hoop,  -piece,  -plank, 
-rod,  -tac  kle,  truss'ing=ma  chine. 

trust,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ful, 
-ful  ly,  -ful  ness,  -less,  -less- 
ness,  -y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness,  -wor  thy, 
-wor  thi  ness. 

trus  tee',    -ship. 

truth  (trooth),  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful- 
ness, -less,  -less  ness,  truth' - 
lov  er,    -tell  er. 

try  (tri),  -ing,  tried,  try'sail, 
try' -cock,  -house,  -pot,  -square, 
-works,    try'ing-plane,    -square. 

try'pa  ftri'pa),  tryp'i  ate. 

Try  phe'na  (tri-),  Bih. 

Trypho'sa    (tri-),    Bih. 

tryst  (trist),  -er,  -ing,  tryst'ing- 
day,    -place,   -time. 

tsim'ba. 

tsar.     See  czar. 

Tsa  rit  syn'    (-ret  sen'),    t.    Russ. 

Tschem  kfind'    (chem-),    t.    Russ. 

tsgt'se,    -fly. 

tsu'ha    (tsoo'-). 

Tsung'4i    Yd' men    (tsd6ng'-le). 

tub,  -bing,  -bish,  -by,  tubbed, 
tub'fish,    -man. 

tub'-fake,  -gig,  -oar,  -oars'man, 
-preach  er,  -race,  -saw,  -size, 
-su  gar,    -thump  er,    -wheel. 

tu'ba,  pi.   -bas  or  -bae. 

tfib'beck. 

tub'ber. 

tub'bing,  -wedge. 

tube,  tubed,  tub'al,  -ate,  -ing, 
-u  lar,  -lar  ly,  -lar'i  ty,  -u  late, 
-lasted,  -lasting,  -la'tion,  -ule, 
-u  lose,    -u  lous,    tube'flow  er. 

tube' -bear  ing,  -board,  -breath- 
er, -brush,  -casts,  -clamp, 
-clean  er,  -clip,  -cock,  -col  ors, 
-com  pass,  -cor  al,  -cut  ter, 
-door,  -draw  ing,  -ex  pand  er, 
-fas  ten  er,        -fer  rule,        -fil  ter, 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  <irn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


tube-flue 


582 


turgidity 


-flue,    -foot,    -form,    -ger  mi  na'- 

tion,  -hearted,  -machine,  -nosed, 

-pack  ing,   -plate,   -plug,   -pouch, 

-re  tort,         -seal  er,         -scrap  er, 

-shell,         -spin  ner,         -stop  per, 

-valve,     -vise,     -weav  er,     -well, 

-worm,    -wrench. 
tu'ber,    -cle,    -cule,    -ose,    -os'i  ty, 

-ous,    -ous  ly,    -ous  ness,    -ber'cu- 

lar,      -lar  ly,      -cu  late,      -lasted, 

-la'tion,    -cu  li  form. 
tu  her  cu  Id' sis,    -ber'cu  lose,    -losed, 

-lous,    -lum,    pi.    -la. 
tu'be  rose^    (-ros^    or    tub'roz),    a 

fragrant    white    flower. 
Tu'bing  en,    t.    Ger. 
tu'bu  late,  -la'' ted,  -lasting,  -la'tion. 
tuck,    -er,    -ing,    tucked. 
tuck'-creas  er,         -fold  er,         -in, 

-joint,      -mark  er,      -net,      -out, 

-seine,     -shop,    tuck'er-in,  tuck'- 

ing-gage. 
tuck'et. 

Tuc  s6n'   (tu-  or  tuk'-),   t.   Ariz. 
Tues'day  (tuz'-). 
tu'fa   {or  too'-),   -fa'ceous. 
tuff,    volcanic    rock,     -cone. 
tuft,    -ed,    -er,    -ing,    -y,    tuft'gill, 

a      fish,      tuft'-gilled,      -hunt  er, 

tuft'ing-but  ton. 
tug,    -ger,    -ging,    -ging  ly,    tugged, 

tug'boat,    -man,    -mut  ton. 
tug'-car^ri er,  =chain,  -hook,  -iron, 

-slide,    -spring. 
tuille    (twel   or  twil),   tuil  lette'. 
tuition  (-Ish'un),   -al,   -a  ry. 
Tu  la're  {or  -lare'),  c.  and  1.  Cal. 
Tu'le,   t.    Cal. 
tu'le    (too'-),    -wren. 
tu'lip,       -ear,       -eared,       -pop  lar, 

-root,    -shell,    -tree,    -wood. 
Tulle,    t.    Fr. 
tulle    (tool). 
tum'ble,   -bled,   -bier,   -bling,   -bly, 

tum'ble  bug,    -weed. 
tum'ble=car,   »down,  a.,   -home. 
tum'bler-brush,        -cart,        -dog, 

-drum,     -glass,     -hold  er,     -lock, 

-punch,    -stand,    -tank,    -wash  er. 
tum'bling=bar  rel,      -bay,      -bob, 

-box,       -net,       -shaft,       -trough, 

-wheel. 
tum'brel. 


tu'me  fy    (-fl),    -ing,    -fled,    -fa'- 

cient,        -fac'tion,        tu  mes'cent, 

-cence,  tu'mid,  -ly,  -ness,    -mid'- 

ity. 
tu'mor,  -like. 
tump,    -y,    tump'-line. 
tum-tum. 
tu'mult,        -mul'tu  ous,        -ous  ly, 

-ous  ness. 
tu'mu  lus,     -mu  lar,     -la  ry,     -late, 

-la  ted,    -la  ting,    -lose,    -lous. 
tun,    a    cask;  to    put    into    casks, 

-ning,  tunned,  tun'hoof,  a  plant, 

tun'-bel  ly,    -moot,    -shell,    tun'- 

ning-cask,    -dish. 
tun'dra    (toon'-). 
tune,     -ful,    -ful  ly,     -less,    tuned, 

tun'er,    'ing,    -a  ble,    -a  ble  ness, 

-a  bly. 
tun'ing-cone,         -crook,         -fork, 

-ham  mer,     -horn,     -key,    -knife, 

-Igv  er,   -peg,   -pin,   -slide,   -wire, 
tu'nic,    -ni  cate,    -ni  cle. 
tun'nel,    -ing    or  -ling,    -neled    or 

-nelled. 
tun'nel-bor  er,     -dis  ease,     -head, 

-hole,     -kiln,     -net,    -pit,     -shaft, 

-vault,    -weav  er,   =worm. 
Tuol'um  ne    (tw61'-),    co.    and    r. 

Cal. 
tup,    -ping,   tupped,    tup'see,   tup'- 

man. 
tuque. 
tur    (toor). 
tur'ban,       -bSned,       tur'ban -shell, 

-stone,   -top. 
tur'bid,    -ly,    -ness,    -bid'i  ty. 
tur'bKne,  -dy  na  mom^e  ter,  -pump. 
tur'bit,    -bit  teen'. 
tur'bot. 

tur'bu  lence,  -len  cy,  -lent,  -lent  ly. 
Tur'co  or  -ko,  a  soldier;    tur'co,  a 

bird. 
tu  reen'. 
turf,    pi.    turfs,    -y,    -i  ness,    -ing, 

turfed,    turfman. 
turf -ant,        -bound,        -char  coal, 

-cut  ter,     -drain,     -knife,     -moss, 

-plow,    -spade,    -worm,    turf'ing- 

i  ron,     -spade. 
tur'gent,  -ges'cence,  -cen  cy,  -cent, 

-ci  ble. 
tur'gid,    -ly,    -ness,    -gid'i  ty. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice.   In,   note, 


Turkestan 


583 


twinship 


Tur'kes  tan'  or  -kis-  (tOTtr'-), 
region    Cent.    Asia. 

Tur'key,  S.  E.  Europe,  Turk, 
Turkoman,  Tur'key  car  pet,  T. 
gum,  T.  hone,  T.  myrrh,  T. 
red,  T.  slate,  T.  stone,  Turk's- 
cap,    -head,    -tur  ban. 

tur'key,  -back,  a  bird,  -beard,  a 
plant,    -ber  ry. 

tur'key 'bird,  -bios  som,  -buz- 
zard, -call,  -cock,  -corn,  -gnat, 
-gob  bier,  -grass,  -hen,  -ISatti  er, 
-louse,  -pea,  -pen,  -poult,  -shoot, 
-vul  ture,   tur'key  ber  ry-tree. 

tur'mer  ic,  -oil,  -pa  per,  -plant, 
-root,    -tree. 

tur'moil. 

turn,   -er,   -er  y,    -ing,   turned. 

turn'a  bout,  -back,  -buc  kle,  -cap, 
-coat,  a  person,  -cock,  a  person, 
-key,  -out,  -o  ver,  -pike,  -plate, 
-sick,  -side,  -spit,  -stile,  -stone, 
-ta  ble. 

turn' -bench,  -bridge,  -down,  -file, 
-pin,  -poke,  -row,  -screw,  -un- 
der,   -up,    -wrest,    turned'-shells. 

turn'er-harp,  -hood,  turn'pike- 
man,  -stair,  turn'sole-blue,  turn'- 
stile-reg  is  ter. 

turn'ing -bridge,  -car  ri  er,  -chis- 
el, -en  gine,  -gage',  -gouge, 
-lathe,  -ma  chine,  -mill,  -piece, 
-place,  -point,  -rest,  -saw, 
-steel,  -stool. 

tur'nip,  -wood,  a  tree,  tur'nip- 
aph''id,  -cab  bage,  -cut  ter,  -flea, 
-fly,  -mag  got,  -pars  nip,  -pest, 
-pull  er,  -pulp  er,  -rad  ish, 
-root  ed,   -shaped,   -shell,   -tailed. 

turn've  rein'    (toDrn'fg  rln^). 

tur'pen  tine,  -tin'ic,  tur'pen  tine- 
hack,    -moth,    -oil,    -still,    -tree. 

tur'pi  tude. 

Tur  qui'no   (toor  ke'-),   mt.   Cuba. 

turquoise'  (-koiz'  or  -kez'),  -ber^ry, 
=green. 

tiir'rgl. 

tur 'ret,  -ed,  tur'ret-gun,  -head, 
-lathe,   -ship,   -spiMer. 

tiir  ric'u  la,  pi.  -lae,  -late,  -lasted. 

tur'tle,  -tied,  -tier,  -tling,  tur'tle- 
back,    a    vessel. 

tur'tle -cow^ry,        -crawl,        -deck. 


-dove  or  -dove,  -egg  ing,  -foot- 
ed, -grass,  -head,  -peg,  -run, 
-shell,    -stone,   tur'tle  soup. 

Tus'ca  ny,    dept.    It.,    Tus'can. 

Tus^ca  ra'was,   co.   and   r.    O. 

Tus'co  la,    CO.    Mich.;    c.    111. 

tush,    tushed. 

tusk,  -er,  -y,  tusked,  tusk' -shell, 
-ten  on,    -vase. 

Tuske'gee,    t.    Ala. 

tus'sal,  relating  to  cough,  -sic'u- 
lar. 

tus'ser,    -silk,    -worm. 

tus'sle,    -sled,    -sler,    -sling. 

tus'sock,  -y,  tus'sock-cat^er  pil  lar, 
-grass,    -moth,    -sedge. 

tu'te  lage,    -te  lar,    -la''ry. 

tu'te  nag. 

Tu'tJ  vil'lus,    a    demon. 

tu'tor,  -age,  -ess,  -ing,  -ship,  -y, 
-tored,    -to'ri  al,    -al  ly. 

tut'ti  (toDt'te),  tui'ta  (toot'-), 
tut'ti-frut^ti    (-froot'te). 

tu-whit'    (too-),    -whoo'. 

tux  e'  do. 

Tux  pan'    (toos-),    t.    Mex. 

twad'dle  (twod'l),  -died,  -dler, 
-dling,    -dly. 

twain,    -cloud. 

twing,    -er,    -ing,    twanged. 

twan'gle,    -gled,    -gler,    -gling. 

twat'tle  (twot'l),  -tied,  -tier, 
-tling. 

tweak,    -ing,    tweaked. 

tweed. 

twee'dle,    -died,    -dler,    -dling. 

twee'zer,    -zers,    twee'zer-case. 

Twelfth' -cake,  -day,  -night,  -tide. 

twelve,  -mo,  -month,  -pence, 
-pen  ny,    twelfth,    twelve' -score. 

tw^n'ty,  -mo,  -ti  eth,  twen'ty  four- 
mo,    twen'ty-fold,    -sec  ond. 

twice,    -stabbed,    -told. 

twid'dle,  -died,  -dler,  -dling, 
twid'dling-line. 

twig,    -ger,    -ging,    -gy,    twigged. 

twig' -blight,  -bor  er,  -bug,  -gir- 
dler,    -in  sect,    -prun  er,    -rush. 

twi'light. 

twfll,    -ing,    twilled. 

twin,  -ling,  -ning,  twinned,  twin'- 
flow  er,  -leaf,  -ship,  the  relation 
of  twins. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  tip,  <irn,  etude,  food,  fd&t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


twin-born 


584 


Tzschirner 


twin' -born,  -cyl  in  der,  -like, 
-screw,  -shell,  -spot,  -stock,  t. 
boat,  t.  e  qua  to'ri  al,  t.  pair,  t. 
ships,   t.   steam'er,   t.   valve. 

twin'ning-ax  is,  -ma  chine,  -plane, 
-saw. 

twine,  twined,  twin'er,  -ing, 
twine' -cut  ter,  -hold  er,  -ma- 
chine, -reel  er. 

twinge,   twinged,    twin'ging. 

twin'kle,    -kled,    -kler,    -kUng. 

twirl,    -er,    -ing,    twirled. 

twist,    -a  ble,    -ed,    -er,    -ing,    -ing- 

iy»    -J- 

twist' -joint,  -ma  chine^  -stitch, 
-ve  loc^i  ty,    twist'    to  bac^co. 

twist'ed-flow  er,  -horn,  a  plant, 
-stalk,  -stick,  a  plant,  t.  col'- 
umn,   t.   pine,   t.   sur'face. 

twist'ing-crook,  -for^ceps,  -ma- 
chine,   -mill. 

twit,  -ted,  -ter,  -ting,  -ting  ly, 
twit'-lark,   -twat    (-twot). 

twitch,  -er,  -ing,  -et  y,  twitched, 
twitch-grass. 

twit'ter,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -tered, 
twit'ter-bit,    -bone,    -boned. 

two  (too),  pi.  twos  (toDz),  -fold, 
-pence,    -pen  ny. 

two'-blad''ed,  -cleft,  -deck'er, 
-eared,  -edged,  -eyes,  -faced, 
-flow  ered,  -forked,  -hand  ed, 
-head  ed,  -horse,  a.,  -leaved, 
-legged,  -Upped,  -mast  ed,  -part- 
ed, -pet  aled,  -ply,  -pronged, 
-ranked,  -seed  ed,  -sidled,  -spot, 
-step,  -stringed,  -throw,  -tongued, 
-toothed,    -valved. 

Tyb'&lt  (tib'-),  Shak.,  Romeo  and 
Juliet. 

Ty'che    (ti'ke).    Myth. 

Tych'i  cus    (tik'i  kus).    Bib. 

Ty'cho  Brahe  (ti'ko  bra  or  bra), 
Ty  chon'ic    (tl  kon'-). 

ty  coon'    (tl-),    -ate. 

tye,    ty'ing,  tyed,  tye-block. 

ty'ee. 

Ty'ghee    (ti'ge),   mt.    pass    Idaho, 


tymp,    -arch,   -plate,    -stone. 

tym'pan,  -pa  nal,  -pa  num,  pi. 
-nums    or  -na,  -pan'ic. 

type  (tipe),  typ'al  (tip'-),  -ist, 
typ'ic  (tip'-),  -ic  al,  -al  ly, 
-al  ness,  -i  cal'i  ty,  type'set  ter, 
-write,  -writ^er,  -writhing,  -writ'ist. 

type'-bar,  -block,  -case,  -cast  ing, 
-chart,  -cut  ter,  -cyl  in  der, 
-dress  ing,  -found  er,  -found  ry, 
-gage,  -high,  -hold  er,  -life,  -ma- 
trix, -meas  ure,  -meas  ur  er, 
-met  al,  -mold,  -punch,  -scale, 
-wheel. 

ty'phoid    (ti'-),    -al. 

Ty'phon  (ti'-).  Myth.;  ty'phon,  a 
bird^ 

ty  phoon'    (ti-),    -phon'ic. 

ty'phus  (ti'-),  a  fever,  -phous,  re- 
lating   to    typhus. 

typ'i  fy  (tip'-),  -ing,  -fi^er,  -fied, 
-fl  ca'tion. 

Ty  pin  san'   (ti-),   isl.   off   China. 

ty'po  graph  (ti'-),  -graph'ic,  -ic- 
al,    -al  ly,    -pog'ra  pher,    -ra  phy. 

Tyr    (ter).    Myth. 

tyr'an  nize  (tir'-),  -nized,  -ni'- 
zing,  -nous,  -nous  ly,  -ny,  ty- 
ran'nic  (ti-),  -nic  al,  -al  ly,  -al- 
ness,    -ni  cide,    -ciMal. 

Tyran'nus    (ti-),    Bib. 

ty'rant  (ti'-),  -bird,  -chat,  -fly^- 
catch  er,    -shrike,    -wren. 

Tyre,  an  ancient  city;  Tyr'i  an, 
Tyr'i  an    pur'ple. 

ty'ro    (ti'-),    pi.    -ros    (-roz). 

Tyr'ol  (tir'-),  prov.  Aust.,  -o  lese' 
{or    -lez'),    Ty  ro  II  enne'    (tl-). 

Ty  rone'  (ti-  or  tl-),  co.  Ire.;  t. 
Pa.;    tp.    N.    Y. 

Tyr  rhene'    (tir-),    -rhe'ni  an. 

Tys  mien  i'ca  (tis  myen  et'sa),  t. 
Aust. 

tzar.     See  czar. 

Tzig'any    (tsig'-). 

Tzin  tzou  tzan'  (tsin  tsoo  tsan'), 
t.    Mex. 

Tzschir'ner    (tshir'-),    Ger.    theol. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    mgt,    her,    ice,   in,    note, 


U-shaped 


585 


un- 


u 


Braz. 
Braz. 


(-bik'wl  tus),      -ly, 


-dered,       ud'der- 
-d6m'o- 


U=shaped,   U  bolt,   U  tube. 
Ua  tu  ma'   (wa  too  ma'),   r. 
U  ba  tu'ba   (oo  ba  too'-))    t. 
u'ber  ous,    -ber  ty. 
u  bi'e  ty. 
u'bJq'ui  tous 

-ness,    -ui  ty. 
u'da  (do'da). 
iid'der,      -less, 

cloud. 
fl'ddm'e  ter,    -do  met'ric, 

graph. 
Ue'berweg  (ii'bervSg),  Ger.  philos. 
U  gan'da,    dist.    Afr. 
iig'gur-oil. 
ugh  (06). 
flg'ly,     -li  ly,     -li  ness,     -li  fy,    -fy- 

ing,    -fied,    -fl  ca'tion. 
U  goes'  (oo  g6tch'),  dist.  TTung. 
U  go  li'no     (oD  go  le'no),     immor- 
talized  by    Dante, 
uh'lan   (u'lan  or  oo'-  or  ob'lan). 
Uh'land  (oo'lant),  Ger.  lyric  poet. 
U  Jn'ta,    CO.    Utah;    co.    Wyo. 
Ui''ten  ha'g6    (oi^-),    div.    Afr. 
JJit'land'er    (oit'-) . 
uit  span'    (oit-). 
U  j  a'rad   (We-),   t    Hung. 
U  j  fa'lu    (oo'e  fa'loo),    t.    Hung. 
U'j  falvy  (oo'e  ibW),  Hung.  auth. 
U  j  f e  jer'to      (oo''e  fe  ygr'to),      t. 

Hung, 
w'/l    (oo'-). 

U  ji'ji    (00  je'je),    coun.    Afr. 
u  kase'. 

U'Ui    {or    -lai).    Bih. 
iil'cer,  -a  ble,  -ate,  -a^ted,  -acting, 

-a  tive,     -a  to^ry,     -ous,     -ous  ly, 

-a'tion,    -cered. 
u  ll'fis. 

Ull'mann   (d61'-),    Ger.   theol. 
Ulm    (d61m),    t.    Ger. 
ul'nay  pi.  -n(B,  -nar. 
Ul  ri'ca,    Scott,    Ivanhoe. 
fil'ster,   a   garment,    -ing,   -stered. 
fil  te'rJ  or,    -ly. 
Ul'ii  ma   Thu'le. 
fil'ti  mate,  -ly,  -ness. 


ul  li  md'tum,  pi.  -turns  or  -ta. 

iil'tJ  mo,    -gen'i  ture. 

ul'tra,  -clas'sic  al,  -fash'ion  a  ble, 
-ism,  -ist,  -ma  rine'  (-ren'), 
-m6n'tane,  -ta  nism,  -ta  nist, 
-mun'dane,    -red',    -vi^o  let. 

u'lu  (do'loo). 

ul'u  late,  -la''ted,  -lasting,  -lant, 
-la'tion. 

Ul'va,  Ul'van,  ul  va'ceous. 

U  lys'ses    (-sez).    King   of   Ithaca. 

U  ma  til'la,    co.    Ore. 

iim'bfel,  -bel  late,  -lasted,  -let, 
-Uf'er  ous,  -bel'li  form,  -bel'lu- 
late. 

fim'ber,   -y. 

iim'brage,  -bra'geous,  -geous  ly, 
-geous  ness. 

um  brfel'la,    -leaf,    -wort. 

um  breria»ant,  -bird,  -fir,  -grass, 
-man,  -palm,  -pine,  -shell, 
-stand,    -tree. 

um'iak    (oom'yak). 

um'laut    (oom'lout),    -ed. 

iim'pire,  -ship,  -pired,  -pir  age, 
-ing. 

un-.  The  prefix  un-  is  used  with 
many  words,  which,  for  the 
most  part,  are  self=explaining. 
With  adjectives,  adverbs,  and 
nouns,  it  usually  has  a  negative 
force;  as,  unclean,  unfair,  un- 
fairly, unthinkingly,  unclean- 
ness,  untruth,  unwisdom.  With 
verbs,  the  prefix  conveys  the  sense 
of  reversal;  as  unsex,  undo,  un- 
bend,  unfold. 

The  divisions  and  accents  of 
the  words  combined  with  un-  are 
the  same  as  when  not  combined, 
and  as  these  words  are  found  in 
their  appropriate  alphabetic  order, 
it  is  not  deemed  necessary  to  re- 
peat many  of  them  here. 

The  prefix  un-  is  rarely  sepa- 
rated from  the  rest  of  the  word 
by  a  hyphen.  The  principal  ex- 
ceptions are  here  given. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  <irn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  ttius,  Badi. 


un-American 


586 


undesigning 


un-A  mfer'i  can,  -A  mer'i  can  ize, 
-Ar'yan  ize,  -En'glish,  -Ho  m6r'- 
ic,  -Lat'in,  -Mo  sa'ic,  -Quak'- 
er  like,    -Scot'ti  fy. 

Unadil'la,    vil.    N.    Y. 

U  na  las'ka  (oo-),  isl.  Aleutian  Isls. 

u  n^n'i  mous,  -ly,  -ness,  -na- 
nim'i  ty. 

un  bos'om    (-bd6z'-),  -ing,   -omed. 

un  ceas'ing,    -ly. 

un  cSr'e  mo'ni  ous,   -ly,    -ness. 

un  cer'tain,   -ly,    -ness,   -ty. 

un  chal'lenge,    -a  ble,    -lenged. 

un  change',  -a  ble,  -ble  ness,  -bly, 
-bil'i  ty,    -changed',    -chan'ging. 

un  clasp',    -clasped'. 

un'cle,   -ship. 

un  clean',  -ness,  -clean'ly,  -li  ness. 

un  c6m'pro  mis  ing. 

un  con  cern',  -ed  ly,  -ed  ness, 
-cerned'. 

un  con  di'tion  al  (-dish'un-),  -ly, 
-al'i  ty,    -tioned. 

un  con'quer  a  ble,  -ness,  -bly, 
-quered. 

un  con'scion  a  ble,    -ness,    -bly. 

un  couth'    (-koDth'),    -ly,    -ness. 

un  cov'er  (-kuv'-),  -er,  -ing,  -ered. 

unc'tion,  -tu  ous,  -ous  ly,  -ous- 
ness. 

un  daunt'ed,   -ed  ly,    -ed  ness. 

un  de  ceive',    -ceived',    -ceiv'a  ble. 

iin'der,  -act',  -ac^tion,  -a''gent, 
-bid',  -bill',  -bind',  -bif'ten, 
-brace',  -bred',  -brush',  -burn', 
-bush',  -cast',  -charge',  -clothed', 
-clothes',  -cloth'ing,  -croft', 
-cur'rent,  -curved',  -ditch',  -do', 
-do'er,  -done',  -dose',  -draw', 
-es'ti  mate,  -es  ti  ma'tion,  -feed', 
-fill'ing,  -floor',  v.,  -flow',  -foot', 
-fur'nish,  -fur'row,  -gar'ment, 
-gear',  -gird',  -glaze',  -gore', 
-gown',   -grad'u  ate,    -grove'. 

un  der  hang',  -hew',  -hole',  -hung', 
-lay',  n.,  -lay',  v.,  -lease',  -let', 
-lie',  -line',  n.,  -line',  v.,  -lin'en, 
-ling',  -lock',  -look'er,  -ly'ing, 
-man',  v.,  -mast'ed,  -men-'- 
tioned,  -mine',  -named',  -neath' 
(or  -neath'),  -note',  -not'ed, 
-part',  n.,  -part',  v.,  -pay',  v., 
-peo'pled,  -pin',  -pin'ning,  -play'. 


-plot',  -praise',  -prize',  -pro- 
duc'tion,  -proof  (or  -proof), 
-prop',    -pro  por' tioned,    -quote'. 

un'der  rate',  n.,  -rate',  v.,  -reck'- 
on,  -ripe',  -run',  -score',  -sell', 
-set',  v.,  -set',  n.,  -shirt',  -shoot', 
-shot',  a.,  -shrub',  -sign',  -sized', 
-skirt',  -sleeve',  -soil',  -song', 
-sparred',  -sphere',  -spread', 
-state',  -state'ment,  -stock', 
-strap'per,  -stra'tum,  -stroke', 
-stud'y,    -suit',    -sward'. 

un'der  timed',  -tinf ,  -tone', 
-tow',  -trump',  -vest',  -view'er, 
-wa'ter,  -wear',  -wing',  a  moth, 
-winged',    -wood',    -world'. 

un'der=a'gent,  -arm,  =back,  -buy', 
-chord',  'day',  -clerk,  -clerk' ship, 
-cliff',  -coat',  -col'or,  -col'ored, 
-deal'ing,  =de  ter  mi  nant, 

-dressed',  -driv'en,  -ex  posed', 
-fac'ul  ty,  -farm  er,  -fur,  -fired', 
-grade',  -hold,  -keep',  -kind', 
-king',  -king'dom,  -la'bor  er, 
-Hfe',  -mas  ter,  -of  fi  cer,  -part, 
-re'gion,  -roof,  -scribe',  -sec're- 
ta  ry,  -serv'ant,  -shSr'iff,  -sky', 
-ten'an  cy,  -ten'ant,  -work'man, 
u.  can  vas,  u.  way. 

un'der  cut,  n.,  -ter,  -cut',  v., 
-cut'ting. 

un'der  drain,  «.,  -age,  -drain',  v., 
-ing,  -drained'. 

un  der  go',   -ing,   -went',   -gone'. 

un'der  ground,  a.  and  n., 
-ground',    v. 

un'der  growth,   «.,   -grown',   a. 

un'der  hand,  -hand'ed,  -ed  ly, 
-ed  ness. 

un  der  stand',  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -a  ble, 
-er,    -std6d'. 

un  der  take',   -td&k',    tak'en,    -ing. 

im'der  tak'er. 

un'der  vil'ue,  n.,  -val'ue,  v., 
-ued,    -u  er,    -u  ing,    -u  a'tion. 

un'der  work,  n.,  -work'er,  -work', 
v.,    -work'ing,    -worked'. 

un'der  writ'er,  -wrif  ing,  -write', 
v.,    -wrote',    -writ'ten. 

un  de  served'  (-zervd'),  -serv'ed- 
ly,    -ed  ness,    -er,    -ing,    -ing  ly. 

un  de  signed'  (-zind'),  -sign'ed  ly, 
-ed  ness,    -ing. 


fate,    fat,    far,   fall,    f^re,    fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her,   ice.   In,   note. 


undesired 


587 


unseemliness 


un  de  sired'       (-zird'),       -sir'a  ble, 

-ble  ness,    -bly,    -sir'ing,    -sir'ous. 
Un  dine'    or    un  dine'    (-den'),    a 

water  ^sprite,    -din'al    (-den'-). 
un  dis  cern'i  ble  (-diz  zern'-), 

-ness,    -bly,    -cern'ed  ly,    -ing. 
un  dis  cov'er  a  ble,    -a  bly,    -cov'- 

ered. 
un  dis  guis'a  ble    (-giz'),    -guis'ed- 

ly,    -guised'. 
un  dis  mayed'. 
un  dis  turbed',      -turb'ed  ly,      -ed- 

ness. 
un  do',    -ing,   -er,   -did',    -done', 
un  doubt'a  ble     (-dout'-),     -a  bly, 

-ed,    -ed  ly,    -ing,    -ing  ly. 
un  dress'     or     un'-,     n.,     -dress', 

v.,    -dressed'. 
un  due', 
im'du  late,     -ly,     -lasted,     -lasting, 

-ting  ly,    -lant,    -la'tion,    -tion  ist, 

-la' to  ry. 
un  dy'ing   (-di'-),    -ly,    -ing  ness. 
un  earth',       -ing,       -ly,       -li  ness, 

-earthed'. 
un  ea'sy,    -si  ly,    -si  ness. 
un  end'ed,   -ing,   -ing  ly,   -ing  ness. 
un  en  dur'a  ble,    -a  bly. 
un  e'qual,    -ly,    -ness,    -qualed    or 

-quailed,    -eq'ui  ta  ble. 
un  e  quiv'o  cal,    -ly,    -ness. 
un  ex  cep'tion  al,  -ly,  -a  ble,  -ble- 

ness,    -bly. 
un  ex  pect'ed,    -ly,    -ness. 
un  fairing,    -ly,    -ness. 
un  fath'om  a  ble,       -ness,       -bly, 

-omed. 
un  feel'ing,   -ly,   -ness. 
un  fold',   -ed,   -er,    -ing. 
un  gain'ly,    -li  ness. 
un  gov'ern  a  ble,        -ness,        -bly, 

-erned. 
un  gram  m&t'ic  al,    -ly. 
un  grate'ful,   -ly,   -ful  ness. 
un'guent,     -guen  ta'ry,     -gu!  nous, 

-guen'tous. 
un  hSalth'ful,    -ly,     -ful  ness,     -y, 

-i  ly,  -i  ness. 
u'ni  corn,      -cor'ne  al,      -cor'nous, 

-cor  nu'ted. 
u'ni  corn=bee  tie,       =bird,       -fish, 

=moth,       =plant,       =root,       =shell, 

=whale,    u'ni  corn's-horn. 


u'ni  form,    -ly,    -ness,    -form'i  ty. 
u'ni  fy    (-fi),    -ing,    -fied,    -fi'a  ble, 

-fi  er,    -nif  ic,    -fl  ca'tion. 
u  ni  gen'e  sis,     -ge  net'ic,     -nig'e- 

nist    (-nij'-),    -ni  ge  nis'tic. 
un'ion,    -ism,    -ist,    -is'tic. 
un'ion-bow,    -cord,    -grass,    -joint, 

-pump,  -room,  u.  jack,  U.  par'ty. 
u'ni  phase, 
u  ni  pla'nar. 
u  ni  po'lar. 

u  nique'    (-nek'),    -ly,    -ness. 
u'ni  reme. 
u'ni  son    (-sun),     -so'nal,     -nal  ly, 

-so'nance,       -nant,       -nous       (or 

-nis'o  nal,   -nal  ly,   -nance,   -nant, 

-noiis) . 
u'nit,    -ni  ta''ry,    -ta'ri  an. 
U  ni  ta'ri  an,    -ize,    -ized,    -i'zing, 

-ism. 
U'ni  tas     Fra'trum. 
u  nite',    -nit'ed,    -ed  ly,    -er,    -ing, 

u'ni  ty. 
u'ni  v&lve,    -valved,    -vai'vu  lar. 
u  nl  ver'sal,     -ly,     -ness,     -sal  ize, 

-ized,     -i''zing,     -I  za'tion,     -sSl'i- 

ty,    -ver'si  ty. 
U  ni  ver'sal  ist,    -sal  ism. 
im  lace',    -laced',    -la'cing. 
fin  16ss'. 
iin  load',    -ed,    -er,    -ing,    un  load'- 

ing-block,    -ma  chine. 
un  m&n',    -ning,    -manned'. 
un  meas'ured    (-mezh'-). 
un  mis  tak'a  ble,    -a  bly. 
un  mit'i  ga  ted,    -ted  ly,    -ga  ble. 
un  nit'u  ral,    -ly,    -ness. 
un  nec'es  sk'ry,    -sa  ri  ly,    -ri  ness. 
tm  prSj'u  diced,    -ly,    -ness. 
tm  qual'i  fied,    -ly,    -ness. 
un  quench'a  ble,      -ness,      -a  bly, 

-a  bil'i  ty. 
un  ques'tion  a  ble,    -ness,    -a  bly, 

-a  bil'i  ty,    -tioned. 
un  riv'Sl,    -eled    or    -elled,    -el  ing 

or  -ling,    -el  er  or  -ler,   -el  ment. 
un  re  lent'ing,    -ly,    -ness. 
un  scru'pu  lous,   -ly,    -ness. 
un  search'a  ble,         -ness,        -bly, 

-searched'. 
un  sea'son  a  ble,        -ness,        -bly, 

-soned. 
un  seem'ly,    -li  ness. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fdot,  anger,  bofimot,  thus,  Badi. 


unsophisticate 


588 


usualness 


un  so  phis'ti  cate,     -canted,     -ted- 

ness,    -ca'tion. 
un  spar'ing,    -ly,    -ness. 
un  speak'a  ble,   -bly. 
im  stfead'y,    -i  ly,    -i  ness. 
un  til', 
iin'to. 

im  to'ward,   -ly,   -li  ness,   -ness. 
un  trav'eled    or    -elled. 
un  truth',   -ful,    -ful  ly,    -ful  ness. 
un  u'su  al     (-zhoo-),     -al  ly,     -al- 

ness,    -al'i  ty. 
un  ut'ter  a  ble,    -a  bly,    -tered. 
im  wa'ry,    -ri  ly,    -ri  ness. 
un  whole'some  (-sum),  -ly,  -ness. 
un  wield'y,    -i  ly,    -i  ness. 
un  wont'ed   (-wunt'-),   -ed  ly,   -ed- 

ness. 
im  wor'tliy,   -thi  ly,   -thi  ness. 
u'pas,    =tree. 

up  braid',    -ed,    -er,    -ing,    -ing  ly. 
up'»coun^try,    adv.,     up'-coun'try, 

n.    and    a. 
U  phar'sin,   Bih. 

up  heave',  -heaved',  -heav'al,   -ing. 
iip'hill,   a.   and  w.,   up'hill',   adv. 
up  hold',    -er,    -ing,    -held'. 
up  hol'ster,        -ster  er,        -ster  ing, 

-stery,   -stered,  up  hol'ster  er-bee. 
u'phroe    (-fro). 
up'land,    -er. 

up'lift,  n.,  -lift',  v.,  -ed,  -er,  -ing. 
up  6n'. 
fip'per,    -most,    up'pish,     -pish  ly, 

-pish  ness,     up'per  cut,    -growth, 

-ten'  dom,  -wing,  up'per-16ath'er, 

-ma  chine',    -stocks,   u.   back,   u. 

case,  u.  cur^rent,    u.  key'board, 

u.   strake,   u.   works,  u.   world, 
up'right,    -ly,    -ness. 
up  rise'     (-riz'),     -ris'ing,     -rils'en, 

-rose'. 
iip'roar,   -roar'i  ous,   -ous  ly,   -ous- 

ness. 
up  root',    -ed,    -er,    -ing. 
Up  sa'la,    prov,    Sw. 
up'set,  n.   and  a.,   -set',   v.,   -set'- 

ter,    -ting. 
up'shoot,    n.,    -shoot',    v. 
up'sh6t. 
up'=stairs,    a.    and   w.,    up' -stairs', 

adv. 
up'start,   n.   and  a.,   -start',   v. 


up'-stream,   a.,    up'=stream',    adv. 

up'=to-date'. 

up'-town,   adv.,   up'=town',   a. 

Up'ward    or   -wards,    -ward  ly. 

U'ral,  r.  and  mts.  Russ.,  -ra'H  an, 
-ral'ic. 

U  ra'ni  a,    Myth.,    -ni  an. 

u  ra'ni  on,    a   musical   instrument. 

U'ra  nus.    Myth.;   Astron. 

ur'ban,    -ist,  ur  bic'o  lous. 

ur  bane',    -ly,    -ban'i  ty. 

Ur'ban  ist,  a  follower  of  Pope 
Urban. 

ur'ban  iste  (-ist),  a  pear. 

ur'chin,    -fish,    -form. 

u  re'mi  a,    -re'mic. 

u  re'thra,  pi.  -three,  -thral,  -thro- 
scope,  -SCO  py,  -tome,  -tSm'ic, 
-throm'e  ter,  -throt'o  my,  w  re'tert 
-ter  i'iis,  -ter  or'rha  phy. 

Ur  gan'da  (oor-),  an  enchantress 
in    Spanish    fiction. 

urge,  urged,  ur'ging,  -gence, 
-gent,    -gent  ly,    -gen  cv,    -ger. 

U'rl  el  {or  -ri'-),  Bih. 

u'rine  (-rin),  -ric,  -ri  nal,  -ri  na  • 
ry,  -ri  nate,  -na^ted,  -na'ting, 
-na^tive,  -na'tor,  -na'ri  um,  -na'- 
tion,  -nal'y  sis,  -rin  e'mi  a,  -ri- 
nif'ic,  -ri  nol  o  gy,  -ri  no  met'- 
ric,  -no  scop'ic,  -nos'co  py  {or 
u'ri  no  sco'py),  -ri  nif'er  ous, 

-nip'a  rous,  -no  gen'i  tal,  -ri- 
nom'eter,  -e  try,  u'ri  nose  (-nos), 
-ri  nous. 

um,  -al,  -ful,  -flow^er,  urn'- 
shaped. 

Ur'quhart  (-kwurt),  Scot.  poUti- 
cian. 

ur'sJne,    -si  form. 

Ur  si'nus,    Ital.    schol. 

Ur'su  line. 

U  ru  guay  (oo  roo  gwi'  or  u'roo- 
gwa),    r.    and   rep.    S.    Amer. 

use  (us),  n.,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful- 
ness,   -less,    -less  ly,    -less  ness. 

use  (uz),  v.,  us'a  ble  (uz'-),  -ble- 
ness,  -age,  -ance,  used,  us'ing,  -er. 
U  shds'    (d&-),    Myth. 

dsh'er,  -dom,  -ing,  -less,  -ship, 
-ered. 

u  sine'    (ii  zen'). 

u'su  al    (-zhoo-),    -ly,    -ness. 


fate,    fat,   far,    fall,    fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice,   in,    note. 


usufruct 


589 


valedictorian 


u'su  fruct   (-ZU-),    -fnic'tu  a  ry. 
u  surp'    (-zurp'),    -er,    -ing,  -ing  ly, 

-surped,     -surp'a  to^ry,     -sur  pa'- 

tion. 
u'su  ry     (-zhoD-),     -su  rer,     -su'ri- 

ous,    -ous  ly,    -ous  ness. 
u'sus. 

U'tah,    state    U.    S. 
Ute. 

u  tSn'sil. 
u'te  rus,  pi.  -rl,   u'ter  Ine,   -ter  al'- 

gi  a,    -ter  i'tis,     ot'o  my,     -ter  o- 

vag'i  nal    (-vaj'-). 
U'thai    (or    -tha  i),    Bib. 
U'ther,    father  of  King   Arthur, 
ii'tn'i  ty,         -i  ta'ri  an,         -an  ism, 

u  til'i  ty-man. 
u'til  ize,    -ized,     -lazing,     -i''za  ble, 

-I'zer,    -I  za'tion. 
ut'most. 


U  to'pi  a,     Sir     Thomas     More's 

imaginary    island,    -pi  an. 
u  to'pi  a,     a     place     or    state     of 

ideal  perfection,   -pi  an,   -an  ism, 

u'to  pist. 
U'treClit,    prov.    Netherlands. 
ut'ter,      -a  ble,      -ble  ness,      -ance, 

-er,  -ing,  -less,  -ly,  -most,  -tered. 
u^u  a'u  (od'od  a'd6),  a  petrel. 
u'vate. 

u'vu  la,    -vu  lar,    -lar  ly,    -la  tome. 
iix  6'ri  al,     -ri  ous,     -ous  ly,     -ous- 

ness,    -6r'i  cide,    -ci''dal. 
U'zai    {or    -za  i),    Bih. 
Uz'beg. 
u'ze  ma. 
Uz  zi'a,  Bih. 
Uz  zi'el  {or  uz'zl-),  Bih.;  an  angel 

in    Paradise    Lost. 
Uz  zi'el  ites,    Bih. 


V,  pi.  vees  or  V's  or  Vs.  V-moth, 
-shaped,  V  bob,  V  croze,  V  gage, 
V  gear,  V  gear  ing,  V  hook,  V 
point,  V  tool,  V  tooth,  V  vat. 

Vaal,  Afr. 

va'can  cy,   -cant,    -cant  ly. 

va'cate,  -canted,  -casting,  -ca'- 
tion,  -tion  ist,  -tion  less,  va  ca'- 
tur. 

vac'cJne  {or  -sin),  -ci  nate,  -na- 
ted,  -na  ting,  -na'tion,  -tion  ist, 
-na^tor,  -ci  nal,  -ci  nist,  -cig'e- 
nous  (-slj'-),  -cin'ic,  vac'cine- 
farm,   -point,   vac  ci  na'tion-scar. 

vd  cher'  (-sha'),   vach'er  y  (vash'-). 

Vache  rot'    (vash^ro'),    Fr.    philos. 

vic'il  late  (vas'-),  -la''ted,  -las- 
ting, -ting  ly,  -lant,  -la  to^ry, 
-la'tion. 

va  cu'i  ty,  vSc'u  ist,  -u  ous,  -ous- 
ness,    -u  um,    pi.    -ums. 

vac'u  um -brake,  -fil  ter,  -gage, 
-line,   -pan,  -pump,  -tube,  -valve. 

Ya  cu'na,    Myth. 

va'de-me'cum. 

Va^di  us'  (-de^d6s'),  Moliere's 
comedy. 


Va'ga,  Russ. 

v&g'a  b6nd,   -age,   -ish,   -ism,   -ize, 

-ized,    -i  zing. 
Va'gai  (-gi),  r.  Sib. 
va  ga'ry,      -ri  an,      -ri  ous,      -rish, 

-gSr'i  ty. 
va  gi'na     (-ji'-),     pi.     -nae     (-ne), 

vag'i  nal    (vaj-),    -i  nant,    -i  nate, 

-i  na^ted,    -i  ner'vose    {or    -vos'), 

-i  no  pen' nous. 
vag'i  nd'll         (v2,j-),  -i  nic'o  la, 

-i  nis'mus,    -i  nl'tis. 
va'grant,   -ly,   -gran  cy. 
'   vague  (vag),  -ly,  -ness. 
vail, 
vain,    -ly,     -ness,     -glo'ry,     -glo'ri- 

ous,   -ous  ly,   -ous  ness,   van'i  ty. 
Vaish'na  va.   Myth.,   -na  vism. 
Vais'ya. 

Va  jgz'a  tha  {or  vaj^e  za'  tha),  Bih. 
va  kdss'. 

Va  lais'   (-la'),    canton   Switz. 
vil'ance,   -anced,    -an  cing. 
Val'dgs,  c.  Sp. 
vale,  a  valley. 
vd'le,  farewell,  val  e  dic'tion,   -dic'- 

to  ry,    -to'ri  an. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  tirn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


Vale 


590 


variation-compass 


Va'lg,  Myth. 

Valence'  (-16ns'),  t.  Fr. 

valence,  Chem. 

va  Ifin'ci  a  (-shi-),   a  linen  fabric. 

Va  len'ci  a,    prov.    and    c.    Sp.; 

c.    Venez.;  co.  N.  Mex.;  Va  len'- 
ci a  rai'sins. 
Va  len  ci  ennes'      (valoh^se   en'), 

t.     Fr.;     Fr.    landscape    painter; 

V.    lace    (-Ion'' si  6nz'    or   -len^-). 
Va  Ign'ti  a  (-shI  a),  t.  and  isl.  Ire. 
varen  tine. 

VaFen  tln'i  an,   -an  ism. 
va  le'ri  an,    a    plant.     Va  le'ri  an, 

pertaining  to  Valerius. 
vai'et  {or  val'a). 
vai  e  tu  d!  na'ri  an,   -an  ism,   -tu'- 

di  na  ry,    -na'ri  um,    -ri  us. 
Valhai'la,  Myth. 
variant  (-yant),  -ly,  -ness. 
V&l'id,    -ly,    -ness,    -i  date,    -darted, 

-darting,    -da'tion,   va  lid'i  ty. 
va  Use'    (-les'),    -sad  die. 
Val'jean',  Jean  (zhan    vaFzhan'), 

Hugo,  Les  Miserables. 
vai'kyr,   Myth.,   pi.   -kyr'es   (-klr'- 

ez),    -kyr'i  a   (-klr'-),    -i  an. 
Val  la  do  lid'    (-ya  do  led'),    prov. 

and  t.  Sp. 
Val  le'jo   (-ya'ho),   c.   Cal. 
val'ley,     pi.     -leys,     val'ley-board, 

-quail,   -piece,    -raft  er. 
Va'lognes'  (-Ion'),  t.  Fr. 
VaFois'  (-w6'),  Fr.  antiquary. 
vSl'or,   -ous,   -ous  ly. 
Val  pa  rai's6,  prov.  and  c.  Chile; 

c.  Ind. 
val'fie,    -less,    -less  ness,    -u  a  ble, 

-ble  ness,    -u  a'tion,   -a'tor,    -ued, 

-u  ing,    -u  er. 
valve,    valved,    vSlv'al,    -ar,    -ule, 

-u  lar,    -i  form,    val'vate,    -vlf'er- 

ous. 
valve'-buck  et,    -cham  ber,    -cock, 

-coup^ler,    -file,    -gear,    -mo  tion, 

-key,    -line,    -pal  let,   -rod,   -seat, 

-stem,  -tailed,   -view. 
Val  ver'de     (-var'da),     co.     Tex.; 

t.  Canary  Isls. 
vamp,  -er,  -ing,  vamped. 
vam'pire,    -pir  ism,    -pir'ic,    vam'- 

pire-bat. 
van,   -ner,    -ning,    -ward,    vanned. 


van'-winged,  van'ner-hawk,  van'- 
ning-ma  chine''. 

Vin'dal,  one  of  the  Germanic  race, 
-dal  ism,    -dal'ic. 

vin'dal,  one  who  wilfully  destroys 
or  disfigures,    -dal  ism,   -dal'ic. 

Van  dyke'  (-dike')  or  -dyck' 
(-dick'),  a  Flemish  painter,  V. 
beard,  V.  brown,  V.  cape,  V. 
col  lar,  V.  edge,  V.  lace,  van- 
dyked'  (-diked'). 

vane,  -less,  vaned. 

Van  Eyck'  (-ik'),  Flemish  painter. 

van'guard. 

vanil'la,  -nll'hc,  -nll'lin,  -nil'- 
lism,  -nil'loes  (-loz),  va  nil'la- 
bean,  -grass,  -plant. 

van'ish,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ment, 
-ished,  van'ish  ing4ine,  -point,  v. 
stress. 

van'i  ty. 

Vannes  (van),  t.  Fr. 

van'quish,  -a  ble,  -er,  -ing, 
-ment,  -quished. 

Vin  Rgns'se  laer  (rens'se  ler), 
Amer.  gen.;  Amer.  statesman. 

van'tage,  -ground,  -loaf,  -point, 
-post,  -set. 

Vanves  (v6hv),  vil.  Fr. 

V&p'id,    -ly,    -ness,    va  pid'i  ty. 

va'por,  -a  ble,  -a  bil'i  ty,  -er, 
-ing,  -ing  ly,  -ish,  -ish  ness, 
-ize,  -ized,  -i'zer,  -i^zing,  -ous, 
-ous  ness,  -os'i  ty,  -y,  -pored, 
-i  form  {or  -p6r'-),  -po  rif'er- 
ous  {or  v^p^-),  -po  rim'e  ter 
{or   v3.p^-). 

va'por-bath,  -burn  er,  -den'si  ty, 
-douche,  -en  gine,  -in  hal  er, 
-lamp,  -pan,  -plane,  -pres'sure, 
-spout,  -ten  sion,  va'por  er-moth, 
va'por  i  zing-stove. 

vd  que'ro  (-ka'-),  vaq'ue  ri'a 

(v3.k^a  re'a). 

vd'ra. 

vare,  a  weasel,  -head  ed,  -wid- 
geon. 

Va  rennes'  (-renz'),  tp.  S.  C. 

Va  re'se    (-ra'sa),   t.   It. 

va'ri  a  ble,  -ness,  -bly,  -bil'i  ty, 
-ance,  -ant,  -ate,  -a^ted,  -a''ting, 
-a'tion,  -tional,  -a'tor,  va  ri  a'- 
tion-chart,    -com  pass. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,   m6t,   her.   Ice,   In,    note, 


varicose 


591 


Vendome 


vir'i  cose    (-kos),   -cosed,   -i  co'sis, 

-cos'i  ty. 
va'rl  e  gate,       -ga^ted,       -ga'ting, 

-ga''tor,    -ga'tion. 
va  ri'e  ty,  =hy'brid,   -planner,  va  ri'- 

e  ty  show,    v.  store,   v.   the'a  ter. 
va  ri'o  la,   -o  lar. 
va'ri  o  loid,   -ri'o  lous. 
va  ri  om'e  ter. 
va^rt  d'rutn. 

va'ri  ous,   -ous  ly,   -ous  ness. 
var'let,   -let  ry. 
var'nish,    -er,    -ing,    -nished,    var'- 

nish-poFish,        -tree,        -wat  tie, 

var'nish  ing»day. 
var'so'vienne'  (-vy6n'). 
Va  ru'na,    Myth, 
var'vels. 

va'ry,   -ing,    -ried,   -ried  ly,   -ri  er. 
Vas'co   da   Ga'ma,  Port.  nav. 
vase    {or    vaz),     -ful,    vase' -clock, 

'paint^ing,  -shaped. 
vis'e  line. 

Vis'quez  (-kwa),  mt.  peak  Col. 
v&s'sal,     -age,     -s2.Ied    or    -sailed, 

-sal  ing    or   -ling, 
vast,  -ly,  -ness. 
v&t,  -ful,  -ting,  vat' -blue,  -net. 
v&t'ic,    -i  cide,    va  tic'i  nal    (-tis'-), 

-i  nate,    -na^tor,    -na'tion. 
Vat'i  can,   -ism,   -can  ist. 
Vau,  Bib. 

Vaud    (v6),    canton    Switz. 
vaude'ville    (vod'-),    -vil  list. 
Vau  dois'    (v6  dw6'). 
Vau  dreuir     (voMrul'),     Governor 

of   Can.;    co.    Que. 
Vaughan  (vawn  or  vaw'an),  Eng. 

auth.;     Brit,     poet;     Brit,     gen.; 

Eng.    divine, 
vault,  -ed,  -er,  -ing. 
vault' =cov^er,  -light,  -shell,  -work. 
vault'ing=cap''i  tal,     -horse,     -pil- 
lar,   -shaft,    -tile. 
vaunt    {or   vawnt),    -ed,    -er,    -ing, 

-ing  ly,    -fui. 
Vaux      (vawks),      Amer.      philan- 
thropist;— (v6),    marshal    of   Fr. 
Va'jm,    Myth. 
Ve'a  dar. 

veal,    -y,    veal' -skin. 
Ve'da    (va'-    or   ve'-),    -die. 
ve  dette'. 


veer,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    veered. 

veer'y. 

Ve'ga,  Astron.;  ve'ga  (va'-),  a  fer- 
tile plain. 

v6g'e  ta  ble,  -e  tal,  -tal  ine,  -tal'- 
i  ty,  -ta'ri  an,  -an  ism,  -e  tate, 
-ta'ted,  -tasting,  -ta^tive,  -tive- 
ly,    -tive  ness,    -ta'tion. 

ve'he  mence,  -men  cy,  -ment, 
-ment  ly. 

ve'hl  cle,    -cled,    -cling. 

vehm   (fam),   veh'me   (fa'me). 

vehtn'gS  richt  (fam'ge  ridit),  pi. 
-rich'U. 

veil  (val),  -er,  -ing,  -less,  veiled, 
veil  leuse'    (val  yez'). 

Vei'16,  t.  Den. 

vein  (van),  -age,  -ing,  -less,  -let, 
-ous,  -stone,  -ule,  -y,  vein' -like, 
-stuff. 

Veit    (fit),    Ger.    painter. 

Veitch  (vech),  Scot,  metaphysi- 
cian. 

Ve  las'quez  (va  liis'keth),  Span, 
painter. 

veld  or  veldt  (velt  or  felt),  veld'- 
schoe'  (-shooO,  pi.  -schoen' 
{-shabn'). 

vSl'lum,   -y,  vel'lum-form. 

ve  lo'ce    (va  lo'cha). 

ve  loc'i  man  (-16s'-),  -i  pede,  -pe- 
dist,    -pe'de  an. 

ve  loc'i  ty   (-16s'-). 

v6  lours'  (-loor'),  vel  ou  tine' 
(-OD  ten'),    vgl'ure. 

ve  lou  te'  (vg  Ido^ta'). 

ve  lu'men,    pi.    -mi  na. 

vfil'vet,  -ed,  -ing,  -y,  -een',  -ver  et, 
vel'vet  breast,  a  duck,  -flow^er, 
a  plant,    -leaf,    -seed,   a  tree. 

vel'vet -bur,  -cloth,  -ear,  -grass, 
-loom,  -moss,  -paint  ing,  -pa- 
per,   -pile,    -sat  in,    -work. 

ve'nal,    -ly,    -nal'i  ty. 

ve  nit'ic,    -al,    -al  ly. 

vend,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -i  ble,  -ble- 
ness,  -bly,  -bil'i  ty,  -or,  ven  due'. 

ven  da  val'    (van''-). 

Ven  dee'    (v6nMa'),    dept.    Fr. 

Ven  de  mi  aire'   (v6n  da  me  ar'). 

ven  det'ta. 

Vendome'  (v6nM6m'),  t.  Fr.;  Fr. 
gen. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  Am,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


veneer 


592 


vermivorous 


ve  neer',  -ing,  -neered',  ve  neer'= 
cut  ter,  -mill,  »moth,  =plan''ing, 
-press,  -saw,  =scrap''er,  -straight'- 
en  ing,    ve  neer'ing-ham  mer. 

vSn'er  a  ble,    -ness,    -a  bly. 

vfin'er  ate,  -a^ted,  -acting,  -a^tor, 
-a'tion,    ve  neur'. 

v6n'er  y,  ve  ne're  al. 

ve  lie  zo  Id' no    (va''na^so-). 

VSn^e  zue'la,  rep.  S.  Amer.,  -Ian, 

vfin'geance  (-jans),  venge'ful, 
-ful  ly,    -ful  ness. 

ve'ni  al,    -ly,    -ness,    -ai'i  ty. 

V6n'ke,  c.  It.;  tp.  O.,  Ve  ne'tian. 

vfin'i  son    (-1  zn   or   ven'zn). 

vfin'om,  -ous,  -ous  ly,  -ous  ness, 
-omed. 

ven'om-al  bu^min,  -duct,  -fang, 
-gland,  -glob  u  lin,  -mouthed, 
-pep  tone,     -sac. 

ve'noiis,  -ly,  -nose,  -no'sal,  -n6s'- 
ity. 

vent,    -age,  -ed,    -er,    -ing,    -less. 

vent' -bit,  -bush  ing,  -cock,  -cov- 
er, -fau  cet,  -feath  er,  -field, 
-gage,  -gim  let,  -guide,  -hole, 
-peg,  -piece,  -pin,  -pipe,  -plug, 
-punch,  -search'er,  -stop  per, 
-tube,    -wire. 

ven'ta    (van'-). 

ven'ter. 

vgn'til. 

ven'tl  Id'hrum,    pi.    -bra. 

vfin'tJ  late,  -lasted,  -lasting,  -la'- 
tive,    -la^tor,    -la'tion. 

ven'ti  la  ting -brick,  v.  heat  er, 
v.  mill  stone,  v.  saw,  ven'ti  la- 
tor-de  flect'or,  -hood. 

Ven  tose'  (von  toz'). 

vSn'tral,    -ly. 

ven'tri  cle,  -tric'u  lar,  -u  lose, 
-u  lous. 

ven  tril'o  quist,  -quis'tic,  -quism, 
-quy,  -o  quous  (-o  kwus),  -tri- 
lo'qui  al,     -al  ly. 

vfin'ture,  -some,  -some  ly,  -some- 
ness,  -tured,  -tur  er,  -tur  ing, 
-tur  ous,    -ous  ly,    -ous  ness. 

vSn'ue. 

vfin'ule,    -u  la,    -u  lose,    -u  lous. 

Ve'nus,  Myth.,  Ve'nus's-comb, 
-ear,  -fan,  -pride,  -shoe,  -slip  per, 
ve  nus's  fly-trap. 


ve  ra'cious,    -ly,    -rac'i  ty. 

Ve'ra  Cruz  (va'ra  kroos),  state 
and    t.    Mex. 

Ve  ra'gua  (va  ra'gwa),  coun.  and 
t.    S.    Amer. 

ve'rin'da. 

verb,  ver'bal,  -bal  ism,  -ist,  -ize, 
-ized,  -lazing,  -i  za'tion,  -bal  ly, 
-bai'i  ty,  -ba'ri  an,  -ba'ri  um, 
-ha'tim. 

ver  be'na,    -oil. 

ver'bi  age,  -bose',  -bose'ly,  -bose'- 
ness,    -bos'i  ty. 

VSr^cheres'    (-shar'),    co.    Que. 

ver'dant,    -ly,    -ness,    -dan  cy. 

Ver'di  (var'de),  Ital.  mus.  com- 
poser. 

ver'dict. 

ver'dJ  gris   (-gres),    -green. 

VgrMun',   t.    Fr. 

ver'dure,    -less,    -dured,    -dur  ing. 

ve  rein'    (fer  in'). 

Ve  re  scha  gin'  (va  ra  sha  gen'), 
Russ.    painter. 

verge,  verged,  ver'ging,  ver'gent, 
-ger,  -ger  ism,  -ger  ship,  verge'' 
board,    -es  cape^ment,    -file. 

V^r  gennes'  (-jgnz'),  c.  Vt. — 
(ver^zhen'),    Fr.    statesman. 

VSr'gni  aud'  (-nye  o'),  Fr.  revo- 
lutionist. 

vgr'i  fy,  -ing,  -fled,  -fi'a  ble,  -bil'- 
i  ty,    -fi  captive,    -ca'tion. 

vgr'i  ly. 

v€r  i  sJm'i  lar,  -lar  ly,  -i  lous, 
-si  miri  tude. 

vgr'i  ta  ble,    -ta  bly. 

v6r'i  tas,    -i  ty. 

ver'juice. 

ver'meil. 

ver  me  dl'o  gy,   -o  gist. 

ver  mi  cSl'ir    {or    -ch61'-). 

ver' mi  cide,  -ci'dal,  -mic'u  lar, 
-u  late,  -lasted,  -lasting,  -la'tion, 
-mi  cule,  -mic'u  lose,  -u  lous,  a., 
-u  lus,  n.,  pi.  -It,  -mi  form,  -mi- 
fuge,    -mif'u  gal. 

ver  migl'ia    (-mel'ya). 

V6r  mi'glo   (-me'lyo).   It.   theol. 

ver  mil'ion    (-yiin). 

ver'min,  -ous,  -ous  ly,  -mi  nate, 
-na'tion,  -mip'a  rous,  -miv'o- 
rous. 


fate,    f§.t,   far,   fall,    fare,   fast,   sofa,    mete,   m6t,   her,   ice,   in,    note, 


vernacular 


593 


vice-consulship 


ver  nac'u  lar,     -ism,     -ize,     -ized, 

-fzing,    -i  za'tion,    -lar  ly,    -iSr'- 

ity. 
ver'nal,    -ly,    ver'nant,  -nate,  -na'- 

ted,    -na^ting,    -na'tion. 
ver  nun  ft'    (fer  noonft')- 
Ve  ro'na,    prov.    It.;    vil.    N.  Y.; 

bor.   Pa.,   Ver  6  nese'   (or   -nez'). 
Ver  plinck',    Amer.    auth. 
V6r  ra  za'no      (-tsa'-)      or     -za'ni 

(-tsa'ne)    or    -raz  za'no    (-rat  sa'- 

no),    Florentine    nav. 
vfir'ru  cous,     -ru'ci  form,      -ru'cu- 

lose. 
Ver  sailles'    (-salz'),    t.     Ky.;    t. 

Mo.;    vil.     O.;    -(v6r  salye'),    c. 

Fr. 
ver'sa  tile,    -ly,    -ness,    -til'i  ty. 
verse,  -let,  -man,  versed,  vers'ing, 

ver'si  cle,    -sic'u  lar. 
verse' =an  them,    »col  ored,    »mak''- 

er,        «mon  ger,        =mon  ger  ing, 

=serv  ice,    verse'    tale, 
ver'si  col  or,    -ored,    -or  ous. 
ver'si  fy,     -ing,     -fied,     -fi  er,     -fl- 

ca'tion. 
ver'sion   (-shun),    -al,    -sion  ist. 
verst,    a    Russian    measure. 
ver  stand'    (fer  stant'). 
Ver  ste'gan,    Eng.    antiquary. 
ver'sus. 
ver  sute'. 
ver'te  bra,   pi.   -hrce,   -bral,   -bral  ly, 

-brate,    -bra^ted,    -bra'tion. 
ver'tex,      pi.      -tex  es      or     -ti  ces 

(-sez),    -ti  cal,    -cal  ly,    -cal  ness, 

-cal'i  ty. 
ver  tig'i  nous  (-tij'-),  -ly,  -ness. 
ver'ti  go,  pi.  -goes. 
Ver  tum'nus.    Myth. 
ver'vain,    =maFlow,  =sage. 
verve. 
vSr'y. 

Ver  ze  nay',    a    kind    of   wine. 
v6s'i  cate,      -canted,    -casting,    -ca- 

to''ry,    -ca'tion. 
ves'i  cle,  ve  sic'u  lar,  -lar  ly,  -late, 

-la'tion,    -u  lose,    -u  lous. 
Ves  pa'si  an      (-zhi  an),      Roman 

Emp. 
ves'per,    -tine,    ves'per=bell,    -bird, 

-mouse,    -spar^row. 
vSs'pi  a  ry,    -pi  form,    -pine. 


V6s  puc'ci   (-pdot'che).    It.    nav. 

v6s's6I,    -ful. 

ves'ses. 

vest,    -ed,    -ing,    -let,    -ment,    ves- 

ti  ture. 
Ves'ta,    Myth.,    ves'tal,    -ta'li  a. 
v6s'ti  bule,         -buled,         -bul  ing, 

-tib'u  lar,    -tib'u  late. 
ves'tige    (-tIj),    -tig'i  al,    -tig'i  a  ry. 
vfis'try,      -dom,      -man,      ves'try- 

room,   v.   board,   v,   clerk, 
vfis'ture,    -tured,    -tur  al,    -tur  er. 
V6  su'vl  us,   vol.    It.,    -vi  an. 
ve  tan'da. 
vetch,    -ling,    -y, 
vfit'er  an,    -ize,    -ized,    -i  zing, 
vfet'er  i  na  ry,    -na'ri  an. 
vet'i  tive. 
v6t'i  ver,  -oil. 
ve'to,   pi.   -toes,   -toed,   -to  er,    -to- 

ist. 
vet  tu'ra     (-too'-),     -tu  ri'no     (-too- 

re'-),    pi.    -ri'ni   (-re'ne). 
Veuil  lot'    (vu  yo'),    Fr.   auth. 
veuve    (vev). 
vex,    -er,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -ing  ness, 

-ed  ly,   -ed  ness,   -a'tion,   -a'tious, 

-tious  ly,    -tious  ness,    vexed. 
Ve'zin    (fat'sin),    Ger.    actor. 
vi    (ve),    -ap  pie. 
vi'a   {or  ve'-),  a  road,   vi  am'e  ter, 

-at'ic. 
vi'a    {or   ve'-),    prep.,    by   way   of. 
vi'a  ble,    -bil'i  ty. 
vi'a  duct. 

vi  a  ja'ca    (ve^a  ha'ka). 
vi'al,   -ful. 
vi'and. 
vi'brate,   -bra^ted,   -bra^ting,   -tive, 

-tor,      -to  ry,      -bra  tile,     -til'i  ty, 

vi'brant,    -bra'tion,    -tion  al,    vi- 

brd'to    (ve-). 
vic'ar,  -age,  -ate,  -ess,  -ship. 
vi  ca'ri  ous,  -ly,   -ness,  -ri  al,  -ri  an. 
vice,  n.,  vl'ce,  prep.,  in  the  place  of. 
vice''ge'rent,      -ge'ren  cy,      -re'gal, 

-roy^,     -roy^al,     -roy^ship,     -roy'- 

al  ty. 
vice -ad'' mi  ral,    -ad'mi  ral  ty,    -a'- 

gent,  -bit^ten,  -chair'man,  -chair'- 

man  ship,  -cham'ber  lain,  -chan'- 

cel  lor,    -chan'cel  lor  ship,    -con'- 

sta  ble,     -con'sul,     -con'sul  ship, 


ndt,  nor,  use,  up,  tirn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 
38 


vice-dean 


594 


vmaigrous 


-dean,  -gov'ern  or,  'king,  -leg'ate, 

-pres'i  dent,  -pres'i  dent  ship, 

-pres'i  den  cy,  -prin'ci  pal, 

-queen',    -rec'tor,  -re'gent,  -sher'- 

iff,   -treas'ur  er,   -war'den. 
Vi  cen'te   (ve  sen'ta),   Port.   dram. 
vi'ce    ver'sa. 

Vi  chy'   (ve'she'),   t.    Fr. 
vi  cin'i  ty,   vic'i  nage,   -i  nal. 
vl'cious    (vish'us),    -ly,    -ness,    -ci- 

6s'i  ty. 
vl  cJs'si  tude,      -tu'di  na  ry,      -di- 

nous. 
vic'tim,    -ize,    -ized,    -i'^zer,   -i''zing, 

-I  za'tion. 
vlc'tor,    -to  ry,    -to'ri  ous,    -ous  ly, 

-ous  ness. 
Vic  to'ri  a,   Queen  of  England;   a 

planetoid;  a  genus  of  water-lilies. 

Vic  to'ri  an,  Vic  to'ri  a    blue,    V. 

crape,  V.  cross,  V.  green,  V.  lawn, 

V.  Ny  an'za   (ni  an'za),   1.  Afr. 
vie  tS'ri  a,  a  vehicle;  a  breed  of 

pigeons. 
vie  to  rine'  (-ren'),  a   fur   tippet; 

a  peach.' 
vict'ual  (vlt'l),  pi.   -uals,   -ual  less, 

-ualed     or     -ualled,      -ual  er     or 

-ler,    -ual  ing  or  -ling. 
vict'ual  ing -bill,        -de  parfment, 

-house,     -note,      -of  fice,     -ship, 

-yard. 
vl  cu'gna     or    -cu'na     (-koon'ya), 

-cloth,  -wool. 
Vi  cu'na      (ve  koon'ya),      Chilian 

hist. 
vide  (ved),  a.,  open, 
vl'de,    v.,    to    see,    vi'de    an  te,    v. 

in  }ra,  v.  post,  v.  su  pra. 
vi  dH'i  cet. 

Vi  docq'   (veM6k'),   Fr.  detective, 
vid'u  age,  -u  ate,  -u  a'tion,  -u  ous, 

vl  du'i  ty. 
vie,   vied,   vy'ing   (vi'-),   -ing  ly. 
Vie  le'   (ve  la'),   Amer.   engineer. 
Vi  fin'na,     c.     Aust.-Hung.; — (vJ- 

gn'na),    tp.    Mich.;    tp.    N.    Y.; 

VI  en  nese'   {or  -nez'). 
Vi  enne'    (ve  6n'),    dept.,    r.,    and 

t.  Fr. 
vier'kleur'  (fer'kler^. 
Vieux  temps'      (vyft  t6n'),     Belg.    ; 

violinist.  I 


view  (vu),   -er,  -ing,  -less,  -less  ly, 

-y,     -i  ness,    viewed,     view'point, 

view'-hal  loo',    -teFe  scope. 
vig'il       (vij'-),       -i  lance,       -i  lant, 

-lant  ly,  -i  lan'te  (-ta). 
vi  gne  ron'  (ve''nye  ron'). 
vign  ette'  (vinye't'  or  vin'-),  -et'ted, 

-et'ter,    -et'ting,    -et'tist,    vign  et'- 

ting-glass,    -mask,    -pa  per. 
Vi'gno  la     (ven'yo  la),     It.     archi- 
tect;—(-yo'la),  t.  It. 
Vig  ny'    (ven^ye'),    Fr.   novelist. 
Vi'go  (ve'-  or  vi'-),  co.  and  tp.  Ind.; 

— (ve'go),  t.  Sp. 
vig'or,    -less,    -ous,    -ous  ly,    -ous- 

ness,    vig'o  ro'so. 
vi'king,  -ism. 
vi  la  yet'    (ve-). 
vile,  -ly,  -ness. 
vil'i  fy  (-fi),   -ing,   -fied,   -fi  er,   -fi- 

ca'tion. 
vil'la,   -lage,    -la  ger. 
Vil'la  Cla'ra  (vel'ya),  t.  Cuba, 
vil'lain  {or  -len),  -age,  -ous,  -ous- 

ly,    -ous  ness,    -y. 
vil'lan  age    or    -lein-    or    -len-,    a 

tenure  of  lands. 
Vil  la  nue'va     (veFya  nwa'-),     Sp. 

statesman. 
Vil  la  nue'  va     de     la     Se  re'na 

(veFya  nwa'va    da    la    sa  ra'na), 

t.  Sp. 
Vil'la    Re  al'    (vel'ya    ra  al'),     t. 

Sp.; — (vel'la  ra  al'),  dist.  and  c. 

Port. 
Vil'la  R6'sa   (vel'la),   t.   It. 
Vil  la  vi  ci  o'sa    de    Odon'     (vel- 

ya  ve  the  o'sa   da   6  don'),   t.   Sp. 
Vil'la    Vi  50'sa    (vel'la    ve  so'sii), 

t.  Braz. 
Ville  franche'-sur-Saone'       (veF- 

fronsh'-siir^-son'),    t.    Fr. 
vU  leg' gia  tu'ra   (-la^'ja  tob'ra). 
Vil  le'na   (vel  ya'na),   t.   Sp. 
Ville  neuve'  (veFnuv'),  Fr.  admiral. 
Ville  neuve' -sur -Lot'        (veFnuv'- 

siir-Io'),    t.    Fr. 
Ville  roi'    (veFrwa'),    Fr.    marshal. 
Vil  lers'  (veVa'),  Fr.  philos. 
Vil'liers  (-yerz),  Eng.  politi. 
vim. 

vi  na'ceous  (-shus). 
vin  ai  grette',   v\  nai'grous. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice.    In,    note, 


vinaigner 


595 


visioned 


vi  nai'gri  er. 

Vin  cennes'  (-senz'),  c.  Ind.; — 
(van'sen'),  t.  Fr. 

Vin'ci  (-che),  Florentine  painter. 

vin'ci  ble,    -ness,    -ci  bil'i  ty. 

vin'cu  lum,    pi.    -la   or   -lums. 

vin' 'de-'fimes'  (van'-de«fem'). 

vin'di  cate,  -canted,  -ca'tive,  -can- 
tor,   -to'ry,    -ca'tion,    -ca  bil'i  ty. 

vin  dic'tive,    -ly,    -ness. 

vine,  vined,  vin'er  y,  -y,  vin'ic 
{or  vi'-),  vin'i  cuFture,  -cul'tur- 
ist,  -i  fac  teur,  vi  nif'er  ous, 
-ndm'e  ter,  vi'nous,  vine'wort, 
vine'yard. 

vine'=black,  =bor  er,  --bow  er, 
-clad,  "cul  ture,  =cur  cu^ll  6, 
-dis  ease,  -^dress  ing,  -feeder, 
-for  est  er,  -fret  ter,  -gall,  -grub, 
-hop  per,  -land,  -leek,  -louse, 
-ma  pie,  -mil  dew,  -pest, 

-plume,  -pull  er,  -rake,  -slug, 
-sor^rel,  -sphinx,  -tie,  -wee  vil,  v. 
flea-bee  tie,  v.  gall^louse,  v.  inch'- 
worm,  V.  leaf-hold  er,  v.  leaf-hop- 
per, v.  root-borer,  v.  saw-fly. 

vJn'e  gar,   -ish,   -y. 

vin'e  gar-cru  et,  -eel,  -fly,  -mak'- 
er,  -plant,  -tree,  -yard. 

vingt' 'et'un'  (vant^-a-un'),  a  game 
of  cards,  vingt'Hin'. 

vin  or  di  naire'  (van),  vi'no  san'- 
td  iye'-). 

vint'age,  -a  ger,  -a  ging,  -ner, 
-ner  y. 

vi'61,    -ist,   vi  o  lo'ne   {\t' — na). 

Vl'ola,  Bot.  genus;  Vi'o  la,  Shak., 
Twelfth  Night. 

Vi'o  la  {or  ve  6'-),  a  musical  in- 
strument. 

vi'o  late,  -la''ted,  -lasting,  -la^tive, 
-la'tor,    -la'tion. 

vi'o  lence,    -o  lent,    -lent  ly. 

vi'o  let,  -wort,  -o  les'cent,  -o  la'- 
ceous,  -ceous  ly. 

Vi'o  let-blind  ness,  -blue,  -cress, 
-ear,  a  bird,  -ears,  -powMer, 
-shell,  -snail,   -tip,  -wood. 

vi  6  lin',  -ette',  -ist,  -o  li'na,  vi'- 
0  li'no  (ve'6  le'-),  vi  o  lin'-bow, 
-pi  3,n^o,    -play^er. 

vi'o  line,   a  blue   precipitate. 

vioUe  (vyol  or  vi  ol'le). 


vi  o  Ion  cel'lo  (ve'o  Ion  chgl'lo  or 
vi  6  Ion  sel'lo),    -cel'list. 

vi'per,    -ine,    -ish,    -ous,    -ous  ly. 

vi'per-fish,  -gourd,  vi'per's-bu'- 
gloss,  -grass,  -wine. 

vi  ra'go  {or  vi-  or  ve  ra'go),  pi. 
-goes  (-goz),  -rag'i  nous  (-raj'-), 
vir  a  gin'i  an. 

Vir'chow  (ver'chou  or  flr'dio), 
Ger.  pathol. 

vir'gin,  -al,  -al  ly,  -hood,  -ly, 
-gin'i  ty,  vir'gin-born,  -knot,  vir'- 
gin's -bowser,  vir'gin  clay,  v. 
queen. 

Vir'gin,  -wor^ship. 

Vir  gin'i  a,    -i  an. 

Vir'go,  Astron. 


-des'- 
-les'- 


cent,    vi  rid'i  an,    -rid'i  ty. 
vir'ile    {or   vi'-),    -i  les'cence, 

cent,  vi  ril'i  ty  {or  vi-). 
vlr  tu'  (-too'  or  ver'too). 
vir'tue   (ver'-),   -less,   -tu  al,   -al  ly, 

-al'i  ty,    -tued,    -tu  ous,    -ous  ly, 

-ous  ness,       -os'i  ty,       vir  tu  o'so 

(-too-),     pi.     -SOS     (-soz)     or    -si 

(-se),   fern.    -6'sa,   pi.   -6'se   (-sa). 
vir'u  lence  {or  -do-),  -lent,  -lent  ly. 
vi'nis,  -rose  (-ros),  -rous. 
vis. 
vi'sa  (ve'za)    or  vi  se'  (ve  za'),   w., 

an  indorsement. 
vis'age   (viz'-),    -aged. 
vis^'Ci'Vis'    (vez^-a-ve'). 
Vi  sa'yan     (ve  sa'yan    or    vis  a'-), 

pi.    -yans    (-yanz). 
Visch'er  (fish'-),  Ger.  auth.;  Ger. 

sculptor. 
vis'cid,   -cid'i  ty. 
vis'count     (vi'kount),     -cy,     -ess, 

-ship. 
vis'cous,    -ness,    -cos'i  ty. 
vis'cus,    pi.    vis'ce  ra,    -ce  ral. 
vise  (vis),  -man,  vise'-bench,  -cap, 

-clamp,  -press. 
vi  se'     (ve  za'),     v.,     vi  seed'     (ve- 

zad'),   vi  se'ing   (ve  za'ing). 
Vish'nu  (-noo),  Myth. 
vis'i  ble       (viz'-),       -ness,       -i  bly, 

-i  bil'i  ty. 
vis'ie  (viz''i). 
vi'sion  (vizh'un),  -al,   -al  ly,   -a^ry, 


ri  ness, 


-1st, 


-less,    vi'sioned. 


not,  nor,  use,  tip,  Am,  etiide,  food,  fdbt,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


visit 


596 


Volpone 


vis'it,  -ed,    -ing,    -a  ble,    -ant,    -or, 

-a'tion,  vis'it=day. 
vis'it  ing»ant,   -book,   =card,   -day. 
vi  site'  (-zet'),  a  cloak. 
vJs'ta,  pi.  -tas,  -taed,  vis'ta  scope, 
vis'u  al  (vizh'-),   -ize,  -ized,  -l^zer, 

-lazing,    -i  za'tion,    -al  ly,    -al'i  ty. 
vi'tal,      -ism,      -ist,      -is'tic,      -ize 

-ized,     -rzer,     -lazing,     -i  za'tion, 

-tals,    -tal  ly,    -tal'i  ty,    vi  ta'tive- 

ness. 
Vi  ta'lis      (ve  ta'les),      pseudonym 

of  Erik  Sjoberg. 
vi'ta  scope. 
viie   (vet) . 

Vltel'lius,  Roman  Emp. 
vi  tel'lus,  -tel'line,  -tel'li  cle. 
vi'ti  ate         (vish'i  ate),         -a'ted, 

-a''ting,     -a''tor,     -a'tion,     -ti  os'- 

ity. 
vJt'i  culture,   -tur  al,    -tur  ist. 
vit're  ous,      -ness,      -os'i  ty,      -ric, 

-rics,    \\  tres'cence,    -cent. 
vit'ri  fy,      -ing,      -fied,      -fi  a  ble, 

-fi  ca'tion,    -fac'tion,    -fac'ture. 
vlt'ri  ol,    -o  late,    -lasted,    -la''ting, 

-la'tion,    -ol'ic,    -ri  o  line,    -ri  ol- 

ize,       -ized,       -i'zing,       -i^za  ble, 

-I  za'tion. 
vit'ro'di'tri'na  ( -de-tre'-) . 
vit'ro  phyre   (-fire). 
Vi  try'-le-Fran  gois'         (ventre' -I- 

fr6nsw6'),    t.    Fr. 
Vit  to'ri  a   (vet  to're  a),   t.   It. 


VI  tu'per  ate, 


-a''ted, 


-tive  ly,     -a^tor. 


-acting, 
-a  ble, 


-a'tive, 

-a'tion. 
Vi  u'   (ve  oo'),  vil.  It. 
vi'va    (ve'-),    viva'ce    (ve  va'cha). 
vi  va'cious     {or    vi-),     -ly,     -ness, 

-v§,c'i  ty,    vi  va  cis'si  mo    (ve  va- 

chls'se  mo). 
vi  van  diere'    (ve^vSn^dyar'). 
vi  vd'rl  um,    pi.    -urns  or  -ri  a. 
vi'va   vo'ce. 
vive  (vev). 
vives. 

viv'id,  -ly,  -ness. 
viv'i  fy, '  -ing,    -fied,    -fi  er. 
vi  vip'a  reus,    -ly,    -ness. 
viv  i  sect'      {or     viv'-),      -sec'tion, 

-tion  al,   -tion  ist,   -tor,   -to'ri  um. 
vi'vo  (ve'-),  Mus. 


vix'en   (-n),   -ish,   -en  ly. 
viz.,  abbreviation  of  videlicet;  usu- 
ally read  '  namely.' 
vi  zier'   or   -zir'    (-zer'   or   viz'yer), 

-ate,    -i  al,    -ship. 
viz'or  or  vis'-  (viz'-),  -less. 
Viad'i  mir    (-mer).    Grand    Duke 

of  Russ. 
Via  di'mir   (-de'mer),   t.   Russ. 
Via  di  vos  tok'      (-de-),      fortified 

seaport  Sib. 
vlei  or  vley  (fli). 
vly  (vli  or  fli). 
v6. 

v6  cab'u  li^ry,   -u  list. 
vo'cal,    -ly,    -ness,    -ism,    -ist,    -ize, 

-ized,    -i^zing,    -I  za'tion,    -ca  ble, 

-cal'ic,    -cal'i  ty. 
v6  ca'tion,   -al,    -al  ly. 
voc'a  tive. 
vo'ce    (-cha). 
v6  cif  er  ate,  -a'' ted,  -acting,  -a^tor, 

-a'tion,      -ance,      -ant,      -er  ous, 

-ous  ly,     -ous  ness. 
Vogt    (focht),    Ger.    naturalist. 
vogue, 
voice,    -ful,    -ful  ness,    -less,    -less- 

ness,       voiced,      voi'cer,       -cing, 

voice'-part,    -thrill. 
void,   -a  ble,   -ance,   -ed,   -er,    -ing, 

-ly,    -ness. 
Voigt    (foicht),    Ger.    hist. 
vo'lant,    -piece. 
vo  Idn'te      (-ta),      a      two-wheeled 

vehicle. 
Vo  la  piik',   -ist. 
v61'a  tile,     -ness,     -til  ize,      -ized, 

-i'zing,  -i'za  ble,  -I  za'tion,  -til'i  ty. 
vo  la'tion,    -al,    -la'tor. 
v61  ca'no,    pl.    -noes,    -can'ic,    -ic- 

al  ly,      -ca  nism,      -ca  nist,      -ca- 

nol'o  gy,    -no  log'ic  al. 
v6le,    voled,    vol'ing. 
vol'et   (-a). 
v6  li'tion     (-llsh'un),     -al,     -al  ly, 

-a''ry,    -less,    vol'i  tive. 
Volk'mann  (f61k'-),   Ger.  physiol. 
volks'lied    (folks'letO,     pl-     -lied  er, 

volks'raad'    (-ratO- 
vol'ley,     pl.     -leys     (-Wz),     -leyed 

(-lid),    v.,    -ley  ing,    vol'ley-gun. 
V61  p6'ne,  title'  of  a  play  by  Ben 

Jonson. 


fate,    f3.t,    far,    fall,    f§,re,    fast,    sofa,    mete,   m6t,   her,   ice,   In,    note, 


Volsk 


597 


wadset 


Volsk,    t.    Russ. 

volt,      -age,      -am'e  tei      {or      v6l- 

tam'-),    -a  met'ric,  volt'=am  pere, 

-ecu  lomb,    -me  ter. 


-te  (-ta),  Mus. 
-e  lee  tric'i  ty, 
-e  lee  tro  mo'- 

-ta  plast,     -ta- 


vol'ta  {or  vol'-),   pi. 
v61^ta  e  lec'tric, 

-e  lee  trom'e  ter, 

tive,     v6l'ta  ism, 

type,    -tag'ra  phy. 
Vol  tiire',   Fr.   auth.,   -tair'i  an  or 

-e  an,    -an  ism,    -tair'ism. 
vol'ti  geur'  {or  v6l  ti  zher'). 
v6ru  ble,   -ness,   -u  biy,   -u  bll'i  ty. 
vfil'ume,      -umed,      vo  lu'mi  nous, 

-nous  ly,    -nous  ness,    -nos'i  ty. 
v61'u  me^ter,   -met'ric,   -ric  al,   -al- 
ly,     -me  nom'e  ter,      -e  try,      vo- 

lu'mi  nal. 
Vo'lund    (ve'loont),    Myth. 
v61'un  ta^ry,    -ta  ri  ly,    -ta  ri  ness. 
v61  un  teer',   -ing,   -teered'. 
v6  lup'tu  ous,    -ly,    -ness,    -tu  a^ry. 
volute',   -lut'ed, ' -lu'tion,   vo  lute'- 

com  pass,    -spring,    -wheel. 
v6m'it,    -ed,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    -i  tive, 

-i  to  {or  vo  me'to),   -to  ry,   -i  tus, 

-i  tu  ri'tion      (-rish'un),      v6m'it- 

nut. 
voD'dao    {or    -doo'j,    -ism. 
vo  ra'cious,     -ly,     -ness,     -rac'i  ty 

(-ras'-). 
Vorst    (forst),    vil.    Prus. 
vor'tex,     pi.     -tex  es      or      -ti  ces 

(-sez),  vor'ti  cal,   -cal  ly,   -ti  cose, 

-tic'u  lar,    -tig'i  nous    (-tij'-). 
vor'tex-fiFa  ment,  -line,  -mo  tion, 

-ring,   -sheet,   -tube,    -wheel. 
Vosges    (vozh),    mts.    Fr. 
Vos'si  us    (vosh'I-),    Dutch   philos. 
vo'ta  ry,    -ta  ress,    -ta  rist. 


vote,      -less,      vot'ed,      -er,      -ing, 

vote' -re  cord'er,     v6t'ing-pa  per. 
vo'tive,    -ly,    -ness. 
vouch,    -er,    -ee',    -ing. 
vouch  safe',         -ment,         -safed', 

-saf'ing. 
voulge    (vdozh). 
vous  soir'    (voo  sw6r'). 
VOW,    -er,    -ing,    -less,    vowed. 
vow' -breach,      -break,      -break'er, 

-fel  low. 
vow'el,     -ism,      -ist,      -ize,      -ized, 

-i  zing,  -ly,    -eled    or    -el  led,    -cl- 
ing or  -ling. 
vox,    V.    an  gel'i  ca,    v.    hu  ma'na, 

V.   pop'u  It,    V.    quin'ta. 
voy'age,      -a  ble,      -aged,      -a  ger, 

-a  ging,      voy'a'geur'      (vwo'ya^- 

zher'). 
vue. 

vug,    -gy. 
Vul'can, 

-ca  na'll  a. 
vul'can  ize, 

-ism,     -ite, 

-ca  nic'i  ty, 

ic  al. 
vul'gar,    -ism,    -ize,    -ized,    -i''zing, 

-I  za'tion,  -gar  ly,  -ness,  -gSr'i  ty. 
Vul'gate,     the     Latin     Scriptures, 

vul'gate,    common;    general. 
vul'ner  a  ble,   -ble  ness,   -a  bil'i  ty. 
vul'plne,    -pin  ism. 
vfll'ture,     -tur  Ine,     -tur  ish,     -tur- 

ism,    -tur  ous,    vul'ture-ra  ven. 
vul'va,     pi.     -vas,     -var,     -vi  form, 

vul  vi'tis,     vul  vo  u'ter  ine,      -vo- 

vag'i  nal   (-vaj-),   -vag  i  ni'tis. 
Vyer'  nyi'  (vyer'nye'),  t.  Turkestan. 
vy'ing   (vi'-).     See  vie. 


-ist,     -ca'ni  an,     -cSn'ic, 


-ized,  -fzer,  -i^zing, 
-i^za  ble,  -I  za'tion, 
-can  ol'o  gy,    -o  log'- 


W 


Waa'gen    (va'-),    Ger.    art   critic. 
Wa'ba  sha',    co.    Minn. 
Wa  baun'see,    co.    Kan. 
wab'ble      (w6b'-),      -bled,      -bier, 

-bling,   -bly,   wab'ble-saw. 
Wach'ter   (vadi'-),    Ger.    archaeol. 


Wach'ter,  von  (fon  vedi'-),   Ger 

jurist. 
Wa  chu'sett,    mt.    Mass. 
W^'co,    c.    Tex. 
wad     (w6d),     -ded,     -der,     -ding,, 

wad'set. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  firn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bofimot,  thus,  Badi, 


wad'Cutter 


598 


walla 


wad'-cut  ter,  -hook,  =punch, 
wad'ding=siz^er. 

wad'dle  (w6d'-),  -died,  -dler, 
-dling,    -dling  ly. 

w3.d'dy  or  wad  die  {or  wod'-),  a 
war=club. 

wade,    wad'ed,    -er,    -ing. 

Wadglar,    t.    Afr. 

Wa  de'na,    co.    Minn. 

wad'i  or  wad'y  (wod'I),  pi. 
wad'ies. 

wa'fer,    -ing,    -y,    -fered. 

wa'fer=ash,  -bread,  «cake,  A  ron, 
=tongs. 

waffle    (wof-),    -i  ron. 

waft,    -age,    -ed,    -er,    -ing,    -ure. 

wag,  -ging,  -ger  y,  -gish,  -gish  ly, 
-gish  ness,    wagged,    wag'^wit. 

wage,  waged,  wa'ging,  wage'- 
earn  er,  =fund,  -work,  -work  er, 
wa'ging -board. 

wa'g6n=boDm. 

wa'ger,   -ing,   -gered,   wa'ger-cup. 

wa'ges,    =fund,    -man. 

wag'gle,   -gled,   -gling. 

Wag'ner  (vag'-  or  wig'-),  Ger. 
natur.;  Ger.  mus.  composer, 
-ner  ism,   -ist,   -ne'ri  an,   -an  ism. 

wag'on,  -age,  -er,  -ette',  -ful, 
wag'on  way,    -wright. 

wag'on-bed,  -boil  er,  -bow,  -box, 
-brake,  -breast,  -ceil  ing,  -coup- 
ling, -drag,  -ham  mer,  -head^ed, 
-hoist,  -jack,  -load,  -lock, 
-mas  ter,  -roof,  -sheet,  -shoe, 
-tongue,  -top,  -train,  -tree,  -vault. 

wag'tail,  -fly'catch  er. 

Wa  hoo',  vil.  Neb.,  wa  hoo',  a 
tree. 

Wah'pe  ton,    c.    N.    Dak. 

waif,  -pole. 

wail,  -er,  -ful,  -ing,  -ing  ly, 
wailed. 

wain,    -age,    wain'wright. 

wain' -house,  -load,  -rope,  -shil- 
ling. 

wain'sc6t,  -scot'ed  or  -ted,  -sc6t^- 
ing    or    -ting. 

wain'scot -chair,  -clock,  -oak, 
-pan  el. 

Wai  ping',    t.    China. 

waist,    -ed,    -er,    waist'band,    -coat. 

waist' -an'chor,       -belt,       -board. 


-boat,  -boat  er,  -cloth,  -deep, 
-high,  -pan  el,  -piece,  -rail, 
-torque,   -tree. 

wait,  -ed,  -er,  -er  age,  -er  ing, 
-ing,    -ing  ly,    -ress. 

wait' -fee,  -serv^ice,  =treb''le,  wait'- 
ing-maid,    -room,    -wom^an. 

waive,    waived,    waiv'er,    waiv'ing. 

Wa  ka  mat'su    (-sod),    t.    Japan. 

wake,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful  ness, 
wak'er,  -ing,  waked  or  woke, 
wake' -rob  in,    -time. 

wak'en  (-n),  -en  er,  -en  ing,  -ened. 

Wal'de  mar  (wdl'-  or  val'-).  King 
of   Den. 

Wal  den'ses  (w61  dgn'sez),  -den'- 
sian    (-shan). 

wald'flute    ( wold'  -) . 

wald'grave   (wold'-),  wald'horn. 

Wald'heim    (valt'-),    t.    Ger. 

wale,    waled,    wal'ing,    wale'-piece. 

wal'er,    a   horse. 

walk  (wak),  -er,  -ing,  walked, 
walk'o''ver,    -out,  walk' -a  rounds 

walk'ing-beam,  -cane,  -dress, 
-fan,  -fern,  -fish,  -foot,  -leaf,  a 
plant;  an  insect,  -pa  pers, 
-staff,  -stick,  -straw,  -sword, 
-tick  et,  -twig,  an  insect,  -ty- 
rant, a  bird,  -wheel,  w.  gen^tle- 
man,  w.  la  dy,  w.  sta  tion  er. 

wall,  -er,  -ing,  walled,  wall'- 
flow  er,  a  plant;  a  person,  -hick, 
-wort. 

wall'-ar  cade,  -bar  ley,  -bear  ing, 
-bird,  -box,  -clamp,  -clock, 
-crane,  -creep  er,  -cress,  -desk, 
-drill,  -en  gine,  =eye,  -eyed, 
-fern,  -fruit,  -geek  o,  -ger  man- 
der,  -gil  ly  flow  er,  -gre  nade^, 
-hawk^veed,  -ink,  -knot,  -less, 
-let  tuce,    -light,    -liz  ard,    -louse. 

wall'-moss,  -net,  -newt,  -paint- 
ing, -pa  per,  -pel  li  to  ry,  -pen- 
ny wort,  -pep  per,  -pie,  -piece, 
-plat,  -plate,  -pock  et,  -rib, 
-rock,  -rock  et,  -rue,  -salt  pe- 
ter, -scrapper,  -space,  -spleen'- 
wort,  -spring,  -tent,  -tooth, 
-tow  er,     -tree,     -vase,     -wash  er, 


-wasp. 
wal'la     (w61'-), 
agent. 


a     merchant     or 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her,    ice.    In,    note, 


wallaby 


599 


washerwoman 


wal'la  by   (wol'-),    -la  too'. 

Wal'lach  (wol'iak),  -la'chi  an 
(-ki-). 

Wal  la'chi  a   (-ki-),   prin.   Europe. 

Walla  wal'la    (woF-),    co.    Wash. 

Wal'len  stein  (wol-  or  val'-), 
Aust.  gen. 

wal'let_  (w6l'-),   -ful. 

Wal  loon'  (wol-),  a  race;  a  dia- 
lect;   wal  loon',    a    disease. 

wal'lop    (wol'-),    -er,    -ing,    -loped. 

wal'low   (wol'-),   -er,    -ing,    -lowed. 

Walmes'ley  (w6mz'li),  Eng.  monk 
and   schol. 

wal'nut,  -moth,  =oil,  -scale, 
-sphinx,    -tree. 

Wal  pur'gls    night    (val  poor'-). 

wal'rus    (wol'-),    -bird,  -i^ron. 

Wal'tham    (wol'-),    c.    Mass. 

waltz   (waits),    -er,    -ing,   waltzed. 

wam'mi  can    (worn'-). 

w^m'mus. 

wam'pum  (w6m'-),  -pum-peag, 
-snake. 

warn  sut'ta    (w6m-). 

wan  (won),  -ly,  -ness,  -ning, 
-nish,    wanned. 

wand    (wond),    -y. 

wan'der  (won'-),  -er,  -ing,  -ing- 
ly,  -dered,  wan'der  ing-saiFor, 
a   plant. 

wan  der  od'    (w6n-). 

wane,  waned,  wan'ing,  wan'ey, 
wane'-cloud. 

wan'gun, 

want,    -ed,    -ing,    -age,    want' -hill. 

wa'n't    (want),    was    not. 

wan'ton  (won'tun),  -ing,  -ly, 
-ness,    -toned. 

wap    (wop),    -ping,    wapped. 

Wa  pa  k6n  6t'a,    vil.    O. 

wap'i  ti    (wop'-),    a    stag. 

wap'pa  to    (wop'-),    a    plant. 

Wap'pin  ger  (wop'pin  jer),  tp. 
N.  Y. 

war,  -ring,  -ri  or,  warred,  war'- 
craft,    -fare,    -like,    -wolf. 

war'-ax,  -cart,  -chief,  -cloud,  -cry, 
-dance,  -ea^gle,  -fain,  -flail,  -flame, 
-fork,  "gear,  -god,  -ham  mer, 
-horse,  -knife,  -man,  -of  fice, 
-paint,  -path,  -plume,  -proof, 
-sad  die,     -scythe,     -ship,     -song. 


-thought,      -wast  ed,      -wea  ried, 

-whip,    -whoop,    -worn,   war  tax, 

war'ri  or-ant. 
war'ble,       -bled,       -bier,       -bling, 

-bling  ly,    war'ble-fly. 
ward,     -ed,     -ing,     -mote,     -robe, 

-ship,    -wit,    wards'man,    ward'- 

hold  ing,   -mote,   -pen  ny,   -room, 

ward'ing-file. 
ward'en   (-n),    -en  ry,    -en  ship. 
w4re,    -house,    -house  man,    -room, 

ware -goose. 
wa  re'ga-fly. 
Wire'ham,    vil.    Mass. 
Wir'ing   ca'ble,   War'ing's   meth^- 

od. 
warm,      -er,      -ing,      -ly,      -ness, 

warmed,    warmth. 
warm' -blood  ed,  -head  ed,  -heart- 
ed,        -heart  ed  ness,         -sidled, 

warm'ing-pan,    -stone. 
warn,    -er,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    warned, 

warn'ing-piece,    -wheel. 
warp,    -age,    -er,    -ing,    warped. 
warp' -beam,    -dress  er,    -dress  ing, 

-dye  ing,     -frame,     -lace,     -land, 

-ma  chine,    -net,    -roll  er,  -stitch, 

-thread. 
warp'ing-bank,      -block,      -chock, 

-hook,    -jack,     -ma  chine,     -mill, 

-past,   -pen  ny. 
war'rant     (wor'-),     -a  ble,     -a  ble- 

ness,     -a  iDly,     -er    or    -or,     -ee', 

-y,    war'rant-of  fi  cer. 
war'ren    (w6r'-),    -er. 
wart,    -ed,    -less,    -let,    -y,    wart'- 

weed,    -wort. 
wart'-cress,    -grass,     -herb,     -hog, 

-pock,    -shaped,   -snake,    -spurge, 

wart'y -faced. 
War'wick      (w6r'Tk),      Duke      of 

Northumberland;     Eng.     soldier; 

CO.    Eng. 
War'wick,    co.    Va.;    tp.    N.  Y.; 

tp.    R.    I. 
wa'ry,    -ri  ly,    -ri  ness. 
was    ( woz) . 
Was'co,    CO.    Ore. 
Wa  se'ca,    co.    Minn. 
wash     (w6sh),     -a  ble,     -er,     -ing, 

-y,     washed,     wash'dish,     -man, 

-out,   -tail,   a  bird,   wash'er  man, 

-er  worn  an. 


n3t,  nor,  use,  lip,  urn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  Bach. 


wash°back 


600 


waterhemp 


wash'=back,  --ball,  ^ba  sin,  "bas- 
ket, 'bear,  -bee  tie,  =board, 
'boil  er,  »bot  tie,  =bowl,  »brew, 
'cloth,  -day,  -dirt,  =draw  ing, 
-gild  ing,         =gourd,  =grav  el, 

-house,  =leath  er,  -off,  =pan, 
-pot,  -rag,   -stand,   -stuff,    -tub. 

wash'er-cut  ter,    -gage,    -hoop. 

Wash'ing-bear,  -crys  tals,  -drum, 
-en  gine,  -gourd,  -house,  «hutch, 
-ma  chine,  -pow  der,  -roll  ers, 
-shield,  -ta  ble,  -trom  mel,  -ves- 
sel. 

Wa'shI  ba. 

Wash'oe    (w6sh'o),    co.    Nev. 

Wash'te  naw,   co.    Mich. 

Wasmes    (vam),    vil.    Belg. 

Wasp  (w6sp),  -ish,  -ish  ly,  -ish- 
ness,    -y. 

wasp' -bee,  -bee  tie,  -fly,  -grub, 
-kite,    -waist  ed. 

Was'sail    (w6s's61    or    -sll),    -er. 

Was'sail-bout,  -bowl,  -bread, 
-can  die,    -cup,    -horn. 

waste,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful  ness,  -less, 
-ness,  -way,  wast'ed,  -er,  -ing, 
-ing  ly,    -a  ble,    -age,    -y. 

waste  =bas  ket,  -board,  -book, 
-card,  -dust  er,  -gate,  -pal  let, 
-pick  er,  -pipe,  -pre  vent  er, 
-trap,    -weir,    -well. 

Wa  tau'ga,    co.    N.    C. 

watch  (wotch),  -er,  -ing,  -ful, 
-ful  ly,  -ful  ness,  watched, 
watch'mak  er,    -word,    -work. 

watch' -bill,  -box,  -can  die,  -case, 
-chain,  -clock,  -dog,  -fire, 
-glass,  -guard,  -gun,  -h6ad  er, 
-house,  -jew  el,  -key,  -light, 
-mark,  -meet  ing,  -night,  -of- 
fi  cer,  -oil,  -pa  per,  -peel, 
-pock  et,  -pole,  -rate,  -spring, 
-stand,  -tac  kle,  -tel  e  scope, 
-tow  er,  -wise,  -work,  watch'- 
ing-can  die,    watch'-case    cut  ter. 

wa'ter,  -age,  -er,  -ing,  -ish,  -ish- 
ness,    -tered. 

wa'ter  course,  -cress,  -cup,  a 
plant,  -fall,  -flow,  -hole,  v., 
-leaf,  a  plant,  -man,  -mel  on, 
-phone,  -proof,  n.,  -scape,  -shed, 
-side,  -spout,  -way,  -weed,  a 
plant,  -witch,    -wort. 


wa'ter=ad  der,  -ag  ri  mo  ny,  -al- 
oe, -a  nal  y  sis,  -an  chor,  -an- 
te lope,  =ap  pie,  -a  rum,  -ash, 
-av  ens,  -back,  -bag,  -bail  iff, 
-bal  ance,  -bar,  -ba  rom''e  ter, 
-bar  rel,  -bar  row,  -bas  il, 

-bath,  -bat  ter  y,  -bean,  -bear, 
-bear  er,  -bed,  -beech,  -bee  tie, 
-bel  lows,  -bells,  -bet  o  ny, 
-bird,  -bis  cuit,  -black^bird, 
-blast,  -blebs,  -blink,  -blinks, 
-blob,  -blue,  -board,  -boat, 
-boat  man,  -borne,  -bot  tie, 
-bound,  -box,  -brain,  -brash, 
-brax  y,  -breath  er,  -bridge, 
-brose,  -buck,  -buc  kler,  -budg- 
et,   -buf  fa  lo,    -bug,    -butt. 

wa'ter-cab  bage,  -cal  a  mint,  -cal- 
trop, -can,  -can  cer,  -can  ker, 
-cap,  -car  pet,  -car  riage,  -car- 
ri  er,  -cart,  -cask,  -cat,  -ca  vy, 
-eel  er  y,  -cell,  -cen  ti  ped, 
-char  ger,  -chat,  -check,  -chest- 
nut, -chick  en,  -chick  weed, 
-chin  ka  pin,  -ci  ca  da,  -cis  tern, 
-clam,  -clock,  -clos  et,  -cock, 
-col  ly,  -col  or,  -col  ored,  -com- 
pa  ra  tor,  -cool  er,  -core,  -cow, 
-crack  er,  -craft,  -crake,  -crane, 
-crow,    -crow^foot,    -cure. 

wa'ter-deck,  -deer,  -deer  let, 
-dev  il,  -dock,  -doc  tor,  -dog, 
-drag  on,  -drain,  -drain  age, 
-dress  ing,  -drink  er,  -drip, 
-drop,  -drop  per,  -drop  wort, 
-dust,  -ea  gle,  -el  der,  -el  e- 
phant,  -el  e  va  tor,  -elm,  -en- 
gine, -e  rin  go,  -er  mine,  -ex- 
tract or,  -farm  ing,  -feath  er, 
-fgath  er  foil,  -fen  nel,  -fern, 
-fight,  -fig  wort,  -fil  ter,  -find- 
er, -fire,  -flag,  -flan  nel,  -flax- 
seed, -flea,  -float,  -flood, 
-floun  der,  -flow  ing,  -fly,  -foot, 
-fowl,  -frame,  -fright,  -fringe, 
-fur  row. 

wa'ter-gage,  -gall,  -gap,  -gas,  -gate, 
-gav  el,  -ger  man  der,  -gild  er, 
-gil  ly  flow  er,  -glad  i  ole,  -glass, 
-god,  -gram  pus,  -grass,  -gru  el, 
-guard,  -gull,  -gum,  -gut,  -hair^- 
griss,  -ham  mer,  -hare,  -haze, 
-heat  er,        -hem  lock,        -hemp, 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    m6t,    her,    ice,    in,    note, 


water 'hen 


601 


waxworker 


-hen,  -hick  o  ry,  -hoar^hound, 
-hog,  -hole,  «.,  -horse,  -horse- 
tail, -hys  sop,  -ice,  -inch,  -in- 
di  ca  tor,  -in  ject  or,  -jack  et, 
-joint,    -jun  ket,    -kel  pie. 

wa'ter4ade,  -laid,  -lav  er  ock, 
-leg,  -lem  on,  -lens,  -len  til, 
-let  tuce,  -lev  el,  -HI  y,  -lime, 
-Hne,  -liv  er  wort,  -liz  ard,  -lo- 
be'li  a,  -lock,  -lo  cust,  -logged, 
-lot,  -lo  tus,  -lung,  -lute,  -main, 
-maize,  -man  tie,  -ma  pie, 
-mar  i  gold,  -mark,  -mead  ow, 
-meas  ur  er,  -me  ter,  -mil  foil, 
-mill,  -mint,  -mite,  -moc  ca  sin, 
-mole,  -mon  i  tor,  -mon  key, 
-moss,    -moth,    -mo  tor,     -mouse. 

wa'ter-net,  -newt,  -nix  y,  -nut, 
-nymph,  -oak,  -oats,  -o  pos  sum, 
-or  de  al,  -or  gan,  -ou  zel,  -ov- 
en, -ox,  -pad  da,  -pang,  -pars- 
ley, -pars  nip,  -part  ing,  -par- 
tridge, -pas  sage,  -pen  ny  wort, 
-pep  per,  -per  si  ca'ri  a,  -pe- 
wit, -pheas  ant,  -pi  et,  -pig, 
-pil  lar,  -pim  per  nel,  -pine, 
-pipe,  -pip  it,  -pitch  er,  -plane, 
-plant,  -plan  tain,  -plate,  -plat- 
ter, -plow,  -poise,  -pore,  -post, 
-pot,  -pow  er,  -pox,  -press, 
-prism,  -priv  i  lege,  -proof,  a., 
-pro  pel  ler,  -pump,  'pup  py, 
-pur  pie,    -purs  lane. 

wa'ter-qualm,  -quin  tain,  -rab- 
bit, -rad  ish,  -rail,  -ram,  -ran- 
ny,  -rat,  -rate,  -rat  tier,  -reed, 
-rent,  -res  er  voir,  -ret,  -ret- 
ting, -rice,  -rob  in,  -rock  et, 
-room,  -rose,  -rot,  -route,  -sail, 
-sal  a  man  der,  -sal  low,  -sap- 
phire, -scor  pi  on,  -screw,  -seal, 
-sen  green,  -ser  pent,  -shell, 
-shield,  -shoot,  -shrew,  -sil  ver- 
ing,  -sink,  -skin,  -skip  per, 
-sky,  -slather,  -smart  weed, 
-smoke,  -snail,  -snake,  -soak, 
-socks,  -sod  den,  -sol  dier,  -sor- 
rel, -sou  chy,  -space,  -span  iel, 
-spar  row,  -speed  well,  -spi  der, 
-spike,  -spin  ner,  -sprite, 

-stairs,  -stand  ing,  -star,  -star- 
grass,  -star  wort,  -stream, 
-strid''er,    -sup  ply,    -sys  tem. 


wa'ter-tab  by,  -ta  ble,  -tank, 
-tap,  -tar  get,  -tath,  -tel  e- 
scope,  -ther  mom  e  ter,  -thief, 
-this  tie,  -thrush,  -thyme,  -tick, 
-ti  ger,  -tight,  -tow  er,  -tread  er, 
-tree,  -tre  foil,  -trunk,  -tube, 
-tu  pe  lo,  -tur  key,  -twist, 

-twy^er,       -vac  u  ole,       -var  nish, 
-vas  cu  lar,    -vine,    -vi  o  let,    -vi- 
per,     -vole,      -wag  tail,      -weed, 
any     weed     growing     in     water, 
-wee  vil,    -wheel,    -white,    -whorl- 
grass,     -wil  low,     -wing,     -withe, 
-wood,   -work,    -work  er,   -works, 
-worm,     -worn,     -wraith,     -yam, 
-yar  row. 
wa'ter  ing-bri  die,   -buck  et,   -call, 
-can,   -cart,   -house,   -place,   -pot, 
-trough. 
Wa'ter  vliet',    tp.    N.   Y. 
watt,    -me  ter. 

Watteau'     (-to'),    W.    back,    W. 
bod'ice,    W.  cos''tume,  W.  man'- 
tle. 
wat'tle       (w6t'-),       -tied,       -tling, 

wat'tle  work. 
wat'tle -bark,   -bird,    -crow,    -gum, 

-jaws,    -tree,    -tur  key. 
Watt'wyl    (vat' vil),    vil.    Switz. 
Wau  ke'gan,    c.    111. 
Wau'kg  sha,    co.    Wis. 
Wau  k6n',    t.    la 
waul. 

Wau  pa'ca,    co.    Wis. 
Wau  piin',    c.    Wis. 
wave,    -less,    -let,   waved,    wav'ing, 
wav'i  ly,    -i  ness,    wav'y,    wave'- 
son. 
wave'-ac  tion,       -breast,       -crest, 
-front,      -goose,      -length,      -line, 
-loaf,    -mold  ing,    -mo  tion,    -of- 
fer ing,    -path,    -shell,     -sur  face, 
-trap,    -trough,    -worn,     wav'ing- 
frame,    wav'y -barred. 
wa'ver,     -er,     -ing,     -ing  ly,     -ing- 
ness,    -y,    -ered,    wa'ver-drag  on, 
-roll  er. 
wa'vey,    a    goose, 
waw'praos. 

wax,  -en,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  -i  ness, 
waxed,  wax'ber  ry,  -bill,  a  bird, 
-flow  er,  -weed,  -wing,  a  bird, 
-work,    -work  er. 


n6t, 


nor,  use,  iip,  firn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


wax'bush 


602 


weeding =tool 


wax' -bush,  =chan  dier,  =cloth, 
•=clus  ter,  »dolIs,  a  plant,  =end, 
-gourd,  -in  sect,  -light,  -mod  cl- 
ing, -moth,  -myr  tie,  -paint  ing, 
-palm,  -pa  per,  -pine,  -pink, 
-plant,  -pock  et,  -red,  -scale, 
-tree,     -worm. 

wax  doll,  w.  o  pal,  w.  pol  ish, 
waxed    cloth,    waxed    end. 

Wax^aMch'ie,   t.   Tex. 

wax'e. 

way,  -board,  -bread,  a  plant, 
-bung,  a  bird,  -fare,  -farmer, 
-farming,  -go  ing,  -goose,  -less, 
-side,    -wode,    -worn,    -wort. 

wa  ya'ka. 

way' -bar  ley,  -beat  en,  -bill,  -bit, 
-gate,  -grass,  -mak^er,  -mark, 
-post,  -shaft,  -slid  ing,  -this  tie, 
-thorn,  -war  den,  -wise,  way'- 
far  ing-tree. 

way'  bag  gage,  w.  pas  sen  ger, 
w.  sta  tion,  w.  traf''fic,  w. 
train. 

way  lay'  {or  way'-),  -ing,  -er, 
-laid'. 

way 'ward,    -ly,    -ness. 

Wa  zemmes'    (va  zem'),    t.    Fr. 

we. 

We'a,    tp.    Kan. 

weak,  -en,  -en  er,  -en  ing,  -ened, 
-ling,    -ly,    -li  ness,    -ness,    -fish. 

weak' -built,  -eyed,  -hand  ed, 
-head  ed,  -heart  ed,  -hinged, 
-kneed,  -mind  ed,  -mind  ed- 
ness,    -sight  ed,    -spir  it  ed. 

weal. 

weald,  a  wold. 

Weald,    a  district  in  Kent. 

wfealth,    -y,    -i  ly,    -i  ness. 

wean,    -ing,    -ling,    weaned. 

wfiap'on,  -less,  -oned,  weap'on- 
smith. 

Wear,    r.    Eng. 

we^r,  -a  ble,  -er,  -ing,  wore, 
worn,  wear'-i  ron,  -plate,  wear'- 
ing=ap  par'el. 

Weare,    tp.    N.    H. 

wea'ry,  -ing,  -ried,  -ri  ful,  -ful  ly, 
-less,  -ly,  -ri  ness,  -some,  -some- 
ly,    -some  ness. 

wea'sand    (-zand). 

wea'sel    (-zl),    -cat,    -coot,    -duck. 


-faced,  -fish,  =le  mur,  -snout, 
-spi  der. 

w6atli'er,  -ing,  -ly,  -li  ness,  -most, 
-cock,   -ered. 

weatli'er-beat^en,  -bit,  -bit'ten, 
-bitt,  -board,  -board  ing,  -bow, 
-box,  -breed  er,  -cast,  -cast  er, 
-chart,  -cloth,  -con  tact,  -cross, 
-dog,  -eye,  -fend,  -fish,  -fore^- 
cast,  -gage,  -gall,  -glass,  -gleam, 
-head,  -house,  -map,  -mold- 
ing, -no  taction,  -plant,  -proof, 
-proph  et,  -re  port,  -roll,  -serv- 
ice, -shore,  -sign,  -spy,  -stain, 
-sta  tion,  -strip,  -sym  bol,  -tile, 
-vane,  -waft,  -wind,  -wise,  -work, 
-wreck,    W.    Bu^reau. 

weave,  weav'er,  -ing,  wove  or 
weaved,   wov'en   (-n)   or  weaved. 

weave' -house,  weav'er-bird,  -finch, 
-shell. 

web,    -bing,    -by,    webbed. 

web' -eye,  -eyed,  -fin  gered,  -foot, 
-foot  ed,  -foot  ed  ness,  -saw, 
-toed,  -wheel,  -winged,  -work, 
-worm,  web'  ma  chine',  w.  press. 

Wfib'er  {or  va'br),  Ger.  Sanscrit 
schol.;  Ger.  painter;  Ger.  hist.; 
von  We'ber  (f6n  va'ber),  Ger. 
mus.  composer.  We'ber,  co. 
and    riv.    Utah. 

wed,  -ded,  -der,  -ding,  -lock, 
wed' -fee. 

wed'ding-cake,  -chest,  -clothes, 
-day,  -dow  er,  -dress,  -fa  vor, 
-feast,  ^flight,  -flower,  -gar- 
ment, -knife,  -knot,   -ring,   -song. 

wedge,  -like,  -wise,  wedged, 
wedg'ing,  -y,  wedge'bill,   a    bird. 

wedge' -bone,  -cut  ter,  -formed, 
-mi  crom'e  ter,  -pho  tom'e  ter, 
-play,  -press,  -shaped,  -shell, 
-tailed,     -valve,    wedg'ing -crib. 

Wedg'wood   scale,   W.  ware. 

Wednes'day    (w6nz'-). 

wee. 

weed,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  -i  ness, 
-less. 

weed' -grown,  -hook,  weed'er- 
clips. 

weed'ing-chis  el,  -for  ceps,  -fork, 
-hoe,  -hook,  -i  ron,  -pin  cers, 
-rim,    -shears,    -tongs,    -tool. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    mSt,    her,    Ice,   In,    note. 


week 


603 


West  Bromwich 


week,    -ly,    week'=day,    ^work. 

ween,  weened. 

weep,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -er,  wept, 
weep'ing'cross,  *wid  ow,  a 
plant,  weep'ing  ash,  w.  birch, 
w.  grass,  w.  mon  key,  w.  oak, 
w.  pipe,  w.  pop  lar,  w.  rock, 
w.  sin  ew,  w.  spring,  w.  tree, 
w.   wil  low. 

Weerdt   (wart),   t.  Netherlands. 

wee'ver,    a    fish,    »fish. 

wee'vil  (-vl),  -viled  or  -villed, 
-vil  y    or    -ly. 

w6ft,    =fork,    =hook. 

Weh'lau   (va'lou),   t.   Prus. 

We'i    (wa'e),    prov.    China. 

wei  ge'U  a    {or   -je'-)    or   wei'gSl  a. 

weigh  (wa),  -a  .ble,  -age,  -er, 
-er  ship,    -ing,    weigh'man. 

weigh' 'bank,  --beam,  -board, 
'bridge,  =can,  -house,  -lock, 
■=mas^ter,  -shaft. 

weigh'ing'Cage,  -house,  -ma- 
chine,   -scale,    -scoop. 

weight  (wat),  -ed,  -ing,  -y,  -i  ly, 
-i  ness,    -less,    weight'-nail,    -rest. 

Wei'mar  (vi'mar),  c.  Ger. 

Weir,    c.    Kan. 

weir,    -fish  ing,    -ta  ble. 

weird,   -ly,   -ness. 

Weiss'kirch  en  (vls'klrdi''-),  t. 
Hung.;    t.    Aust. 

wel'come  (-kum),  -corned,  -com- 
er,   -ing. 

weld,    -a  ble,    -ed,    -er,    -ing,    -less. 

weld' -bore,  =i  ron,  -steel,  weld'- 
ing-heat,  -ma  chine,  -pow  der, 
-swage,    -trans  form'er. 

wel'fare. 

wgl'kin. 

well,  a.,  better,  best,  well,  n., 
well,  v.,  -ing,  welled,  well'a  day, 
well'a  way. 

well-ad  vised'',  -bal'anced,  -be- 
haved', -beting,  -be  loved', 
-be  lov'ed,  a.  and  n.,  -boat'', 
-border,  -born^,  -breathed^, 
-bred'',  -buck^et,  -chain'',  -con- 
di'tioned,  -con  duct  ed,  -curb^ 
-deck^,  -deck'er,  -dis  posed, 
-do^er,  -do''ing,  -drain^,  -dress^- 
ing,  -drilF,  -earned',  -fa'vored, 
-fed,       -floVer  ing,       -found'ed. 


-graced',  -ground'ed,  -grass', 
-head',  -hole',  -house',  -in- 
formed', -in  ten'tioned,  -judged', 
-knit',  -known',  -man'nered, 
-mean'ing,  -meant',  -nigh',  -off', 
-or  dered,  -pack'ing,  -pleas'ing, 
-paint'ed,  -pro  por'tioned,  -read', 
-reg'u  la  ted,  -room',  -round  ed, 
-set',  -sink'er,  -smack',  -sphe- 
rom'e  ter,  -spo'ken,  -spring', 
-stair'case,  -sweep',  -tem'pered, 
-tim'bered,  -timed',  -tomb', 
-trap',  -tube',  -turned',  -wa'ter, 
-wish'er,  -won',  -worn',  well'- 
to-do'. 

Welles  (welz).  Sec.  of  U.  S.  navy. 

Welles'ley  (welz'll),  Brit,  states- 
man; Amer.  fem.  college. 

Welsh,  -man,  W.  rab  bit,  W. 
ware,  W.  wig,  Welsh'man's- 
breech  es,  a  plant;  welsh,  v., 
-er,    -ing. 

w61t,  -ed,  -ing,  welt'-cut  ter, 
-guide,  -knife,  -leath  er,  -ma- 
chine,  -shoul  ders,    -trim  mer. 

wel'ter,  -ing,  -tered,  wel'ter-race, 
-stakes,    -weight. 

Wemyss  (wems),  par.  Scot.; — 
(wemz),   Eng.   politician. 

wen,    -nish,    -ny. 

wench,  -less,  -like. 

wend,    -ed,    -ing. 

Wend,  a  member  of  the  Slavic 
race,    -ic,    -ish. 

we  no'na,    a   serpent. 

Wer  ni  g6  ro'dfi  (ver'ni-),  t.  Prus. 

Wer'ther  (wer' ter  or  ver'-),  the 
hero  of  Goethe's  romance,  -ism, 
-the'ri  an    (-te'-). 

wer'wolf   or  were'-,    -ish,   -ism. 

We'ser   (va'zer),   r.    Ger. 

Wes'ley,    -an,    -an  ism. 

west,  -er  ly,  -ern,  -em  er,  -ern- 
ism,  -ern  most,  -ing,  -most, 
-ward,  -ward  ly,  -wards.  West 
End,  a  part  of  London,  the 
West,  a  section  of  country, 
West-In'dian,  -Virgin'ian,  west'- 
bound,  a.,  west'-north  west', 
west'-south  west',  West'ern  Re- 
serve', W.  States. 

West  Brom'wich  (brum'Ij),  bor. 
Eng. 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  firn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


Westchester 


604 


whilst 


West'ches  ter,  co.  N.  Y. 

West  Ches'ter,  vil.  N.  Y.;  c.  Pa. 

wet,   -ted,   -ter,   -ting,   -tish,   -ness. 

wet'^bird,  =broke,  »cup,  -cup- 
ping, -nurse,  ^pack,  n.,  -press, 
n.,  -shod,  wet'ter-off,  wet'ting- 
ma  chine^  -trough,  wet  bob,  w. 
goods,  w.  meth^od,  w.  plate,  w. 
pro  vis'ions. 

weth'er. 

Wet'terhorn  (vet'-),  mt.  peak 
Switz. 

Wet  tin'    (vet  ten'),    t.    Ger. 

wey    (wa). 

Wey'mouth  (wa'mtith),  tp.  Mass. 

whack,   -er,   -ing,   whacked. 

whale,  whaled,  whal'er,  -er  y, 
-ing,  whale'back,  a  vessel,  -bone, 
-man,  whal'ing  man. 

whale' -bar  na  cle,  -bird,  -boat, 
-brit,  -built,  -fin,  -fisher,  -fish- 
er y,  -flea,  -food,  -head,  -hunt  er, 
-lance,  -line,  -louse,  -oil,  -rind, 
-shark,  -ship,  -shot,  whale's -food, 
-tongue,  whale'bone -whale,  w. 
calf. 

whal'ing -gang,  -gun,  -man,  -mas- 
ter, -port,    -rock  et,    -sta  tion. 

wh2.ng,  -ing,  -doo^dle,  whanged, 
whang' -leath  er. 

wha're    (-ra). 

wharf,  pi.  wharfs  or  wharves, 
-age,  -ing,  -in  ger  (-jer  or  -ing  er), 
-man,  -mas  ter,  wharf -boat,  -rat. 

what  (whot),  -ev  er,  -so  ev  er, 
what' -like,    -not. 

wheal,  a  pimple;  a  pustule;  a 
mine,    wheal' -worm. 

wheat,    -en,    wheat'ear,    a   bird. 

wheat' -bird,  -brush,  -bug,  -cat- 
er pil  lar,  -cha  fer,  -crack  er, 
-drill,  -duck,  -ear,  ear  of  wheat, 
-eel,  -field,  -fly,  -grad  er, 
-grass,  -land,  -mag  got,  -midge, 
-mil  dew,  -mite,  -moth,  -pest, 
-rid  die,  -rust,  -scour  er,  -scour- 
ing, -sep  a  ra  tor,  -thief,  -thrips, 
-wee  vil,    -worm. 

whee'dle,    -died,    -dler,    -dling. 

wheel,  -age,  -er,  -ing,  -y,  wheeled, 
wheel'bar  row,  -man,  -seed,  a 
plant,  -stone,  -way,  -work, 
-Wright,    wheels'man. 


wheel'-an  i  mal,  -an  i  mal'cule, 
-band,  -bar,  =ba  rom'e  ter,  -base, 
-bear  er,  -bear  ing,  -bird,  -boat, 
-box,  -bug,  -car  riage,  -case, 
-chain,  -chair,  -col  ter,  -cross, 
-cul  ti  va  tor,  -cut,  -cut  ting, 
-draft,  -en  grav  ing,  -fire,  -fix- 
ing, -guard,  -head,  -hoe,  -horse, 
-house,  -jack,  -joint  er,  -lathe, 
-lock,  -ore,  -or  gan,  -out,  -pit, 
-plate,  -plow,  -race,  -rib,  -rope, 
-seat,  -shaped,  -spic  ule,  -stitch, 
-swarf,  -tire,  -tooth,  -tree, 
-ur  chin,  -worm,  wheel  win  dow. 

wheeze,  wheezed,  wheez'ing,  -y, 
-i  ly,    -i  ness. 

whelk,  -y,  whelked,  whelk' -tin  gle. 

whelm,    -ing,    whelmed. 

whelp,    -ing,    -less,   whelped. 

when,    -ev'er,    -so  ev'er,  -e'er. 

whence,   -so  ev'er,   whence -ev  er. 

where  (whar),  -a  bout,  -a  bouts, 
-as,  -at,  -by,  -fore,  -from',  -in', 
-in'to  {or  -to'),  -in  so  ev'er,  -of, 
-on',  -out',  -so,  -so  e'er',  -so- 
ev'er,  -to',  -un'der,  -up  on', 
-with',  -with  al',  wher  e'er', 
-ev'er. 

whgr'ry,    -man. 

wherve. 

whet,  -ted,  -ter,  -ting,  whet'- 
stone,  whet' -slate,  whet'stone- 
slate. 

wheth'er. 

whew  (whu),  -er,  a  bird,  whew'- 
duck. 

Whew'ell    (hu'el),    Eng.   phiios. 

whew'ell  ite   (whu'-  or  hu'-). 

whey   (wha),   -ish,   -ish  ness,   -ey. 

whey' -beard,  -cure,  -face,  -faced, 
-whig,   -worm. 

which,    -ev'er,    -so  ev  er. 

whWah,    -bird,    -finch. 

whiff,  -ing,  whiffed,  whiffet, 
-fer,    whiflf'ing-tac^kle. 

whiffle,   -fled,    -fler,    -fler  y,   -fling. 

whiffle  tree.     See  whippletrec. 

Whig,  -ga  more,  -gar  chy  (-ky), 
-ger  y,  -gish,  -gish  ly,  -gish- 
ness,     -gism,     -ling. 

while,    whiled,    whil'ing,    whiles. 

whi'lom    (or    -lom). 

whilst. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,   sofa,   mete,    mgt,   her,   ice,   In     note. 


whim 


605 


white  mouse 


whim,  -my,  -si  cal,  -cal  ly,  -cal- 
ness,   -cal'i  ty,  whim' -gin,   -shaft. 

whim'per,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly, 
-pered. 

whin,  -ber  ry,  -chack  er,  a  bird, 
-chat,  a  bird,  -cow,  a  bush, 
-stone,  -yard. 

whin'=ax,  =bruis  er,  -bush  cat, 
=gray,  =lin  net,  =lin  tie,  -rock, 
=sill,  'spar^row. 

whine,  whined,  whin'er,  -ing, 
-ing  ly. 

whinge,    whinged. 

whJn'ny,    -ing,    -nied. 

whip,  -per,  -ping,  -py,  -ster, 
whipped. 

whip'cat,  a  person,  -fish,  -jack, 
a  person,  -saw,  v.,  -saw  ing, 
-snake,  -stitch,  v.,  -stitch  ing, 
-tail,    -worm. 

whip'=cord,  -cord  y,  -crane,  -crop, 
-gin,  'graft,  -grass,  -hand,  -han- 
dle, -hang  er,  -hem,  -lash, 
-mak  er,  -mak  ing,  -net,  -ray, 
-rod,  -roll,  -row,  -saw,  n., 
-scor  pi  on,  -shaped,  -sock  et, 
-staflF,  -stalk,  -stick,  -stitch,  n., 
-stock,    -top. 

whip'per-in^,  -snap''per,  whip'- 
ping-boy,  -hoist,  -post,  -snap- 
ping, -top,  whip'-and-der'ry, 
whip'sey-der  ry,  whip'-tom-kel'- 
ly,    a    bird. 

whip'ple  tree    or   whiffle  tree. 

whip'poor  will'. 

whir    (wher),    -ring,    whirred. 

whirl,    -er,    -ing,    whirled. 

whirl'bat,  -blast,  -bone,  -i  gig, 
-pool,    -wind. 

whirl'-a  bout,  -pil  lar,  -worm, 
whirl'ing-ta  ble,    -ma  chine. 

whish,    -ing,    whished. 

whisk,    -ing,    whisked. 

whisk'er,    -ered,    -er  y,    -er  less. 

whis'ket. 

whis'ky  or  -key,  -fris  ky,  -jack, 
-John,    -liv  er. 

whis'per,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -y, 
-pered,  whis'per  ing-gaKler  y. 

whist,    -play,    -play''er. 

whis'tle  (-1),  -tied,  -tier,  -tling, 
whis'tle  wing,  a  duck,  -wood,  a 
tree. 


whis'tle -cup,  -drunk,  -fish,  whis'- 
tling-shop,  whis'tling  S.r'row, 
w.  buoy,  w.  coot,  w.  dick,  w. 
duck,  w.  ea'gle,  w.  mar'mot,  w. 
plo'ver,  w.  snipe,  w.  swan,  w. 
thrush. 

whit,    -bee. 

Whit-Mon'day,       Whit-Tues'day. 

white,  -ness,  whit'ish,  -ish  ness, 
white'back,  a  duck;  a  tree, 
-bait,  a  fish,  -beam,  a  tree, 
-beard,  a  man,  -bel  ly,  a  bird, 
-bill,  a  bird,  -blow,  a  plant, 
-bon  net,  a  person,  -bot  tie,  a 
plant,  -boy,  a  person,  -bug, 
-cap,  a  person;  a  bird,  -coat,  a 
seal,  -fish,  -hause,  a  fish,  -head, 
a  bird,  -rump,  a  bird,  -scop,  a 
bird,  -side,  a  duck,  -smith, 
-spot,  a  moth,  -spur,  a  person, 
-stone,  -tail,  a  bird,  a  deer, 
-throat,  a  bird;  -tip,  a  bird, 
-top,  a  grass,  -wall,  -wash, 
-washed,  -wash  er,  -wash  ing, 
-weed,  -wing,  a  bird,  -wood,  a 
tree,    -worm,    -wort. 

white'-armed,  -backed,  -bak'er, 
a  bird,  -barred,  -beaked, 
-beard  ed,  -bel  lied,  -billed, 
-breastfed,  -brin  died,  -browed, 
-crest  ed,  -crowned,  -ear,  a 
mollusk,  -eared,  -eye,  a  bird, 
-eyed,  -faced,  -fa  vored,  -flesh  er, 
a  grouse,  -flow  ered,  -foot  ed, 
-front  ed,  -grub,  a  beetle,  -gum, 
a  disease,  -hand  ed,  -bass, 
-h6ad  ed,  -horse,  a  shrub;  a 
foam-crested  wave,   -hot. 

white'-leg,  a  disease,  -limed, 
-line,  a.,  -lined,  -lipped,  -list- 
ed, -liv  ered,  -marked,  -mouthed, 
-necked,  -pot,  a  food,  -rib'bon, 
a.,  -rumped,  -salt  ed,  -shaft  ed, 
-sidled,  -spot  ted,  tailed, 

-thighed,  -throat  ed,  -tree, 
-wave,  a  moth,  -winged,  white'- 
beam-tree. 

white'  al  loy,  w.  bass,  w.  brass, 
w.  bronze,  w.  ce'dar,  w.  cop'- 
per,  w.  dai'sy,  w.  damp,  w.  gar'- 
net,  w.  grass,  w.  gull,  w.  hake, 
w.  heath,  w.  hfir'ring,  w.  lark, 
w.  lau'rel,  w.  mil'ler,  w.  mouse, 


not,  nor,  use,  iip,  firn,  etiide,  food,  {dtt,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  BaCh. 


white  pudding 


606 


Wilkowiszki 


w.  pud'ding,    w.    rib'bon,   n.,  w. 

vit'ri  ol,     w.  whale,  w.  wolf. 
White'chap^el,  suburb  of  London. 
White     Friar,     W.     House,     W. 

Huns,  W.  Ju  ra. 
White'field  (whit'-),  Eng.  preach- 
er; vil.  Me.;  tp.  N.  H.;  t.  Eng. 
White'ford,   tp.    Mich, 
whit'en      (-n),      -en  er,       -en  ing, 

whit'en  ing'slick  er,    =stone. 
whith'er,    -so  ev  er. 
whit'ing,    -pol  lack,    -pout. 
whit'leith  er. 
whJt'ling,  a  fish. 
whit'low,    -wort,    whit'low-grass. 
WhJt'sun,    -tide^    -sun  day,    -mon- 

day. 
Whit'sun-ale,    -far  things,    -la  dy, 

-Mon  day,    -Tues  day,    -week. 
whJt'taw,    whit'-taw  er. 
whit'tie,  -tied,  -tier,  -tling,  -tlings. 
whiz,  -zer,  -zing,  -zing  ly,  whizzed, 

whiz'zing -stick. 
who      (hoo),      pos.      whose,      obj. 

whom,   who  ev'er,   -so,    -so  ev'er, 

whose  so  ev'er. 
whoa    (hwo). 
whole,      -ness,      -some,      -some  ly, 

-some  ness,    whol'ly. 
whole' -col  ored,   -foot  ed,    -heart^- 

ed,     -hoofed,     -length,     -skinned, 

-snipe,    -souled,    whole   note,    w. 

stitch,    w.    team. 
whole'sale,    -saled,    -saFer,    -sav- 
ing. 
whom    (hoom),    -ev'er,    -so  ev'er. 
whoop  (hoop),  -er,  -ing,  whooped, 

whoop'-hymn,      -la,     whoop'ing- 

cough,  w.  crane,    w.  swan. 
whorl    (whurl),    -er,    whorled. 
whor'tle    (whur'-),    -ber  ry. 
why    (whi). 

Whyd'ah    (wM'-),    t.    Afr. 
Wic^ca  ca  nee',    tp.    N.    C. 
WKch'i  ta,    co.    and    c.    Kan.;    co. 

and   r.    Tex. 
wick,    -ing,    -y,    wick'-trim^mer. 
wick'ed,    -ly,    -ness. 
wick'en    (-n),    -tree. 
wick'er,    -work,    -ered. 
wick'et,    -keep  er,    -work,    wick'et 

door,    w.    gate. 
Wrcdm'i  c6,   co.    Md. 


Wic^o  nJs'co,    tp.    Pa. 

wide,  -ly,  -ness,  wid'en  (-n), 
-ened,  -en  er,  -en  ing,  wide'gab, 
a    frog. 

wide'=a  wake,  alert;  a  person;  a 
hat;  a  bird,  -chapped,  -eyed, 
'gage,  a.,  -mouthed,  -spread, 
-stretched,  -wa  tered,    -work. 

wJd'geon    (-jiin),    -coot,    -grass. 

Wid'in    (vid'-),    t.    Bulgaria. 

Wid'ngs,    t.    Eng. 

wid'ow,  -hood,  -owed,  -ow  er, 
-er  hood. 

wid'ow-bench,  -bird,  -burn  ing, 
-duck,  -finch,  -hunt  er,  -hunt- 
ing, -mak^er,  -wail,  wid  ow's- 
cross. 

width,    -wise. 

wield,  -a  ble,  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  -less, 
-y,    -i  ness. 

Wie  licz'ka    (ve  lich'ka),    t.    Aust. 

Wieprz  (vyeprzh),  r.  Pol. 

Wies  ba'den  (ves-),  watering 
place    Prus. 

wife,  pi.  wives,  wife'hood,  -less, 
-like,  -ly,  wife' -bound,  -carl, 
-rid  den. 

wig,  -less,  -ging,  wigged,  wig'tail, 
a  bird,  wig'-block,  -mak  er, 
-mak  ing,    -tree,    -weav  er. 

wig'an. 

wig'gle,  -gled,  -gler,  -gling,  -gle- 
tail. 

wight    (wit),    -y. 

wlg'wig,    -ging,    -wagged. 

wJg'wam    (or   -w6m). 

wild,  -ing,  -ish,  -ly,  -ness,  wild'- 
brain,  a  person,  -cat,  n.  and 
a.,  -grave,  wild'-fire,  -fly  ing, 
-wil  liams,  a  plant,  -wood, 
wild    cher^ry,  n.,  w.  fowl. 

wilde'beest    (or   wll'de  bast). 

wil'der,  -ing,  -ment,  -dered, 
-dered  ly. 

wil'cfer  ness. 

wile,    wil'y,    -i  ly,    -i  ness. 

wil'ful    or   will'ful,    -ly,    -ness. 

Wil  hglmj  (vll  hel'me),  Ger.  violin. 

Wil'helms  ho  he  (vil'helms  he  e), 
castle    Ger. 

Wilkes'bir  re    or  =Bar^re,    c.    Pa. 

Wil  ko  wisz'ki  (vll  ko  vish'ke),  t. 
Poland. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,   sofa,    mete,   met,   her,   ice,   In,    note, 


will 


607 


wmg 'Compass 


will,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ing  ness, 
-ful,  -fully,  -fulness,  willed, 
will'^less,  -wor  ship,  -wor  ship  er. 

Wnia'mgtte,    r.    Ore. 

wil'let. 

wil'lie^fish  er,  =hawk  ie,  -muf  tie, 
=man-beard,  a  fish,  wil'lie- 
waught    ( -wadit) . 

wJl'li  waw. 

WiU'mar,    vil.    Minn. 

will'=o*»the=wisp^ 

Wll'loughby   (-16  bi),    vil.    O. 

wil'low,  -ing,  -ish,  -y,  -lowed, 
wil'low  wort. 

wil'low =beau  ty,  -bee,  -bee  tie, 
-cac  tus,  =cat  er  pil  lar,  -cim- 
bex,  -deer,  -doFer  us,  -fly,  -gall, 
-gar  den,  -ground,  -grouse, 
-herb,  'lark,  -leaf,  -ma  chine  ^ 
-moth,  -myr  tie,  -oak,  -peel  er, 
-ptar^mi  gan,  -saw  fly,  -slug, 
-spar  row,  -thorn,  -war  bier, 
=weed,    -wren. 

wnay-nJl'ly,    wll'ly-wag'tail. 

wilt,    -ed,    -ing. 

wim'ble,    -bled,    -bUng. 

Wimp'fen    (vimp'-),    t.    Ger. 

Wimpf  fen'  (vanp^fan'  or  -f6n' 
or   vimp'fen),    Fr.    gen. 

wXm'ple,    -pled,    -pling. 

win,  -na  ble,  -ner,  -ning,  -ning  ly, 
-ning  ness,  -some,  -some  ly, 
-some  ness,  won  (wun),  win'- 
bread,  win'ning-head  way,   -post. 

win'ber  ry. 

wince,  winced,  win'cing,  -cer, 
wince' -pit,  -pot,  win'cing-ma- 
chine''. 

wJn'cey,    a    strong    cloth. 

winch. 

wind,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  wound, 
wind'-up. 

wind'ing=en  gine,  -ma  chine^ 

-pend  ant,  -rope,  -sheet,  -stairs, 
-sticks,    =tac  kle,    w.  up. 

wind,  -age,  -ed,  -y,  -i  ly,  -i  ness, 
-ward. 

wJnd'bag,  a  person,  -ball,  -ber  ry, 
-break,  -fall,  -fall  en,  -fan  ner, 
a  hawk,  -fish,  -flow  er,  -hawk, 
-hov  er,  a  hawk,  -pipe,  -seed, 
a  plant,  -stroke,  -suck^er,  a 
bird,    -thrush,    -way. 


wJnd'-band,  -beam,  -bill,  -bore, 
-bound,  -brace,  -bro'ken, 

-chan'ging,  -chart,  -chest,  -col- 
ic, -con  tu''sion,  -cut  ter,  -cut- 
ting, -di  al,  -dog,  -drop  sy,  -egg, 
-fer  til  ized,  -fur  nace,  'gage, 
-gall,  -gap,  -gun,  -gust,  -hatch, 
-herb,  -house,  -in^stru  ment, 
-mark  er,  -plant,  -pox,  -pres  sure, 
-pump,  -rec  ord,  -rode,  -rose, 
-sail,  -scale,  -scoop,  -shaft,  -shake, 
-shak^en,  -shock,  -spout,  -stop, 
-storm,  -suck  ing,  -swept,  -swift, 
-tight,  -trunk,  -wheel,  wind'y- 
foot  ed,    wind   side. 

wind'lass. 

win'dle  straw,    a    bird. 

wind' mill,    -cap,    -grass,    -plant. 

win'dow,  -less,  -bar,  -blind,  -box, 
-catch,  -clean''er,  -cur  tain,  -fas'- 
ten  er,  -frame,  -gar  den  ing, 
-gaz  er,  -glass,  -jack,  -latch, 
-16ad,  -lift,  -mar  tin,  -mir  ror, 
-o  pen  er,  -oys  ter,  -pane,  -pan^el, 
-plant,  -post,  -pull,  -sash,  -screen, 
-seat,  -sec  tor,  -shade,  -shell, 
-shut  ter,    -sill,    -stile,    -stool. 

wlnd'row,    -ing,    -rowed. 

Wind'sor  (win'zur),  t.  Eng.;  co. 
Vt.;  c.  Mo.;  vil.  N.  Y.;  t.  N. 
C;  W.  Cas  tie,  Eng.,  W.  Locks, 
vil.  Ct.,  W.  Ter  race,  vil.  N.  Y., 
W.  bean,  W.  chair,  W.  soap, 
W.   Knight. 

wine,  -less,  wined,  win'ing, 
win'er  y,  -y,  wine'ber  ry,  -fly, 
-glass  ful. 

wine' -bag,  -bib  ber,  -bib  ber  y, 
-bis  cuit,  -blue,  -bot  tie,  -bowl, 
-bush,  -car  riage,  -cask,  -cel- 
lar, -col  ored,  -con  ner,  -cool  er, 
-fat,  -foun  tain,  -glass,  -grow  er, 
-grow  ing,  -marc,  -meas  ure, 
-mer  chant,  -oil,  -palm,  -par  ty, 
-pier  cer,  -press,  -room,  -sap, 
-skin,  -sour,  -stone,  -tast  er, 
-vault,    -vin  e  gar,    -war  rant. 

Wine'bren  ner,    -ne'ri  an. 

wing,  -ed,  -ed  ly,  -er,  -ing,  -less, 
-less  ness,  -let,  -y,  winged, 
wing'figh,  -seed. 

wing' -band,  -bar,  -bay,  -beat, 
-bow,     -case,     -cell,     -com  pass, 


n6t,  nor,  use,  lip,  iirn,  etiide,  food,  fd&t,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  BaCh. 


wing-conch 


608 


witwal 


-conch  (=konk),  --cover,  -covert, 
-fSath  er,  -foot  ed,  -formed, 
-gud  geon,  -hand  ed,  -leafed, 
-mem  brane,  -nerv  ure,  -net, 
-pad,  -pas  sage,  -pen,  -post, 
-quill,  -rail,  -scale,  -sheath, 
-shell,  -shoot  ing,  -shot,  -snail, 
-spread,  -stop  per,  -stroke, 
-swift,  -tip,  -tract,  -tran  som, 
-wale,    -wall,  -wea'ry. 

wink,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -less, 
winked. 

wink'er-lfiatll  er,  -mus  cle,  -plate, 
-strap,  wink'ing  owl,  wink'-a- 
peep^ 

win'kel    (vin'-). 

Win'kel  ried  (vink'el  ret),  Swiss 
patriot. 

win'kle,    -hawk. 

Win  ne  ba'go,  co.  111.;  co.  la.; 
CO.   Wis.;   tp.    Minn. 

win'nel. 

Win  ne  muc'ca,    t.    Nev. 

Win'ne  pe  sau'kee,   1.   N.   H, 

Wln^ni  pe  go'sis,    1.    Can. 

wJn'now,    -er,    -ing,    -nowed. 

win'now -sheet,  win'now  ing-bas- 
ket,    -fan,    -ma  chined 

WJno'na,    co.    Minn.;    t.    Miss. 

WI  noDS'kl,    vil.    and    r.    Vt. 

Wln'scho^ten  (-sko^-),  t.  Nether- 
lands. 

Wins'low    (winz'-),    vil.    Me.;    tp. 

N-   J- 

win'ter,  -er,  -ing,  -ish,  -less,  -ly, 
-tered,  -try,  -tri  ness,  win'ter- 
ber  ry,    -green,    -weed. 

win'ter -beafen  (-n),  -bloom, 
-bon  net,  a  bird,  -bound,  -cher- 
ry, -clad,  -clo  ver,  -crack, 
-cress,  -flow  er,  -ground,  -kill, 
-lodge,  part  of  a  plant,  -rig, 
v.,  -set  tie,  -tide,  win'ter  green- 
oil,  win'ter  gar''den,  w.  quar  ters, 
w.   sports. 

wJnze. 

wipe,  wiped,  wip'er,  -ing,  wip'er- 
wheel,    wip'ing-rod. 

wire,  wired,  wir'ing,  -er,  -y,  -i  ly, 
-i  ness. 

wire'draw,  -grub,  a  worm,  -man, 
-smith,  -way,  -weed,  -work, 
-worm. 


wire' -bent,  -bird,  -cut  ter,  -dan'- 
cer,  -edge,  -edged,  -find  er, 
-gage,  -grass,  -heel,  -mi  crom^- 
e  ter,  -pan,  -peg  ger,  -pull  er, 
-road,  -sil  ver,  -straight  en  er, 
-stretch  er,  -tram  way,  -twist, 
-works,  -work  er,  -work  ing,  wir'- 
ing-ma  chine,   -press. 

wire  bridge,  w.  brush,  w.  car'- 
tridge  w.  cloth,  w.  net'ting,  w. 
rod,  w.  tape. 

wis'dom    (wiz'diim),    -tooth. 

wise  (wiz),  -ly,  wis'er,  -est,  wise'- 
a  ere,  a  person,  wise'-heart  ed, 
-like. 

wish,  -a  ble,  -er,  -ing,  -ful,  -ful- 
ly,   -ful  ness,   wished. 

wish' -bone,  -wash,  wish'ing-bone, 
-cap,    -ring,   -rod,   wish'y-wash^y. 

wisp,    -y. 

wist,    knew. 

Wis  ta'ri  a,  Bot.  genus,  wis  ta'ri  a, 
a   plant. 

wist'ful,    -ly,    -ness,    -less. 

wit,  -less,  -less  ly,  -less  ness, 
-ling,  -ted,  -ti  cism,  -ty,  -ti  ly, 
-ti  ness,  -ting  ly,  wit'mon  ger, 
wit'ti  cas  ter,  wit' -starved,  -tooth. 

witch,  -er  y,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  witched, 
witch'craft,    -wood,    a   tree. 

witch' -al  der,  -ball,  -bells,  -chick, 
-doc  tor,  -elm,  -grass,  -hag, 
-ha  zel,  -knot,  -meal,  -rid  den, 
-seek  er,    -stitch,    -tree,    -wife. 

witch'es' -bells,  -be  som,  -broom, 
-but  ter,     -thim  ble. 

witch'et. 

wite. 

with,  -al',  -draw',  -draw'al,  -er, 
-ing,  -ment,  ^drew',  -drawn', 
-in',  -in'side,  -out',  -stand', 
-stand'ing,    -stood'. 

withe,  withed,  with'ing,  -y, 
withe' -rod. 

with'er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  -ered, 
with'er-band,    with'er  ing-floor. 

with'ers,    with'er-wrung. 

with  hold',    -er,    -ing,    -held'. 

wit'loDf. 

wit'ness,  -er,  -ing,  -nessed,  wit'- 
ness-box,     -chair,    -stand,    -tree. 

Wit'ten  b6rg    (vet'-),    t.    Prus. 

wit'wal. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,   sofa,    mete,    mSt,   her,   ice,   !n,    note, 


609 


wood'Shrike 


wive,    wived,    wiv'ing. 

wJz'ard,    -ly,    -ry. 

wiz'en    (-n),    -faced. 

Wloc  la'wek  (vlots  la'vek),  t.   Pol. 

woad,     -ed,    woad'wax  en,    \voad'« 

mill. 
Wo'burn    (woo'-),    c.    Mass. 
Wo'den,    Myth.,    -ism. 
woe  or  wo,  -ful  or  wo'ful,   -ful  ly, 

-fulness,   -be  gone,   woe'^wea  ried, 

=-worn. 
Wo'king,    par.    Eng. 
Wol'cdtt      (wool'-),      vil.      N.  Y.; 

Eng.      poet;      Gov,      of      Conn.; 

Amer.    statesman. 
wold. 
Wolf     (volf),     Ger.     critic;     Wolff 

(volf),    Ger.    sculp. 
wolf    (woolf),    pi.    wolves,    wolf'er, 

-ing,     -ish,     -ish  ly,     -kin,     -ling, 

wolf 'berry,   -hound,   -robe,   -skin. 
wolf-dog,      -eel,      -fish,      -moth, 

-net,      -note,      -scalp,      -spi  der, 

-tooth,    -trap. 
wolf's-bane,    -claws,    -fist,  -foot,  a 

moss,  -head,   an  outlaw,  -milk,  a 

plant. 
Wolfe      (wd61f),      Amer.      philan.; 

Irish    poet;    Eng.    gen. 
wol^ver  ene'  or  -ine'  (wool'ver  en'). 
wom'an     (wd6m'-),     pi.     wom'en 

(wim'gn),   -ish,   -ish  ly,   -ish  ness, 

-hood,     -kind,     -less,     -like,     -ly, 

-li  ness,  wom'en  folk. 
wom'an-bod  y,       -born,       -guard, 

-hatter,    -hatting,    -quell  er,    -suf- 
frage,     -suf  fra  gist,      wom'en's- 

tree. 
womb    (woom),    wombed,    womb- 

grain,   -pas  sage,   -stone. 
won   (wun).      See   win. 
won'der    (wun'-),    -er,    -ing,    -ing- 

ly,    -ful,    -ful  ly,    -ful  ness,    -land, 

-ment,       won'drous,       -drous  ly, 

-drous  ness. 
won'der-net,      -stone,      -strick  en, 

-work,    -work  er,    -wound  ed. 
won'ga-won^ga       {or      wong'a- 

wong^a). 
wont    (wGnt),    -ed,    -ed  ness. 
won't    {or   wunt),    will    not. 
WOD,  -er,  -ing,  -ing  ly,  wooed. 
wd6d,    -ed,    -en,     -en  y,    -en  ness, 


-less,  -sy  (-zy),  -ward,  -ward- 
ship,   -y,    -i  ness. 

wood'bine,  -bind,  -chat,  -chuck, 
an  animal,  -cock,  -crack  er,  a 
bird,  -craft,  -cut,  -hack,  a  bird, 
job  ber,  a  bird,  -knack  er,  a 
bird,  -land,  -man,  -peck  er, 
-reeve,  -ruff,  -shock,  -suck  er, 
a  bird,  -tap  per,  a  bird,  -top- 
per, a  bird,  -wale,  -wax, 
-wax  en,  -work,  wood'en  head, 
a    person,    -ware,    woods'man. 

wood'-ac  id,  -ag  ate,  -al  co  hoi, 
-al  mond,  -a  nem'o  ne,  -ant, 
-ap  pie,  -ash  es,  -awl,  -bab- 
oon^  -bar  ley,  -bee  tie,  -bet- 
o  ny,  -bill,  -bird,  -block, 
-boil  er,  -bor  er,  -born,  -bound, 
-broom,  -bug,  -cal  a  mint,  a  plant, 
-carv  er,  -carv  ing,  -cell,  -char- 
coal, -chop  per,  -chuck,  a 
chuck  in  a  lathe,  -coal,  -cop- 
per, -corn,  -crash,  -crick^et, 
-cul  ver,  -cut  ter,  -cut  ting, 
-dove,    -drill,    -drink,    -duck. 

wood' -eat  er,  -eat  ing,  -em  boss- 
ing, -end,  -en  grav^er,  =en- 
grav'ing,  =e  vil,  -fell  er,  -fern, 
-fi  ber,  -fire,  -flour,  -fran  co- 
lin,  -fret  ter,  -fret  ting,  -frog, 
-gas,  -ger  manner,  -girt,  -gnat, 
-god,  -grass,  -grind  er,  -grind''- 
ing,  -grouse,  -hack^er,  -bag- 
ger, -hawk,  -hen,  -hew  er, 
-hew  ing,  -hole,  -hon  ey,  -hoo''- 
poe,  -horse,  -house,  -i^bis,  -in- 
lay, -king  fish  er,  -lark,  -lau- 
rel, -lay  er,  -16op  ard,  -lil  y, 
-liv  er  wort,    -lock,    -lot,    -louse. 

wood'-march,  -meas  ur  er,  -meet- 
ing, -mill,  -mite,  -mouse, 
-naph  tha,  -net  tie,  -nights- 
shade,  -note,  -nut,  -nymph, 
-oil,  -o  pal,  -owl,  -pa  per, 
-pa  ren  chy  ma  (-ren^kl-),  -par- 
tridge, -pea,  -peat,  -pe  wee, 
-pie,  -pi  geon,  -pile,  -pim  per- 
nel,  -pulp,  -quail,  -quest,  -rab- 
bit, -rat,  -reed,  -rob  in,  -rock, 
-rush. 

wood' -sage,  -sand  pip  er,  -san^i- 
cle,  -saw,  -saw  yer,  -screw, 
-shed,         -shel  drake,         -shrike, 


n6t,  nor,  use,  up,  firn,  etiide,  food,  fd6t,  anger,  bohmot,  thus,  Bach. 
39 


wood  shrimp 


610 


wound 


-shrimp,  =-skin,  -slave,  -snail, 
-snake,  -snipe,  -sdot,  -sor  rel, 
-sour,  -spack,  -spir  it,  -spite, 
-spurge,  =star,  -still,  -stone, 
-stork,  -stove,  -straw  ber  ry, 
-swal  low,  -swift,  -tar,  -thrush, 
-tick,  -tin,  -tit  mouse,  -tor  toise, 
-turn  er,  -turn  ing,  -vetch,  -vine, 
-vin  e  gar,  -vi  o  let,  -wag  tail, 
-walk  er,  -war  bier,  -wasp, 
-wid  geon,  -wind,  -wool,  -work- 
er,  -worm,   -wren,  -wroth,   -yard. 

wood'  car  pet,  made  of  wood, 
w.  pave  ment,  w.  stamp,  wood'- 
louse  miFle  ped. 

wood'cock-eye,  -fish,  -owl,  -pi- 
lot, -shell,  -snipe,  wood'chat- 
shrike,    wood'en-head  ed. 

Wood'bu  ry  type. 

woof,    -y. 

wd61,  -en,  -ly,  -li  ness,  -sey  (-si), 
wool  en  et'  or  -ette',  wool'fell, 
-head,  a  duck,  -mon  ger,  -pack, 
-sack,    -stock,    -work. 

wool' -ball,  -bear  ing,  -burl  er, 
-card  er,  -clean  er,  -clip,  -comb  er, 
-dry^er,  -dust  er,  -dyed,  -ex  tract, 
-fat,  -gath  er  ing,  -grass,  -grease, 
-grower,  -hall,  -man,  -mer^chant, 
-mill,  -nee  die,  -oil,  -oil  er, 
-pack  er,  -pick  er,  -pow  der,  -sale, 
-scrib  bier,  -shears,  -sort  er, 
-sow  er,  -sponge,  -sta  pie, 
-sta  pier,  -windier. 

wool'en-cord,  -dra  per,  -print  er, 
-print  ing,  -scrib^bler,  wool'ly- 
but,  -haired,  -head,  a  person, 
-head^ed. 

W^l'wich   (-Ich  or  -Ij),   t.   Eng. 

woom,    a    beaver's    fur. 

woon,    a    governor. 

Wdt)s'ter,    c.    O.;    Amer.    gen. 

Worces'ter  (wd6s'-),  co.  Md.;  c. 
Mass.;  tp.  N.  Y.;  Eng.  inventor; 
Amer.  lexicographer. 

word  (wurd),  -ed,  -ing,  -less,  -y, 
-i  ly,   -i  ness. 

word' -blind,  -book,  -bound, 
-build  ing,  -catch  er,  -d6af  ness, 
-form,  -for  ma'tion,  -mak  ing, 
-mem'o  ry,  -paint  er,  -paint  ing, 
-pic  ture,    -play,    -square,   -strife. 

wore.     See  wear. 


work  (wurk),  -a  ble,  -a  ble  ness, 
-a  bil'i  ty,  -a  day,  -er,  -ing, 
-less,  -some,  worked,  work'- 
fel  low,  -house,  -man,  -man- 
like, -man  ly,  -man  ship,  -mas- 
ter, -mis  tress,  -room,  -shop, 
-wom  an. 

work' -bag,  -bas  ket,  -bench,  -box, 
-day,  -folk,  -folks,  'girl,  -holder, 
-lead,  -peo  pie,  -roll  er,  -stone, 
»ta  ble,  -u''nit. 

work'er-bob  bin,  -cell,  -comb,  -egg, 
work'er  ant,  w.  bee. 

work'ing-beam,  =day,  -face, 
-house,  -point,  -rod,  work'ing 
class,  w.  draw  ing,  w.  man,  w. 
mod'el,  w.  par  ty,  w.  plan, 
work'house -sheet  ing,    w.  school. 

world    (wurld),    -ly,    -li  ness,    -ling. 

world' -bar  dened,  -Ian  guage,  -old, 
-wea  ried,  -wide,  world'lymlnd^- 
ed,    -wise. 

worm  (wurm),  -er,  -ing,  -ling, 
-y,    wormed,    worm'seed,    -wood. 

worm' -bark,  -bur  row,  -cast, 
-cod,  -col  ic,  -dye,  -eat,  -eat  en, 
-eat  en  ness,  -eat  er,  -fe''ver,  -fish- 
er, -gear,  -grass,  -hole,  -holed, 
-lar  va,  -like,  -oil,  -pipe,  -pow- 
der, -punch,  -rack,  -safe, 
-shaft,  -shell,  -snake,  -tea, 
-track,  -wheel,  -wire,  worm'ing- 
pot,  worm'seed-mus  tard,  -oil, 
worm   fence,    worms'    meat. 

w6m.        See  wear.       worn' -out. 

wor'ry  (wur'-),  -ing,  -ing  ly, 
-ri  er,  -ri  less,  -ri  ment,  -ri  some. 

worse    (wurs),    worst.      See   ill. 

wor'ship  (wur'-),  -shiped  or 
-shipped,  -ship  er  or  -per,  -ship- 
ing  or  -ping,  -ship  a  ble,  -a- 
bil'i  ty,    -ful,    -ful  ly,    -ful  ness. 

worst    (wurst),    v.,    -ed,    -ing. 

worst'ed  (woosf-  or  wurst'-), 
-work. 

wort  (wurt),  -con  dens'er,  -cool- 
er,   -fil  ter,    -re  frig''er  a  tor. 

worth  (wurth),  -less,  -less  ly, 
-less  ness,  wor'thy,  -thi  ly,  -thi- 
ness. 

Wort'ley   (wurt'-),    tp.    Eng. 

would    (wood),    -be. 

wound,  V.     See  wind. 


fate,   fat,   far,    fall,   f^re,    fast,   sofa,    mete,    met,   her,   ice,   In,    note, 


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wound  (wdond  or  wound),  n.   and 

v.,   -a  ble,    -ed,    -er,    -ing,    -less, 

wound' wort,  wound' 'fe  ver,  -gall. 
wou'ra  li=plant       (woo'ra  li-       or 

-ra'li=). 
wove,    wov'en    (-n).      See  weave. 
wrack    (rak),    =grass. 
wraith    (rath). 
wran'gle,    -gled,    -gler,    -gler  ship, 

-gling,    -gle  some,    -gle-foot^ed. 
wrl,p,    -page,    -per,    -ping,    wrap'= 

ras  cal,    wrap'ping=pa  per,     =silk. 
wrasse    (ras),    =fish. 
wrath,  -ful,  -ful  ly,  -ful  ness,  -less, 

-y,    -i  ly. 
wreak    (rek),    -er,    -ing,    wreaked, 
wreath,  -less,  -y,  wreath' ^an  i  maF- 

cule,    =shell. 
wreathe,  wreathed,  wreath'er,   -en. 
wreck   (rek),    -age,    -er,    -ing,    -ful, 

wrecked,    wreck'fish. 
wreck'=car,      =chart,      =com^pa  ny, 

=crew,  =free,  =in^stru  ment,   =mas- 

ter,  =wood,  wreck'ing=car,  -pump. 
Wrgk'in,    hill    Eng. 
wren    (ren).    -bab  bier,    =tit,  -war''- 

bler. 
wrench    (rench),    -ing,    wrenched, 

wrench' =ham  mer,     -han  die. 
Wrgn'tham,   tp.    Mass. 
wrest,      -ed,      -er,      -ing,      wrest' = 

block,    =pin,    »plank. 
wres'tle   (res'l),   -tied,   -tier,   -tling. 
wretch,   -ed,   -ed  ly,   -ed  ness. 
Wrgx'ham,    bor.    Wales, 
wrig'gle  (rig'l),  -gled,  -gler,  -gling. 
Wright    (rit). 
wring,      wrung,      wring'er,      -ing, 

wring'=bolt,  -staff,   wring'ing=ma- 

chine',    wring'ing    wet. 
wrin'kle,       -kled,       -kling,       -kly, 

wrin'kle^beaked,     wrin'kling=ma- 

chine. 
wrist,    -er,    -let,    wrist'band,    -fall. 
wrist' »bone,  =cl6''nus,  =drop,  -guard, 

=guide,  -joint,  -link,  -pin,  -plate, 

-shot,  -touch. 


writ,  write,  wrote,  writ'ten,  writ'- 
er,    -ing,    write-up. 

writ'ing-book,  -box,  -cab  i  net, 
-case,  -cham  bers,  -desk,  -foFio, 
-frame,  -ink,  -ma  chine,  -mas- 
ter, -pa  per,  -reed,  -school,  -set, 
-ta  ble,    -tel  e  graph. 

writlie,   writhed,   writh'ing,   -ing  ly. 

Wr6ck'war  dine,    vil.    Eng. 

wr6ng,  -er,  -ing,  -ful,  -ful  ly, 
-ful  ness,  -less,  -ly,  -ness, 
wronged. 

wrong' -do^er,  -doling,  -head, 
-head  ed,  -head  ed  ly,  -head  ed- 
ness,  -heart  ed,  -heart  ed  ness, 
-mind^ed. 

wroth    (rath),    -ful. 

Wrottes'ley  (rots'li),  Eng.  astron. 

wrought  (rawt),  -i  ron,  a., 
wrought    i  ron,    n. 

wrung.     See  wring. 

wry  (ri),  -ly,  -ness,  wry'bill,  a 
bird,  -mouth,  a  fish,  -neck,  a 
disease;  a  bird,  wry' -billed, 
-mouthed,    -necked. 

Wu  hu'    (woD  hoo'),    c.    China. 

Wu-Ki  ang'  (wob^-ke  ang'),  r. 
China. 

Wulf'rath    (viilf'rat),    t.    Prus. 

Wun    (woon),    dist.    India. 

Wiirt'tembgrg  (viirt'-),  king.  Ger. 

Wiirz'burg    (vurts'bd6rg),    t.    Bav. 

wuth'er. 

Wy'an  d6t'  (wi^-),  co.  O.,  wy'- 
an  dotte  (wi'-),  a  breed  of  fowls. 

Wy^an  d6tte',  a  tribe  of  Indians; 
CO.    Kan.;    c.    Mich. 

Wyc'lif  (wlk'-)  or  -liflfe  or  Wick'- 
liffe,  Eng.  reformer,  translator 
of  the  Bible,  -lif  ite,  Wyc'liffe, 
parish    Eng. 

wy 'lie -coat    (wl'-). 

Wymond'ham  (wind'am),  t.  Eng. 

Wyn'ge  ne    (win'ga  ne),   vil.   Belg. 

wynn    (win),    a    wagon, 

Wythe  (with),  co.  Va.,  -ville,  t. 
Va. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  urn,  etiide,  food,  fdot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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ye 


X4eg,  -rays. 

Xa  mil  te  pec'     or     Ja  mil-     (ha- 

mel  ta  pek'),    t.    Mex. 
Xan'a  du     (zan'a  doo),     Coleridge, 

Kuhla   Khan. 
Xan'tMcus    (zan'-),    Bih. 
Xav'i  er    (zav'-),    Sp.    missionary. 
Xa'vi  er    de     Me  ne'zes     (sha've- 

er    da    ma  na'zes),    Port.    gen. 
xe'bec    (ze'bek). 
Xe'nra    (ze-),    c.    O. 
xe'ni  al    (ze'-). 

Xen'o  phon  (zen'-),  Athenian  gen. 
Xe  res',  de  (da  ha  reth'),  Sp.  hist. 
xe  ro'sis    (ze-). 
Xerx'es  (zerx'ez),  King  of  Persia. 


Xi  me'nes  (zl  me'nez),  Sp.  states- 
man;   Sp.    explorer. 

Xin  gu'    (shen  goo'),    r.    Brazil. 

xi'phoid    (zl'foid  or  ziP-). 

Xir  o  cho'ri  on  (zir  6  ko're  on), 
eparchy    Greece. 

Xul'la  (zool'la)  or  Su'la  (soo'la), 
isls.    Malay    Arch. 

xy'lo  graph  (zl'-),  -graph'ic,  -ic- 
al,    -log'ra  pher,    -ra  phy. 

xy'loid    (zi'-),    -ine. 

xy  16m'e  ter    (zi-). 

xy'lo  phone    (zi'-). 

xy'lose    (zi'los). 

xy  16t'o  mous   (zi-). 

xyst  (zist). 


Y-moth,    -shaped,    Y    branch,    Y 

yan  yean'  {or  yan'-). 

car^ti  lage,     Y    cross,     Y    lev  el, 

yaourt    (yourt    or   yoort). 

Y   lig  a  ment,    Y   track. 

yap. 

ya'boD    or    -bu    (-boo). 

Yaqui'    (-ke'),    r.    Mex. 

y^c'ca,    -tree,    -wood. 

yard,   -age,  -ful,  -keep,  -man,  -mas- 

yacht (y6t),  -ed,  -er,  -ing,  yachts'- 

ter,   -stick,    yards'man. 

man,      -man  ship,      yacht' -built, 

yard' -arm,    -grass,    -land,    -lim  it, 

-club. 

-rope,     -shngs,     -tac  kle,     -wand, 

Ya'hoo,    Gulliver's    Travels. 

yard    meas  ure. 

yak  {or  yak). 

yire,    -ly. 

Yak'i  ma,   co.   Wash. 

Yar' mouth,    tp.    Me.;    tp.    Mass.; 

Yiko'ba,    c.    Afr. 

CO.    N.    S. 

yak'sha,   Myth. 

yarn,    -beam,    -clear  er,    -dress  er. 

Yakut'    (-koof). 

-me  ter,     -print  er,     -reel,     -roll, 

Yakutsk'    (-kootsk'),    prov.    Sib. 

-scale,    -spool  er,    -test  er,    -wind- 

Y^robush'a  (-bd6sh'-),   co.  Miss. 

er. 

Ya4u-ki  ang'      (4oD-ki  ang'),      r. 

yar'pha. 

Korea. 

yir'rah,  a  tree. 

yam,  -bean,   -root. 

yir'row. 

Yd'ma  {or  yam'a).  Myth. 

yash'mak    or    -mac. 

ya'men. 

yit'a  ghan. 

Y&ng=tse-Kr  ang',  r.  China. 

yaw,    -ing,    -ey,    yawed. 

Yanit'za    (-net'sa),    t.    Turk. 

yawl,  -ing,  yawled,  yawl-rigged. 

yank,    -ing,    yanked. 

yawn,    -er,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    yawned. 

Yan'kee,    -do'm,    -fied,    -ism,    -ize. 

yaws. 

-ized,     -i  zing,     -land,     Yan'kee - 

Ya  zoo',   CO.    Miss. 

gang,    Yan'kee    doo'dle. 

Y  bi  cuy'   (e  be  kwe'),  r.  S.  Amer. 

Yante'lSs    (-ta'-),    mt.    Chile. 

ye    or   you. 

fate,   fXt,   far,   fall,    fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   met,   her,   ice,  in,   note, 


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yea. 

Yea'don,    t.    Eng. 

yean,    -ing,    -ling,    yeaned. 

year,  -ling,  -long,  -ly,  year'-bird, 
»book. 

yearn,    -ing,    -ing  ly,    yearned. 

yeast,  -y,  yeast'-bit  ten,  «cake, 
=cell,  =fun  gus,  --plant,  -pow  der, 
y.  beer. 

Ye  g6r  yevsk'    (ya-),    t.    Russ. 

Ye'ia    (ya'va),    r.    Russ. 

Ye'isk    (ya''-),    t.    Russ. 

Ye  ka  te  rin'burg  (ya  ka  ta  ren'- 
bobrg),    t.    Russ. 

Ye  ka  te  ri  no  slaf  (ya  ka  ta  re- 
no  slav'),    t.    Russ. 

Ye  li  za  v6t  pol'  (ya  le'sa-),  t. 
Russ. 

yell,    -ing,    yelled. 

ySl'low,  -ing,  -ish,  -ish  ness, 
-ness,    -y,    -lows,    -lowed. 

yel'low  bel  ly,  a  fish,  -bill,  a  duck, 
-bird,  -crown,  a  bird,  -fin,  a  fish, 
-fish,  -ham,  a  bird,  -ham  mer,  a 
bird,  -head,  a  bird,  -leg,  a  bird, 
-legs,  a  bird,  -poll,  a  widgeon, 
-root,  a  plant,  -rump,  a  bird, 
-seed,  a  plant,  -shank,  a  bird, 
-shanks,  a  bird,  -shell,  a  moth, 
-shins,  a  bird,  -tail,  a  fish, 
-throat,  a  bird,  -top,  a  turnip, 
-weed,    -wood,    a    tree,    -wort. 

yel'loW'backed,  -barred,  =beak, 
'billed,  -breast  ed,  -browed, 
-cov  ered,  -crowned,  -duck- 
wing,  a.,  -eyed,  -foot  ed, 
-front  ed,  -golds,  a  plant,  =gum, 
a  disease,  -head  ed,  -horned, 
-jack,  -jack  et,  an  insect,  -leg^- 
ged,  -line,  a.,  -necked,  -polled, 
-ringed,  -rock  et,  a  plant, 
-rumped,  -shaft  ed,  -shoul- 
dered, -spot  ted,  -tailed,  -throat- 
ed,   -winged,    -wrack. 

yel'low  b^ss,  y.  box,  y.  bunting, 
y.  cress,  y.  cy  press,  y.  earth,  y. 
fe'ver,  y.  flag,  a  plant,  y.  i  ris, 
y.  jack  et,  a  coat,  y.  met  al,  y. 
perch,  y.  pike,  y.  sal  ly,  y.  spot, 
y.  wash,  y.  wren. 

yelp,    -er,    -ing,    yelped. 

Y6m'en,    vil.    Turk. 

yen. 


Sib., 


Yen  i  se'i     (yen^e  sa'e),      r. 

-se'an   or   -se'ian    (-yan). 
yeo'man,    -Uke,    -ly,    -ry. 
Yeot'mal    (yot'-),    dist.    India. 
Yeo'vil,    t.    India. 
yer'ba,  -ma^'te. 
yes. 
yes'ter  day,      -ter  eve,      -ter  e  ven, 

-ter  eve  ning,       -ter  morn,       -ter- 

morn  ing,  -ter  night,  yes'ter-year. 
yet. 

yew   (yoo),    -en,   yew' -pine,    -tree. 
Yg'dra  sil   or   Ygg'-   (Ig'-),    Myth. 
Yid,    -dish. 
yield,     -a  ble,     -er,     -ing,     -ing  ly, 

-ing  ness. 
ydck'el. 
yo'del    or    -die,     -del  er    or    -dler, 

-deled     or     -delled,     -del  ing     or 

-ling    or    -dling. 
yo'ga,   yo'gi    (-ge),    yo'gism. 
yoke,  yoked,  yok'ing,  yoke'fel  low, 

-mate. 
yoke'-ar  bor,   -bone,   -dev  il,   -elm, 

-line,    -rope,    -toed, 
yo'kel  or  yoch'el   or  yock'el    (-kl). 
Yo  ko  ha'ma,  c.  Japan,  Y.  fowls. 
yolk    (yok   or   yolk),    -y. 
yolk' -bag,  -cleav'age,  -duct,  -gland, 

-sac,    -seg  men  taction,    -skin. 
y6n,    ySn'der. 
Yonge   (yung),   Eng.   philol.;   Eng. 

novelist. 
yore. 

Yo  ru'ba,    coun.    Afr. 
Yo  sfem'I  te,   valley  and    fall   Cal. 
yd  shi  ivd'ra. 
you,    your,    yours,    your  self,    pi. 

-selves'. 
Youghal    (yawl),    t.    Ire. 
Yough  io  ghie'ny    (yo^ho  ga'ni),    r. 

Pa. 
young,     -er     (-ger),     -est     (-gest), 

-ish,    -ling,    -ness,    -ster,    young'- 

eyed. 
Yount,    t.    Cal. 
youse    (uz),  a  leopard. 
youth    (yoDth),    -ful,    -ful  ly,    -ful- 
ness,   -hood,    -like,    -wort, 
yowl,    -ing,    yowled. 
Y'pres    (e'pr)',    t.    Belg. 
Yp  si  lan'tl,       c.      Mich.;      (Ip  se- 

lan'te),    Gr.    patriot. 


not,  nor,  use,  up,  <arn,  etiide,  food,  foot,  anger,  bonmot,  thus,  Badi. 


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Yre'ka    (wi-),    t.    Cal. 

Y  sa  beau'   (e'za''b6'),   Fr.  officer. 
Ys  le'ta   (es  la'-),   t.   Tex. 
Yss'Chg    (is'-),    vil.    Belg. 

Ys  sin  geaux'   (es'san'zho'),  t.   Fr. 
Ys'tad    (is'-),    t.    Sw. 

Y  strad^y  fo  dwg'  (e  strid^I  fo- 
doog'),    t.    Wales. 

Yu^ca  tan',  state  Mex.,  -ca  tec'an. 

Yilc'ca,  Bot.  genus,  yuc'ca,  a 
plant,  yuc'ca»b6r^er,  -fer  til  i- 
zer,    -moth,    -pol  len  i  zer. 


Yu'kdn,    r.    and   c.    Alas. 

yu'lan,  a  plant. 

Yule  (yobl),  =tide.  Yule  block,  Y. 
can  die,    Y.    clog,    Y.    log. 

Yu'ma,    -man. 

yurt    (yoort). 

YvSrMun'    (e-),    t.    Switz. 

Yves    (ev),    Fr.    jurist. 

Yve  tot'  (ev  to'),  a  model  poten- 
tate;   t.    Fr. 

Y-waine'  (i=wan'),  a  Knight  of 
the    Round    Table. 


Z  bar,  Z  beam,  Z  crank,  Z  i  ron. 

Zaab    (zab),    r.    Turk. 

Za^a  na'im.    Bib. 

Za'a  n^,    Bib. 

Zaan  dam',    t.    Holland. 

Za'av^,    Bib. 

Zkh'k  da'ias    (-yas),    Bib. 

Za  ba  rfel'la   (dza-),    It.    theol. 

Zab'bai,   Bib. 

Zab  de'us,   Bib. 

Zab'dJel,    Bib. 

Za  bor'ze   (tsa  bort'sg),   t.   Prus. 

za'bra. 

Za'bud,   Bib. 

Za  ca'pa    (sa-),    t.    Guatemala. 

za  ca'te    (sa  ka'ta   or   tha  ka'-). 

Za  ca  te'cas    (-ta'-),    state    and   c. 

Mex. 
Zkc'c&i    {or   -ka  i).    Bib. 
Zac  che'us    (-ke'-   or   zSk'-),    Bib. 
Zach,  von  (f6n  tsach),  German  as- 

tron. 
Za'cher  (-ker),  Bib. 
za  chun'    (-koon'). 
Zkd'ki  el,  the  angel  of  the  planet 

Jupiter. 
Za  dfinsk',  t.  Russ. 
z^f'fer,    -blue. 
Za'fra    (tha'-),    t.    Sp. 
Zahn  (tsan),   Ger.   painter. 
Zaid  pur'  (-poor'),  t.  India. 
zaim    (zim  or  zii'im),  -et. 
Za'Jn,   Bib. 
Za'ir    (-er).    Bib. 
Zai  san'    (-zan'),    1.    China. 
Zalos'e    (-16sh'a),    t.    Aust. 


Za  lus'ki  (-loDs'ke),  Polish  bibli- 
ographer. 

Za  ma  co'is  (tha'ma  ko'es),  Sp. 
painter. 

Zam  ba'lSs    (sam-),    prov.    P.    I. 

Zam  be'si  or  -zi  (-ba'ze  or  zSm- 
be'ze),    r.    Afr. 

Zambe'zia,    ter.    S.    Afr. 

zam  in  dar'.     See  zemindar. 

Za  mo j 'ski  or  -moy'-  (-moi'ske), 
Pol.    statesman. 

Za  mo'ra  (tha-),  prov.  and  c. 
Sp.;    state    Venez. 

Za'mosz    (-mosh),    t.    Pol. 

Zan'te    (-ta),    isl.    Gr. 

Zan'te,  -wood,  Zan'te  cur'rant, 
Z.  fus  tic. 

za'ny,    -ing,    -ism,    -nied. 

Za  pa'ta    (sa-),    co.    Tex. 

za  pa  te  a' do    (tha  pa  ta  a'do). 

za'pa  te'ro   (sa'pa  ta'ro  or  tha'pa-). 

ZapSt'la    (tha-),    t.    Mex. 

Za'ra,   c.    Aust. 

Zar'a  ces    (-sez),    Bih. 

Za  ra'ias  (-yas  or  zkx'z.  i'as).  Bib. 

Za  rand'    (z6  rond'),    co.    Hung. 

zar  ce'ta    (sar  sa'ta   or   thar  tha'-). 

Za're  ah.   Bib. 

za  re'ba. 

Zar'epMth,   Bib. 

Za'reth^sha'har,    Bib. 

zarf. 

zas  tru'ga. 

Zath'6  e.    Bib. 

Zathu'i,    Bib. 

Zawo'ja    (-ya),    t.    Aust. 


fate,    fat,    far,    fall,    fare,    fast,    sofa,    mete,    met,    her.    Ice,   In,    note, 


zslx 


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zax. 

zeug'ma,   -m^t'ic. 

Zba'rasz    (zba'riish),   t.  Aust. 

Zeus    (zus).    Myth. 

zeal,    -less,    zeal'ous,    -ly,    -ness. 

Zhiz'dra    (zhis'-),    t.    Russ. 

zfial'ot,    -ism,    -ry. 

zib'el  ine. 

ze'bra,    -brine. 

Zich'ri    (zik'-),    Bih. 

ze'bra=cat  er  pil  lar,      -o  pos''sum. 

zie'ga. 

=par''ra  keet,       =plant,       -poi  son, 

Zie'gSn  hals    (tse'-),    t.    Prus. 

-shark,     =spi  der,     -swal  low  tail, 

Zieg'ler    (tseg'-),    Ger.    dram. 

-wolf,    -wood,    =wood  peck  er. 

Zij. 

Zebu'    (-boo'),    prov.    P.    I. 

zig'zag,    -ging,    -gy,    -zagged. 

ze'bu,    -cat  tie. 

zil'la,    a    plant. 

Zech'steln  (zedi'-). 

zil'lah,    a    province. 

Zeeb    {or   ze'eb),    Bih. 

Zn'thai,   Bih. 

zee'koe    (za'koo). 

zimh    (zim) . 

zeh'ner    (tsa'-). 

zJm'ent -waiter. 

Zei'lah    (za'-),    prov.    and    t.    E. 

Zim'ri,  a  nickname  for  the  Duke 

Afr. 

of   Buckingham. 

Zeist,    t.    Netherlands. 

zinc     (zink),     zincked     or     zinced 

zeit'geist    ( tsit'gist) . 

(zinkt),      zinck'ing     or     zinc'ing 

Zeitz    (tsits),    t.    Prus. 

(zInk'-),    zinc'ic,    -id,    -i  fy,    -fy- 

Zela'ya    (sa-),    t.    Mex. 

ing,    -fied,    -fl  ca'tion,    -if'er  ous. 

Ze'16    (za'-),    t.    Belg. 

-ite,    -o  graph,    -og'ra  phy,    -og'- 

Zelo'phehad,    Bih. 

ra  pher,    zinc'ous,    zinck'y. 

Zh  16'tes    (-tez),    Bih. 

zinc'-blende',   -bloom,    -coFic. 

Zgm^ara'im,    Bih. 

zinc'   am.  in,   z.    am  yl,    z.   eth  yl, 

zem'in  dar    or   zam'-   {or   -in'-   or 

z.    meth  yl,    z.    ox  id,    z.    send- 

-dar'). 

er,  z.  spar,  z.  vit  ri  ol,  z.  white. 

Ze  mi'ra,    Bih. 

zin'gd  ro  or  -gd  rd,  pi.  ~gd  ri  (-re). 

zems'tvo    (z6mst'v6). 

Zin'gi  her  (-jl-). 

ze  nd'na. 

Zin'zen  dorf       (tsin'ts6n  dorf      or 

Zend,    'A  ves'ta. 

zin'zen-),    a    religious    reformer. 

zen'dik    (-dek). 

Zip  po'rah    {or   zip'-),    Bih. 

ze'nick. 

Zips  (zipsh),  CO.  Hung. 

ze'nith,     -al,     ze'nith-coFli  ma  tor, 

zith'er,    -er  ist,    -ern. 

-dis  tance,    -sec  tor,    -tel  e  scope. 

Zit'tau    (tslt'tou),    t.    Ger. 

Ze  no'bl  a,         a        strong-minded 

zi'zith    (ze'-). 

woman;    Queen    of   Palmyra. 

Ziz'k6v    (tsits'-),    t.    Bohem. 

Zen  ta'    (sSn^tS'),    t.    Hung. 

Zjech'a  now  (zhedi'a  nov),  c.  Pol. 

Zgph'a  thah,   Bih. 

Zlo'czow   (zhlo'chov),   t.   Aust. 

Ze'ph6n,    Milton's    Paradise    Lost. 

Zna    (tsna),    r.    Russ. 

zeph'yr  (zef'er),  Zeph'v  rus,  Myth. 

Znaim,    t.    Aust. 

Ze  ra'iah   (-ya  or  ze/a  i'ah),   Bih. 

Zo'Sn,    Bih. 

Zer  bi'no     (tsar  be'-),     a     famous 

Zo'ar,   Bih. 

warrior. 

zd'ho. 

Zerbst    (ts6rpst),    t.    Ger. 

zo'di  ac,    -di'a  cal. 

zer' da. 

zo'e  a,    -e  al. 

ze'ro,    pi.    -ros   or   -roes. 

Zo'heieth,   Bih. 

Ze  ru'ah,    Bih. 

zo'ic,       zo  6t'ic,       zo'ism,       zo'ist, 

Zerub'babgl,   Bih. 

-is'tic. 

Zgr^u  i'ah   {or  ze  roo'ya),   Bih. 

Zo'i  lus,  Gr.  critic,    -i  lism,   -i  list, 

z6st. 

-il'e  an. 

ze'ta    {or    za'-). 

Zo'la    {or   zoaa'),    Fr.    novelist. 

Ze'tham,   Bih. 

ZbVW  coffer,    Amer.    gen. 

not,  n6r,  use,  tip,  Orn,  ettide,  food,  foot,  anger,  boiimot,  thus,  Badi. 


ZoUikofer 


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zyxomma 


Zol'li  ko^fer    (tsore  ko^fer),    pulpit 

orator. 
ZoU'ner     (tsel'-),     Ger.     physicist, 

Zoll'ner's   lines. 
zoll've  rein    (tsol'fg  rin). 
zone,     -less,     zon'al,     -ate,     -ule, 

^oned,  zone'»ax  is. 
Zoo,  the  Zoological  Garden. 
20^6  ge  og'ra  phy,      -ra  pher,      -o- 

graph'ic,    -ic  al. 
z6  og'ra  phy,     -ra  pher,     -ra  phist, 

-o  graph'ic,    -ic  al. 
z6  6  gy'ro  scope    (-jl'-). 
z6  61'a  ter,    -a  trous,    -a  try. 
zo'6  lite,    -lit'ic,    -lith,    -lith'ic. 
z6  51'o  gy,  -o  gist,   -o  log'ic,   -ic  al, 

-al  ly. 
z6  6m'e  try,    -o  met'ric. 
zo'o  phyte    (-fit),    -phyt'ic    (-fit'-), 

-ic  al,    zo'o  phyte -trough. 
z6  6ph^y  t61'o  gy,      -o  gist,      zo^o- 

phy'to  log'ic  al   (-fi^-). 
zo'o  sperm,      -sper'mi  um,      -sper- 

mat'ic. 
zo'o  spore,     -spo  ran'gi  al,     -ran'- 

gi  um,    -spSr'ic. 
z6  ot'o  my,       -o  mist,       -o  tom'ic, 

-ic  al,    -al  ly. 
Zo'phai,    Bib. 

Zo'phJ  61,   Milton's   Paradise   Lost. 
zop'po    (ts6p'-). 
Zo're  ah,   Bih. 
Zo'rites,    Bih. 

Z6  ro  is'ter,   founder  of  the   Per- 
sian religion,   -as'tri  an,    -an  ism. 
Zou  ave'       (zoo  av'       or      zwav), 

-jacket. 
zounds. 

Zsam  b6k'    (sam^-),    t.    Hung. 
Zschok'ke    (tsh6k'6),    Ger.    auth. 
Zschop'pau    (tsh6p'pou),    t.    Ger. 
Zuc  ca  rel'li    (dzook  ka  rSl'le),    It. 

painter. 
zuc  chet'ta    (tsdok  ket'ta)    or    zu- 

chet'to    (tsoD  ket'to    or    zoo-). 


Zuck'man'tel   (tsd6k'-),   t.   Aust. 

zu'}d  Id   (zoo'-   or   tsoo'-). 

Zug   (zoDg),   canton  and  c.   Switz. 

zug    (tsoog). 

zui'sin    (zoi'zin). 

Zu  lei'ka,    Byron,     The    Bride    of 

A  bydos. 
ZiiU'crhow  (tsul'cfhov),  t.  Prus. 
Zu'lu    (zoo'loo),    pi.    -lus    (-loDz), 

Zu'lu^Kafir. 
zum  boD'rfik  (or  zum'-). 
Zumpt    (tsdompt),    Ger.    philol. 
Zu'ni    (zoo'nye),    pi.    -nis    (-nyez), 

-ni  an. 
zu'pa  (zoo'-),  zu'pan. 
Zii'rlcli     (tsii'-),     canton     and     c. 

Switz. 
Zu'riei,   Bib. 
Zuy'der  Zee  (zi'der  ze  or  zoi'der 

za). 
Zwei'briick  en     (tsvi'briik  en),     t. 

Bav. 
Zwick'au    (tsvik'ou),    dist.    and   t. 

Sax.;   t.    Bohem. 
zwie'bdck    (tsve'-). 
Zwing'li      (tsvlng'le),      Swiss     re- 
former,   -li  an    {or   zwing'li  an). 
zwisch'en  spiel'    (tsvish'-). 
Zwit'tau   (tsvit'tou),   t.   Aust. 
Zwdl'lg,    t.    Netherlands. 
zy'go  d6nt   (zi'-). 
zy'gon    (zi'-),    zy'gal    (zi'-). 
zyme,   zym'ic    (zim'-). 
zy'mo  gen      (zi'-     or  .  zim'o  j6n), 

-gen'ic,    -mog'e  nous    (-m6j'-). 
zy  m61'o  gy     (zi-),     -o  gist,     -mo- 

log'ic,    -ic  al. 
zy  mom'e  ter   (zi-). 
zy'mo  scope    (zi'-). 
zy  mo' sis     (zi-),     -m6t'ic,     -ic  al  ly, 

-mo  tech'nic  (-tSk'-),  -ni  cal,  -nics. 
zy'mur  gy   (zi'-   or  zim'-). 
zy'no  scope    (zi'-). 
zy'thum    (zi'-). 
zyx  om'ma,  a  dragon-fly. 


fate,   fat,   far,   fall,   fare,   fast,   sofa,   mete,   mSt,   her,   ice,   in,    note. 


HOMOPHONES 


Words  of  different  meanings,  resembling  each  other  in  sound  or 
appearance,  are  often  misspelled.  The  following  list  embraces  such  homo- 
phones and  homographs  as  are  most  likely  to  confuse  the  inexperienced 
writer.  The  definitions  are  brief,  being  intended  simply  to  differentiate 
the  several  words.  In  the  pronunciation  of  a  homophone  word,  the  student 
must  not  be  governed  by  the  sound  of  another  word  in  the  same  group. 


A. 

aal,  a  red  dye.     See  all. 

aani)    ahm,     aum,    or    awm,    a 

measure  of  Uquids.  om  or 
aiim,  a  mystic  ejaculation; 
absolute  goodness  and  truth. 
ohm,  the  unit  of  electrical 
resistance. 

Abba,  father;  an  invocation;  a 
title,  aba,  an  outer  garment;  an 
instrument  for  determining  lati- 
tude. 

abb6,  an  abbot.  abbey,  a  mon- 
astery. 

able,  qualified.  Abel,  a  man's 
name. 

aboard,  on  board;  alongside;  across. 
abord,  arrival;  to  approach. 

absence,  being  absent.  absents, 
remains  away. 

Acadian,  pertaining  to  or  a  native 
of  Acadia  or  Nova  Scotia.  Ac- 
cadian,  an  Accad. 

accede,  agree;  assent;  to  enter  upon 
an  office  or  dignity.     See  exceed. 

accept,  to  agree  to  receive.  ex- 
cept, to  exclude;  unless. 

acclamation,  a  shout  of  applause. 
acclimation,  the  state  of  being 
acclimated. 

acrasia,  want  of  self»control. 
acratia,  failure  of  strength. 
acrisia,  inability  to  judge. 


acrimony,    sharpness     of    speech. 

agrimony,  a  plant. 
acts,  deeds,      ax  or  axe,  a  tool  for 

chopping. 
adder,  one  who  adds.       adder,  a 

viper. 
addition,   an   increase.        edition, 

copies  printed  at  one  time. 
adherence,     attachment;     fideUty. 

adherents,  followers. 
adieu,    farewell.         ado,    trouble; 

bustle. 
adjuster,  one  who  adjusts,  adjust- 

or,  a  muscle. 
adze,  an  edged  tool,  adds,  does  add. 
aerie,  eyrie,  or  eyry,  a  nest  of  a 

bird.        eerie   or   eery,   affected 

with  fear. 
aes,  money  or  coins.     See  ease. 
affect,    to    influence;    to    assume. 

effect,  result;  to  bring  about. 
affluence,  a  flowing  to;  an  abundant 

supply.     eflBluence,  a  flowing  out; 

issue;  efHux. 
affront,  an  encounter;  to  confront; 

to  offend.      afront,  face  to  face; 

in  front  of. 
agenesis,    imperfect    development. 

agennesis,    impotence;     barren- 

ness;    mixture  of  species. 
aggressor,    the    person    who    first 

attacks,     egressor,  one  who  goes 

out. 


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agnail 


618 


annumerate 


agnail,  a  hangnail,     agnel,  a  coin. 

aigret  or  aigrette,  the  small  white 
heron;  a  plume  composed  of 
feathers.     See  egret. 

ail,  to  be  ill.     ale,  malt  liquor. 

air,  atmosphere,  aer,  a  veil;  a  gas. 
Ayr,  a  town  and  river  in  Scotland. 
ayr,  an  open  sea=beach.  ear, 
early,  e'er,  ever,  ere,  before. 
eyre,  a  journey;  a  court  of 
judges,     heir,  one  who   inherits. 

aisle,  a  walk  or  passage  way.  I'll, 
I  will,     isle,  an  island. 

Alaskan,  belonging  to  Alaska. 
Alascan,  a  name  given  to  a 
foreign  Protestant  in  England. 

alfa,  a  plant,  alpha,  the  first 
letter  in  the  Greek  alphabet. 

alfonsin,  a  scarlet  fish.  See  al- 
phonsin. 

alicant,  ared  wine.  Alicante,  prov- 
ince in  Spain. 

Alice,  Christian  name,  allice,  the 
European  shad. 

all,  the  whole,  aal,  a  red  dye. 
awl,  a  tool,  al,  a  plant,  aul, 
the  alder. 

Allah,  God  of  the  Koran,  alia,  a 
musical  term. 

allegation,  an  assertion,  alliga- 
tion, an  arithmetical  term. 

alley,  a  narrow  lane,  ally,  a  con- 
federate. 

alleys,  pi.  of  alley,  allies,  pi.  of 
ally. 

alligator,  a  large  reptile,  allega- 
tor,  one  who  alleges. 

allocution,  a  formal  address,  elo- 
cution, utterance  by  speech. 

allowed,  permitted,  aloud,  audi- 
bly. 

allude,  to  refer  to.  illude,  to  de- 
ceive; to  mock,     elude,  to  escape. 

allure,  to  entice,  to  charm,  alure, 
a  gallery;   a  passage. 

allusion,'  a  reference.  illusion, 
a  deception;  a  phantom,  elusion, 
an  evasion,  elution,  a  washing 
out. 

Almira,  a  Christian  name,  almi- 
rah,  a  chest  of  drawers. 

almond,  the  fruit  of  the  almond 
tree,  almund,  a  Turkish  meas- 
ure. 

alphonsin,  a  three-armed  forceps. 


Alphonsine,  relating  to  Alphonso. 
alfonsin,  a  scarlet  fish. 

altar,  place  of  sacrifice,  alter,  to 
change. 

alum,  a  double  sulphate,  alem, 
a  flag  or  standard. 

ama,  a  large  vessel,  amah,  a 
nurse;   a  lady's  maid. 

ambary,  an  East  Indian  plant. 
ambari,  a  covered  howdah. 

amend,  to  reform,  amende,  rep- 
aration. 

amerce,  to  impose  a  fine,  im- 
merse, to  put  under  water. 

amice,  a  friar's  hood,  amiss,  out 
of  order. 

Ammon,  an  Egyptian  god.  amun, 
chief  rice=crop  of  Hindustan. 

Ammonite,  pertaining  to  Ammon. 
ammonite,  a  fossil.  Ammanite, 
a  Mennonite. 

amulet,  a  charm,  amy  late,  a  com- 
pound of  starch. 

anachronism,  out  of  place,  an- 
achorism,  foreign;  unsuited. 

anaclasis,  term  in  prosody,  anac- 
lisis,  medical  term. 

analogy,  resemblance  of  relations. 
enallage,  term  in  rhetoric. 

analyst,  one  who  analyzes,  annal- 
ist,  a  writer  of  annals. 

analyze,  to  separate;  to  decompose, 
annalize,  to  record. 

anatreptic,  overturning,  anatrip- 
tic,  pertaining  to  anatripsis. 

anchor,  a  support,  anker,  a 
measure. 

anchored,  made  fast;  secure. 
ancred,  term  in  heraldry. 

anchorite,  a  hermit,  ankerite,  a 
mineral. 

anger,  to  provoke;  wrath,  angor, 
extreme  anxiety.  Ingres,  a  French 
painter. 

anil,  a  plant,  anile,  old-woman- 
ish; imbecile. 

Ann,  a  Christian  name,  ann,  the 
first  fruits. 

Anna,  a  Christian  name,  ana,  a 
medical  term,  anna,  a  skunk; 
money. 

annalist,  a  writer  of  annals.  See 
analyst. 

annumerate,  to  add.  See  enumer- 
ate. 


annunciate 


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aught 


annunciate,  to  announce,  enun- 
ciate, to  utter. 

anomalous,  deviating  from  a  gen- 
eral rule,  anomalus,  term  in 
anatomy. 

answer,  to  respond;  a  reply,  an- 
sar,  a  helper.  Anser,  a  genus  of 
geese;   a  star. 

ant,  an  insect,     aunt,  a  relative. 

ante,  before,  anti,  against,  antae, 
pi.  of  anta. 

antitype,  the  original  of  the 
type,    antetype,  a  prototype. 

apophasis,  a  protuberance;  a  term 
used  in  botany,  geology,  and  ar- 
chitecture, apophysis,  denial; 
negation;  a  term  used  in  rhetoric. 

apostasy,  desertion  of  one's  reli- 
gion, principles,  or  party,  hypos- 
tasy,  that  which  underlies  some- 
thing else. 

apostatize,  to  abandon  one's  pro- 
fession or  church,  hypostatize, 
to  attribute  substantial  existence 
to. 

apostle,  one  sent  forth;  a  messen- 
ger, apostil  or  apostille,  an 
annotation. 

apostrophe,  a  term  in  botany, 
grammar,  and  rhetoric,  hypos- 
trophe,  term  used  in  medicine 
and  rhetoric. 

apothecary,  one  who  practises 
pharmacy.  hypothecary,  per- 
taining to  hypothecation  or  mort- 
gage. ^ 

apothesis,  term  in  surgery,  hy- 
pothesis, a  supposition ;  a  propo- 
sition taken  for  granted. 

appetite,  physical  craving  or  desire. 
apatite,  a  mineral. 

appose,  to  place  or  bring  near;  to 
examine.     See  oppose. 

apposition,  the  act  of  adding;  term 
in  grammar.    See  opposition. 

appressed,  pressed  closely.  See 
oppressed. 

aps,  white  poplar  wood,  apse, 
term  in  architecture  and  in 
astronomy. 

arc,  part  of  a  circle,     ark,  a  boat. 

area,  a  surface,     aria,  a  song. 

areas,  pi.  of  area,  aries,  a  sign  of 
the  zodiac. 

Arion,     a     genus     of    gastropods. 


Orion,  a  constellation;    a  genus 

of  beetles. 
Armenian,  pertaining  to  Armenia. 

Arminian,  pertaining  to  Armin- 

ius  or  to  his  doctrines. 
armor,    a    defensive    covering;     to 

furnish  with  armor,     armer,  one 

who  arms  or  supplies  with  arms. 
arrant,    notorious,      errant,    wan- 
dering. 
arrear,  backward;    into  or  toward 

the  rear,    arri&re,  arrear  or  rear. 
arrow,  a  missile  weapon,     arrha, 

a    pledge.      arrah,    a    common 

Anglo-Irish  expletive. 
ascent,     an     eminence.       assent, 

consent. 
ascribe,    to    attribute,    impute,  or 

refer,     escribe,  to  copy  or  write 

out. 
Aspasia,    mistress    of    Pericles;     a 

genus  of  orchids.      Aspatia,  the 

heroine    in    "The    Maid's    Trag- 
edy." 
aspirate,  to  utter  with  full  breath. 

asperate,  to  sound  roughly. 
aspiration,  a  longing,    asperation, 

a  making  rough, 
ass,   a  quadruped,     asse,   a  small 

African  fox.    as,  a  coin;  a  weight. 
assay,  to  prove;    to  attempt.     See 

essay. 
assistance,      help.        assistants, 

helpers. 
aster,  a  plant.     Aster,  a  genus  of 

plants.      Astur  or  Aster,  a  genus 

of  hawks. 
Ate,  a  goddess.    See  eighty. 
ate,    past   tense   of   eat.     eight,  a 

numeral,    ait,  a  small  island. 
atomology,  the  doctrine  of  atoms. 

See  etymology. 
atomy,  an  atom ;  a  mote;  a  pygmy; 

an  anatomy;   a  skeleton,    atimy, 

disgrace;   disfranchisement. 
atropos,  a  genus  of  insects,     atro- 

pous,  erect;   not  inverted. 
attack,    to    fall    upon    with    force. 

atak,  the  harp»seal. 
attendance,  waiting,  serving,     at 

tendants,  servants. 
atypic,    not    typical,      attypic,    a 

term  in  zoology. 
auger,  a  tool,     augur,  to  foretell. 
aught,  anything,    ought,  should. 


auk 


620 


bawled 


auk,  a  bird,     awk,  awkward. 

aul,  the  alder.     See  all. 

aune,  a  French  cloth -measure.    See 

own. 
aunt,  a  relative.     See  ant. 
Austria,     a     country     in     Europe. 

Ostrya,  a  genus  of  trees, 
aversion,  a  turning  away;  a  change 

of   application,     eversion,   over- 
throw;   destruction. 
away,  onward;  on;  along,   aweigh, 

a  nautical  term. 
awe,  dread;    to  terrify,     augh,  an 

exclamation  of  disgust. 
awful,  dreadful,    offal,  rubbish. 
awheel,    on    a    wheel    or    wheels. 

aweel,  oh,  well;  very  well. 
awl,  a  tool.     See  all. 
ax   or   axe,    a   tool    for   chopping. 

See  acts. 
axil,    a   botanical    term,      axle,    a 

connecting  bar.     axile,  belonging 

to    an    axis    or   the    axis,     axal, 

resembling  an  axle. 
axin,  the  fat  of  a  Mexican  cochineal. 

axine,  an  axine  deer. 
azure,  blue  like  the  sky.     k  jour, 

a  style  of  decoration. 

B. 

baa,  cry  of  sheep,  bah,  an  ex- 
clamation. 

bad,  vicious,  bade,  past  tense  of 
bid. 

badger,  a  mammal;  to  worry; 
pester,    badgir,  a  wind=tower. 

bailer,  one  who  bails;  a  utensil. 
bailor,  law  term,  baler,  one  who 
makes  up  bales  or  bundles. 

bait,  a  lure;  to  put  meat  upon  a 
hook,     bate,  to  lessen. 

baize,  a  kind  of  cloth,  bays,  pi. 
of  bay;  the  cry  of  a  hound. 
beys,  Turkish  governors. 

bald,  without  hair,  bawled,  past 
tense  of  bawl. 

bale,  a  package  of  goods;  to  dip  out. 
bail,  security;  to  dip  out. 

baleen,  whale-bone.  baline,  a 
coarse  canvas. 

ball,  a  round  body;  a  dance,  bawl, 
to  cry  aloud. 

ballot,  to  vote;  a  method  of  elec- 
tion,    ballet,  an  artistic  dance. 


band,  that  which  binds;  a  musical 
company,  banned,  put  under 
ban. 

bane,  anything  pernicious;  ruin; 
destruction,  bain,  direct;  near; 
short. 

banket,  a  bricklayer's  bench,  ban- 
quet, a  feast;  to  feast,  ban- 
quette, a  raised  bank;  a  side- 
walk;  a  bench. 

bar,  a  rod;  a  barrier;  to  fasten;  to 
except,  barr,  to  cry  as  an  ele- 
phant. 

barb,  a  beard;  a  horse,  barbe,  a 
title. 

Barbary,  region  in  N.  Africa. 
barberry,  a  shrub. 

barbet,  a  dog;  a  bird,  barbette, 
a  mound  of  earth. 

Barcan,  pertaining  to  Barca.  bar- 
con,  a  trading  vessel. 

bard  or  barde,  a  poet,  barred, 
hindered. 

bare,  plain;  to  uncover,  bear,  an 
animal;  to  carry. 

Barnaby,  a  Christian  name,  bar- 
naby,  an  old  dance,  barnabee, 
the  lady=bird. 

baron,  a  nobleman,  barren,  un- 
fruitful. 

baronet,  a  dignity  or  degree  of 
honor.  baronette,  a  Httle 
baroness. 

barras,  a  resin;  a  coarse  linen 
fabric,     barris,  a  chimpanzee. 

basalt,  a  species  of  marble,  bay- 
salt,  coarse 'grained  salt. 

base,  vile;  low;  abject;  to  establish; 
a  foundation,  bass,  a  fish;  a 
part  in  music. 

based,  past  tense  of  base,  baste, 
to  sew  loosely;  to  beat  with  a 
stick;  to  moisten. 

bask,  to  lie  in  the  sun.  Basque,  a 
language,     basque,  a  skirt-waist. 

bathetic,  pertaining  to  bathos. 
See  pathetic. 

baton,  a  staff  or  club,  batten, 
grow  fat;  a  strip  of  wood,  beton, 
a  concrete. 

battle,  a  general  fight,  battel,*  to 
fertilize;   single  combat. 

bawl,  a  cry;  to  make  a  loud  noise 
See  hall. 

bawled,  shouted.     See  bald. 


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bawling,     howling;      crying     out. 

balling,  the  act  of  making  into 

balls. 
bay,   an   inlet   of  the   sea;  reddish 

brown;    a  berry;    to  bark,     bey, 

a  Turkish  governor. 
bayard,    a   horse;     a   self-confident 

person;   a  hand=barrow.     byard, 

a  strap  used  by  miners.     Bayard, 

an  American  statesman. 
bays,  bodies  of  water.     See  baize. 
bazaar,     a     fair,     bizarre,     odd; 

whimsical. 
beach,  shore,    beech,  a  tree. 
bead,  a  prayer;    a  small  perforated 

ball;     to    ornament    with    beads. 

bede,  a  kind  of  pickax. 
beaker,  a  cup  or  goblet,     bekah, 

a  Hebrew  weight,     beker,  a  jug. 
beat,  to  strike,     beet,  a  vegetable. 
beau,    a    fop.     bow,    a    knot;     an 

instrument. 
beaver,  a  rodent,     bever,  a  small 

lunch  between  meals. 
been,   from   the   verb   be.     bin,   a 

receptacle. 
beer,  a  drink,  bier,  a  couch  for  the 

dead,     bere,  a  kind  of  barley. 
beet,  a  vegetable.     See  beat. 
beetle,  an  insect,     bietle,  a  kind  of 

jacket,     betel,   a  plant,     baetyl, 

a  sacred  stone. 
begin,  to  commence;    a  beginning. 

biggin,   a  cap.     biggen,   to  en- 
large. 
beheaded,    past    tense    of   behead. 

bee=headed,  crazy,  flighty. 
bell,     a     hollow     metallic     vessel. 

belle,  a  fair  lady.     Bel,  a  Baby- 
lonian god.     bel,  Bengal  quince- 
tree. 
tellows,   a  machine  for  producing 

a  strong  current  of  air.     Bellis, 

a  genus  of  flowers. 
Berlin,  city  in  Prussia,     birlin,  a 

kind  of  boat. 
bern,    berne,    a    warrior;  a    hero. 

Berne,  canton  in  Switz.    See  bum. 
berried,     furnished     with     berries. 

See  buried. 
berry,  a  fruit,     berri,  the  Turkish 

mile,     bury,     to     inter,     burry, 

full  of  burs. 
berth,    a    sleeping    place;  position. 

birth,  coming  into  life. 


besa,  a  measure  of  capacity,  bisa 
or  biza,  a  coin. 

Bess,  a  nickname,  bise,  a  wind. 
bes,  a  copper  coin. 

Beton,  a  concrete.     See  baton. 

better,  superior,  bettor,  one  who 
bets. 

bevel,  an  angle;  slanting;  to  slope, 
bevil  or  bevile,  a  term  in  herald- 
ry. 

Bey,  a  Turkish  governor.     See  bay. 

beys,  Turkish  governors.  See 
baize. 

bezel,  to  grind  to  a  sloping  edge;  a 
bevel  on  the  edge  of  a  chisel. 
bezzle,  to  waste  recklessly;  to 
embezzle. 

bib,  to  tipple;  a  cloth  to  put  under 
a  child's  chin,  bibb,  a  nautical 
term. 

bier,  a  couch  for  the  dead.  See 
beer. 

bietle,  a  kind  of  jacket.     See  beetle. 

biggen,  to  enlarge.     See  begin. 

bigger,  comparative  of  big;  a 
builder,  bega  or  biggah,  a  land- 
measure,  biga,  a  two-horse 
chariot. 

biggin,  a  cap.     See  begin. 

bill,  the  beak  of  a  bird;  a  billet. 
bil,  the  coalfish. 

bin,  a  receptacle.     See  been. 

binnacle,  a  stand  or  case  for  a 
ship's  compass,  binocle,  a  tele- 
scope. 

birk,  to  give  a  tart  answer.  See 
burke. 

birl,  to  pour  oiit;  to  move  or  rotate 
rapidly,  burl,  a  small  knot  in 
thread;  to  pick  knots. 

birlin,  a  boat.     See  Berlin. 

birn,  a  stem  of  dry  heather.  See 
burn. 

birr,  to  make  a  whirring  noise. 
See  bur. 

birth,  coming  into  life.     See  berth. 

bis,  twice,  bisse,  a  term  in  herald- 
ry;  an  Indian  weight. 

bisa  or  biza,  a  coin.     See  besa. 

bise,  a  wind.     See  Bess. 

bisk  or  bisque,  a  soup;  a  term  in 
tennis,  bisque,  a  kind  of  porce- 
lain. 

bit,  part  of  a  bridle,  bitt,  a 
nautical  term 


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bite,  to  seize  with  the  teeth;  to  grip; 

to  cleave ;  a  morsel  of  food .    bight , 

a  creek;  a  coil  of  rope. 
bits,  pi.  of  bit.     bitts,  a  nautical 

term. 
bitter,      having     a     harsh     taste; 

grievous,     bittor  or  bittour,  the 

bittern. 
bizarre,    odd,     whimsical.  See 

bazaar. 
blanket,  a  covering,     blanquette, 

a  fricassee. 
blasty,  gusty,     blastie,  a  dwarf. 
blay,  a  fish,     blae,  blue;  Hvid. 
blend,     to     combine,     blende,     a 

mineral. 
blew,  past  tense  of  blow,     blue,  a 

color. 
blight,    mildew;     decay;     to   blast. 

blite,  an  herb. 
bloat,  to  swell,     blote,  to  dry  by 

smoke. 
blond,    fair,     blonde,    a    lady    of 

light  complexion. 
blot,  to  stain;  a  spot;  a  blur,    blat, 

to  bleat. 
blue,  a  color.     See  blew. 
bluing,    the    act    of   making    blue. 

bluewing,  a  bird. 
blurt,  to  ejaculate,     blirt,  a  gust  of 

wind  and  rain. 
boar,    a    male    swine.      See    bore. 
board,  food;   to  cover  with  boards. 

bord,     term     used     in     mining. 

bored,  perforated;  wearied. 
boat,  a  small  vessel  or  water-craft. 

bote,  compensation;  help;  aid. 
bode,  to  predict  good  or  ill.     bowed, 

curved. 
bold,    brave,     bowled,    past   tense 

of  bowl,     boiled,  formed  into  a 

seed   vessel. 
bolder,    more    bold,     boulder,    a 

rock, 
bolk,  to  belch,     boke,  to  thrust;  a 

term  in  mining. 
bombous,    shaped    like    a    bomb; 

humming;    buzzing,     bombus,  a 

term  in  pathology.     Bombus,  a 

genus  of  bees. 
bonds,    pi.    of    bond,     bonze,    a 

Buddhist  monk. 
bone,  a  part  of  the  animal  struct- 
ure. Beaune,  city  in   France;   a 

wine. 


boor,  a  coarse  rustic.     See  bore. 

boost,  to  push  up;  a  push  from 
behind,  buist,  a  box;  a  coffin; 
to  mark,  as  sheep  or  cattle. 

bootees,  children's  half=boots. 
Bootes,  a  Northern  constellation. 

boozy,  somewhat  intoxicated. 
Bouzy,  dist.  and  town  in  France; 
a  wine. 

border,  an  edge;  a  boundary. 
bordar,  a  cottier,  boarder,  one 
who  boards. 

bore,  to  pierce;  to  tire,  boar,  male 
swine,  bower,  a  bow»maker; 
one  who  plays  with  a  bow.  Boer, 
a  Dutch  colonist  in  South  Africa. 
boor,  a  coarse  rustic. 

born,  brought  forth,  borne,  car- 
ried, bourn  or  bourne,  a  bound 
ary;   a  stream. 

borough,  a  town,  burrow,  to  dig 
into  the  ground.  borrow,  to 
receive  on  credit,  burro,  a  don- 
key. 

Bos,  a  genus  of  ruminants,  bosse, 
a  large  glass  bottle. 

Boston,  city  in  Mass.  boston,  a 
game  of  cards. 

botany,  the  science  of  plants. 
bottony,  botone,  or  bottone,  a 
term  in  heraldry. 

bough,  branch  of  a  tree,  bow, 
part  of  a  ship;  a  salutation. 

bouquet,  a  nosegay,  buke,  the 
military  families  of  Japan. 

bow,  a  knot;  an  instrument.  See 
beau. 

bowl,  a  basin;  a  drinking-vessel;  a 
large  wooden  bowl;  to  play 
with  bowls,  boll,  the  pod  or  cap- 
sule of  a  plant;  to  go  to  seed. 
bole,  the  body  or  stem  of  a  tree. 

bowled,  rolled  along.     See  bold. 
\   bowman,  a  man  who  uses  a  bow. 
j       boUman,  a  cottager. 

boxer,  a  pugilist;  one  who  packs 
in  boxes.  Boxer,  a  member  of  a 
Chinese  secret  organization. 

boy,  a  male  child,  buoy,  a  floating 
signal. 

Brahma,  the  first  of  the  Hindu - 
triad.  Brama,  genus  of  fishes, 
brahma,  a  hen. 

braid,  a  flat  cord;  to  weave. 
brayed,  past  tense  of  bray. 


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braise,  to  stew  or  bake,     braze,  to 

solder,     brays,  noises  of  an  ass. 
brake,    a    thicket;  a    check    on    a 

wheel;   a  vehicle.     See  break. 
branded,     past     tense     of    brand. 

brandied,  mingled  with  brandy, 
brass,  an  alloy;  excessive  assurance. 

brasse,  a  fish. 
bray,  to  make  a  harsh  sound;    to 

grind,     brae,  a  steep  ascent. 
breach,   a  fracture,     breech,  part 

of  a  gun. 
bread,  food  made  of  flour,     bred, 

past  tense  of  breed. 
break,    to    separate    violently;     a 

pause,     brake,  a  thicket;  a  check 

on  a  wheel;   a  vehicle. 
breakage,  the   act  of  breaking;  a 

break,     brakeage,  the  action  or 

controlHng  power  of  a  brake. 
breezy,   blowy;    windy,     brise,   a 

term  in  heraldry. 
bret,    herring=spawn;     the    turbot. 

brett,  a  carriage. 
brew,  to    boil    or  seethe;     to  plot. 

bruh,    a  monkey,     broo,    juice; 

broth. 
brewing,  from  verb  to  brew,   bruin, 

a  bear. 
brews,  from  verb  to  brew,     bruise, 

to  injure;  a  contusion. 
bridal,     pertaining     to     a     bride. 

bridle,  reins  of  a  horse;    to  con- 
trol. 
bright,     brilliant;      full     of    light. 

brite,  to  be  or  become  overripe. 
bristling,    covering    with    bristles; 

exciting    violently.       brisling,    a 

small   fish, 
broach,  to  mention;  a  spit,  brooch, 

an  ornament. 
broche,     woven     with     a     figure. 

brochet,  a  fish. 
brogue,    a    stout,  coarse    shoe;     a 

dialectic  pronunciation,     brog,  a 

painted  instrument;    to  prod. 
brood,  to  sit  upon  eggs;    to  dwell 

upon     gloomily.       brewed,     did 

brew. 
broom,  a  plant;    an  implement  for 

sweeping    floors,      brume,    mist; 

fog;    vapors,      brougham,  a  car- 
riage. 
brows,   pi.   of  brow,    browse,   to 

pasture. 


brute,  an  animal,     bruit,  to  noise 

abroad. 
buist,  a  box;   a  coffin;    to  mark,  as 

sheep  or  cattle.     See  boost. 
buke,     the     military     families     of 

Japan.     See  bouquet. 
bumpkin,    an    awkward,     clumsy 

rustic,    bumkin,  a  nautical  term. 
bungle,  to  act  or  work  in  a  clumsy 

manner;     to   botch,     bungall,   a 

coin. 
buoy,    a    signal    at    sea;     to    keep 

afloat.     See  boy. 
bur  or  burr,  part  of  a  plant,     birr, 

to  make  a  whirring  noise. 
buried,  past  tense  of  bury,    berried, 

furnished  with  berries. 
burke,   to   murder  by   suffocation. 

birk,  to  give  a  tart  answer. 
burl,   a  small   knot  in  thread;    to 

pick  knots.     See  birl. 
burn,  to  destroy,     bern  or  heme, 

a     warrior;      a     hero,     birn,     a 

stem    of    dry    heather.      Berne, 

canton  in  Switz. 
burral,   narrow  strips  of  plowing. 

burrel,  a  kind  of  cloth;   a  sort  of 

pear,     burrhel,  a  sheep. 
burro,  a  donkey,     burrow,    to    dig 

into  the  ground.     See  borough. 
bury,  to  inter,     burry,  full  of  burs. 

See  berry. 
bus,  an  omnibus,     buss,  to  salute; 

to  dress;    a  kiss;    a  fishing  vessel; 

a  bush. 
buskin,  shoe,    busking,  a  sailor's 

term. 
but,  except,  unless,     butt,  a  cask, 

a  mark;  to  strike  with  the  head. 
buy,   to   purchase,     by,   at;     near. 

bye,    a   dwelling;     term   used   in 

cricket. 
buyer,    one    who    buys,     byre,    a 

cow=house. 


C. 

caama,  a  fox;    an  antelope.     See 

comma. 
cabre,  a  term  in  heraldry,     cabree, 

an  antelope. 
caddy,    a    box;     a    ghost,     cadie, 

caddie,  or  cady,  a  Scotch  errand 

boy.     kadi    or   cadi,    a   Moslem 

judge. 


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Caesar,  a  title;  a  dictator;  a  ruling 
family  in  ancient  Rome,  seizor, 
one  who  seizes. 

caesura,  a  term  in  prosody,  scis- 
sura,  a  term  in  anatomy. 

Cain,  brother  of  Abel,  cane,  a 
reed  or  stick;  a  slender  hollow- 
jointed  stem. 

calamus,  a  plant,  callimus,  term 
in  mineralogy.  Callimus,  a 
genus  of  insects. 

cale,  to  throw.     See  kale. 

calendar,  an  almanac,  calender, 
to  smooth  by  pressing. 

calf,  the  young  of  the  cow.  caph 
or  kaph,  a  Jewish  liquid  measure. 

calin,  a  Chinese  alloy.     See  kaolin. 

calk,  to  close  up  a  seam.  cauk, 
chalk,  limestone. 

calker,  one  who  closes  the  seams 
in  a  boat,     kakar,  a  small  deer. 

call,  to  cry  out;  to  summon;  to 
arouse;  a  short  visit,  caul,  a 
membrane;   a  term  in  carpentry. 

calla,  a  plant;  a  cloak,  callow, 
unfledged;    immature. 

called,  past  tense  of  call,  cauld, 
cold;   a  dam  or  weir. 

callous,  hardened;  to  riiake  callous. 
callus,  thickening;  a  callosity. 
calice,  a  calicle;  a  chalice,  cal- 
lys,  clay  state. 

calm,  free  from  disturbance;  to 
bring  into  repose,  cam,  a  piece 
of  machinery. 

calumniation,  the  act  of  calum- 
niating, columniation,  a  term 
in  architecture. 

Cambay,  state  in  India,  cambaye, 
a  cloth. 

came,  past  tense  of  come,     kame, 

•    a  hill;   a  fortress  or  camp. 

camel,  a  quadruped.  camil, 
camomile,  chamal,  the  Angora 
goat. 

cammaron,  a  shrimp.  Cameron, 
a  surname. 

campaign,  an  open  field;  a  con- 
nected series  of  military  opera- 
tions; a  canvass,  campane,  a 
term  in  heraldry,  campaigne, 
a  narrow  lace. 

can,  a  verb;  a  vessel,  canne,  a 
French  measure.  Cannes,  a 
town  in  France. 


I   Canada,  a  liquid  measure.    Canada, 
I        a  country. 

j    candid,    frank;     open;    impartial; 
I       ingenuous,      candied,    preserved 

with  sugar. 
,   candle,  a  taper,     kandel,  a  tree. 
cane,  a  reed  or  stick.     See  Caiyi. 
j   canet,  a  bamboo -rat.     canette,  a 
I        pitcher  or  jug. 

I    canister,  a  basket;   a  box  for  tea, 
1        coffee,  spices,     canaster,  a  rush 
!        basket;  a  tobacco. 
Canna,  a  genus  of  plants.    Channa, 

a  genus  of  fishes,    kana,  Japanese 

writing,     kaneh,  a  Hebrew  meas- 
ure. 
canned,  did  can.     cand,  fluorite. 
cannequin,  a  cotton  cloth,     canni- 
kin, a  drinking'cup. 
cannon,  a  large  gun.    canon,  a  law 

or    rule,     canon    or    canyon,    a 

ravine,     canion,   an   ornamental 

roll. 
cans,  pi.  of  can.     kans,  a  grass. 
can't,  contraction  of  cannot,    cant, 

hypocritical  speech. 
canvas,  a  coarse  cloth,     canvass, 

to  solicit. 
cap,   a   covering   for   the   head;     to 

complete;  to  crown;  to  put  on  a 

cap.     kapp,  a  term  in  electricity. 
caparison,  a  covering  for  a  horse. 

See  comparison. 
caphar,    a    post    or    station.      See 

Kafir. 
capital,  money  invested;   principal. 

capitol,  public  building. 
car,  a  carriage  for  passengers  and 

for  freight,     carr,  a  pool. 
carat,  a  weight,    caret,  a  sign  used 

in  printing,     carrot,  a  vegetable. 

carotte,  a  roll  of  tobacco. 
carcass,  a  dead  body,     corcass,  a 

salt-marsh,     caucus,   a  meeting. 
cardinal,  a  church  dignitary,    car- 

denal,  a  fish. 
careen,  a  nautical  term,     carene, 

a  fast;   a  sweet  wine. 
Carinthian,  belonging  to  Carinthia. 

See  Corinthian. 
carnation,  a  flower,     coronation, 

the  act  of  crowning. 
carob,  a  plant,     carrub,  a  fish. 
carol,  a  dance;    a  song;    to  sing. 

carrel,  a  fabric;  a  closet  or  pew. 


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caroon,     a     cherry,     carroon,     a 

license. 
carotte,   a   roll   of  tobacco.       See 

carat. 
carpal,    pertaining    to    the    wrist. 

carpel,  a  pistil;    a  flower. 
carriage,  a  vehicle;  behavior,    car- 

ritch,  a  catechism, 
carry,  to  bear;    to    convey,    karri 

or  kari,  a  large  gum  tree,     kar- 

ree,  a  sumac. 
cart,   a  vehicle,     carte,   a  bill   of 

fare;    a  card,     quart,  a  terra  in 

card=playing  and  fencing. 
cartel,    an    agreement    in    writing; 

a   challenge,     kartel,    a   wooden 

hammock. 
carval,  a  song,    carvel,  a  jelly -fish. 
cash,  ready  money,     cache,  a  hole 

in  the  earth  for   the   preservation 

of  goods.     Cache,   a   county    in 

Utah;    a  river  in  Arkansas. 
casino,  a  lodge;    a  club»house;    a 

game     of     cards.       cassena,     a 

shrub. 
cask,  a  vessel,     casque,  a  helmet, 
cast,  to  throw;    to  form  in  a  mold. 

caste,  class;   race. 
caster,  one  who  throws,     castor, 

awheel;  a  bean;  a  bearer. 
cat,      a     domestic     animal,     kat, 

Egyptian  unit  of  weight. 
caucus,  a  meeting.     See  carcass. 
caudal,  relating  to  the  tail  of  an 

animal,     caudle,    a   drink,     ca- 

delle,  a  larval  beetle. 
cauf ,  a  chest.    See  cough. 
cauk,  limestone.     See  calk. 
caul,    a   membrane;     covering    for 

the  head;    a  term  in  carpentry. 

See  call. 
cause,     motive;      reason.       caws, 

noise  of  a  bird. 
Cecil,     a     Christian     name.     See 

scissel. 
cede,  to  resign.     See  seed. 
ceduous,     fit    to    be     felled.     See 

sedulous. 
ceil,  to  overlay  the  inner  roof.     See 

seal. 
celery,  a  vegetable,     salary,  wages. 
cell,  a  small  room,     sell,  to  barter. 
cellar,     room     under    the     house. 

seller,  one  who  sells,     cella,  a 

room  or  chamber;  a  cell. 

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censor,  a  critic,  censer,  a  vessel 
for  incense,     sensor,  sensory. 

censual,  relating  to  the  census. 
See  sensual. 

cent,  a  coin,  sent,  did  send. 
scent,  odor;   to  smell. 

centless,  penniless.  scentless, 
without  odor. 

centnar,  a  Polish  weight,  centner, 
a  weight. 

cents,  pi.  of  cent,  scents,  per- 
fumes, sense,  perception  by  the 
senses,     cense,  to  perfume. 

cerasin,  a  gum.  ceresin,  a  waxy 
substance,  cerosin,  a  substance 
found  on  the  sugar-cane. 

cereal,  pertaining  to  the  tail.  See 
circle. 

cere,  to  cover  with  wax.     See  seer. 

cereal,  relating  to  grain,  serial, 
forming  a  series,  cerrial,  per- 
taining to  the  cerris. 

cereous,  wax-like.  cereus,  a  plant. 
See  serious. 

cerge,  a  large  wax  candle.  See 
serge. 

cerin,  beeswax;  a  mineral.  See 
serene. 

cerise,  cherry  color.     See  series. 

cerous,  of  the  nature  of  a  cere.  See 
serous. 

cerulean,  sky -colored;  blue,  ceru- 
lein,  a  coal=>tar  color  used  in 
dyeing. 

cession,  a  giving  up.     See  session. 

cetaceous,  of  the  whale  species. 
setaceous,  resembling  a  bristle. 

cete,  a  whale.     See  seat. 

chagrin,  vexation,  shagreen,  skins 
of  animals. 

chalky,  consisting  of  chalk,  chaki, 
a  fabric. 

challis,  a  fabric,     chaly,  a  coin. 

chamar,  a  cobbler;  a  fan;  a  fly- 
flap,  chamarre,  a  garment  for 
men. 

champagne,  a  sparkling  wine, 
champaign,  a  level  country; 
Champagne,  an  old  French 
province.  Champaign,  a  county 
and  city  in  Illinois;  county  in  Ohio. 

chance,  a  happening,  chants, 
hymns  of  praise,  to  sing. 

chandler,  a  trader;  one  who  makes 
or  sells  candles.       chandla,  an 


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ornament  worn  by  women  in 
India. 

Channa,  a  genus  of  fishes.  See 
canna. 

chaos,  disorder,  confusion;  matter 
unformed  and  void.  chaus,  a 
jungle-cat.  Chaos,  the  most  an- 
cient of  the  gods  in  Greek  myth- 
ology. 

chard,  part  of  a  plant;  a  variety  of 
white  beet,  charred,  blackened 
with  fire. 

charpie,  Hnt  for  dressing  wounds. 
sharpie,  a  flat=bottom  boat. 

chasse,  a  small  glass  of  liquor 
served  at  dinner  after  the  coffee; 
a  shrine  of  a  saint,  chass^,  a 
movement  in  dancing. 

chaste,  pure;  refined.  chased, 
past  tense  of  chase. 

chatelaine,  an  article  suspended 
from  a  woman's  belt,  chatelain, 
a  keeper  of  a  castle. 

chatter,  to  speak  rapidly  and  fool- 
ishly; idle  prattle,  chattah  or 
chatta,  an  umbrella. 

chau,  a  unit  of  weight.    See  chow. 

chauffeur,  one  who  drives  an  auto- 
mobile, shophar,  an  ancient 
musical  instrument. 

cheap,  inexpensive.  cheep,  to 
chirp. 

cheat,  a  fraud;  to  trick;  a  game  of 
cards,  cheet,  to  chatter  or  chir- 
rup. 

check,  to  restrain;  to  mark  as 
a  checker -board;  an  order  for 
money,  cheque,  an  order  for 
money.     Czech,  a  Slav. 

cheeky,  impudent,  cheki,  Turkish 
unit  of  weight. 

chego,  a  unit  of  weight,  chigoe,  an 
insect. 

chemise,  a  garment;  a  wall. 
chimy,  a  smock;  shift, 

Chen,  a  genus  of  geese,  ken,  to 
know;    cognizance. 

chermany,  a  game.    See  Germany. 

Chermes,  a  genus  of  bark -lice. 
See  kermes. 

chersid,  a  tortoise.     See  cursed. 

chessel,  a  mold  or  vat.  chesil, 
small  pebbles. 

chesterfield,  a  top -coat.  Chester- 
fiel4,  an  English  earl. 


j   cheviot,  a  woolen  cloth.     Cheviot, 

a  breed  of  sheep. 
chews,    from    verb    to    chew.     See 

choose. 
chic,  stylish,     chick,  a  chicken;  to 

peep.     Csik,  a  country  in  Hun- 
gary,    tchick,  a  sound. 
chicken,   a  fowl,     chickeen,   four 

rupees. 
chilly,    cold,      chilli,    red   pepper. 

Chili,  province  in  China;  county 

in  New  York.    Chile,  a  S.  Amer. 

country. 
china,     common     porcelain     ware. 

China,  country  in  Asia. 
chinky,  full  of  chinks,     chinche, 

the  skunk,     chincha,   a  rodent. 

Chinkie,  a  Chinaman. 
chintz,  a  cotton  cloth,     chinse,  a 

nautical  term. 
chirr,  to  chirp;   to  coo  as  a  pigeon. 

Chur,    a   mountain  in   India;     a 

town  in   Switzerland,     churr,   a 

bird;   a  rough  whirring  sound. 
chitin,  a  compound.     See  kiting. 
chlak,  a  Hebrew  unit  of  time.     See 

clack. 
choil,  pertaining  to  a  knife-blade. 

choile,  to  overreach. 
choir,  a  band    of  singers,     quire, 

twenty -four  sheets  of  paper. 
choler,  anger.     See  collar. 
cholic,  pertaining  to  the  bile.     See 

colic. 
chomer,  a  Hebrew  measure.     See 

comber. 
choose,    to    select,     chews,    from 

verb  to  chew. 
chopping,  cutting  with  quick  blows. 

chopin    or    choppin,    a    Scotch 

liquid     measure.        Chopin,     a 

Polish  musical  composer,      cho- 

pine,  a  clog. 
choquette,   a  term  in  silk -culture. 

See  coqiceite. 
chord,  a  term  in  music,  geometry, 

and  engineering.     See  cord. 
chorda,  a  tendon.    Chorda,  a  genus 

of  algas. 
chordal,    pertaining    to    a    chord. 

chordel,  a  plane  curve. 
chow,  to  chew;   the  jowl;   a  unit  of 

weight,     chau,  a  unit  of  weight. 
chrome,    a    whitish    brittle    metal. 

crome,  a  hook. 


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chronicle,  to  register;  a  record. 
chronical,  lingering. 

chuff,  a  coarse,  dull  fellow;  a  cheek. 
chough,  a  bird. 

chute,  a  trough.     See  shoot. 

chyle,  a  fluid,  kyle,  a  sound;  a 
strait;  a  lamp. 

cibol,  a  plant.     See  sibyl. 

cider,  juice  of  apples,  sider,  one 
who  takes  sides. 

cingle,  a  girth.     See  single. 

cingular,  circular.     See  singular. 

cinque,  five  in  cards.     See  sank. 

cion,  the  uvula.     See  scion. 

ciphering,  reckoning,  syphering, 
a  term  used  in  carpentry. 

circle,  a  ring,  cereal,  pertaining 
to  the  tail. 

circulate,  to  pass  from  place  to 
place,  surculate,  to  prune;  to 
trim. 

circus,  a  show,  cercus,  part  of  an 
insect. 

cirrus,  a  light  fleecy  cloud;  a  ten- 
dril, cirrose,  or  cirrhose,  or  cir- 
rous, or  cirrhous,  having  a  cir- 
rus; resembling  tendrils;  having 
a  tufted  head. 

cist,  a  casket.     See  cyst. 

cit,  a  citizen.     See  sit. 

cital,  quotation;  citation,  scytal, 
a  snake. 

cite,  to  summon.     See  sight. 

citizen,  inhabitant  of  a  city;  a 
private  citizen;  a  freeman, 
cytisin,  an  alkaloid. 

clack,  a  sharp  sound,  claque, 
hired  applause,  chlak,  a  Hebrew 
unit  of  time. 

claimant,  one  who  claims,  clam- 
ant, urgent. 

clamor,  a  great  outcry,  clammer, 
a  forceps. 

clarence,  a  four=wheeled  carriage. 
Clarence,  a  man's  name. 

clarendon,  a  form  of  printing  type. 
Clarendon,  an  English  earl. 

clause,  part  of  a  sentence,  claws, 
nails  of  an  animal. 

clay,  moist  earth,    claye,  a  hurdle. 

cleft,  a  crevice;  cloven,  klepht, 
a  bandit. 

click,  a  sharp  sound,  clique,  a 
party  or  faction. 

climatic,    pertaining     to     climate. 


climactic,  of  the  nature  of  a 
climax. 

climb,  to  ascend,     clime,  climate. 

clinker,  refuse  of  burning  coal; 
a  scale  of  oxid  of  iron;  a  kind 
of  brick,  klinker,  a  South  Afri- 
can biscuit. 

close,  to  shut;  the  end.  clothes, 
garments. 

cluck,  a  sound  made  by  a  hen. 
cleuch,  a  steep  descent. 

cnicin,  a  term  in  chemistry.  See 
Nicene. 

coal,  fuel,  cole,  cabbage,  kohl, 
a  variety  of  cabbage. 

coaled,  supplied  with  coal,  cold, 
lacking  heat. 

coaming  or  combing,  raised  work 
around  the  hatches  of  a  ship. 
See  combing. 

coarse,  not  fine,  course,  direction; 
career.  corse,  used  poetically 
for  corpse. 

coarser,  less  fine,    courser,  a  horse. 

coat,  a  garment;  to  cover,  cote, 
a  sheepfold.     quote,  to  repeat. 

coax,  to  fondle;  cajole;  a  simple- 
ton,    coaks,  cinders. 

cob,  a  leader  or  chief;  a  haystack; 
an  ear  of  wheat;  a  fish;  a  Spanish 
dollar;  pillar  of  coal;  a  horse;  a 
wicker  basket;  a  gull;  a  break- 
water; to  strike;  to  break  into 
small  fragments,  cobb,  a  coach 
used  in  Australia.  kob,  an 
antelope. 

cobble,  a  rounded  stone;  to  mend 
or  patch  boots;  to  put  together 
in  a  clumsy  manner.  coble  or 
cobble,  a  flat -bottomed  fishing 
boat. 

cobbler,  one  who  cobbles,  cobler, 
a  bent  rasp. 

cobra,  a  snake,  cobbra,  the  head; 
skull;  top. 

cocaine,  an  alkaloid.  Cockaigne 
or  Cocagne,  the  land  of  cockneys. 

coccus,  part  of  a  plant;  spherical 
cells  of  bacteria.  Coccus,  a 
genus  of  insects,  coccous,  com- 
posed of  cocci. 

cock,  a  male  bird;  to  tiU.  coque, 
a  bow  of  ribbon. 

Cockaigne,  the  land  of  cockneys. 
See  cocaine. 


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cockscomb,  the  comb  of  a  cock,    j 
coxcomb,  a  conceited  person.  I 

cockspur,  a  spur;   a  plant,     cock-    \ 
sper,  salmon  =■  fry. 

cocoa    or    coco,    a    palm,      coca, 
dried  leaves  of  a  shrub;    a  meas-    , 
ure.     coco,    a   bird.       koko,    a    i 
plant;  a  bird. 

cocoon,  an  egg-case,  kokoon,  the 
gnu. 

coda,  term  in  music,  codo,  a 
measure. 

coddling,  humoring;  pampering; 
boiHng  gently,  codling,  a  fish; 
an  apple. 

cohoes,  a  fish.  Cohoes,  a  city  in 
New  York. 

coin,  money;  a  wedge,  coigne, 
quartering  oneself  on  another. 
quoin,  a  corner;  a  wedge. 
coign,  a  wedge;  a  coin. 

coke,  a  fuel;  to  convert  into  coke. 
coak,  a  nautical  term. 

col,  a  narrow  pass,  coll,  to  cut 
off;   to  embrace. 

cole,  cabbage.     See  coal. 

Coleus,  a  genus  of  herbs  and  shrubs. 
Colias,  a  genus  of  butterflies. 
Colius,  a  genus  of  birds. 

colic,  acute  pain,  cholic,  pertain- 
ing to  the  bile. 

collar,  a  neckband;  to  seize  by  the 
collar,     choler,  anger. 

collared,  having  a  collar,  collard, 
a  cabbage. 

collie,  a  sheep  dog.  colie  or  coly, 
a  bird. 

coUin,  gelatin.  colin,  a  bird. 
coUine,  a  Httle  hill. 

collybus,  a  coin.     coUybos,  a  cake. 

cologne,  a  kind  of  perfumed  alco- 
hol. Cologne,  city  in  Prussia. 
colon,  a  punctuation  mark. 
colonne,  part  of  a  roulette -table 
Colon,  city  in  Panama. 

colonel,  chief  officer  of  a  regiment. 
kernel,  the  meat  of  a  nut. 
cornel,  a  tree. 

color,  hue.    culler,  one  who  culls. 

columbine,  a  plant;  having  the 
characters  of  a  pigeon  or  dove. 
Columbine,  the  sweetheart  of 
Harlequin,  columbin,  a  non- 
conducting material  used  in  elec- 
tric lighting. 


column,  a  pillar;  perpendicular 
section  of  a  page;  body  of  troops. 
CoUum,  the  neck. 

columniation,  a  term  in  archi- 
tecture.    See  calumniation. 

comber,  one  who  combs,  chomer, 
a  Hebrew  measure. 

combing,  dressing  the  hair,  coam- 
ing or  combing,  raised  work 
around  the  hatches  of  a  ship. 

comer,  one  who  comes  or  arrives. 
cummer,  a  gossip. 

comers,  those  who  arrive,  kom- 
mers,  festivities  among  German 
university  students. 

comes,  does  come,  comes,  a  book 
containing  the  Epistles. 

coming,  the  act  of  approaching. 
cumming,  a  vessel. 

comma,  a  punctuation  mark;  a 
musical  interval,  caama,  a  fox; 
an  antelope. 

company,  fellowship;  association; 
a  guest;  an  assemblage.  com- 
pony,  a  term  in  heraldry. 

comparison,  the  act  of  comparing. 
caparison,  a  covering  for  a 
horse. 

compeer,  an  equal,  compear,  to 
appear  in  court. 

compilation,  the  act  of  compiling; 
that  which  is  compiled,  com- 
pellation,  style  of  address  or 
salutation. 

compliment,  courtesy,  comple- 
ment, full  quantity. 

conch,  a  shell,  conk,  a  confidential 
chat. 

conciliary,  pertaining  to  a  council, 
consiliary,  of  the  nature  of  ad- 
vice. 

concourse,  an  assemblage;  a  place 
of  meeting,  concours,  a  public 
competition  for  a  prize. 

cone,  a  solid  body.  Cosne,  a  wine. 
chone,  a  dome=like  cavity. 

confectionery,  sweetmeats,  con- 
fectionary, pertaining  to  confec- 
tionery; a  confectioner;  a  sweet- 
meat. 

confident,  certain,  confidant,  a 
trusted  friend.  confidante,  a 
female  confidant. 

cong6,  permission  to  depart,  con- 
gee, to  make  a  bow;    rice  gruel. 


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congou,  a  grade  of  black  tea. 
Congo,  an  eel;  Congo,  a  negro 
dance;    a  river  in  Africa. 

connaught,  a  cotton  cloth.  Con- 
naught,  a  province  in  Ireland. 
Conneaut,  a  tovv^nship  in  Ohio. 

consign,  to  give,  send,  or  commit, 
consigne,  a  special  order;  a 
watchword. 

consiliary,  of  the  nature  of  advice. 
See  conciliary . 

consols,  government  securities. 
consuls,  representatives  of  gov- 
ernment,    consoles,   comforts. 

consumer,  one  who  or  that  which 
consumes,  consumar  or  con- 
sumah,  in  the  East  Indies,  a 
house  steward. 

Conte,  a  French  painter.  Conti, 
an  Italian  poet. 

conventical,  pertaining  to  a  con- 
vent,   conventicle,  an  assembly. 

conventional,  established  by  usage. 
conventual,  relating  to  a  convent. 
Conventual,  a  member  of  a 
Franciscan  order. 

conversable,  disposed  to  converse, 
conversible,  capable  of  being 
transformed. 

cony  or  coney,  a  rabbit;  a  daman; 
the  fur  of  conies;  a  term  used 
in  heraldry  and  ichthyology. 
coni,  pi.  of  conus. 

coo,  to  utter  a  low,  plaintive  sound, 
coup,  a  sudden  stroke. 

cookee,  a  cook,     cooky,  a  cake. 

cooler,  a  vessel  for  cooling  liquids. 
couleur,  term  in  card'playing. 

coolly,  calmly,  cooly  or  coolie,  a 
porter  or  laborer.  kuli,  hire; 
w^ages. 

coom,  cull;  soot;  that  which  exudes 
from  the  box  of  carriage  wheels; 
sawdust;  a  dry  measure. 
coomb,  a  vat  for  brewing;  a 
bowl=shaped  valley. 

coontee,  a  harrow,  coontie  or 
coonty,  a  plant. 

coop,  to  cage;  an  inclosure;  a 
Dutch  measure  for  grain,  coup, 
to  turn  upside  down;  to  trade 
or  bargain;  a  master-stroke;  a 
fault  in  a  coal=seam;  the  act  of 
upsetting,  coupe,  a  Swiss  dry 
measure;  a  cup=shaped  ornament. 


cooper,  a  maker  of  barrels,  couper, 
a  lever.    Cowper,  an  English  poet. 

Copenhagen,  a  drink;  a  game; 
a  kind  of  snuff.  Copenhagen, 
capital  of  Denmark. 

copies,  pi.  of  copy,  coppice,  a 
thicket  of  bushes. 

copy,  to  imitate;  to  repeat;  a  repro- 
duction; a  single  book  of  a  set; 
manuscript;  a  law;  a  transcript; 
a  size  of  writing  paper.  Copple, 
a  French  poet. 

coque,  a  bow  of  ribbon.     Sec  cock. 

coquette,  a  frivolous  woman,  cho- 
quette,  a  term  in  silk=culture. 
coquet,  to  flirt. 

cora,  the  Arabian  gazel.  Cora,  a 
girl's  name.  COrah,  a  creamy 
silk  stuff.     Korah,  a  Bible  name. 

coral,  a  product  of  the  ocean. 
corral,  an  inclosure;  to  capture. 
corol,  ^  corolla. 

coralline,  relating  to  coral,  corylin, 
a  vegetable  globulin,  corallin,  a 
dyestuff.  corolline,  a  botanical 
term. 

corbeil  or  corbeille,  a  basket  of 
earth  on  a  parapet;  a  sculptured 
basket  of  fruit  or  flowers,  corbel, 
term  in  architecture  and  ento- 
mology, corbeil,  term  in  archi- 
tecture. 

corcass,  a  salt-marsh.    See  carcass. 

cord,  a  string;  a  measure  of  wood. 
chord,  a  term  used  in  music, 
geometry,  and  engineering. 

cordeliire,  a  term  in  heraldry: 
Cordelier,  a  Franciscan  monk; 
a  political  club  of  the  French 
Revolution. 

cordelle,  to  tow  by  hand;  a  tow- 
line  or  rope.  cordel,  a  Spanish 
measure. 

core,  the  inner  part,  corps,  a  body 
of  soldiers,  khor,  the  dry  bed 
of  a  stream,  coir,  fiber  from  the 
husk  of  the  cocoanut. 

co-respondent,  a  term  in  law.  See 
correspondent. 

corinne,  a  gazel;  a  bird.  Corinne, 
the  heroine  in  a  novel  of  that 
name.     Corinne,  a  girl's  name. 

Corinthian,  pertaining  to  Corinth. 
Carinthian,  belonging  to  Carin- 
thia. 


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corm,  a  stem;  a  cormus.  corme, 
the  service -tree. 

cornet,  a  musical  instrument,  cor- 
nette,  a  term  in  metallurgy. 

corollate,  resembling  a  corolla. 
See  correlate. 

coronation,  the  act  of  crowning. 
See  carnation. 

coronilla,  a  Spanish  dollar.  Cor- 
onilla,  a  genus  of  plants.  Cor- 
onella,  a  genus  of  snakes. 

corporal,  an  officer,  corporeal, 
relating  to  the  body. 

correlate,  to  put  in  mutual  relation; 
to  connect  correspondingly;  a 
correlative,  corollate,  resemb- 
ling a  corolla.     coroUet,  a  floret. 

correspondence,  fitness;  inter- 
course by  letters,  correspond- 
ents, writers. 

correspondent,  adapted;  suitable; 
one  who  communicates,  by  means 
of  letters;  a  commercial  agent. 
co-respondent,  a  legal  term. 

corse,  corpse.     See  coarse. 

Conina,  a  province  in  Spain. 
Corunna,  city  in  Michigan. 

cosset,  a  pet  lamb;  to  fondle, 
cossette,  beet=root  cut  up  in  rec- 
tangular prisms. 

cote,  a  sheepfold.     See  coat. 

cotter,  a  cottager,  cotta,  a  short 
surplice;    a  coarse  blanket. 

coude,  bent  at  right  angles. 
coudee,  a  measure,  a  cubit. 

cough,  to  expel  from  the  throat  or 

°  lungs,  cauf  or  cawf,  a  chest  for 
fish,  koff,  a  Dutch  vessel,  coff, 
to  purchase;   to  atone  for. 

coule,  a  musical  term,  coulee, 
a  dry  ravine. 

couleur,  a  selected  suit  in  the  game 
of  rolo.  coulure,  steriHty  in 
plants,    couloir,  a  gorge  or  gully. 

council,  an  assembly,  counsel, 
advice;  to  advise. 

coup,  a  telling  blow.     See  coo. 

coupe,  a  carriage,  coupee,  a  move- 
ment in  dancing,  cupie,  a  head- 
dress,   coppe,  a  term  in  heraldry. 

couple,  a  pair;  to  unite,  cupel, 
a  shallow  cup. 

coupon,  a  commercial  instrument; 
part  of  a  ticket,    cupang,  a  tree. 

course,  direction.    See  coarse. 


couril,    a    fairy,     courol,    a    bird. 

Kurile,  islands  in  the  North  Pacif- 
ic Ocean. 
courts,      legal      tribunals;       woos. 

Cortes,     national    legislature    of 

Spain  or  Portugal. 
court -marshal,  a  marshal  of  a  law 

court.      court-martial,   a    court 

of  military  or  naval  officers;    to 

try  as  a  soldier  or  sailor. 
cousin,  a  relative,    cozen,  to  cheat; 

a     cheat.     Cousin,      a     French 

philosopher. 
covenanter,  one  who  covenants  or 

agrees.     Covenanter,    one    of   a 

Scottish    band    of    Presbyterians. 

covenantor,  a  law  term. 
coward,    one    who    lacks    courage. 

cowered,    past    tense    of   cower. 

cowherd,  one  who  tends  cows. 
cowl,  a   monk's   hood,      cowle,  a 

lease. 
cows,  pi.  of  cow.     Cowes,  a  sea- 
port in  the  Isle  of  Wight.     Coues, 

an  American  naturalist. 
coxcomb,  a  conceited  person.    See 

cockscomb. 
Cracovian,  pertaining  to  the  city  of 

Cracow.     Cracovienne,  a  Polish 

dance;    music  written  for  such  a 

dance. 
crape,  a  thin  transparent  stuff;    to 

cover   with    crape;     to   crimp    or 

frizzle,     cr^pe,  a  French  form  of 

crape. 
crate,   a  large  basket  or  hamper; 

to  put  into  a  crate,     cr^te,  the 

crest  of  a  parapet. 
crawl,  to  creep,     kraal,  a  Hottentot 

village. 
crawly,  creepy,     crawley,  a  plant. 
crazy,  demented,  insane,    craisey, 

the  buttercup. 
crease,  a  mark  made  by  folding; 

to  mark,    creese,  a  sword. 
cree,  to  soften  by  boihng.     Cree,  a 

tribe  of  Indians. 
creek,  a  small  stream,     creak,  to 

make  a  grating  sound;    a  noise. 
,  Creek,  a  tribe  of  Indians. 
crepe,  a  dress  fabric.     See  crape. 
cressy,     abounding       in       cresses. 

Crecy,     a     noted    battlefield  of 

France. 
crevice,  a  crack;    to  make  crevices 


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in.  ere  vis,  the  crawfish,  crev- 
asse, a  fissure  or  crack,  crevisse, 
a  piece  of  armor. 

crew,  a  company  of  seamen;  a 
crowd,  creux,  intaglio;  a  term 
used  in  sculpture.  Crewe,  a 
town  in  England.  Kroo,  a  tribe 
of  negroes. 

crews,  pi.  of  crew.     See  cruise. 

crewel,  yarn.     See  cruel. 

crick,  a  creaking  noise;  a  jack- 
screw;  a  teal;  a  spasmodic  action 
of  the  muscles,  cric,  part  of  a 
lamp. 

crier,  one  who  cries,  cryer,  a 
young  goshawk. 

critic,  one  who  criticizes,  critique, 
a  criticism. 

criticism,  the  act  of  criticizing. 
Creticism,  a  falsehood;  a  Cret- 
ism. 

crock,  an  earthen  pot  or  jar;  soot; 
a*  small  curl;  to  blacken  with 
soot,     croc,  a  hooked  rest, 

crome,  a  hook.     See  chrome. 

crony,  an  intimate  companion. 
krone,  a  coin. 

crool,  to  mutter.     See  cruel. 

croquet,  a  game,  croquette,  an 
article  of  food. 

cross,  to  intersect;  to  erase;  peev- 
ish; an  emblem.  crosse,  a 
lacrosse^stick. 

croton,  a  foliage  plant.  Croton,  a 
genus  of  plants;  a  river  in  New 
York. 

croupier,  one  who  collects  the 
money  at  a  gambling  table;  an 
assistant  chairman.  croupifere, 
armor  for  the  croup  of  a  horse. 

crower,  a  fowl  that  crows,  crore, 
the  number  ten  millions. 

crows,  pi.  of  crow,  crpze,  a 
cooper's  tool. 

crozer,  a  cooper's  tool,  crozier  or 
crosier,  a  staff;  the  Southern 
Cross. 

cruel,  inhuman.  crewel,  yarn. 
crool,  to  mutter. 

cruise,  a  voyage,  cruse,  a  jug. 
crews,  pi.  of  crew. 

cryptogam,  a  plant,  cryptogram, 
a  message  or  writing;  a  crypto- 
graph. 

crystal,    a    symmetrical    structure 


bounded  by  plane  surfaces;  a 
species  of  glass;  consisting  of 
crystal,  chrysal,  an  imperfec- 
tion in  a  bow. 

cuarta,  a  long  whip.    See  quarto. 

cuckold,  the  husband  of  an  adulter- 
ess; the  cowbird;  the  cowfish. 
cuckhold,  an  instrument  used  in 
brickmaking. 

cuckoo,  a  bird,  kuku,  a  large 
pigeon. 

cucujo,  a  large  firefly,  cucuyo,  a 
fish. 

cud,  portion  of  unchewed  food; 
the  first  stomach  of  ruminating 
animals,     khud,  a  ravine. 

cue,  a  hint;  a  rod  used  in  billiards; 
the  tail,  queue,  a  tie  of  hair;  a 
cue. 

culler,  one  who  culls.     See  color. 

cummer,  a  gossip.     See  comer. 

cumming,  a  vessel.     See  coming. 

cumulus,  a  summer  cloud,  cumu- 
lous,  resembling  a  summer  cloud. 

cuniculus,  an  underground  pas- 
sage, cuniculous,  pertaining  to 
rabbits.  Cuniculus,  a  genus  of 
lemmings. 

cunner,  a  fish.  kimner,  a  log 
canoe. 

cupel,  a  shallow  cup.     See  couple. 

cupper,  one  who  performs  cupping. 
cuppa,  bowl  of  a  chalice. 

cur,  a  dog.  curr,  to  coo,  or  purr, 
or  hoot. 

curassow,  a  bird.  Curasao,  an 
island,    curajao,  a  cordial. 

cure,  to  heal.  cure,  a  French 
priest. 

curious,  inquisitive,  prying,  cu- 
rios, brie  =a -brae;  articles  of  virtu. 

currant,  a  fruit,  current,  flow  of  a 
stream ;    passing. 

cursed,  detestable.  chersid,  a 
tortoise. 

curser,  one  who  utters  a  curse. 
cursor,  part  of  a  mathematical 
instrument. 

curtain,  a  hanging  screen,  curtein, 
a  sword. 

curve,  crooked;  a  continuous  bend- 
ing, kerve,  to  carve,  kirve,  a 
term  in  coal-mining. 

custody,  care,  guardianship.  CUS- 
todee,  a  custodian. 


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cutter,  one  who  cuts,  kuttar,  an 
Indian  dagger. 

Cyclamen,  a  genus  of  plants. 
cyclamen,  a  plant,  cyclamin, 
a  glucosid.  cyclamen,  a  pur- 
plish red. 

cygnet,  a  swan,    signet,  a  seal. 

cymbal,  a  musical  instrument.  See 
symbol. 

cynical,  ill-natured,  sinical,  re- 
lating to  a  sine. 

Cyon,  a  genus  of  wild  dogs.  See 
scion. 

cypress,  a  tree.  Cyprus,  an  island, 
Cyprus,  a  thin  crape.  Cypris,  a 
genus  of  Crustacea;  a  Cyprian 
goddess. 

cyrus,  a  crane.  Cyrus,  a  Bible 
name,    syrus,  a  bird. 

cyst,  term  in  medicine,  botany,  and 
zoology,  cist,  a  casket,  sist,  a 
law  term. 

cystin,  a  chemical.    See  Sistine. 

cyte,  a  cell.     See  sight. 

cytisin,  an  alkaloid.     See  citizen. 

Czech,  a  Slav,     See  check. 

D. 

dab,  to  strike;  a  quick  blow;  a  fish. 
dhabb,  dried  flesh  of  the  skink. 

dado,  to  groove;  term  in  architec- 
ture,   dedo,  a  measure. 

dagger,  a  weapon.  daggar,  a 
shark. 

dago,  slang  for  an  Italian,  Spaniard, 
or  Portuguese,  degu,  a  quad- 
ruped. 

daimen,  occasional,  daimon,  a 
demon, 

daisy,  a  plant;  pretty;  charming. 
dazy,  cold;  raw. 

dally,  to  loiter,  delay,  dhalee,  an 
oriental  necklace. 

dam,  an  embankment  to  inclose 
water,    damn,  to  condemn. 

damaskeen  or  damasken,  to  em- 
bellish; to  damask,  damaskin, 
a  fine  sword. 

dan,  a  title;  term  in  mining,  dhan, 
a  weight.  Dan,  a  contraction  of 
Daniel. 

dance,  to  move  with  measured 
steps,  as  with  music,  danse, 
term  in  heraldry. 


dandy,  a  fop;  a  vessel,  dandie,  a 
dog. 

Dane,  a  native  of  Denmark.  See 
deign. 

dart-moth,  anoctuidmoth.  Dart- 
mouth, a  town  in  Massachusetts; 
a  town  in  England. 

dartos,  a  term  used  in  anatomy. 
dartars,  an  ulcer  on  lambs. 

daughter,  a  female  child,  darter, 
one  who  throws  a  dart;  a  fish. 
dartre,    a    disease    of    the    skin, 

davit,  a  support  for  small  boats. 
davite,  a  sulphate  of  aluminum. 

daw,  to  become  day;  a  bird, 
dauw,  a  zebra. 

day,  from  sunrise  to  sunset,  dey, 
formerly  a  governor  of  Algiers. 

days,  pi.  of  day.  daze,  to  stu- 
pefy. 

dean,  a  small  valley;  a  title,  dein, 
entirely. 

dear,  costly;  beloved,  deer,*  an 
animal. 

debutant,  one  who  makes  a  debut. 
debutante,  a  female  debutant. 

decease,  death.     See  disease. 

decision,  the  act  of  deciding;  firm- 
ness; positiveness.  discission,  a 
cutting  asunder. 

declivant,  dechnant.  declivent, 
bent  forward. 

decollete,  cut  low  in  the  neck, 
decalet,  a  stanza  of  ten  lines. 
decollate,  to  behead.  decol- 
letee,  having  the  neck  and 
shoulders  bare. 

dedalous,  marked  with  intricate 
windings.  Daedalus,  in  mythol- 
ogy, the  builder  of  the  Cretan 
Labyrinth. 

dedimus,  a  legal  term.  Didymus, 
a  Bible  name. 

dedo,  a  measure.     See  dado. 

deem,  to  consider,  regard,  estimate. 
deme,  a  territorial  division;  a 
term  in  biology. 

deference,  respect.  See  difference. 
!  deferential,  expressing  deference. 
[       differential,  indicating  difference. 

deformity,  want  of  proper  form; 
ugliness,  difformity,  difference 
in  form. 

deign,  to  condescend.  Dane,  a 
native  of  Denmark. 


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delate,  to  carry;  convey.  See 
dilate. 

delegate,  a  representative,  deli- 
gate,  to  ligate. 

delegation,  persons  deputed;  act 
of  sending  away,  deligation,  a 
binding  up. 

demark,  to  mark  o^.  demarch, 
march;   a  ruler. 

demean,  to  behave.  demesne, 
possessions. 

demur,  to  object;  to  take  exception; 
a  suspension  of  decision,  de- 
mure, sober,  grave,  decorous. 

denier,  a  silver  penny.     See  dernier. 

dental,  pertaining  to  the  teeth;  a 
sound,  as  that  of  d,  t,  or  n.  den- 
telle,  lace;  a  lace 'like  decoration. 
dentil,  or  dentel,  a  term  in  archi- 
tecture and  heraldry,  dentile,  a 
small  tooth. 

depositary,  one  entrusted  with 
anything,  depository,  a  place  of 
deposit. 

derby,  a  hat;  a  tool.  Derby, 
horse-race  of  England.  Derbe, 
a  genus  of  insects. 

derham,  an  Arabian  weight.  See 
Durham. 

dernier,  last,  final,  ultimate. 
denier,  a  silver  penny. 

derrick,  an  apparatus  for  hoisting 
heavy  weights,  deric,  term  in 
embryology. 

descension,  a  falling  or  sinking. 
See  dissension. 

descent,  act  of  descending;  lineage. 
dissent,  disagreement. 

desert,  to  forsake;  waste  land, 
dessert,  last  course  at  dinner. 

desman,  a  small  mammal.  des- 
mine,  a  mineral,  desmon,  a 
term  in  medical  science. 

desperate,  reckless;  furious,  dis- 
parate, dissimilar;  discordant. 

deter,  to  hinder;  to  prevent  from 
acting,  detur,  a  prize,  detour, 
a  circuitous  route. 

deva,  a  Hindu  deity.     See  diva. 

devil,  Satan;  an  evil  spirit,  devel, 
a  hard  blow. 

deviser,  one  who  devises,  devisor, 
one  who  bequeaths  property  by 
will,  divisor,  the  number  that 
divides. 


dew,  moisture,  due,  owing,  do, 
to  perform. 

dey,  formerly  a  governor  of  Algiers. 
See  day. 

dhabb,  dried  flesh  of  the  skink. 
See  dah. 

dhan,  a  weight.     See  dan. 

dharri,  a  unit  of  weight,  dhauri,  a 
shrub. 

dhole,  a  dog.     See  dole. 

dholl,  the  pigeon=pea.     See  dole. 

diagram,  plan  or  outline;  to  sketch 
in  outline,  digram,  consisting  of 
two  letters  having  one  sound. 

dicast,  an  Athenian  juryman,  die- 
cast,  a  casting  of  the  die. 

die,  to  expire;  a  stamp,  dye,  to 
color. 

difference,  unlikeness.  deference, 
respect. 

different,  unHke.  deferent,  re- 
spectful. 

differential,  indicating  difference. 
See  deferential. 

difformity,  difference  in  form.  See 
deformity. 

digram,  consisting  of  two  letters. 
See  diagram. 

dilate,  to  expand;  to  relate. 
delate,  to  carry;   convey. 

dine,  to  eat  or  to  give  a  dinner. 
dyne,  a  term  in  physics. 

dingy,  of  a  dusky  color,  dingey,  a 
small  boat. 

dire,  dreadful,  dyer,  one  who 
dyes. 

disaster,  misfortune;  to  injure. 
Dysaster,  a  genus  of  sea-urchins. 

discreet,  prudent,  discrete,  dis- 
joined. 

discuss,  to  debate,  discus,  a 
quoit,     discous,  like  a  disc. 

disease,  sickness,  disseize,  a  law 
term,     decease,  death. 

dissension,  disagreement  in  opin- 
ion, descension,  a  falling  or 
sinking. 

dissent,  disagreement.    See  descent. 

dissimulation,  hypocrisy.  dis- 
similation, the  act  of  rendering 
dissimilar. 

distil,  to  produce  by  vaporization, 
distyle,  having  two  columns. 

districts,  pi.  of  district.  dis- 
trix,  a  disease  of  the  hair. 


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ditty,    a    song,      dittay,    term    in 

Scotch  law. 
diva,    a    female    singer,     deva,    a 

term  in  Hindu  mythology, 
divers,  different  in  kind;  more  than 

one.    diverse,  different  in  kind. 
divert,    to   deflect;     to   turn   aside. 

divort,   a  watershed. 
divine,  godlike;  to  find  out;  to  sur- 
mise,    davyne,  a  mineral. 
divisor,   the  number  that  divides. 

See  deviser. 
do,  to  perform.     See  dew. 
doab  or  duab,  land  .between  two 

convergent     streams.       doob,     a 

kind  of  grass. 
docile,   teachable;  tractable;  easily 

managed,     dossil    or    dossel,    a 

spigot     in    a    cask.       dossal    or 

dossel,  a  hanging. 
doe,     a     deer,     dough,     unbaked 

paste,    do,  a  syllable  in  music. 
doer,  one  who  performs,      douar,  a 

circle  of  Arab  tents. 
does,   pi.   of  doe.    doze,  to   sleep. 
dole,  a  part;  to  deal  out  grudgingly. 

dohl,  a  kind  of  pea.     dhole,  a 

dog.    dhoU,  the  pigeon=pea. 
dolman,  a  cloak,    dollman,  a  robe 

worn    by    Turks.      dolmen,    a 

monument  of  rough  stones. 
done,  finished;   sufficiently  cooked. 

dun,  dark;    to  urge  payment  of 

a  debt. 
donee,  a  person  to  whom  a  gift  is 

made,    doni,  a  boat. 
dood,  a  plant;    a  camel  in  military 

use.    See  dude. 
dook,  a  piece  of  wood  for  attaching 

finishings  to.     See  duke. 
doon,  a  tree.     See  dune. 
door,   gate  of  a  house;    entrance. 

dor  or  dorr,  a  beetle;   a  trick;   a 

joker. 
dorsal,    pertaining    to    the    back. 

dorsel,  a  pannier. 
dost,   past  tense  of  verb  do.     See 

dust. 
doty,    decayed,  as    a    tree    or    log. 

doti,    a    measure   of   four   yards. 

dhotee    or    dhoty,  a    loin-cloth 

worn  by  Hindus. 
douzain,    a   piece   of  verse,     dou- 

zaine,  a  body  of  men  representing 

a  parish. 


dowel,  a  pin  or  peg;    to  fasten  by 

dowel  pins,     dowl,  the  blade  of  a 

feather. 
dower,  a  dowry;  to  endow,    douar 

or  dowar,   a  collection  of  Arab 

tents. 
dowry,     an    endowment;      a    gift. 

douree,  a  necklace. 
draft,     an     order;      to     deUneate. 

draught,    act    of    drinking;     to 

draw. 
dram,    fraction    of    an    ounce;     a 

glass     of    liquor.       drachm,     a 

weight;  a  coin. 
drier,   one   who   dries;    more   dry. 

dreier     or     dreyer,    a    Silesian 

money. 
droop,    to   pine   away,     drupe,   a 

fleshy  fruit  containing  a  stone. 
dual,   double;   relating  to  or  com- 
posed of  two.      duel,  a  combat. 

Deuel,  county  in  Nebraska. 
dualist,    a    believer    in     dualism. 

duelist,  a  combatant. 
dub,  to  confer  a  dignity  on.     dubb, 

Syrian  bear. 
duchess,  wife  of  a  duke,    duchies, 

pi.  of  duchy. 
ducks,     pi.     of     duck,      dux,     a 

leader;   a  term  in  music,    ducts, 

pi.  of  duct. 
duct,   a  tube    or    canal    in    bodies 

or  plants,     ducked,  past  tense  of 

duck. 
dude,   a   fop.     dood,   a   plant;    a 

camel  in  military  use. 
dudeen,  a  short  ^stemmed  clay  pipe. 

dudine,  a  dudish  woman. 
due,  a  term  in  music.     Douay,  a 

version  of  the  Bible. 
due,  owing.     See  dew. 
duke,  one  of  the  highest  order  of 

nobility,    douc,  a  monkey,   dook, 

a    piece    of    wood    for    attaching 

finishings  to. 
dulce,     a     sweet     confection;      to 

sweeten,    dulse,  a  seaweed. 
duly,  suitably,  properly,     doolee,  a 

litter  or  canvas  palanquin. 
dumb,  incapable  of  speech,     dum, 

a  wooden  frame. 
dun,  dark;    to  urge  payment  of  a 

debt.     See  done. 
dune,  a  hill  of  loose  sand,     doon, 

a  tree. 


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Dunker,  a  member  of  a  religious 
sect,     duncur,  a  bird. 

dupe,  to  deceive;  to  impose  upon; 
one  who  is  misled,  doup,  but- 
tocks; a  term  in  weaving. 
doupe,  a  carrion-crow. 

Durham,  one  of  a  breed  of  cattle, 
derham,  an  Arabian  weight. 

dust,  fine  particles;  to  brush  or 
wipe  off  dust,  dost,  past  tense 
of  verb  do. 

dye,  to  color.     See  die. 

dyer,  one  who  dyes.     See  dire. 

dying,  expiring,     dyeing,  coloring. 

dyne,  a  term  in  physics.     See  dine. 


Eads,  an  American  engineer. 
Edes,  Benjamin,  an  American 
journalist  and  patriot.  Edes, 
Henry  Herbert,  American  anti- 
quarian. 

eager,  keenly  desirous;  ardent. 
eger,  a  tulip. 

ear,  early.     See  air. 

earing,  a  nautical  term;  coming 
into  ear.    ear-ring,  an  ornament. 

earn,  to  gain,     urn,  a  vase. 

ease,  to  give  relief;  rest;  tran- 
quillity,   aes,  money  or  coins. 

easel,  a  support  for  blackboard  or 
portfolio,  easle,  hot  ashes  or 
cinders. 

east,  toward  sunrise.  yeast, 
leaven. 

eau,  water.     See  O. 

eaves,  lower  edge  of  a  roof.  Eve's, 
possessive  of  Eve. 

edition,  copies  printed  at  one  time. 
See  addition. 

e'er,  ever.     See  air. 

eerie  or  eery,  affected  with  fear. 
See  aerie. 

effect,  result.     See  affect. 

effluence,  a  flowing  out;  issue; 
efflux.     See  affluence. 

egressor,  one  who  goes  out.  See 
aggressor. 

egret,  egrett,  or  egrette,  a  heron; 
a  heron's  plume;  bunch  of  long 
feathers;  a  monkey,  aigret  or 
aigrette,  the  small  white  heron; 
a  plume  composed  of  feathers. 

eight,  a  numeral.     See  ate. 


eighty,  eight  times  ten.  Ate,  a 
goddess. 

elapse,  to  slip  away.  Elaps,  a 
genus  of  serpents,  illapse,  influx; 
inspiration. 

electrician,  one  versed  in  the 
science  of  electricity,  electrition, 
term  in  physiology. 

elegy,  a  mournful  poem;  sad  com- 
position in  music.  elogy,  a 
funeral  oration. 

elicit,  to  draw  out.  illicit,  un- 
lawful. 

elision,  the  cutting  off  of  a  vowel. 
Elysian,  pertaining  to  Elysium. 

elocution,  utterance  by  speech. 
See  allocution. 

elogium,  a  funeral  oration.  See 
eulogium. 

elude,  to  escape;  to  evade  the  pur- 
suit of.     See  allude. 

elusion,  an  evasion,  elution,  a 
washing  out.     See  allusion. 

emerge,  to  come  forth;  to  rise  as 
from  a  fluid,  immerge,  to  put 
under  water. 

emersed,  term  in  botany.  See  im- 
mersed. 

emigrant,  one  who  emigrates, 
immigrant,  one  who  comes  into 
the  country. 

emigrate,  to  remove  from  one's 
native  land.  immigrate,  to 
move  into  a  country. 

eminence,  distinction;  elevation. 
imminence,  impending  danger. 

eminent,  distinguished.  immi- 
nent, threatening,  immanent, 
inherent;  intrinsic.  emanent, 
an  algebraic  term;  flowing  from  a 
source. 

emission,  issue,  immission,  in- 
jection. 

emit,  to  send  forth.     See  omit. 

empress,  a  ruler.  impress,  a 
mark;  to  mark. 

emu,  a  large  bird;  an  Australian 
wood,  imu,  a  pit  for  roasting 
meat. 

enallage,  a  term  in  rhetoric.  See 
analogy. 

encyst,  to  inclose  in  a  cyst.  See 
ijisist. 

enemy,  a  foe ;  an  adversary. 
enema,  a  medical  term. 


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enervate,  to  render  feeble,  inner- 
vate, to  supply  with  nerves. 

entomology,  science  of  insects. 
See  etymology. 

enucleater,  one  who  develops, 
explains,  or  discloses,  enuclea- 
tor,  a  surgical  instrument. 

enumerable,  capable  of  being 
enumerated.    See  innumerable. 

enumerate,  to  name  over,  an- 
numerate,  to  add. 

enunciate,  to  utter.  See  annun- 
ciate. 

equities,  pi.  of  equity,  equites, 
a  group  of  butterflies;  an  ancient 
order  of  knights. 

eradiation,  emission  of  radiance. 
See  irradiation. 

ere,  before.     See  air. 

errant,  rambling.     See  arrant. 

Erse,  belonging  to  the  Celts,  ers, 
a  species  of  vetch. 

eruption,  a  bursting  forth,  irrup- 
tion, a  sudden  rushing  in. 

erysipelas,  a  disease.  erysipe- 
lous,  of  the  nature  of  er}'sipelas. 

escribe,  to  copy  or  write  out.  See 
ascribe. 

essay,  a  treatise;  to  attempt, 
assay,  to  prove;  to  attempt. 

estrayed,  past  tense  of  estray. 
estrade,  a  raised  platform. 

ethyl,  chemistry.  Ethel,  a  Chris- 
tian name. 

etymology,  derivation  of  words, 
entomology,  science  of  insects. 
atomology,  doctrine  of  atoms. 

eulogium,  eulogy,  elogium,  a 
funeral  oration. 

euphony,  agreeable  utterance. 
euphone,  an  organ  stop. 

eversion,  overthrow;  destruction. 
See  aversion. 

Eve's,  possessive  of  Eve.  See 
eaves. 

eviction,  ejectment.  evection, 
term  in  astronomy. 

evil,  wicked;  wrong.  eval,  re- 
lating to  an  age. 

ewe,  a  sheep,  yew,  a  tree,  you, 
a  pronoun,     yu  or  yuh,  jade. 

ewer,  a  jug.  your,  belonging  to 
you.    yore,  long  ago. 

ewes,  sheep.     See  use. 

exceed,  to  go  beyond;    to  surpass. 


accede,  agree;    assent;    to  enter 

upon  an  office  or  dignity. 
except,  to  object;  exclusive  of.     See 

accept. 
executor,  one  appointed  to  execute 

a  will,    executer,  one  who  carries 

into  effect. 
exercise,  practice;  to  train,     exor- 
cise, to  expel;   conjure  up. 
exert,  to  put  forth,     exsert,  pro- 
truded. 
exerted,  past  tense  of  exert:     ex- 

serted,  standing  out. 
exertion,  the  act  of  exerting,     ex- 

sertion,   the   state   of  being  ex- 

serted. 
extent,  degree;    compass,    extant, 

in  existence. 
eyed,  having  eyes,    ide,  a  fish. 
eyelet,  a  small  hole,     islet,  a  small 

island. 
eyra,  a  wild  cat.     See  Ira. 
eyrie  or  eyry,  an  eagle's  nest.    See 

aerie. 


F. 

facet,  a  face  of  a  diamond,  fas- 
cet,  an  iron  rod. 

fail,  to  come  short  of;  to  prove 
ineffective,  faille,  an  untwilled 
silk  fabric. 

fain,  gladly.  fane,  a  temple. 
feign,  to  dissemble. 

faint,  languid,    feint,  a  pretense. 

fair,  just;  not  cloudy,  fare,  pas- 
sage money;  food. 

fakir,  a  Mohammedan  ascetic. 
faker,  one  who  fakes;  a  thief. 

falks,  pi.  of  falk.  falx,  a  metal 
implement. 

farrago,  a  jumble.     See  virago. 

fate,  destiny,    fete,  a  festival. 

father,  a  parent,     farther,  beyond. 

faucet,  a  spigot,  fossette,  a  hol- 
low; a  dimple. 

fawn,  to  court  favor;  a  deer,  faun, 
a  woodland  deity. 

fays,  fairies.     See  phase. 

fear,  dread;  to  be  afraid,  feer, 
one  who  holds  a  fee. 

feat,  exploit,    feet,  pi.  of  foot. 

feel,  to  perceive  by  the  touch; 
feehng;  touch,  fiel,  comfortable; 
cozy,    feal,  to  hide. 


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fees,  pi.  of  fee.    feeze  or  feaze, 

to  drive  off;  a  race;   a  run, 
feign,  to  dissemble;  to  imagine;  to 

invent.     See  lain. 
feint,  a  pretense.    See  ^aint. 
fellah,  an  Egyptian  peasant,  feller, 

one  who  fells;  part  of  a  sewing- 
machine,      fellow,  an  associate. 

felloe,  rim  of  a  wheel. 
femoral,   pertaining  to  the   thigh. 

femerell  or  femerel,  a   lantern 

or  cover  placed  on  a  roof, 
fen,  low  wet  land;  a  disease  of  hops ; 

to  forbid,  as  in  a  game,    foehn,  a 

dry  southerly  wind. 
fendu,  slashed  as  a  garment.     See 

vendvie. 
fern,  a  plant,    firn,  glacier -snow. 
ferrule,  a  band  of  metal;    a  short 

pipe-coupling;     the    frame    of    a 

slate,     ferule,  a  stick;  to  punish. 
ferry,  to  carry  in  a  boat;   place  for 

ferrying,    firry,  abounding  in  firs. 

furry,  covered  with  fur. 
f^te,  a  festival.     See  jate. 
few,   not  many,     feu,  a  tenure  of 

land. 
fiel,  comfortable;  cozy.     See  ]eel. 
figwort,  a  plant.     fig=wart,  a  term 

in  pathology. 
filander,  a  worm.    See  philander. 
file,   to   reduce   or   sharpen   with   a 

file;      an    instrument    for    filing. 

phial,  a  small  bottle,     phyle,  a 

geographical    division    of   ancient 

Greece. 
Filipino,     a     Philippine     Islander. 

See  philopena. 
fillet,    a    narrow    bandage    for    the 

head;   a  slice  of  meat;    the  thread 

of  a  screw,     filet,  a  decoration. 
fillip,  a  sharp  blow  with  the  finger. 

Philip,   a   man's   name,     philip, 

a  bird, 
filter,  a  strainer;  to  purify,   philter, 

a  charm. 
fin,  a  fish's  organ.    Finn,  a  native 

of  Finland. 
find,  to  discover,    fined,  taxed. 
finicking,    fussy;     exact   in   trifles. 

finikin,  a  pigeon;  dainty  in  dress. 
finish,  to  complete;    a  last  touch. 

Finnish,  pertaining  to  Finland. 
fir,    a   tree,      fur,    covering   of   an 

animal. 


fire-boat,  a  steamboat  for  extin- 
guishing fires,  fire -bote,  a  law 
term, 

firm,  a  partnership;  made  fast; 
strong,    firme,  term  in  heraldry. 

firn,  glacier-snow.     See  }ern. 

firry,  abounding  in  firs.    See  ferry. 

first,  preceding  all  others;  prior 
in  time;  highest  in  rank,  fiirst, 
a  German  nobleman. 

fished,  past  tense  of  verb  fish, 
fiched,  term  in  heraldry. 

fisher,  one  who  fishes,  fissure,  a 
cleft. 

fizz,  a  hissing  noise,    phiz,  the  face. 

flam,  a  delusion;  to  deceive, 
fiamb,  to  baste,  as  meat. 

fiask,  a  bottle,  flasque,  term  in 
heraldry. 

flea,  an  insect,    flee,  to  run  from. 

fleer,  one  who  flees,  fleer,  to  grin 
in  mockery;   derision. 

flew,  did  fly.     flue,  chimney. 

flews,  a  dog's  lips.     See  flues. 

flies,  insects;  does  fly.  flys,  light 
vehicles  for  passengers. 

flight,  act  of  flying  or  fleeing;  flock 
of  birds;  stairs,  flite,  to  scold; 
a  noisy  quarrel. 

flocks,  a  collection  of  sheep  or  birds; 
gathers  in  companies.  Phlox,  a 
genus  of  plants,    phlox,  a  plant. 

flow,  current;  to  run  as  water. 
floe,  floating  ice. 

flower,  blossom,     flour,  meal. 

flues,  chimneys,  flews,  the  hang- 
ing upper  Hps  of  certain  dogs. 

fly,  an  insect;  a  vehicle;  to  move 
in  the  air.  vlei  or  vly,  a  valley; 
a  marshy  place. 

flys,  light  carriages.     See  flies. 

focal,  pertaining  to  a  focus. 
phocal,  pertaining  to  seals. 

foes,  pi.  of  foe.  foze,  to  be- 
come moldy. 

foh,  an  exclamation  of  dislike. 
Foh,  a  Chinese  name  for  Buddha. 

fold,  to  double;  a  plait;  a  pen  for 
animals,     foaled,  brought  forth. 

folios,  pages  of  a  book,  foliose, 
having  the  form  of  a  leaf. 

fondu,  dissolved;  blended,  fon- 
due, a  pudding. 

foray,  the  act  of  foraging;  to  rav- 
age,   foret,  a  gimlet  or  drill. 


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forbear,  to  refrain  from;  desist. 
forebear,  an  ancestor. 

forbearing,  long-suffering;  patient. 
fur-bearing,  yielding  a  fur. 

forcible,  by  force;  strong,  force- 
able,  that  may  be  forced. 

fore,  coming  first,  four,  a  numeral. 
for,  a  preposition. 

foresight,  forethought,  forcite,  a 
compound. 

foreway,  a  highroad,  foreweigh, 
to  estimate  in  advance. 

forked,  shaped  like  a  fork.  fork= 
head,  an  arrow=head. 

formally,  ceremoniously.  for- 
merly, in  times  past. 

fort,  a  stronghold,  forte,  a  pecu- 
liar talent. 

forte,  a  musical  term,  forty,  a 
numeral. 

forth,  forward,  fourth,  next  after 
the  third. 

forward,  onward;  in  advance;  to 
send  or  to  help  forward,  fore- 
word, a  preface  to  a  literary  work. 

fossette,  a  hollow;  a  dimple.  See 
faucet. 

foul,  gross;  impure;  to  come  in 
colUsion.     fowl,  a  bird. 

four,  twice  two.     See  fore. 

f raise,  a  defense;  a  small  cutter; 
term  in  heraldry.     See  phrase. 

frank,  open,  honest,  franc,  a  coin. 
Frank,  a  man's  name.  Frank,  a 
member  of  a  body  of  Germanic 
tribes. 

frays,  quarrels.     See  phrase. 

freeze,  to  congeal  by  cold,  frieze, 
a  kind  of  cloth;  a  molding,  frees, 
sets  free.  Friese,  a  native  of 
Friesland. 

freezer,  a  refrigerator,  friezer, 
one  who  or  that  which  friezes. 

fret,  to  vex;  irritation,  frette,  a 
coiled  ring  for  a  cannon. 

friar,  a  member  of  a  religious  order. 
frier,  one  who  fries,  fryer,  one 
who  or  that  which  fries. 

frig,  to  keep  in  constant  motion. 
Frigg,  Norse  myth. 

fro,  from,     frow,  a  cleaving-km'fe. 

frond,  term  in  botany  and  zoology. 
Fronde,  name  of  a  party  in 
France. 

fry,  to  cook  in  a  frying-pan;   swarm 


of   young    fishes.      Frey,    Norse 

myth. 
fumet,  the  dung  of  deer,    fumette, 

scent  of  meat  when  kept  too  long. 
funeral,  interment,    funereal,  dis- 
mal; suited  to  a  funeral. 
fungus,    a    low    order    of    plants. 

fungous,  spongy. 
fur,  covering  of  an  animal.    See  fir. 
fur>=bearing,   yielding   a   fur.     See 

forhearhig. 
furred,  covered  with  fur;    coated. 

fyrd,  military  force. 
furry,  covered  with  fur.     See  ferry. 
fiirst,  a  German  prince.     See  first. 
furze,  a  shrub,     furs,  pi.  of  fur. 
fusel,  a  kind  of  oil.     fusil,  that  may 

be  melted;  a  musket. 


G. 

gabian,  a  variety  of  petroleum. 
gabion,  a  cylinder  used  in  fortifi- 
cation. 

gable,  term  in  architecture,  gabel, 
a  rent;  tax. 

gage,  a  pledge;  a  fruit;  to  wager. 
gage  or  gauge,  to  measure;  a 
standard. 

gain,  profit;  to  acquire,  gaine, 
term  in  sculpture. 

gala,  festivity;  a  Scotch  fabric. 
galah,  an  Australian  cockatoo. 

gale,  a  strong  current  of  air.  Gael, 
a  Celt. 

gall,  bile,  gaul,  a  wooden  pole 
used  as  a  lever.  Gaul,  ancient 
name  of  France. 

galleon,  a  large  ship,  gallein,  a 
color  used  in  dyeing. 

gallop,  pace  of  a  horse,  galop,  a 
dance. 

gallows,  scaffold  for  hanging  mur- 
derers.   Gallus,  a  priest  of  Cybele. 

gamble,  to  play  for  money,  gam- 
bol, to  skip;  a  frolic. 

gammon,  to  play;  to  humbug. 
gamin,  a  neglected  street=boy. 

gang,  a  crew;  a  band,  gangue,  a 
mineral  substance. 

gap,  a  vacant  space;  a  breach;  to 
make  an  opening,  gape,  to  open 
the  mouth  wide;   to  yawn. 

garble,  to  cull  so  as  to  mutilate. 
garbel,  a  plank,    garbill,  a  duck. 


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garden,  ground  for  growing  plants 

and  flowers,    garden,  a  small  fish. 
gargle,  to  rinse  the  throat,    gar- 
goyle,    a    term    in   architecture. 

gargil,    a    distemper    in     geese. 

gargol,  a  distemper  in  swine. 
garret,  a  watch -tower;   a  room  next 

the    roof,      garrot,    a    duck;    a 

bandage. 
garrulous,    talkative.      Garrulus, 

genus  of  jays. 
gate,    a    large    door;     a    passage. 

gait,  manner  of  walking. 
gaud,    an    ornament.      God,    the 

Deity. 
gaul,  a  pole.     See  gall. 
gauntlet,  a  leather  glove,     gantlet, 

a  former  system  of  torture;    nar- 
rowing   of    two    single    railroad 

tracks. 
gauzy,  thin;   like  gauze,     ghazi,  a 

Mohammedan  hero. 
gay,  merry;    showy.       guay,  term 

in  heraldry.      gey,  rather. 
Geber,  an  Arabian  chemist.       See 

Ghehcr. 
geese,   pi.  of  goose,     gies,    strong 

mats. 
gelid,  cold.     See  jellied. 
genet,  a  cat.    Jeanette,  a  Christian 

name,     jennet,  a  small  Spanish 

horse. 
genius,  inborn  faculty,     genus,  a 

group;   a  kind,    genys,  part  of  a 

bird's  bill. 
german,  closely  related;    a  dance. 

germen,  a  germ;    a  shoot;    the 

ovary,      germin,    to    germinate. 

germon,   a   fish.     German,   an 

inhabitant  of  Germany. 
Germany,  a  country,     chermany, 

a  game. 
gey,  moderately.     See  gay. 
Gheber,  a  fire -worshiper.       gebur, 

an    old    law    term.     Geber,    an 

Arabian     chemist;      a     Scripture 

name. 
gherkin,     a     pickle.       jerkin,     a 

jacket;     a    hawk.       jerking,    a 

sudden  pulling,    jerquing,  search 

of  a  ship. 
ghoul,    an    imaginary    evil    being. 

gool,  a  ditch;    a  passage,     gul, 

a  rose. 
gib,  to  balk,    jib,  sail  of  a  ship. 


gies,  strong  mats.     See  geese. 

gig  (not  jig),  a  chaise;  to  fish. 
jig,  a  light  dance. 

gild,  to  cover  with  gilt,  guild,  a 
society. 

gilder,  one  who  gilds;  a  Dutch 
coin,    guilder,  a  Dutch  coin. 

gills,  organs  for  breathing,  guills, 
a  plant. 

gilt,  gold  leaf,     guilt,  criminality. 

gimp,  a  kind  of  braid,  guimpe,  a 
chemisette. 

gin,  a  machine;  a  liquor;  a  snare. 
jinn,  Mohammedan  myth. 

girl,  a  female  child.  gurl,  to 
growl;  grumble. 

gizzard,  a  part  of  the  stomach, 
guisard,  a  New  Year's  harlequin. 
Guisard,  a  follower  of  the  Dukes 
of  Guise. 

glare,  dazzling  light;  to  flare;  to 
stare,  glair,  white  of  an  egg;  a 
halberd;  to  cover  with  glair. 

glaucous,  sea=green;  covered  with 
bluish'white  bloom.  Glaucus,  a 
genus  of  fishes;  a  genus  of  gastro- 
pods,    glaucus,  a  bird. 

glaze,  to  furnish  with  glass;  to 
incrust  with  a  smooth  surface. 
glaise,  a  warming  at  the  fire. 

glazer,  one  who  or  that  which 
applies  a  glaze,  glazier,  one  who 
cuts  and  fits  panes  of  glass. 

glean,  to  gather,  glene,  socket  of 
the  eye. 

glede,  a  bird,  gleed,  a  coal  of  fire; 
a  flame. 

gloom,  darkness,  glume,  husk  of 
a  plant.  , 

glossed,  rendered  smooth  and  lus- 
trous; passed  over  lightly,  glost, 
lead  glaze  used  in  pottery. 

glows,  shines  with  heat,  gloze,  to 
flatter;  to  smooth  over;  adula- 
tion. 

gluten,  a  substance  found  in  grain. 
glutin,  crude  gluten. 

gnar,  to  growl  or  snarl,  knar,  a 
knot  on  a  tree. 

gnash,  to  grind  the  teeth,  nash, 
firm;  hard. 

gnats,  pi.  of  gnat.  nattes,  a 
term  in  architecture. 

gnatter,  to  grumble.     See  natter. 

gneiss,  a  mineral.     See  nice. 


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gnib,  alert.     See  nib. 

gnome,  a  spirit;  a  misshapen  dwarf. 

nome,    a    province;    a   term  in 

algebra. 
gnu,  an  animal.     See  new. 
goat,  an  animal,     gote,  a  ditch. 
gob,    a    mouthful;     term    in    coal- 
mining,    gobbe,  a  plant. 
goblin,  a  supernatural  being,  gobe- 
lin, a  kind  of  tapestry. 
goborro,  a  plant,    goburra,  a  king- 

fisher. 
God,  the  Deity.     See  gaud. 
goes,  does  go.     Goes,  town  in  the 

Netherlands. 
goliath,  a  beetle;  a  bird.     Goliath, 

a  giant,     golia,  a  bracelet. 
gool,    a    ditch;      a    passage.     See 

ghoul. 
gopher,     an     animal,     gofer,     a 

waffle. 
gore,  to  horn;  a  clot  of  blood;  an 

inserted    piece    of    cloth,      goer, 

one  who  goes,    ghor,  a  valley. 
gored,   did  gore,     gourd,  a  fruit; 

a  dipper;   a  false  die;   a  coin. 
gorilla,  an  ape.    guerilla,  irregular 

warfare. 
grain,     a     seed;      corn;      smallest 

weight;  a  particle;  fiber,   graine, 

the  eggs  of  the  silkworm. 
granter,  one  who  grants,    grantor, 

one  by  whom  a  grant  is  made. 
grate,   fire=bars;    to  make  a  harsh 

sound,     great,  vast. 
grater,       a      rough      instrument. 

greater,  larger. 
graves,    places    for    the    dead;     a 

refuse  of  lard  or  tallow.     Graves, 

a  British  admiral. 
gray,    a    color;     to    become    gray. 

grfes,  grit;  sandstone;  stoneware. 
graze,  to  scratch;    to  strike  lightly; 

to  feed  upon   grass    or  herbage. 

grays,  colors. 
grazer,     an    animal    that    grazes. 

grazier,    a    person    engaged    in 

grazing. 
grease,    melted    fat.      Greece,    a 

country. 
greaved,  protected  by  greaves.     See 

grieved. 
grenadine,  a  fabric,    grenadin,  a 

color. 
grSs,  grit,  sandstone.     See  gray. 


grieved,        moved       with       grief. 

greaved,  protected  by  greaves. 
grieves,  laments,    greaves,  armor 

for  the  legs. 
griff,  a  term  in  textile  manufactur- 
ing; a  rocky  glen;  a  dark  mulatto. 

griffe,  a  term  in  architecture;   the 

refuse  of  new  champagne. 
grill,  to  broil;  a  gridiron,     grille,  a 

lattice  or  grating,     grylle,  a  sea= 

dove. 
grip,    a   hold;     to   seize,      grippe, 

influenza. 
grizzly,    gray,      grisly,    frightful. 

gristly,  Uke  gristle. 
groan,  a  moan;   to  moan,     grown, 

increased  in  growth. 
grocer,   a   provisioner.     groser,   a 

gooseberry,    grosser,  more  gross. 
groom,  a  servant;    a  bridegroom; 

to  curry,    grume,  a  viscid  fluid; 

a  clot. 
grot,  a  cave.       groat,  an  English 

coin,     groot,  a  Dutch  coin. 
group,  a  cluster;   a  crowd;   to  form 

into  groups,     groop,  a  trench;  a 

pen  for  cattle;   to  form  grooves. 
g^OW,    to    increase;     to    cultivate. 

gros,  decided  in  tint;  a  fabric. 
guay,  term  in  heraldry.     See  gay. 
guerilla,   irregular  warfare.        See 

gorilla. 
guernsey,  a  bird;  a  knit  shirt  worn 

by  sailors.     Guernsey,  a  breed  of 

cattle. 
guest,   one  entertained,     guessed, 

did   guess. 
guild,  a  society.     See  gild. 
guilder,  a  Dutch  coin.     See  gilder. 
guillaume,     a     carpenter's      tool. 

Guillaume,  a  French  painter;  the 

French  name  for  William. 
guilt,  criminality.     See  gilt. 
guimpe,  a  chemisette.     See  gimp. 
guinea,  a  fowl;    an  English  coin. 

Guinea,  a  country  in  Africa. 
guisard,   a  New  Year's  mummer. 

See  gizzard. 
guise,  to  disguise;   dress;   behavior. 

Guise,  French  general  and  states- 
man. 
gundi,  a  rat.     gundie,  greedy. 
gurl,  to  growl;  grumble.     See  girl. 
gutter,   a  water -channel,     guttur, 

the  throat. 


haik 


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H. 

haik,  an  outside  garment  of  the 
Arab,  hake,  a  hook;  a  fish;  to 
fish  for  hake. 

hail,  to  greet;  frozen  rain,  hale, 
heaUhy;   sound. 

hair,  covering  on  the  head,  hare, 
an  animal. 

hall,  a  large  room,  haul,  to  draw; 
a  draught. 

handle,  to  use  with  the  hands; 
that  part  of  an  object  by  which 
it  is  carried,  handel,  mercantile 
traffic;  to  trade  with.  Handel,  a 
German  musical  composer. 

hand  -  made,  manufactured  by 
hand.  handmaid,  a  female 
servant. 

handsome,  beautiful;  comely;  gen- 
erous,   hansom,  a  carriage. 

hart,  a  stag,  heart,  the  source  of 
life. 

haws,  pi.  of  haw.  hawse,  part 
of  a  vessel;  to  raise. 

hay,  grass  dried,  hey,  an  exclama- 
tion; a  call. 

hazel,  a  plant;  a  light-brown 
color,  hazle,  to  make  dry;  term 
in  coal -mining. 

heal,  to  cure,  heel,  part  of  the 
foot,  he'll,  he  will,  hele,  cover; 
shelter. 

healer,  one  who  heals,  heeler,  a 
cock;   a  hanger-on. 

hear,  to  perceive  by  the  ear.  here, 
in  this  place. 

heard,  did  hear,  herd,  a  number 
of  animals. 

hearse,  a  canopy;  a  bier;  a  car- 
riage, herse,  a  portcullis  for  the 
dead.  Herse,  a  genus  of  moths, 
birds,  crustaceans,  and  mollusks. 
hirse,  the  broom  corn. 

heart,  the  source  of  life.     See  hart. 

heed,  careful  attention;  to  consider, 
he'd,  he  would. 

heigh,  an  exclamation.     See  high. 

heigh-ho,  an  exclamation.  See 
highhoe. 

height  or  hight,  elevation;  the 
summit,     hyte,  mad;   crazy. 

heir,  one  who  inherits.     See  air. 

her,  a  pronoun,  herr,  a  title. 
herre,  a  lord;  master. 

41 


herad,  a  territorial  division  of  Nor- 
way.   Herod,  a  Bible  character. 
herds,    pi.    of   herd,     hurds,    the 

coarse  part  of  flax  or  hemp. 
Hermogenean,  pertaining  to  Her- 

mogenes.      Hermogenian,    per- 
taining to  Hermogenianus. 
hew,   to  cut.     hue,  color;    a  cry. 

Hue,  a  city  of  Anam.    Hugh,  a 

man's  name,    whew,  an  exclama- 
tion. 
hewed,    past    tense    of   verb    hew. 

hued,  having  color. 
hewer,  one  who  hews,    huer,  one 

who  gives  an  alarm,     whewer, 

the  European  widgeon. 
hey,  an  exclamation;    a  call.     See 

hay. 
hide,  to  conceal;    the  skin,     hied, 

hurried. 
high,  lofty;  costly,    hie,  to  hasten. 

heigh  or  hi,  an  exclamation. 
higher,  more  high,    hire,  wages;  to 

engage  for  pay. 
highhoe,  a  woodpecker,  heigh-ho, 

an  exclamation. 
him,  a  pronoun.    See  hymn. 
hirse,  the  broom  corn.  See  hearse. 
hissed,  did  hiss,     hist,  hush;    be 

silent. 
ho,  a  cry.     hoe,  an  implement;  to 

dig.    whoa,  an  exclamation. 
hoar,  white  as  with  frost,     hoer, 

one  who  hoes,     whore,  a  harlot. 
hoard,  a  treasure;  to  store,    horde, 

a     migratory      tribe.       whored, 

practised  unchastity. 
hoarse,     having    a    rough     voice. 

horse,  an  animal. 
hock,  a  kind  of  wine.  Hock,  the  last 

card  in  the  box  in  a  game  of  faro. 

hough,  a  joint;    to  hamstring. 
hold,  to  contain;    grasp;    a  prison. 

holed,    imprisoned;     put    into    a 

hole. 
hole,  a  cavity.     hoU,  a  narrow  or 

dry  ditch,     whole,  all. 
holy,     divine;      sacred.       wholly, 

entirely. 
homage,      deference;        reverence. 

ohmage,  electrical  resistance. 
home,    a    dwelling-place,      holm, 

low,  flat  land;  an  oak.     heaume, 

a  large  helmet. 
homer,  a  homing  pigeon;   a  shark; 


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ingress 


a  Hebrew  measure.     Homer,  a 

Greek  poet. 
honorary,      honoring;      conferring 

honor,     onerary,   fitted   for,    or 

carrying,  a  burden. 
hookah,  a  pipe,    hooker,  one  who 

hooks;  a  Dutch  vessel. 
hoop,   a  band   of   wood  or  metal; 

to  bind  with  hoops,     whoop,  a 

shout. 
hoose  or  hooze,  a  disease  of  cattle. 

See  whose. 
hose,  stockings;  rubber  tube,  hoes, 

digs;   pi.  of  hoe. 
hour,  sixty  minutes,     our,  belong- 
ing to  us. 
house-boat,  a  boat  fitted  up  as  a 

house,    house -bote,  a  law  term. 
hue,  color;  a  cry.    See  hew. 
hued,  having  color.     See  hewed. 
huer,  one  who  gives  an  alarm.    See 

hewer. 
Hugh,  a  man's  name.     See  hew. 
human,  pertaining  to  man.     hu- 

min,  humic  acid. 
humorous,   merry,      humerus,    a 

bone  of  the  arm. 
humus,  vegetable  mold,    humous, 

relating  to  humus. 
hurds,  the  coarse  part  of  flax  or 

hemp.     See  herds. 
hussar,  a  horse-soldier,     huzza,  a 

shout;  to  applaud. 
hymeneal,  pertaining  to  marriage. 

hymenial,  term  in  anatomy  and 

botany. 
hymn,    a   religious   song;     to   sing 

praises,    him,  a  pronoun. 
hyperphysical,    higher    than    the 

physical.       hypophysical,     term 

in  anatomy. 
hypogenous,     growing      beneath. 

hypogynous,   growing  from  the 

axil. 
hypostasy,    that    which    underlies 

something  else.    See  apostasy. 
hypostatize,  to  attribute    substan- 
tial existence  to.     See  apostatize. 
hypostrophe,  a  term  used  in  medi- 
cine and  rhetoric.    See  apostrophe. 
hypothecary,  of  or  pertaining  to 

hypothecation  or  mortgage.     See 

apothecary. 
hypothesis,   a   supposition.        See 

apo  thesis. 


hypothetic,    conjectural,      hyper- 

thetic,  showing  transposition. 
hyte,  mad;   crazy.    See  height. 

I. 

ide,  a  fish.     See  eyed. 

idle,  unemployed.  idol,  a  god. 
idyl,  a  pastoral  poem. 

I'll,  I  will.     See  aisle. 

illapse,  influx;  inspiration.  See 
elapse. 

illicit,  unlawful.    See  elicit. 

illude,  to  deceive;  to  mock.  See 
allude. 

illusion,  a  deception.    See  allusion. 

immanent,  inherent;  intrinsic.  See 
eminent. 

immerge,  to  put  under  water.  See 
emerge. 

immerse,  to  put  under  water.  See 
amerce. 

immersed,  past  tense  of  verb 
immerse.  emersed,  term  in 
botany. 

immigrant,  one  who  comes  into 
the  country.    See  emigrant. 

immigrate,  to  move  into  a  country. 
See  emigrate. 

imminence,  a  threatening.  See 
eminence. 

imminent,  threatening.  See  emi- 
nent. 

immission,  injection.  See  emis- 
sion. 

immortal,  deathless,  immortelle, 
a  flower. 

impassable,  not  passable.  im- 
passible, incapable  of  suffering. 

impend,  to  overhang,  impenned, 
past  tense  of  verb  impen. 

impress,  an  imprint;  a  mark;  to 
stamp  or  print.    See  empress. 

imu,  a  pit  for  roasting  meat.  See 
emu. 

incense,  to  enrage;  perfume,  in- 
sense,  to  instruct. 

indiscreet,  imprudent.  indis- 
crete, not  discrete  or  separated. 

indite,  to  write;  to  compose. 
indict,  to  accuse. 

ingenious,  inventive,  ingenuous, 
frank;  candid. 

ingress,  access;  place  of  entrance. 
Ingres,  a  French  painter. 


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643 


kicker 


inn,  a  public  house,    in,  within. 

innervate,  to  supply  with  nerves. 
See  enervate. 

innumerable,  that  cannot  be 
counted,  enumerable,  capable 
of  being  enumerated. 

insist,  to  persist;  to  press,  encyst, 
to  inclose  in  a  cyst. 

insoul,  to  endow  with  soul,  in- 
sole, an  inner  sole  of  a  boot. 

insulate,  to  separate;  to  detach, 
insolate,  to  expose  to  the  sun. 

intention,  aim;  purpose,  inten- 
sion, act  of  making  tense. 

interpolate,  to  change,  as  a  book, 
interpellate,  to  question  impera- 
tively. 

Ira,  a  Christian  name,  eyra,  a 
wild  cat. 

irradiation,  illumination;  surround- 
ing with  splendor  eradiation, 
emission  of  radiance. 

irruption,  a  sudden  invasion.  See 
eruption. 

isle,  an  island.     See  aisle. 

islet,  a  small  island.     See  eyelet. 


jam,    preserved    fruits;     to    press. 

jamb,  side  of  a  door,     jambe, 

armor  for  the  leg;   swift. 
Jane,  a  Christian  name,     jean,  a 

cotton  cloth. 
jarred,    past    tense    of    verb    jar. 

jarde,  a  tumor. 
Jeanette,  a  Christian  name.     See 

genet. 
jellied,  brought  to  a  jelly,     gelid, 

cold. 
jennet,  a  small  Spanish  horse.    See 

genet. 
jerkin,   a  jacket;  a  hawk,     jerk- 
ing, a  sudden  pulhng.     jerquing, 

search  of  a  ship.     See  gherkin. 
jet,  a  black  substance;  a  spouting 

stream;  to  shoot  forward,     jette, 

part  of  a  bridge. 
jib,  a  small  sail.     See  gib. 
jig,  a  dance;  a  tune.    S^e  gig. 
jinn,    Mohammedan     myth.      See 

gin- 

joust,  a  tilting  match.     See  just. 

jowl,   the  cheek,     joule,  an  elec- 
trical unit. 


jubate,  fringed  with  hair.  Jew- 
bait,  to  persecute  the  Jews. 

jury,  a  committee  to  pass  judgment. 
Jewry,  a  Jewish  district. 

just,  actuated  by  justice;  proper; 
legal,  joust,  a  tilting  match  be- 
tween mounted  knights 

K. 

kadi,  a  Moslem  judge.    See  caddy. 
Kafir,  Kaffir,  an  unbeliever;    one 

of  a  S.  Afr.  race,     caphar,  a  post 

or  station. 
kail,  a  game.     See  kale. 
kaki,  a  fruit.     See  khaki. 
kale,  a  form  of  cabbage,     kail,  a 

game;  a  tree,     cale,  to  throw;  to 

caper;   one's  turn.    Kehl,  a  town 

in  Germany. 
kame,  a  hill;    a  fortress  or  camp. 

See  came. 
kana,  Japanese  writing.  See  Canna. 
kandel,  a  tree.    See  candle. 
kans,  a  grass.     See  cans. 
kaolin,  a  mineral,    calin,  a  Chinese 

alloy. 
kaph,    a    Jewish    liquid    measure. 

See  calf. 
kapp,  a  term  in  electricity.     See  cap. 
kat,  Egyptian  unit  of  weight.     See 

cat. 
kayak,  a  boat,    kiack,  a  Buddhist 

temple. 
keach,     to    dip    out,     as     water. 

keech,   fat  rolled  into   a   round 

lump. 
ken,    to    know;    cognizance.      See 

Chen. 
kermes,  a  red  dyestuff.    Chermes, 

a  genus  of  bark=lice. 
kernel,  inside  of  a  nut.    See  colonel. 
kersey,  a  cloth,    kursi  or  kursy,  a 

low  table. 
kerve,  to  carve.     See  curve. 
key,  an  instrument  to  open  a  lock. 

ki,  a  plant,    quay,  a  wharf,  que, 

a  coin. 
khaki,  dust-colored;  a  cloth,  kaki, 

a  fruit. 
kiack,    a    Buddhist    temple.     See 

kayak. 
kicker,    one    who    or    that    which 

kicks;     an    objector,     kikar,    a 

plant. 


trill 


644 


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kill,   to  deprive  of  life,     kiln,   an 

oven,    kyl,  a  high  silk  hat. 
kirve,  a  term  in  coal»mining.     See 

curve. 
kisser,  one  who  kisses,    kissar,  a 

lyre. 
kiting,  a  mode  of  raising  money. 

chitin,  a  compound. 
kittle,   to  tickle;    to  puzzle;    hard 

to  manage,     kittel,  a  long  coat 

worn  by  Polish  Jews. 
klepht,  a  bandit.     See  cleft. 
knag,  a  knot  in  wood;  the  prong  of 

an  antler.     See  nag. 
knap,  a  knob;  to  bite.     See  nap. 
knape,  a  framework  used  in  thatch- 
ing.    See  nape. 
knar,  a  knot  on  a  tree.     See  gnar. 
knave,  a  rogue,     nave,  part  of  a 

wheel;  body  of  a  church.    NSve, 

Belgian  orientaHst. 
knead,    to    stir,      kneed,    having 

knees;   geniculated;   need,  want. 
kneck,  a  nautical  term.    See  neck. 
kneel,    to   fall   or   to   rest   on   the 

knees,    neal,  to  temper  by  heat, 
knell,  sound  of  a  funeral  bell;  to 

strike.  Nell,  a  girl's  name. 
knew,  did  know.  See  new. 
knicker,  a  small  ball  of  baked  clay. 

See  nicker. 
knight,  a  title  of  honor.    See  night. 
knit,   to   weave,     nit,   egg   of   an 

insect. 
knitch,  a  small  bundle;    a  fagot. 

See  niche. 
knob,    a    lump;     a    rounded    hill. 

nob,  a  nobleman. 
knobby,    full   of   knobs.      nobby, 

stylish. 
knock,  to  strike  or  beat;    a  blow. 

nock,  a  notch;  to  notch. 
knot,  a  tie;    a  hard  part  of  wood. 

not,  a  negative. 
knote,  a  term  in  mechanics.     See 

note. 
knout,  a  whip  or  scourge,    knowt, 

a  shinty^ball. 
know,  to  understand,     no,  a  word 

of  refusal. 
knows,  does  know.     See  nose. 
kob,  an  antelope.     See  coh. 
koff,  a  Dutch  v-essel.     See  cough. 
kohl,    a   variety   of   cabbage.     See 

coal. 


koko,  a  plant;    a  bird.     See  cocoa. 
kokoon,  the  gnu.     See  cocoon. 
kommers,  festivities  among  German 

University  students.     See  comers. 
kraal,   a  Hottentot  village.        See 

crawl. 
krone,  a  coin.     See  crony. 
kuli,  hire;    wages.     See  coolly. 
kuttar,    an    Indian    dagger.      See 

cutter. 
kyl,  a  high  silk  hat.     See  kill. 
kyle,  a  sound;    a  strait;    a  lamp. 

See  chyle. 


L. 

lac,  a  resinous  substance;  a  number. 

lack,  deficiency;    to  be  in  want. 

lakh,  a  gum. 
lacquer,    a    kind    of    varnish;     to 

varnish,     lacker,  one  who  lacks. 
lager,  a  kind  of  beer,     lagar,  a  wine 

press,     laager,  a  defensive  inclo- 

sure  formed  by  wagons,     lagre,  a 

sheet  of  perfectly  smooth  glass. 
laid,  did  lay.     lade,  to  load. 
lair,  home  of  a  beast,     layer,   a 

stratum. 
lama,  a  celibate  priest.     Lama,  a 

genus   of   mammals,      llama,    a 

quadruped. 
lamb,   a   young   sheep,      lam,   to 

thrash;  beat. 
land,  earth;    a  country;    to  go  on 

shore,      lande,    an    uncultivated 

plain. 
landau,      a     two=seated     carriage. 

land=daw,  the  carrion=crow. 
lane,  a  narrow  street,  lain,  reclined. 

Laen,  a  province  in  Sweden. 
lap,   upper  part  of  the   legs  when 

one  sits;    flap;    fold;    to  lick  up. 

Lapp,  a  native  of  Lapland. 
latches,     pi.    of    latch.      laches, 

negligence. 
late,  after  the  proper  time;    recent. 

lait,  lightning;  to  seek. 
lath,    a    thin    board.       lathe,     a 

machine. 
latten,    fine    sheet    brass.      Latin, 

ancient     language.       laten,     to 

grow  later. 
laudist,  a  writer  of  songs  of  praise. 

Laudist,    a    follower   of    Laud, 

Archbishop  of  Canterbury. 


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laugh,  to  make  the  noise  caused 

by  mirth,     laff,  a  fish,     lauf,  a 

passage  in  music. 
laughter,  a  laugh;    a  mode  of  ex 

pressing  mirth,    lafter,  the  num- 
ber of  eggs  laid  by  a  hen  before 

she  sits. 
lawn,  a  grassy  space;    a  fine  linen 

or  cambric,    latin,  a  fine  sieve. 
lax,    loose,      lacks,    needs,      lacs, 

resinous  substances. 
lay,  to  place;   to  bring  forth  (eggs); 

a    song;     relating    to    the    laity. 

ley,  yield;  produce,     leu,  a  silver 

coin,    lei,  a  garland. 
lea,  a  meadow,    lee,  sheltered  from 

the  wind,     li,  a    Chinese    weight 

and  mile,     lei,  pi.  of  leu. 
leach,     to     strain    water    through 

(ashes).      leech,    a    worm    that 

sucks  blood;  a  physician. 
lead,  a  guide;    a  clue;    precedence; 

priority,     leed,  speech,  utterance, 

language. 
lead,  a  metal,     led,  did  lead. 
leaf,  part  of  a  book  or  plant,     lief, 

gladly. 
leak,  a  break,     leek,  an  onion. 
lean,    lacking    flesh;      to    incline. 

lien,  a  legal  claim. 
lease,  contract  renting  a  house  or 

lands;    to  let.     lisse,  in  tapestry, 

the    threads    of   the    warp    taken 

together,    lis,  a  flower;  a  lawsuit. 

Lys,  river  in  France. 
least,  smallest,     leased,  rented, 
leek,    to   pour;     to   leak,     lech,    a 

crowning    stone    of    an    ancient 

monument. 
leed,  utterance.     See  lead. 
leer,  a  sinister  look;    an  oven;    to 

look  with  a  leer,     lear,  an  arch- 
way or  oven. 
lent,    a    loan;     a    term    in    music. 

Lent,  a  fast  of  forty  days,     leant, 

past  tense  of  lean. 
lessen,  to  diminish,     lesson,  a  task, 
lesser,  inferior,     lessor,  one  who 

leases. 
let,  to  allow;    to  grant  for  hire;  a 

hindrance.     Lett,   a   member  of 

the  Lettic  race. 
Lethean,     pertaining     to     Lethe. 

letheon,  sulphuric  ether. 
leu,  a  silver  coin.     See  lay. 


levy,  to  assess,  levee,  an  assem- 
bly;   an  embankment. 

lewd,  low;  depraved;  wicked. 
leud,  a  servant  or  vassal. 

ley,  yield;  produce.     See  lay. 

11,  a  Chinese  weight  and  mile.  See 
lea. 

liar,  an  untruthful  person,  lire, 
flesh;  brawn;  a  cloth,  lyre,  a 
kind  of  harp.  Iyer,  one  in  a 
prostrate  position. 

lie,  a  falsehood;  to  recline,  lye, 
an  alkaline  solution. 

lief,  willingly.    See  leaf. 

lien,  a  legal  claim.     See  lean. 

lieu,  place;  room,  loo,  a  game  of 
cards. 

lightning,  an  electric  flash,  light- 
ening, to  illuminate;  to  unburden. 

limb,  part  of  the  body,  limn,  to 
paint. 

limpid,  clear;  transparent,  lim- 
pet, a  small  shell  fish. 

liniment,  soft  ointment.  lina- 
ment,  term  in  surgery,  linea- 
ment, feature;   outline. 

links,  pi.  of  hnk.  lynx,  an 
animal. 

lion,  a  fierce  animal,  lien,  a  law 
term. 

liquor,  any  intoxicating  drink. 
liqueur,  an  alcoholic  cordial 
flavored  with  aromatic  substances. 

lirk,  tojerk;  to  crease.     See  lurk. 

lisse,  in  tapestry,  the  threads  of  the 
warp  taken  together.     See  lease. 

listen,  to  hearken,  lissen,  a  cleft 
in  a  rock,  liston,  a  term  in 
heraldry. 

literal,  not  figurative;  exact;  pre- 
cise; unimaginative.  littoral, 
pertaining  to  the  sihore. 

liver,  one  who  lives;  organ  which 
secretes  the  bile,     livor,  envy. 

lo,  behold,  low,  not  high;  coarse; 
noise  of  a  cow. 

load,  a  burden;  to  weigh  down. 
lode,  a  metalHc  vein,  lowed, 
cried,  as  a  cow. 

loan,  that  which  is  lent,  lone, 
solitary. 

lock,  to  fasten;  a  bolt,  loch,  a 
lake  or  bay.    lough,  a  lake. 

loo,  a  game.     See  lieu. 

loop,   a   noose;    to   make   a   loop. 


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loup,  to  leap;    a  mask,     loupe, 

a  mass  of  iron,    lupe,  a  pigeon. 
loose,  unbound;  free;  lax;    to   un- 
bind,    luce,  a  fish;  a  rut. 
loot,    to    plunder;     booty.      lute, 

musical  instrument. 
lore,  learning;   the  side  of  the  head. 

Loir,    a    short    river   in    France. 

Loire,  a  long    river    in    France. 

lower,  more  low. 
louvre,  a  dance,     louver,  term  in 

architecture. 
lowry,  an  open  box  car;  the  spurge- 

laurel,     lowrie,  a  fox. 
loyalist,      a     partizan     supporter. 

Loyolist,  a  Jesuit. 
Lucerne,  canton  in  Switzerland,  lu- 
cerne, a  plant,    lucern,  a  lamp; 

a  lynx. 
lumber,   anything  cumbersome  or 

useless;   timber;   to  move  heavily. 

lumbar,  relating  to  the  loins. 
lure,  enticement;  to  entice,    loure, 

a  bagpipe;  a  slow  dance. 
lurk,  to  lie  in  wait;  to  hide,     lirk,  to 

jerk;   to  crease. 
lye,  an  alkaline  solution;  a  railroad 

siding.     See  lie. 
lynch,    to    punish    by    lynch-law. 

linch,  a  ledge;   a  projection. 
lynx,  an  animal.    See  links. 
lyre,  a  kind  of  harp.     See  liar. 

M. 

mackle,  a  spot  or  blemish  in  print- 
ing; to  blur  or  spoil,  made,  a 
twin  crystal. 

macrocosm,  the  great  world.  See 
microcosm. 

macroscopic,  large.  See  micro- 
scopic. 

madrigal,  a  pastoral  or  amorous 
song,    madregal,  a  fish. 

maggot,  a  small  grub;  a  whim, 
magot,  anape;  a  small  grotesque 
figure. 

maid,  a  girl;  a  virgin,  made, 
past  tense  of  make. 

maiden,  an  unmarried  woman;  un- 
tried; first;  a  brush  used  by  a 
blacksmith;  an  apparatus  for 
washing  linen,  maidan,  an  open 
space;   a  parade  ground. 

main,  chief.    Maine,  a  state  in  U.  S. 


mane,  hair  on  the  neck  of  an 

animal. 

laize,    : 

labyrinth. 

mall,  a  heavy  hammer;  to  beat; 
a  public  walk,  maul,  to  bruise 
or  beat. 

mandrel,  a  bar  of  metal,  man- 
drill, a  large  baboon. 

mangle,  to  crush;  to  iron;  a 
machine,  mangel,  as  in  mangel^ 
vmrzel. 

manila,  a  cheroot;  a  fibrous  mate- 
rial, manilla,  a  piece  of  ring- 
money.    Manila,  capital  P.  I. 

manna,  a  sweet  exudation  from 
trees,  manner,  bearing;  form. 
manor,  residence,  mana,  power; 
influence. 

manteau,  a  cloak  or  mantle. 
manto,  term  in  mining. 

mantel,  a  shelf  above  the  fireplace. 
mantle,  a  cloak;  to  cover,  dis- 
guise, or  conceal. 

Manu,  a  Hindu  sage.     See  menu. 

mar,  to  injure;  impair;  ruin; 
blemish;  a  small  lake,  maar, 
crater  of  a  volcano,  mahr,  a 
wedding  gift. 

mara,  the  Patagonian  cavy.  Mara, 
in  Hindu  mythology,  the  tempter; 
the  ruling  spirit  of  evil,  maray,  a 
fish.     Mahra,  district  in  Arabia. 

marc,  a  coin,  mark,  a  coin;  a 
sign;  to  observe,  marque,  a 
Hcense  of  reprisal.  Mark,  a 
man's  name. 

mare,  female  of  the  horse,  mair, 
Scotch  form  of  more,  mayor, 
chief  magistrate  of  a  city. 

marlin,  a  godwit.  marline,  nauti- 
cal term. 

married,  past  tense  of  verb 
marry,    marid,  an  evil  spirit. 

marshal,  a  title;  to  rank  in  order, 
martial,  warlike. 

marshalcy,  the  office  of  a  marshal. 
marshalsea,  the  court  of  a 
marshal. 

marten,  a  weazel.  Martin,  a  sur- 
name,    martin,  a  bird. 

mason,  one  who  lays  bricks  or 
stones;  a  bee;  to  build  or  con- 
struct, maysin,  a  chemical  sub- 
stance. 


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mast,    a    pole;     fruit   of   the    oak. 

massed,  collected  into  a  mass. 
mat,  a  texture;    to  twist  together. 

matte,  a  term  in  metallurgy. 
mate,      companion;       to      match; 

marry,    matie,  a  herring,    mati, 

a  sedge,    mate,  a  tea. 
matelote,  a  stew  of  fish,    mate- 

lotte,  a  sailor's  dance. 
matrass,  a  chemical  vessel,     mat- 
tress, a  bed.    matross,  in  India, 

an  assistant  to  a  gunner. 
maw,   stomach  or  craw,     ma,   a 

shorter  or  childish  form  of  mama. 
me,  myself,  mi,  a  note  in  music. 
mead,  a  meadow;   a  drink.    Mede, 

a    native    of    Media,      meed,    a 

reward.    Meade,  a  surname. 
mean,     base;     low;     to     intend. 

mien,    look;     manner,     mesne, 

middle.    Migne,  French  editor. 
meat,    food,     meet,    proper;     to 

encounter.  mete,  to  measure. 
mechanism,  the   structure  of   any 

mechanical  contrivance,    mecon- 

ism,  the  habit  of  taking  opium. 
medal,    a    reward.      meddle,    to 

interfere. 
meddler,  one  who  interferes,    med- 
lar, a  tree  and  its  fruit. 
mellow,  soft  by  reason  of  ripeness; 

to  become  mellow,     mellah,  the 

Jewish  quarter. 
melodeon,  a  small   reed-organ;    a 

music  hall,    melodion,  a  melod- 

icon. 
menu,  a   bill   of    fare.     Manu,  a 

mythic  sage  in  Hindu  mythology. 
mere,     bare,     simple.       Mire,     a 

village  in  France,     mir,  a  Rus- 
sian commune. 
meridian,     noon.       Meridion,     a 

genus  of  diatoms. 
merlin,  a  kind  of  hawk;    a  pony. 

merlon,  a  fortification  term. 
metal,  a  hard  substance,     mettle, 

spirit.      metol,    a    photographic 

developer. 
meter,   a  measure,     meeter,   one 

who  meets. 
mewl,  cry  of  a  child,     mule,  an 

animal. 
mews,   an  inclosure;     cries   like   a 

cat.     muse,  to  think.     Muse,  a 

goddess  of  poetry  and  art. 


cosmos,  macrocosm,  the  great 
world. 

microscopic,  small;  minute;  per- 
taining to  the  microscope,  ma- 
croscopic, large;  visible  to  the 
naked  eye. 

mien,  look;  manner.     See  mean. 

might,  mental,  moral,  physical,  or 
spiritual  power,  mite,  an  insect; 
a  small  particle. 

mighty,  powerful,  mity,  having 
mites. 

mill,  engine  for  grinding;  tenth  of 
a  cent;  to  grind;  to  stamp,  mil, 
a  unit  of  length. 

millinery,  articles  made  or  sold  by 
milliners,  millenary,  pertaining 
to  a  thousand. 

miner,  one  who  mines,  minor, 
under  age;  lesser. 

mir,  a  Russian  commune.  See 
mere. 

missile,  a  projectile,  as  an  arrow 
or  bullet,  missal,  a  prayer-book. 
missel,  a  bird. 

missy,  characteristic  of  young 
misses,    misy,  a  mineral. 

mist,  fine  rain,  missed,  past  tense 
of  miss. 

mnemonic,  assisting  memory. 
pneumonic,  pertaining  to  the 
lungs. 

moan,  to  lament;  a  groan,  mown, 
cut  down,  as  grass. 

moat,  a  trench,  mote,  a  small 
particle. 

mocha,  a  choice  coffee;  a  weight; 
a  moth;  a  cat.  Mocha,  a  dis- 
trict in  Arabia,  mokah,  a  Turk- 
ish doctor  of  laws,  moko,  to 
tattoo;   a  system  of  tattooing. 

mock,  to  mimic;  to  delude;  un- 
real; assumed;  a  jeer  or  sneer. 
mak,  domesticated;  subdued. 

mode,  method;  fashion,  mowed, 
past  tense  of  mow. 

model,  anything  to  be  imitated;  to 
plan;  to  shape,  modal,  relating 
to  the  mode  or  manner. 

mokah,  a  Turkish  scholar.  See 
mocha. 

moral,  right;  just,  morale,  moral 
condition,  morel,  an  edible  fun- 
gus,   morelle,  the  nightshade. 


more 


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more,  greater. 

mows.  moor,  to  anchor;  a 
heath.  Moor,  a  native  of  North- 
ern Africa,  mohr,  an  antelope. 
mohur,  an  Indian  coin,  moire, 
a  watered  appearance;  a  watered 
silk. 

morn,  morning,  mourn,  to  grieve. 
morne,  part  of  a  lance;  a 
small  hill. 

morrow,  the  next  day  following. 
morra,  a  large  tree.  morro,  a 
round  hill  or  point  of  land. 

morsel,  a  small  piece,  morsal, 
pertaining  to  the  surface  of  a  tooth. 

motor,  a  mover,  moter,  a  cotton- 
gin  device. 

motto,  a  principle  of  action;  a 
rule  of  life;  in  heraldry,  a  phrase 
accompanying  a,  crest  or  coat  of 
arms,  mo  to,  motion;  move- 
ment. 

mountebank,  a  fakir;  a  charlatan; 
to  cheat  or  swindle,  monte-bank, 
a  gambling  place. 

mouser,  a  cat.  mauser,  a  maga- 
zine rifle. 

mow,  to  cut  down  with  a  scythe. 
mo  or  moe,  more,  mho,  an 
electrical  term.  Meaux,  a  town 
in  France. 

much,  great  in  quantity,  mutch, 
a  cap. 

mufti,  a  Mohammedan  officer. 
mufty,  a  bird. 

mule,  an  animal.     See  mewl. 

murrain,  a  disease  of  cattle, 
murrhine,  a  kind  of  stone, 
murrine,  made  of  murra. 

murray,  a  fish,  murrey,  term  in 
heraldry;  a  dark  red  color. 

muscadine,  a  kind  of  grape,  mus- 
cadin,  a  dandy,  a  fop.  muscar- 
dine,  a  silkworm  disease;  a  dor- 
mouse. 

muscle,  flesh,  mussel,  a  moUusk. 
mussal,  a  torch. 

muse,   to  meditate.     See  mews. 

music,  science  of  harmonical 
sounds,  mucic,  term  in  chem- 
istry. 

mustard,  a  plant;  a  spice,  mus- 
tered, enrolled;    assembled. 

myrrh,  a  gum.  mur,  a  mouse;  a 
catarrh,    murre,  a  bird. 


myrtle,  a  tree  or  shrub,    myrtol,  a 
chemical  substance. 


nacre,  mother-of-pearl.  Nachor,  a 
Bible  name. 

nag,  a  small  horse;  to  annoy. 
knag,  a  knot  in  wood;  the  prong 
of  an  antler. 

nap,  a  short  sleep;  to  doze;  woolly 
surface  of  plants  and  cloth. 
gnap,  a  morsel;  to  bite,  nappe, 
term  in  geometry,  knap,  a  knob; 
to  bite.  Knapp,  American  re- 
vivalist. 

nape,  the  back  of  the  neck,  knape, 
a  frame  in  which  to  carry  the 
straw  used  by  the  thatcher. 

narrow,  not  wide;  impoverished; 
illiberal;  niggardly.  narra,  a 
variety  of  mahogany. 

nash,  firm;  hard.    See  gnash. 

natter,  to  find  fault,  gnatter,  to 
grumble. 

nattes,  a  term  in  architecture. 
See  gnats. 

naval,  pertaining  to  the  navy. 
navel,  the  central  part. 

nave,  central  part  of  a  church.  See 
knave. 

navy,  marine  military  force  of  a 
country,  neve,  the  consolidated 
snow  on  the  summit  of  a  moun- 
tain. 

nay,  no.  neigh,  cry  of  a  horse. 
n^e,  born.  Ney,  marshal  of 
France. 

nays,  pi.  of  nay.  naze,  a  prom- 
ontory or  headland.  neighs, 
makes  a  noise  like  a  horse. 

neal,  to  temper  by  heat.  See 
kneel. 

neck,  part  between  the  head  and 
the  body,  kneck,  a  nautical 
term. 

need,  want;  to  require.     See  knead. 

Nell,  a  girl's  name.     See  hiell. 

neumatic,  term  in  music.  See 
pneumatic. 

neve,  snow  on  the  summit  of  a 
mountain.     See  navy. 

new,  not  old.  knew,  did  know. 
gnu,  an  animal. 

nib,  one  of  the  projecting  handles 


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of  a  scythe;    the  point  of  a  pen; 

the  beak  of  a  bird;    the  growing 

point  of  an  oyster  shell;    to  fur- 
nish with  a  nib.     gnib,  sprightly; 

smart. 
nice,      refined;       pure;       delicate. 

gneiss,  a  mineral. 
Nicene,   pertaining   to  Nice,     cni- 

cin,  a  term  in  chemistry. 
niche,  recess  in  a  wall,     knitch,  a 

small  bundle;  a  fagot. 
nickel,   a  whitish   metal;    a   coin. 

nicol,  a  nicol  prism. 
nicker,  a   water-sprite;     to   neigh. 

knicker,  a  small  ball  of  baked 

clay. 
nicks,  dents;  notches,    nix,  a  water 

spirit;    nothing;    an  exclamation; 

Pnyx,  an  assembly  of  Athenians. 
niece,   daughter    of    a    brother    or 

sister.     Nice,  city  in  France. 
night,  period  of  darkness,    knight, 

a    champion;     a    piece    used    in 

chess. 
nip,   to   cut;    to   blast,     nippe,   a 

wrapping  for  the  foot. 
nit,  egg  of  an  insect.     See  knit. 
no,  a  word  of  refusal.     See  know. 
nob,  a  nobleman.     See  knob. 
nobby,  stylish.     See  knobby. 
nock,    a    notch;     to    notch.      See 

knock. 
nocturn,  of  the  night;  a  midnight 

prayer -service,     nocturne,   term 

in  painting  and  music. 
nome,  a  province;    a  term  in  alge- 
bra.    See  gnome. 
none,   not  any.     nun,   a  religious 

recluse. 
nose,     organ     of     smell,     knows, 

does  know,    noes,  pi.  of  no. 
not,  a  negative.     See  knot. 
note,    a    mark;     short    letter;     to 

notice;    to  jot  down,     knote,   a 

term  in  mechanics. 


O. 

O,  exclamation  of  wonder.  oh, 
exclamation  of  pain,  owe,  to  be 
indebted  to.     eau,  water. 

oak,  a  tree,  oke,  a  Turkish  unit 
of  weight. 

oar,  a  long  paddle,  o'er,  contrac- 
tion  of  over,     or,   either,     ore, 


a  mineral,  orr,  a  globular  piece 
of  wood,     ower,  one  who  owes. 

obliger,  one  who  obliges,  obligor, 
a  law  term. 

obol,  a  weight;  a  Greek  coin;  pas- 
sage money  paid  to  Charon, 
obole,  an  apothecary's  weight;  a 
French  coin. 

obolus,  a  coin,     obelus,  a  mark. 

ode,  a  poem,  owed,  did  owe.  od, 
a  hypothetical  force. 

odium,  hatred;  dislike,  odeum, 
a  kind  of  theater. 

offal,  rubbish;    refuse.     See  awful. 

ohm,  the  unit  of  electrical  resist- 
ance, om,  a  mystic  ejaculation; 
absolute  goodness  and  truth. 
See  cam. 

ohmage,  electrical  resistance.  See 
homage. 

olio,  a  miscellaneous  collection. 
oleo,  oleomargarin.  Oglio,  river 
in  Italy. 

ember,  a  game  with  caids.  ombre, 
a  cheap  grade  of  silk  prints. 

omit,  to  leave  out;  fail  to  do. 
emit,  to  send  forth,  immit,  to 
inject. 

one,  a  unit,     won,  did  win. 

onerary,  fitted  for  or  carrying  a 
burden.     See  honorary. 

oppose,  to  resist;  to  set  up  in  op- 
position, appose,  to  place  or 
bring  near;  to  examine. 

opposition,  the  act  of  opposing 
or  resisting,  apposition,  the  act 
of  adding;   term  in  grammar. 

oppressed,  downtrodden.  ap- 
pressed,  pressed  closely. 

orally,  in  spoken  words,  orale,  a 
white  silk  veil. 

ordinance,  a  law.  ordnance,  artil- 
lery, ordonnance,  a  right  ar- 
ranging of  parts. 

Oregon,  a  state  in  U.  S.  origan,  a 
plant. 

origin,  a  beginning;  source.  Ori- 
gen,  Christian  writer  of  Alexan- 
dria. 

Orion,  a  constellation;  a  genus  of 
beetles.     See  Arion. 

Osiris,  an  Egyptian  god.  Osyris, 
a  genus  of  herbs. 

Ostrya,  a  genus  of  trees.  See 
Austria. 


ottar 


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ottar,    oil    of    roses.      otter,    an 

animal. 
ought,  should.    See  aught. 
our,  belonging  to  us.     See  hour. 
outcast,   an  exile;     to   throw  out. 

outcaste,  in  India,  a  person  who 

has  forfeited  his  caste. 
overdo,  to  do  too  much,    overdue, 

past  due. 
overlade,   to  overload,     overlaid, 

spread  over. 
owe,  to  be  indebted  to.     See  O. 
owed,  did  owe.     See  ode. 
own,  belonging  to;    to  possess;    to 

confess,     aune,  a  French  cloth- 
measure. 


P. 

pa,  a  childish  form  of  papa,  pah, 
an  exclamation  of  disgust;  a 
fortified  Maori  camp,  pas,  a 
dance,    paw,  foot  of  a  beast. 

paced,  measured.     See  paste. 

packed,  pressed  together,  pact, 
an  agreement. 

packs,  binds  closely,  pax,  a  cru- 
cifix. 

paean,  a  song,  peon,  a  servant. 
paeon,  term  in  prosody. 

pail,  a  bucket,  pale,  not  ruddy; 
a  pointed  stake. 

pain,  discomfort;  to  wound,  pane, 
a  square  of  glass,  peine,  pain 
or  torture.  Paine,  Thomas,  a 
writer. 

pair,  a  couple,  pare,  to  peel. 
pear,  a  fruit,  payer,  one  who 
pays,    pere,  father. 

palace,  a  splendid  mansion.  Pal- 
las, a  goddess;  a  planetoid. 

palate,  roof  of  the  mouth,  palette, 
a  painter's  tablet,  pallet,  a  small 
bed.    paillette,  a  bit  of  metal. 

pall,  a  covering;  to  satiate;  to  be- 
come insipid,  paul,  an  Italian 
coin,  pawl,  a  sliding  bolt.  Paul, 
a  man's  name. 

pall-mall,  a  game;  an  alley.  Pail- 
Mall,  a  name  applied  to  St. 
James  Park,  London,  where  the 
game  was  formerly  played,  pell- 
mell,  in  a  confused  manner. 

pamper,  to  feed  to  the  full,  pam- 
pre,  term  in  architecture. 


pan,  a  wide  shallow  vessel;    1o  ob- 
tain    gold     by    using     the     pan. 

panne,  a  fabric  resembling  velvet. 

Pan,    in    Greek    mythology,    an 

Arcadian  wood -spirit. 
panel,  part    of    a    door;    the   jury. 

pannel,  a  kind  of  saddle. 
papa,  father,     papaw,  a  tree  or  its 

fruit. 
par,    state    of    equality,     parr,    a 

young  salmon. 
para,    a    deer;      a    Turkish    coin. 

parra,    a    comb-crested    jacana. 

Para,   river  and    state  in   South 

America. 
paraphrase,   explanation  in  many 

words;   a  loose  or  free  translation. 

periphrase,    the    use    of    more 

words  than  are  necessary. 
parasite,  a  flatterer;    a  hanger-on. 

Parisite,     a     native     of     Paris. 

parisite,  a  mineral. 
parquet,  lower  floor  of  a  theater. 

parka,  a  coat;  a  fossil. 
parra,  a  bird.     See  para. 
parthenopian,  relating  to  a  genus 

of    crabs.     Parthenopean,    per- 
taining to  Parthenope. 
passable,     that    may    be    passed. 

passible,     capable     of     feeling. 
passed,    advanced    beyond,    past, 

ended. 
paste,    sticky    substance.      paced, 

past  tense  of  pace. 
pastel,  a  crayon;    a  plant,    pastil, 

a   compound    for   fumigating;     a 

lozenge. 
pastoral,     relating     to     a     pastor. 

pastourelle,  a  quadrille  figure. 
pat,   fit;    to   tap.     patte,   term   in 

heraldry. 
pate,   top  of  the  head;    a  badger. 

pite,  a  kind  of  paste,     pate,  a 

term  in  heraldry,     pdte,  a  little 

pie;    a  term  in  mihtary  defense. 
patela,  a  flat-bottomed  boat,     pa- 
tella,  the  knee-cap.     Patella,   a 

genus  of  gastropods. 
pathetic,  full  of  pathos,     bathetic, 

pertaining  to  bathos. 
patten,    a    clog    or    wooden    shoe; 

to   walk    in    pattens,      paten,    a 

communion  plate. 
paume,     a     French     game.      See 

pome. 


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pause,  a  stop;  to  halt,  paws,  feet 
of  a  beast. 

peace,  quiet,     piece,  a  part. 

peak,  the  top.  peek,  to  peep. 
pique,  irritation;  to  nettle,  peeke, 
polished  shell  beads. 

peal,  a  chime  of  bells,  peel,  skin 
of  fruit;  to  pare,  piel,  a  wedge 
for  piercing  stones. 

pear,  a  fruit.    See  pair. 

pearl,  a  jewel,  perle,  a  pellet. 
purl,  sound  of  waters;  to  ripple. 

peas,  pi.  of  pea.  pease,  pi. 
of  pea  when  used  collectively. 
pes,  the  foot. 

pease = meal,  a  flour.  See  piece- 
meal. 

peat,  carbonized  vegetable  sub- 
stance,    peet,  the   lake=trout. 

peavey,  a  lumberman's  implement. 
See  pewee. 

pecan,  a  kind  of  nut.  pekan,  an 
animal. 

pectus,  the  breast,  pectous,  relat- 
ing to  pectine. 

pedal,  a  key  or  lever,  peddle,  to 
sell  small  wares. 

peeke,  poHshed  beads.     See   peak. 

peer,  an  equal;  a  nobleman,  pier, 
a  wharf. 

peerage,  the  rank  or  body  of  nobles. 
pierage,  toll. 

peet,  a  fish.     See  peai. 

pell,  a  skin  or  hide;  a  roll  of  parch- 
ment,    pel,  a  stake. 

pell»mell,  in  a  confused  manner. 
See  pall'inall. 

pelorus,  a  nautical  instrument. 
See  pylorus. 

penal,  relating  to  punishment. 
pennal,  a  student. 

pencil,  a  tool  for  drawing  or  writing, 
pensile,  hanging;  suspended. 

pendant,  an  ear=ring;  a  long  narrow 
flag,     pendent,  hanging. 

people,  persons  generally;  a  nation; 
to  stock  with  inhabitants,  pipul 
or  pipal,  the  sacred  fig=tree. 

periphrase,  the  use  of  more  words 
than  are  necessary.  See  para- 
phrase. 

perjury,  giving  false  evidence, 
purgery,  part  of  a  sugar  house. 

permissible,  allowable,  permisci- 
ble,  capable  of  being  mixed. 


pern,  to  turn  to  profit;  a  bird, 
pirn,  a  small  spindle. 

peroration,  the  conclusion  of  an 
oration,  pererration,  a  wander- 
ing or  rambling. 

per  se,  essentially,  perc^e,  term 
in  heraldry.  Parsee,  a  Zoroas- 
trian. 

perse,  a  blue  color.    See  purse. 

persienne,  an  Eastern  cambric, 
persiennes ,  outside  window= 
shutters. 

personal,  relating  to  a  person. 
personnel,  a  body  of  persons 
employed  in  some  public  service. 

pertinence,  the  quality  of  being 
pertinent,  purtenance,  appurte- 
nance; belongings. 

pew,  an  inclosed  seat  in  a  church. 
piu,  more. 

pewee,  a  small  bird,  peavey,  a 
lumberman's  cant=hook. 

phase,  aspect;  appearance;  to  dis- 
turb,    fays,  fairies. 

phenol,  a  chemical  substance  pro- 
duced from  coal-tar  by  distillation. 
phenyl,  the  essential  residue  of 
benzine  forming  the  basis  of 
many  aromatic  derivatives. 

phial,  a  small  bottle.     See  file. 

philander,  a  lover;  a  mammal;  to 
make  love,     filander,  a  worm. 

Philip,  a  man's  name.    See  /illip. 

philopena,  a  social  game;  a  forfeit. 
Filipino,  a  male  inhabitant  of 
the  Philippine  Islands.  Filipina, 
a  female  inhabitant. 

philter,  a  charm.     See  filter. 

phiz,  the  face.     See  fizz. 

Phlox,  a  genus  of  plants,  phlox, 
a  plant.    See  flocks. 

phocal,  pertaining  to  seals.  See 
focal. 

phosphorus,  a  chemical,  phos- 
phorous, pertaining  to  phos- 
phorus. 

phrase,  part  of  a  sentence,  phraise, 
to  cajole;  coax,  fraise,  a  de- 
fense; a  small  cutter;  term  in 
heraldry,     frays,  quarrels. 

physic,  a  medicine.  physique, 
physical  structure. 

physiogeny,  the  science  of  the  evo- 
lution of  vital  activities,  physi- 
ogeny, the  genesis  of  nature. 


Pica 


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Pica,  a  genus  of  birds;  pica,  a 
magpie;  a  term  in  medicine  and 
printing,     pika,  a  small  rodent. 

picarel,  a  fish.     See  pickerel. 

pick,  a  tool;  to  peck  at;  to  choose. 
pic,  a  measure  of  length. 

picked,  did  pick,  pict,  an  early 
inhabitant  of  Scotland. 

pickerel,  a  pike;  the  wall-eye. 
picarel,  any  fish  of  the  family 
MenidcB.  picryl,  the  radical  of 
picric  acid,  picrol,  a  colorless, 
bitter,  crystalline  compound. 

picket,  a  sharp  stake;  a  guard;  a 
sentry,  picquet,  a  game  of 
cards,    piquette,  a  drink. 

pickle,  brine;  thing  pickled;  to  pre- 
serve in  brine.  picul  or  pecul, 
a  weight. 

picks,  digs;  chooses,  pyx  or  pix, 
a  box  for  a  compass;  a  case  in 
which  the  host  is  reserved. 

picryl,  a  chemical  substance.  See 
pickerel. 

pie,  pastry;  a  magpie;  a  gossip,  pi, 
a  mass  of  type. 

piece,  a  part.     See  peace. 

piecemeal,  disconnected,  pease- 
meal,  a  flour. 

piel,  a  wedge  for  piercing  stones. 
See  peal. 

pier,  a  wharf.     See  peer. 

pierage,  toll.     See  peerage. 

pile,  a  heap;  a  timber,  pyle,  a 
grain  of  chaff. 

pillar,  a  support.  pillow,  a 
cushion;  to  support  as  with  a  pil- 
low, pilau,  a  dish  used  by  Mo- 
hammedans. 

pillory,  a  frame  in  which  criminals 
were  fastened  by  the  neck,  pil- 
ary,  pertaining  to  hair,  pillery, 
robbery;  plunder. 

pilot,  one  who  steers  a  ship;  guide; 
to  steer.  Pilate,  a  Scripture 
name. 

pimento,  a  tree  and  spice.  Pi- 
m.enta,  a  genus  of  trees. 

pind,  to  impound,  as  cattle.  See 
pinned. 

pinda,  a  cake  of  rice  offered  to  the 
dead,  pindar,  the  peanut,  pin- 
der,  an  officer  who  impounds 
cattle.  Pindar,  a  Greek  lyric 
poet. 


pinion,  a  wing;    to  bind  the  arms. 

pinon,    a    pine     and     its     seed. 

pignon,  an  edible  seed;    a  gable. 
pinned,  fastened  with  a  pin.     pind, 

to  impound,  as  cattle. 
pipul  or  pipal,  the  sacred  fig=tree. 

See  people. 
pique,    irritation;     to    nettle.      See 

peak. 
piquet,  a  game  of  cards;    a  picket. 

piquette,  a  coarse,  sour  wine. 
pirn,  a  small  spindle.     See  pern. 
pirr,  a  gentle  wind.     See  purr. 
pisciform,   having  the   form  of  a 

fish,    pisiform,  resembling  a  pea; 

a  small  bone. 
pistol,     a     firearm.       pistole,     a 

Spanish  coin,      pistil,  part  of  a 

flower. 
pitied,  did  pity,    pitted,  indented. 
piu,  more.     See  pew. 
placate,  to  appease,     placcate,  a 

piece  of  armor. 
place,  position;    to  locate,    plaice, 

a  fish. 
placer,  one  who  places;    to  wash 

for  gold;    a  place  where  gold  is 

washed.     Placer,    a    county    in 

California. 
plaid,  a  checkered  cloth,     played, 

did  play. 
plain,     level;      homely;      distinct. 

plane,  a  tool;  to  make  smooth. 
plainer,  more  plain,     planer,  one 

who  planes,    planar,  lying  in  one 

plane. 
plaintiff,     one    who    brings    suit. 

plaintive,  expressing  grief. 
plait,  to  fold  or  weave,     plate,  a 

dish;  to  cover  with  metal. 
planchet,    a    flat    piece    of   metal. 

planchette,  a  game. 
planing,  making  smooth,     plain- 
ing, complaint. 
plaque,    an    ornamental    plate;     a 

brooch;     the    plate    of    a    clasp. 

plack,  a  coin. 
plaquet,  a  term  used  in  medieval 

armor,    plaquette,  a  small  plaque 

or  decorative  object. 
platen,    printing    term;     an    alloy. 

platten,   term  in  glass-manufac- 
turing. 
playwright,     a    writer    of    plays. 

play-right,  right  of  an  author. 


pleas 


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pleas,  pi.  of  plea,  please,  to 
gratify. 

pledger,  one  who  pledges,  pledge- 
or,   a  term  in  law. 

plot,  a  secret  plan;  a  piece  of 
ground;  to  consp're;  to  locate 
on  a  map;  to  form  into  cakes  by 
pressure;  to  scald  or  parboil. 
plaat,  a  pond;  a  school  of  fish. 

plum,  a  fruit,  plumb,  a  weight; 
vertical. 

plural,  more  than  one.  pleural, 
relating  to  the  pleura;  lateral;  a 
pleurale. 

pneumatic,  pertaining  to  air  or 
gas.    neumatic,  term  in  music. 

pneumonic,  relating  to  the  lungs. 
See  mnemonic. 

Pnyx,  an  assembly  of  Athenians. 
See  nicks. 

poe,  a  bird.  Poe,  an  American 
poet.  Poa,  a  genus  of  grasses. 
poh,  an  exclamation,  poi  or  poe, 
an  article  of  food. 

point,  sharp  end  of  a  thing;  a 
tapering  tract  of  land;  a  promi- 
nent feature;  a  particular  place 
or  position;  a  mark  made  by  a 
pointed  instrument;  to  sharpen 
to  a  point;  to  indicate  direction. 
pointe,  a  term  in  heraldry. 
pointe,  the  base  of  the  shield. 

poke,  a  thrust;  a  weed;  a  dawdler; 
a  bonnet;  to  thrust;  to  gape. 
poak,  a  waste. 

pole,  a  staff;  a  fishing-rod;  a  meas- 
ure of  length  or  of  surface;  end 
of  the  earth's  axis;  to  push  or 
propel,  poll,  the  head;  to  vote. 
Pole,  a  native  of  Poland. 

polish,  a  gloss;  to  make  glossy. 
Polish,  pertaining  to  Poland. 

pollen,  powder  in  flowers.  poUan, 
a  fish. 

polyanthus  or  polyanthos,  a 
flower.  polyanthous,  bearing 
many  flowers. 

polyphemus,  a  cyclops.  polyphe- 
mous,  one-eyed. 

polypus,  a  polyp;  a  tumor,  poly- 
pous, having  many  feet  or  roots. 

pomace,  fruit  crushed  by  grinding. 
pumice,  a  volcanic  stone. 

pome,  an  apple;  a  ball  or  globe. 
paume,  a  French  game. 


ponds,  pi.  of  pond,  pons,  term 
in  anatomy. 

pongee,  a  silk,  pungi,  a  Hindu 
pipe. 

pontil,  an  iron  rod  used  in  glass- 
making,  pontile,  pertaining  to 
the  pons  of  the  brain. 

pony,  a  small  horse,    pone,  a  writ. 

pool,  a  small  pond,  poule,  a 
quadrille  figure. 

porcelain,  fine  earthenware,  porce 
lane,    the   money =cowry.     purs- 
lane, a  plant. 

pore,  outlet  for  perspiration;  to 
ponder,  pour,  to  discharge  in  a 
stream. 

port,  a  harbor;  a  wine;  to  turn  a 
ship.  Porte,  the  Turkish  gov- 
ernment. 

portion,  a  share,    potion,  a  dose. 

postal,  relating  to  the  post-office. 
postle  or  postel,  an  apostle;  a 
preacher,  postil,  any  marginal 
note. 

postulate,  a  position  claimed  as  a 
basis  for  argument;  to  assume 
as  self-evident,  pustulate,  to 
form  into  pustules 

pouf ,  part  of  a  head=dress.  pouffe, 
anything  rounded  and  soft. 

poulet,  a  famihar  note.  Pouillet, 
a  French  physicist. 

praise,  commendation;  to  extol. 
prays,  petitions,  prase,  a  min- 
eral. 

pray,  to  petition,  prey,  to  plunder; 
booty. 

praya,  a  public  walk  on  a  river 
bank.  Praya,  the  typical  genus 
of  Prayidcp.. 

precede,  to  go  before,  proceed,  to 
progress. 

precious,  costly;  of  great  worth. 
prescious,  foreknowing. 

precision,  the  quality  of  being 
precise,  precisian,  one  rigidly 
precise,  prescission,  the  act  of 
prescinding. 

premonition,  a  previous  warning. 
premunition,  act  of  fortifying 
beforehand. 

prepense,  premeditated,  propense, 
a  leaning  toward. 

prescription^  direction,  proscrip- 
tion, condemnation. 


presence 


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presence,  state  of  being  present. 
presents,  gifts;   documents. 

presentiment,  a  prophetic  appre- 
hension of  coming  misfortune. 
presentment,  the  act  of  present- 
ing; a  picture,  Hkeness,  or  rep- 
resentation; in  law,  a  report  made 
by  a  grand  jury. 

president,  one  who  presides,  prec- 
edent, example. 

preys,  seizes  and  devours.  See 
praise. 

pride,  haughtiness;  to  indulge  in 
self=gratulation;  to  exult,  pried, 
did  pry. 

primer,  first  book.  primmer, 
more  prim. 

principal,  chief;  highest  in  rank, 
character,  authority  value,  or  im- 
portance, principle,  a  funda- 
mental truth;  a  rule  of  action. 

prior,  former;  preceding  in  time, 
order,  or  importance;  head  of  a 
convent  of  monks.  prier  or 
pryeTy  one  who  pries. 

prize,  a  reward;  anything  of  value; 
to  esteem,  pries,  to  force  open; 
to  scrutinize  curiously. 

profit,  gain,  prophet,  one  who 
foretells. 

propellant,  a  propelling  agent. 
propellent,  propelling. 

prophecy,  a  foreteUing.  prophesy, 
to  predict. 

proximo,  next  month.     See  ultimo. 

prunell,  a  heavy  cashmere,  pru- 
nelle,  a  small  French  prune. 

prunella,  a  plant;  a  disease. 
prunello,  a  prune.  Prunella,  a 
genus  of  plants  and  of  birds. 

psalm,  a  song  of  praise,  salm,  one- 
fourth  of  a  ton. 

Psalter,  a  book  of  Psalms.  See 
sailer. 

pschutt,  ultra -fashionable.  See 
shut. 

pshaw,  an  exclamation.     See  shah. 

Psylla,  a  genus  of  insects.  See 
Scylla. 

ptere,  term  in  zoology.    See  tier. 

pungi,  a  Hindu  pipe.     See  pojigee. 

puny,  small;  feeble,  puisne,  a  law 
term. 

pupil,  a  scholar;  apple  of  the  eye. 
pupal,  pertaining  to  a  pupa. 


pur^e,  a  soup,  purree,  a  coloring 
matter. 

purgery,  part  of  a  sugar  house. 
See  perjury. 

puritan,  one  who  is  very  strict  in 
his  religious  duties.  Puritan,  one 
of  a  sect  of  English  Protestants; 
pertaining  to  or  suggestive  of  the 
Puritans. 

purl,  sound  of  waters;  to  ripple. 
See  pearl. 

purr,  the  low  murmuring  sound 
made  by  a  cat;  an  edible  bi- 
valve; a  bird;  to  signify  by 
purring,  purre,  the  sandpiper. 
pirr,  a  gentle  wind. 

purse,  a  small  money=bag;  to 
contract  into  folds,  perse,  a  blue 
color. 

purslane,  a  plant.     See  porcelain. 

purtenance,  appurtenance;  belong- 
ings.    See  pertinence. 

puss,  a  cat;  a  hare,  pus,  a  secre- 
tion from  inflamed  tissues. 

put,  to  place;  the  act  of  putting. 
putt,  term  in  golf. 

putoo,  an  article  of  food,  puttoo, 
a  fabric  of  goat's  wool,  put -to, 
a  stake  for  tethering  horses  and 
cattle. 

putty,  a  mixture  for  filling  holes 
or  cracks;  to  fill  up  cracks  with 
putty,  putti,  forms  of  Cupids 
common  in  Italian  art  in  the 
sixteenth  century.  puttee,  a 
gaiter  or  bandage  worn  by  sports- 
men and  soldiers. 

puya,  a  nettlewort.  Puya,  a  genus 
of  plants. 

pyle,  a  grain  of  chaff.      See  pile. 

pylorus,  the  opening  between  the 
stomach  and  the  small  intestine. 
pelorus,  a  nautical  instrument 
for  correcting  errors  in  a  ship's 
compass. 

pyre,  a  funeral  pile,  pyr,  a  photo- 
metric unit. 

pyrrhic,  a  term  in  prosody;  a 
martial  dance.  Pyrrhic,  pertain- 
ing to  Pyrrhus. 

pyrrhous,  of  a  reddish  color. 
Pyrrhus,  king  of  Epirus. 

pyx  or  pix,  a  box  for  a  compass;  a 
case  in  which  the  host  is  reserved. 
See  picks. 


quadrille 


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quadrille,  a    dance;    music    for    a 

dance;  a  game  of  cards,      quad- 

rel,     artificial    stone     or      brick. 

quadrelle,      a       square-headed 

mace  or  arrow. 
quarrel,  an  angry  dispute;  a  brawl. 

quarl,  a  piece  of  fire-clay;  a  fish. 
quarte,  a  term  in  fencing.  See  cart. 
quarto,     a    book    of    large     size. 

cuarta,  a  long  whip. 
quartos,    large    books.      cuartas, 

whips;  cuartos,  coins;  measures. 
quartz,    a    mineral,      quarts,    pi. 

of  quart. 
quashey,  a  pumpkin,     quashee,  a 

West-Indian  Negro. 
quay,  a  wharf,     que,  an    old   coin. 

See  key. 
queen,  a  ruler,    quean,  a  worthless 

woman. 
queue,  an  appendage  of  hair;     a 

file      of      persons     waiting      for 

admittance;     the    tail -piece    of    a 

violin;     the    stem    of    a    note    in 

music;    a  lance -rest.      See  cue. 
quire,  twenty-four  sheets  of  paper. 

See  choir. 
quite,  completely,     quiet,  at  rest; 

to  calm. 
quoin,  a  term  in  architecture.     See 

coin. 


R. 

raab,  a  coarse  sugar.     See  roh. 

raad,  a  fish.     See  rod. 

raad,   an   assembly.     See  wrought. 

rabat,  imperfectly  baked  potter's 
clay.     See  rabbit. 

Rabbi,  master;  teacher.  rabi, 
important  cereal  crop  of  India. 

rabbit,  an  animal,  rabbet,  a  joint 
in  carpentry,  rabot,  a  hard- wood 
rubber. 

raca,  a  term  of  contempt.  Raca 
and  Racha,  scripture  names. 

race,  a  particular  breed;  a  family, 
contest  in  running;  to  run  swiftly. 
reis,  a  Portuguese  money;  dura- 
tion of  life;  swift  current  of 
water,     rac^,  a  term  in  heraldry. 

racer,  one  who  or  that  which  races; 
part    of    a    braiding-machine;     a 


snake;     a   fish;     a   crab,     raser, 

one  who  destroys  or  obHterates. 
rack,   to  torture;  gait  of  a  horse. 

wrack,  a  plant;   to  wreck. 
racket,    a    noise;     a    tennis    bat. 

rackett,     a     wind     instrument. 

racquet  or  raquette,  a  tennis  bat. 
racks,     pi.     of     rack,      rax,     to 

stretch,     wracks,  pi.   of  wrack. 
radical,      fundamental;      extreme. 

radicle,  a  rootlet. 
raff,     idle,     dissolute;     a     rabble. 

raffe,  a  triangular  sail. 
raid,     an     invasion;      to     invade. 

rayed,  having  rays  of  lines. 
raiment,     clothing.       rament,     a 

scraping. 
rain,    water   from    the   clouds;     to 

shower,     rein,  part  of  a  bridle; 

to  check,    reign,  rule;  to  govern. 
rainy,  characterized  by  rain,     rani, 

or  ranee,  the  wife  of  a  raja. 
raise,    to    upHft.      raze,    to    over- 
throw; talks  loudly;  to  tear  down. 

rays,  beams  of  light. 
raised,  elevated;  leavened,  as  bread. 

rased  or  razed,  destroyed ;  leveled 

with  the  ground. 
raisonne,    logical.        raisinee,    a 

French  confection. 
rame,  branched,     ramee,  a  plant. 

Rami,    a    French    archaeologist. 

Ramee,  a  French  architect. 
rancor,     hatred.       ranker,     more 

rank. 
rants,  does  rant,     ranee,  a  stone; 

a  prop. 
rap,  a  blow;    to  strike,     wrap,  a 

cloak;  to  envelop. 
rapine,  plunder;    spoliation,     rap- 
pen,  a  Swiss  coin. 
rapt,     enraptured.       rapped,     did 

rap.    wrapped,  covered. 
ras,  a  promontory.      See  wrasse. 
ras,  material  of  wool  or  silk.      See 

raw. 
rased,   leveled.     See   raised. 
rasse,  a  cat;  a  sheep;  an  eminence. 

See  wrasse. 
rath,  a  hill  or  mound;    early;    soon. 

See  wrath. 
rath,  a  temple.     See  wrought. 
rattlings,    clattering    noises,     rat- 
lines or  ratlins,    ropes  on  ship- 
board. 


raveling 


656 


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raveling,    a  raveled  thread,     rav- 
elin, a  fortification  term. 
raven,    a    bird.       raving,    furious 

exclamation;   mad. 
raw,  not  cooked;  unfinished;  newly 

done;      inexperienced.       ras,     a 

smooth  material  of  wool  or  silk. 
ray,  a  line  of  light  or  heat;    a  fish. 

re,  a  musical   note,      rae,  a  roe. 

reh,  a  salty  efiflorescence.     wray, 

to  reveal;  disclose. 
razor,     instrument      for     shaving. 

raiser,  one  who  lifts  up. 
ream,   twenty  quires    of  paper;  to 

make   wide,     riem   or    reim,    a 

rawhide  thong. 
reaper,  one  who  reaps;  a  reaping- 

machine,    reeper,    a   strip   of   a 

palmyra -palm    used     in     house- 
building. 
recede,  to  retreat;   to  withdraw;   to 

cede  back,     reseed,  to  seed  again. 
receipt,  an  acknowledgment,     re- 
seat, to  seat  again. 
recision,  the    act    of    cutting    off. 

rescission,  the  act  of  rescinding. 
reck,  to  take  heed.     See  wreck. 
recks,  takes  heed.     See  wrecks. 
reclaim,  to  recover;    to  tame;    to 

restore,     reclame,  advertisement. 
recognizer,    one    who    recognizes. 

recognizor,  term  in  law. 
red,  a  color,    read,  perused,    redd, 

the  nest  of  a  fish. 
reed,    a    hollow    stalk,    read,    to 

peruse. 
reek,  to  smoke;    to  steam,    wreak, 

to  revenge, 
reel,  to  stagger;  to  wind;  a  frame  for 

winding;  a  dance,     real,  actual. 
reeper,  a   strip    of   palmyra -palm. 

See  reaper. 
reeve,  a  bailiff,  overseer,  or  steward. 

reive,  to  take  pity;    to  rob. 
reflects,     bends     or     casts     back; 

thinks,    reflex,  turned  back. 
reis,  a  Portuguese  money.    See  race. 
reiter,  a  soldier.     See  writer. 
reive,  to  take  pity.     See  reeve. 
relay,  a  fresh  supply,    relais,  term 

in  fortification. 
relic,  a  keepsake,    relict,  a  widow. 
replete,     full;      completely     filled. 

repleat,  to  plait  or  fold  again. 
reseed,  to  plant  again.     See  recede. 


resole,  to  renew  the  sole  of  a  shoe. 

See  rissole. 
rest,  to  be  at  peace;  the  remainder. 

wrest,  to  twist  violently. 
retail,   to  sell  in  small   quantities, 

to  communicate,     retaille,  a  term 

in  heraldry, 
retch,  to  strain,    wretch,  a  worth- 
less person. 
revere,  to  venerate;    to  reverence. 

re  vers,  fold  of  a  garment. 
rex,  a  king.     See  wrecks. 
Rhenish,    pertaining   to   the    river 

Rhine,     rennish,  furious. 
rheum,   thin  watery  matter.     See 

room. 
Rhine,    river  in  Europe,     rhyne, 

Russian   hemp,     rine,   a   water= 

course;     to    touch.      wrine,    a 

wrinkle. 
rhumb,  a  term  in  navigation.    See 

rum. 
rhyme,  similarity  in  sound,     rime, 

hoar-frost. 
rice,    a    grain,      rise,    the    act    of 

rising. 
rich,     wealthy;      fertile;      fruitful. 

ritch,  the  Syrian  bear. 
rick,   a  heap  or  pile,     wrick,   to 

twist. 
ridiculous,  exciting  ridicule,  radic- 

olous,  infesting  roots. 
riem   or  reim,   a  rawhide   thong. 

See  ream. 
rig,  to  dress;   nautical  term,    wrig, 

to  wriggle. 
riggle,  a  fish.     See  wriggle. 
right,  just;    proper;  to  make  right; 

in   accordance  with  right,      rite, 

a  ceremony,    write,  to  express  by 

letter,     wright,  a  workman. 
righter,    one   who   adjusts.        See 

writer. 
rigor,  stiffness;  strictness;  severity. 

rigger,  one  who  rigs. 
rime,  hoar-frost.     See  rhyme. 
ring,  a  circle;    to  sound  as  a  bell. 

wring,  to  twist. 
riot,  to  revel;    an  unlawful  tumult. 

ryot,  a  peasant. 
ripe,     mature;      fully     developed. 

rype,  a  ptarmigan. 
risk,   to  hazard;    to  endanger;    an 

obligation    or    contract.     risqu€, 

verging  on  impropriety. 


risky 


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saga 


risky,   fraught  with   risk,     risqu^, 

verging  on  immorality. 
rissole,    paste   of   minced   meat   or 

fish,     resole,  to  renew  the  sole. 
rithe,    a    stream;     a    potato=stalk. 

See  writJie. 
road, a  highway;  a  railway;  an  open 

place     for    ships;    a     roadstead. 

rode,  did  ride,   rowed,  past  tense 

of  row.     roed,  having  roe. 
roam,  to  wander.     Rome,  a  city. 
roan,    a    color;     grained    leather. 

Rhone,  river  in  Europe,     rone,  a 

rain  spout;  a  run  of  ice. 
roar,   to   bellow;    cry  of  a   beast. 

rower,  one  who  rows. 
rob,  to  plunder  or  steal;    juice  of 

ripe     fruit     mixed     with     honey. 

raab,    coarse    sugar.     Raabe,    a 

German  author. 
robin,  a  bird,     robbin,  a  sailyard; 

a  package,     robbing,  steaHng. 
rock,  a  mass  of  stone,    roc,  a  bird. 
rod,    a   straight   piece   of   wood   or 

iron;     a   measure    of   length   and 

surface,     raad,    the    thunder-fish 

of  the  Nile;    a  volksraad. 
roll,  to  cause  to  revolve;  a  rounded 

mass,    rdle,  part  in  a  play. 
rondel,  a  poem,     rondle,  step  of 

a    ladder;     a   round,      rondelle, 

a  circular  disk. 
rondo,    term    in    music;     a    game. 

rondeau,  a  poem. 
rood,    part    of    an    acre.      rude, 

rough;   awkward;  uncivil,     rued, 

did  rue. 
room,   an  apartment,     rheum,    a 

mucous   discharge. 
roosh,  a  wild  sheep.     See  ruche. 
root,  part  of  a  plant,     rute,  term 

in  mining,     route,  direction. 
rosary,  a  string  of  beads,     rosery 

or  rosary,  a  rose=nursery. 
rosette,  an  ornament,    roset,  a  red 

color. 
rote,  memory.     See  wrote. 
rotund,    round;     a    rotunda,      ro- 

tonde,  a  ruff. 
roue,  a  debauchee,    rouet,  a  small 

wheel. 
rough,    rugged;     uncouth.      ruff, 

a  collar. 
rougher,    more    rough,     ruffer,    a 

coarse  hatchel  for  flax. 


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rouse,  to  awaken;    to  stir,     rows, 

disturbances. 
roux,  term  in  cookery.     See  rue. 
row,  a  rank;    to  propel  with  oars. 

roe,  an  animal;   eggs  of  fish. 
rowan,  the  rowan=tree  or  its  fruit. 

rowen,  a  second  cutting  of  hay. 
rows,    rank;     propels    with    oars. 

roes,     animals;      eggs    of    fish. 

rose,  a  flower. 
rubicund,  ruddy,    rubican,  flecked 

with  white  or  gray.      Rubicon, 

river  in  Italy. 
ruche,  a  ruffle  for  the  neck  or  wrist. 

roosh,  a  wild  sheep. 
rude,   rough;    uncivil,     rued,   did 

rue.     See  rood. 
rue,    to    regret.      roux,    term    in 

cookery. 
ruff,  a  collar.     See  rough. 
Rufus,    a    man's    name,     rufous, 

reddish;  tawny. 
rum,   liquor,     rhumb,  a  term   in 

navigation. 
rtm,    to   move    swiftly.      runn,    a 

low  sandy  tract. 
rundel,     a     moat;      a     streamlet. 

rundle,  a  rung  of  a  ladder;    the 

drum    of    a    capstan,     rundale, 

lands  held  in  single  holdings. 
rung,  did  ring;    step  of  a  ladder. 

wrung,  past  tense  of  wring. 
ruse,  a  trick,  rues,  regrets,    rooze, 

to  scatter;    to  shed. 
rute,  term  in  mining.     See  root. 
rye,  a  grain      wry,  crooked;    dis- 
torted. 
ryot,  a  peasant.     See  riot. 
rype,  a  ptarmigan.     See  ripe. 

S. 

sack,  a  bag;  a  wine;  to  plunder. 
sac,  a  membranous  receptacle. 
sack  or  sacque,  a  garment.  Sac, 
an  Indian. 

sacks,  pi.  of  sack,  sax,  a  knife; 
a  hammer,  saxe,  a  photograph- 
paper,  sacques,  pi.  of  sacque. 
Saxe,  an  American  poet;  a 
marshal  of  France. 

sadder,  more  sad.  sadr,  the  lote- 
bush. 

saga,  a  Scandinavian  legend, 
saiga,  an  antelope. 


said 


658 


seal 


said,  did  say.    sed,  a  snood. 

sail,  a  ship's  canvas;    to  propel  by 

wind,    sale,  act  of  selling. 
sailor,  a  seaman,    sailer,  a  vessel. 
sake,  a  liquor,     saki,  a  monkey. 
salable    or    saleable,    capable    of 

being  sold,     sailable,  navigable. 
salad,  raw  herbs;  a  dish,    sallet,  a 

helmet. 
salary,  wages.     See  celery. 
sally,  to  leap  or  rush  out  suddenly; 

a  term  in  architecture;    a  willow; 

a   wren;     a   stone -fly.     sallee,   a 

plant.     Sally,  a  familiar  name  for 

Sarah. 
salm,  one -fourth  of  a   ton.       See 

psalm. 
saloon,  a  refreshment  room,    salon 

or   saloon,    a   drawing-room;     a 

gallery. 
Salter,  more  salt.    Psalter,  book  of 

Psalms, 
salty,  somewhat  salt,    saltie,  a  fish. 
salute,  to  greet  with  a  bow  or  kiss; 

deference  shown  to  rank  or  na- 
tionality, solute, to  dissolve;  loose. 
salvage,  saving  goods  from  the  sea. 

selvage  or  selvedge,  the  edge  of 

cloth, 
salver,   a  tray,     salvor,  one  who 

saves  goods. 
sand-jack,     an     American     oak. 

sanjak,  a  Turkish  district. 
sane,   of   sound   mind,      seine,    a 

net.     Seine,   a  river  in   France. 

Seyne,  town  in  France,    sain,  to 

sanctify. 
sank,   did   sink,     cinque,   five   in 

cards. 
sapper,    a   chisel;     one   who   saps. 

sappar  or  sappare,  a  mineral. 
sarcel,    part    of    a    hawk's    wing. 

sarcelle,  a  duck. 
sarcophagus,  a  stone  coffin,     sar- 
cophagous, flesh-eating. 
satiric,  pertaining  to  satire,     satyr- 

ic,  pertaining  to  satyrs. 
satirical,  sarcastic,    satyrical,  bur- 
lesque. 
saurel,  a  scad.     See  sorrel. 
savor,    scent;     odor,      saver,    one 

who  saves, 
sax,  a  hammer.     See  sacks. 
scaf ,  term  in  metal-working,    scaff , 

food. 


scald,    to    burn    with    hot    liquid 

scalled,  scabby;  base. 
scat,  to  drive  off  by  shouting  5ca/; 

a    land-tax.     skat,    a    game    of 

cards. 
sceat,  an  ancient  coin.     See  seat. 
scene,  place;  part  of  a  play,    seen, 

perceived,     seine,  a  net. 
scent,  odor;  to  smell.     See  cent. 
scentless,  without  odor.     See  cent- 
less. 
scents,  perfumes.     See  cents. 
Schelly,  a  fish.     See  shelly. 
scilla,  a  medicinal  plant.     Scilla,  a 

genus  of  plants.     Scylla,  a  sea- 

nymph;   a  dangerous  rock. 
scion,  a  shoot  or  twig;  a  descendant. 

cion,  the  uvula.    Cyon,  a  genus 

of  wild  dogs. 
scirrhus,  a  hard  tumor,    scirrhous, 

resembling  a  scirrhus. 
scissel,  clippings  of  metals,     scis- 

sile,      capable     of     being      cut 

smoothly,      sessile,  term  in  bot- 
any, anatomy,  and  zoology.  Cecil, 

a  Christian  name. 
scissura,  a  term  in  anatomy.     See 

ccBsura. 
scoff,  to  mock;    deride;    mockery. 

skoff,  to  gobble  up. 
scout,  a  spy;    to  watch  closely;    to 

ridicule.      schout,    a    municipal 

officer. 
scripture,  a  writing,     scriptor,  a 

writer.     Scripture,  the  Bible. 
scull,  a  short  oar;    to  impel  a  boat. 

See  skull. 
scur,   to  graze;    to  scour,     skyr, 

bonnyclabber. 
scye,  a  cutter's  term.     See  sigh. 
Scylla,  a  rock.    Psylla,  a  genus  of 

insects.       Scilla,     a     genus     of 

plants. 
scytal,  a  snake.     See  cital. 
sea,   the  ocean,     see,   to  perceive. 

se,  a  Latin  pronoun,     si,  a  note 

in  music. 
sea-born,  born  of  or  produced  by 

the  sea.     sea-borne,   carried  on 

the  sea. 
sea-hair,   a   polyp,      sea-hare,   a 

moliusk. 
seal,  a  stamp;  an  animal;   to  close. 

ceil,   to  overlay   the   inner  roof. 

seel,  to  close  the  eyes  of. 


seam 


659 


shelly 


seam,  union  of  edges,      seem,   to 

appear. 
seat,  a  chair;  bench;  to  sit  in  or  on; 

mansion,     cete,  a  whale. '  sceat, 

an  ancient  coin. 
seave,  a  rush.     See  sieve. 
second,  next  to  the  first;  a  unit  of 

time,    secund,  term  in  biology, 
sects,  pi.    of    sect,     sex,    the   dis- 
tinction of  male  and  female. 
sed,  a  snood.     See  said. 
sedulous,  diligent;  assiduous,   ced- 

uous,  fit  to  be  felled, 
seed,  grain,    cede,  to  resign,    seid, 

a  descendant  of  Fatima. 
seek,  to  look  or  search  for.     Sikh, 

member    of    a    religious    sect    in 

India, 
seeks,  does  seek.    Sikhs,  members 

of  a  religious  sect, 
seen,  perceived.     See  scene. 
seer,  a  prophet,    sear  or  sere,  dry; 

withered,     cere,    to    cover    with 

wax. 
seine,   a   net.     Seine,   a   river   in 

France.    Seyne,  town  in  France. 

See  sane. 
seize,   to   grasp,     sees,   perceives. 

seas,  pi.  of  sea. 
seizing,  grasping,     seisin  or  seizin, 

possession  of  an  estate. 
seizor,  one  who  seizes.    See  Ccesar. 
sell,  to  barter.     See  cell. 
seller,  one  who  sells.     See  cellar. 
selvage  or  selvedge,  the  edge  of 

cloth.     See  salvage. 
sen,  a  Japanese  coin,     senn,  Alpine 

herdsman. 
senate,  an  assembly.       sennet,  a 

fish.      sennit,  a  braided  cord  or 

plaited  straw,    sennight,  a  week. 
sense,    perception    by    the    senses. 

See  cents. 
sensible,     perceptible;      judicious. 

sensable,  intelligible. 
sensor,  sensory.     See  censor. 
sensual,  affecting  the  senses,    cen- 

sual,  pertaining  to  the  census 
sent,  did  send.     See  cent. 
septenate,  term  in  botany,    septen- 

nate,  a  period  of  seven  years. 
seraph,  a  celestial  being,     serif,  a 

hair=line. 
serene,   calm,     cerin,  beeswax;  a 

mineral. 


I    serf,  a  slave.     See  slirf. 

serge,  a  woolen  cloth,  surge,  a 
wave;  to  swell,  cerge,  a  large 
wax  candle. 

sergeant,  a  military  officer,  sur- 
gent,  a  series  of  rocks. 

serial,  forming  a  series.     See  cereal. 

series,  a  connected  succession  of 
things,    cerise,  cherry  color. 

serious,  grave,  cereous,  wax-like. 
cereus,  a  plant.  Sirius,  a  very 
white  star. 

serous,  pertaining  to  serum,  ce- 
rous,  pertaining  to  cerium;  of  the 
nature  of  a  cere. 

serra,  a  saw  or  saw -like  part.  See 
sirrah. 

seseli,  a  plant.     See  Sicily. 

sessile,  a  term  in  botany.  See 
scissel. 

session,  a  court;  the  act  of  sitting, 
cession,  a  giving  up. 

setaceous,  bristly.     See  cetaceous. 

sew,  to  join  by  threads.     See  so. 

sewer,  one  who  sews  garments.  See 
sower. 

sewer,  a  drain,  suer,  one  who 
sues. 

sewing-machine,  a  machine  for 
sewing  or  stitching.  sowing- 
machine,  a  seed-planting  ma- 
chine. 

sexed,  having  sex.  sext  or  sexte, 
term  in  music;  a  religious  ob- 
servance, 

shagreen,  skins  of  animals.  See 
chagrin. 

shah,  king  of  Persia.  shaw,  a 
thicket,     pshaw,  an  exclamation. 

sharpie,  a  boat.     See  char  pie. 

shawl,  a  covering,  schorl,  a  min- 
eral. 

shear,  to  clip,  sheer,  very  thin; 
clear;  to  turn  aside,  shire,  a 
county. 

shears,  cutting  instrument  with  two 
blades,  sheers,  a  hoisting  ap- 
paratus. 

sheet,  a  cloth  in  a  bed;  a  piece  of 
paper,     sheat,  the  shad. 

shelled,  having  a  shell.  sheld, 
spotted. 

shelly,  abounding  in  shells. 
Schelly,  a  fish.  Shelley,  an 
English  poet. 


sheriff 


660 


sleeve 


sheriff,  a  civil  oflScer.  sherif, 
a  descendant  of  Mohammed. 

shied,  past  tense  of  shy.  shide, 
a  plank. 

shiny,  glossy;  lustrous;  bright; 
clear,  shiney  or  shiny,  a  slang 
term  for  money. 

shirred,  puckered  or  gathered, 
sherd,  a  potsherd. 

shoal,  a  multitude;  shallow,  shole, 
a  plank. 

shoe,  covering  for  the  foot,  shoo, 
to  scare  away.  . 

shoer,  one  who  shoes.     See  sure. 

shone,  did  shine,  shown,  past  par- 
ticiple of  show. 

shoot,  to  let  fly  with  force;  a  young 
branch,  chute,  a  trough,  shute, 
a  trough;    a  kind  of  twisted  silk, 

shophar,  an  ancient  musical  instru- 
ment.    See  chauffeur. 

shot,  did  shoot;  small  globules  of 
lead,    shott,  bed  of  a  lake. 

should,  imp.  of  shall.  shood, 
husks,  shude,  a  fish,  shooed, 
did  shoo. 

showed,  did  show,  shode  or  shoad, 
separation;  the  top  of  the  head; 
term  in  mining. 

shown,  past  participle  of  show. 
See  shone. 

shut,  to  close;  to  bar  out;  to  ex- 
clude; made  fast,  pschutt,  ex- 
travagant in  dress. 

si,  a  note  in  music.     See  sea. 

sibilus,  a  small  flute,  sibilous, 
hissing. 

sibyl,  a  prophetess.  cibol,  a 
plant. 

sice,  sixpence;  the  number  six  at 
dice;  a  horseman's  attendant. 
syce,  a  horse  =keeper. 

Sicily,  island  in  Mediterranean  sea. 
seseli,  a  plant. 

sickle,  a  cutting  instrument.  Sikel, 
pertaining  to  the  Sicels,  who  gave 
name  to  the  island  of  Sicily. 
seckel,  a  pear. 

side,  edge;  surface;  position. 
sighed,  did  sigh. 

sider,  one  who  takes  sides.  See 
cider. 

siere,  a  vessel  for  sifting,  seave, 
a  rush. 

sigh,  to  breathe  audibly,  as  in  grief. 


scye,  a  cutter's  term,    sie  or  sigh, 

to  sink. 
sight,  perception  by  the  eye.    site, 

situation.       cite,     to     summon. 

cyte,  a  cell. 
sign,    a    token,      sine,    a    line    in 

geometry. 
signet,  a  seal.     See  cygnet. 
Sikh,  member  of  a  religious  sect  in 

India.     See  seek. 
Sikhs,  a  religious  sect.     See  seeks. 
sill,    a    bottom    piece    of    timber. 

sil,  a  kind  of  earth. 
Simeon,  a  man's  name,     simian, 

like  an  ape  or  monkey. 
similar,  nearly  alike,     similor  or 

semilor,  an  alloy  of  copper  and 

zinc. 
single,     not     double;      unmarried. 

cingle,  girth  for  a  horse. 
singsing,     an     African     antelope. 

Sing  Sing,  a  village  and  peniten- 
tiary in  New  York. 
singular,  single;  uncommon;  rare. 

cingular,  circular. 
sinical,  pertaining  to  a  sine.     See 

cynical. 
sire,   a  father;   to  beget,     sigher, 

one  who  sighs,     saier,  a  religious 

attendant  upon  the  Mahdi. 
sirrah,  a  word  of  address,     serra, 

a  saw  or  saw'like  part. 
sist,  a  law  term.     See  cyst. 
Sistine,  pertaining  to  Pope  Sixtus. 

cystin,  a  chemical, 
sit,  to  be  seated,     cit,  a  citizen;    a 

cockney.     Cit,  term  used  by  the 

Hindu  philosophers. 
size,  bulk;    a  varnish;    to  estimate. 

sighs,  does  sigh;   pi.  of  sigh, 
skat,  a  game.     See  scat. 
skeleton,    the    bones    only    of    an 

animal,  preserved  in  their  natural 

position.        skeletin,     term     in 

anatomy. 
skill,  dexterity;    efficiency.       skil, 

the  coal=fish. 
skull,  cranium,    scull,  a  short  oar; 

to  impel  a  boat. 
slate,  a  stone;  a  thin  plate  of  stone. 

slait,    a    sheep-run;    a    familiar 

haunt. 
slay,  to  kill,    sley,  to  separate  into 

threads,    sleigh,  a  vehicle, 
sleeve,  the  part  of  dress  that  covers 


slight 


661 


stoop 


the   arm.      sleave,   soft   floss   or 

silk  used  for  weaving. 
slight,  trifling;  to  neglect,    sleight, 

a  trick, 
sloat,  a  slat;  part  of  a  cart,      slote, 

a  trap-door. 
slow,   not  quick,     sloe,  a  fruit  or 

tree. 
slue  or  slew,  to  turn  about,     slew, 

did  slay. 
snaily,  snail-like,     snailey,  an  Aus- 
tralian bullock. 
SO,  in  like  manner.    SOW,  to  scatter 

seed,     sew,   to  join  by  threads. 

soe,  a  pail  or  bucket. 
soak,  to  steep,    soke,  term  in  law. 
soal,  a  dirty  pond.     See  soul. 
soar,  to  fly.    sore,  an  ulcer;  painful. 
soared,  flew.    See  sword. 
solar,  pertaining  to  the  sun.    sollar, 

term  in  mining. 
sold,  did  sell,     soled,  fitted  with  a 

sole,     souled,  instinct  with  soul. 
Solon,     an     Athenian     lawmaker. 

solen,    term    in    medicine    and 

zoology. 
solute,     to    dissolve;      loose.     See 

salute. 
some,  a  portion,     sum,  the  whole. 
son,  a  male  child,     sun,  source  of 

light,     sunn,  a  plant. 
sonny,   little   son:    a   familiar  ad- 
dress.    See  sunny. 
soot,  dust  of  a  chimney.     See  suit. 
sorrel,   a   reddish=brown  color;  an 

herb,      saurel,    a   scad.     Sorel, 

town   in   Quebec, 
sorties,  pi.  of  sortie,     sortes,  pi. 

of  sors. 
soul,    the   immortal   part   of   man. 

sole,    part    of    a    shoe;    a   fish. 

soal,  a  pond. 
souple,  part  of  a  flail.     See  supple. 
sour,   acid;    crabbed.      sowar,  in 

India,  a  mounted  soldier. 
southern,  pertaining  to  the  South. 

Sothern,  an  American  actor. 
sower,  one  who  sows  seed,    sewer, 

one  who  sews  garments. 
sowings  machine,    a   seed=planting 

machine.     See  sewing'tnachine . 
spear,    a    long,    pointed    weapon. 

speer  or  speir,  to  search;   to  pry. 
specially,  particularly.     Spatially, 

as  regards  a  space. 


spencer,  a  jacket;    nautical  term. 

Spencer,    Herbert,    Eng.    philos. 

Spenser,  Edmund,  Eng.  poet. 
spice,    an    aromatic    vegetable    to 

season    food.      speiss,    term    in 

metallurgy. 
staid,    sober;     grave,      stayed    or 

staid,  did  stay     stade,  a  stadium ; 

a  wharf. 
stair,  a  step,     stare,  a  fixed  look; 

to  gaze  intently,     stere,  a  cubic 

meter. 
stake,  a  post;    a  wager,     steak,  a 

slice  of  meat. 
stam,      to      amaze;       confusion. 

stamm,  part  of  a  game. 
star,    a    luminous    celestial    body; 

any  star-shaped  object;   a  leading 

actor.     Starr,  a  term  in  old  Eng- 
lish law. 
stationary,      fixed.       stationery, 

writing  materials. 
statue,  a  carved  image,     stature, 

height. 
steal,   to  take  unlawfully,     steel, 

refined  iron. 
Steely,   like  steel,     stelae,   ancient 

pillars  or  milestones.      stele,    an 

upright  slab  or  tablet  of  stone. 
stele,  the  wooden  part  of  an  arrow. 

See  steal. 
stellar,     pertaining    to    the    stars. 

steller,  the  sea=cow.     Stella,  an 

aster  spicule;  a  star -shaped  band- 
age. 
stentor,    one    having    a    powerful 

voice,    stenter,  a  machine. 
step,  a  pace,    steppe,  a  desert. 
stick,  a  piece  of  wood;    to  adhere 

to.    stich,  a  line  in  poetry. 
sticks,    pi.  of  stick;     does  adhere. 

Styx,    a   river  in    Greek    myth.; 

a  genus  of  butterflies. 
stigma,  mark  of  disgrace;    top  of 

a  pistil,    stigme,  a  dot. 
stitcher,  one  who  stitches,   sticher, 

to  catch  eels  in  a  particular  way. 
stolen,     acquired     by     stealth     or 

theft,      stolon,    term    in    botany 

and  zoology. 
stoop,  to  bend;   steps  of  a  door;   a 

flagon;   to  descend   from  dignity; 

the    act    of   stooping;    a  prop  or 

support     in     mines.       stoup,    a 

basin;  a  flagon,     stupe,  a  sooth- 


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ing  application,  stoep,  a  Dutch 
stoop  or  porch. 

straight,  correct;  not  crooked; 
correctly  kept,  as  accounts. 
strait,  a  narrow  pass. 

straightway,  immediately;  without 
delay,  straightaway,  a  term  in 
plumbing. 

strewed  or  strowed,  scattered. 
strode,  did  stride. 

style,  fashion;  a  writing  instru- 
ment, stile,  steps;  a  term  in 
carpentry. 

subtle,  sly;  artful,  subtile,  search- 
ing; finely  woven,  suttle,  net 
weight;   to  act  as  a  sutler. 

succor,  relief;  to  help,  sucker, 
a  fish;  the  piston  of  a  pump. 

sud,  drift-sand;  a  scallop,  sudd, 
a  floating  mass  of  vegetable 
matter. 

suds,  pi.  of  sud.   sudds,  pi.  of  sudd. 

sue,  to  prosecute  by  law;  to  en- 
treat, sou,  a  French  coin.  Sioux, 
a  tribe  of  Indians. 

suer,  one  who  sues.    See  sewer. 

suit,  to  please;  clothing;  a  case  at 
law.  soot,  dust  of  a  chimney. 
sutt,  a  sea'bird. 

suite,  apartments;  retinue,  sweet, 
not  sour. 

suitor,  law  term;  one  who  solicits; 
a  lover,    sutor,  a  cobbler;  a  sirup. 

sullen,  gloomily  angry.  SuUan, 
pertaining  to  Sulla. 

sum,  the  whole.    See  some. 

summary,  a  comprehensive  state- 
ment, svunmery,  pertaining  to 
summer. 

sun,  source  of  light,  sunn,  a  plant. 
See  son. 

sunny,     like     the     sun; 


bright.       sonny, 
familiar  address. 


little 


radiant; 
son;      a 


super,  a  supernumerary,     souper, 

a  term  of  contempt. 
supple,  pHant.     souple,  part  of  a 

flail. 
surah,   a   silk   material,      sura,    a 

chapter  of  the  Koran;    toddy. 
surculate,  to  prune;    to  trim.     See 

circulate. 
sure,    positive,     shoer,    one    who 

shoes. 
surf,  broken  waves,     serf,  a  slave. 


surface,  the  outside;    to  polish  or 

give  a  smooth  surface   to.     Syr- 

phus,  a  genus  of  flies. 
surge,     a     wave;      to     swell.     See 

serge. 
surgent,    a    series    of    rocks.      See 

sergeant. 
surplus,    overplus;     residue,     sur- 
plice, a  clerical  garment. 
surrey,  a  light  carriage.     Surrey,  a 

county      in      England.       Surry, 

county  in  North  Carolina;   county 

in  Virginia. 
susurrus,     a    gentle    murmur;      a 

whisper;    a  rustling,     susurrous, 

murmuring;  rustling. 
sutler,  a  camp  provisioner.  subtler, 

more  cunning. 
swear,  to  affirm  on  oath,     sware, 

archaic  form  of  swore. 
Swede,  a  native  of  Sweden.    suMe, 

undressed  kid 
sword,  a  weapon;  figuratively,  the 

power  of  the  sword,   soared,  flew. 
syce,  a  horse -keeper.     See  sice. 
symbol,  emblem;  sign  representing 

something.       simbil,     a     stork. 

cymbal,  a  musical  instrument. 
syphering,  a  term  in  ship  carpentry. 

See  ciphering. 
syrus,  a  bird.     See  cyriis. 


T,  something  shaped  like  the  letter 

T.    See  tea. 
tabaret,  a  kind  of  silk,     taboret, 

a  stool;    an  embroidery  frame;  a 

small  drum. 
tablet,   a  small  flat  surface,     tab- 

lette,  term  in  fortification. 
tache,  term  in  medicine,     tash,  a 

fabric. 
tacit,  silent;  implied,    tacet,  musi- 
cal term,     tasset,  part  of  armor. 

tassette,  a  small  cone. 
tact,      touch;       nice      perception. 

tacked,  did  tack. 
tai,  a  Japanese  fish.     See  tie. 
tail,  the  hinder  or  lower  part,     tale, 

a   story,     tael,  a  coin;   a  weight. 

taille,  term    in  law,  music,  and 

dressmaking. 
tailor,  a  maker  of  men's  garments. 

tailleur,  a  banker  or  dealer  in 


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certain  card  games,     tailloir,  an 

abacus, 
taipo,  an  evil  spirit.     See  typo. 
taller,  more  tall,     thaler,   a  Ger- 
man coin. 
tampan,   a   tick,     tampon,   term 

in  surgery. 
taper,   a  candle;    to   narrow  to   a 

point,     tapir,  an  animal. 
tar,  a  dark  liquid  pitch;    a  sailor. 

taure,     a     Roman     head=dress. 

Taur,    the    sign    of    the    zodiac 

Taurus. 
tare,  a  weed;   an  allowance,    tear, 

a  rent;  to  rend. 
tarpon,    a    fish,     tarpan,   a    wild 

horse. 
tarrier,     one     who     tarries.       See 

terrier. 
tartar,  an  acid  salt;   a  hard  deposit 

on    the    teeth;     an    ill-tempered 

person.     Tartar,  a  native  of  Tar- 

tary. 
Tartarus,  a  deep  abyss,    tartarous, 

consisting  of  tartar.     Tartarous, 

of  or  like  a  Tartar. 
tattoo ,  to  mark  by  pricking  coloring 

matter  into  the  skin;  beat  of  drum 

to   summon  to  quarters,     tatou, 

an  armadillo, 
tatty,  or  tatta,  a  matting  made  of 

cuscus»grass.     tata,  a  residence  of 

an  African  chief.     ta=ta,  farewell. 
tau,    a   fish,      taw,    to    dress    and 

prepare  leather;  a  game  at  mar- 
bles.    • 
Taurid,  one  of  a  shower  of  meteors. 

See  torrid. 
taut,    not    slack;    tense;    stretched 

tight,     taught,  did  teach. 
tax,  a  charge;    a  weight,     tacks, 

small  nails;   fastens. 
taxis,  term  in  surgery.     Taxus,  a 

genus  of  trees. 
taxman,    a    tax-gatherer,      tacks- 
man, a  tenant  or  lessee. 
tchick,  a  sound.     See  chic. 
tea,  a  drink;   a  plant,   tee,  a  mark; 

a  term  in  golf,     ti,  a  plant.     T, 

something  shaped  like  the  letter  T. 
teache,    a    boiler    for    sugar-cane. 

teach,  to  instruct. 
teal,  a  duck;   a  Welsh  dry  measure. 

tell,  a  tree,     teel,  a  plant  and  its 

seed. 


team,     several     horses     or     oxen. 

teem,  to  produce;   to  multiply. 
tear,  water  from  the  eye.     See  tier. 
tease,  to  vex;   to  card  wool,     teas, 

pi.  of  tea. 
technology,  a  treatise  on  the  arts. 

tecnology,  a  treatise  on  children. 
tedium,  wearisomeness.  Te  Deum, 

a  hymn;   music  to  this  hymn. 
teer,  to  stir.     See  tier. 
teeter,  to  seesaw;  a  seesaw     titar, 

a  partridge. 
tenant,  one  who  occupies  an  estate 

of  another,    tenent,  holding. 
tennis,  a  game,     tenace,  a  term 

in  whist. 
tense,   taut;    strained;    a  term  in 

grammar,  tents,  pi.  of  tent, 
tenuous,      thin;       minute;       rare. 

tenuis,  term  in  grammar. 
term,    a    limit;     limited    time;     a 

word,    turm,  a  troop. 
tern,  a  bird;    a  schooner;    term  in 

mathematics,     terne,  sheet  iron. 

See  turn. 
ternary,  a  triad;    formed  in  groups 

of   three,     ternery,    a   breeding- 
place  for  terns. 
terrace,  a  level  bank  with  sloping 

sides;     to    fashion    as    a    terrace. 

terras,  a  term  in  marble -working. 
terrene,    pertaining    to    the    earth. 

See  tureen. 
terret  or  territ,  part  of  a  harness- 
pad.     See  turret. 
terrier,  a  dog.     tarrier,  one  who 

tarries. 
tester,   one  who  tests,      testar,   a 

West -Indian      fish.       testa,   the 

outer  coat  of  a  seed, 
testy,  irritable;    waspish,     teste,  a 

law  term. 
tetanic,    term    in    physiology    and 

medicine.     See  Titanic. 
tew,  to  beat;    to  scourge;    a  rope. 

See  to. 
thaler,  a  German  coin.     See  taller. 
their,  belonging  to  them,     there, 

in  that  place. 
theocracy,  a  form  of  government. 

theocrasy,  a  form  of  worship. 
thieve,  to  steal,    theave,  a  yearling 

ewe. 
threw,  did  throw,    through,  from 

end  to  end. 


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throne,  a  chair  of  state,    thrown, 

hurled. 
throw,  to  hurl;    a  fling;    a  cast  of 

dice,    throe,  pain;   agony. 
thyme,  a  plant.     See  time. 
thyrsus,    the    wand    of    Bacchus. 

Thyrsis,    a    herdsman;     a    name 

employed  by  Theocritus  and  Vir- 

.gil. 

ti,  a  plant.     See  tea. 

tiar,  a  tiara.     See  tire. 

tick,  to  beat,  as  a  watch;  a  parasite. 
tic,  neuralgia. 

tide,  ebb  and  flow  of  the  sea.  tied, 
did  tie.     tyed,  separated,  as  ore. 

tie,  to  bind;  a  knot,  tye,  term  in 
mining;  nautical  term,  tai,  a 
Japanese  fish. 

tier,  a  row.  tear,  water  from  the 
eye.  teer,  to  stir,  ptere,  term  in 
zoology. 

till,  to  cultivate,  as  soil;  a  money- 
drawer,  til,  the  sesame,  or  its 
seed. 

timber,  building  material;  to  fur- 
nish with  timber,  timbre,  qual- 
ity of  tone;  crest  on  a  coat  of 
arms. 

time,  measure  of  duration,  thyme, 
a  plant. 

tinkle,  a  sharp  sound,  tincal, 
crude  borax. 

tire,  to  weary;  band  on  rim  of  a 
wheel,  tier,  one  who  ties.  Tyre, 
a  city,     tiar,  a  tiara. 

Titanic,  relating  to  the  Titans. 
tetanic,  term  in  physiology 
and  medicine,  titanic,  term  in 
chemistry. 

titar,  a  partridge.    See  teeter. 

to,  toward;  as  far  as.  too,  also; 
likewise,  two,  a  number,  tew, 
to  dress  leather. 

toad,  an  animal,  toed,  did  toe. 
towed,  did  tow.      tode,  to  haul. 

toady,  a  mean  flatterer,  tody,  a 
bird.     Todi,   a   genus   of  birds. 

toat,  a  handle  of  a  plane.  See 
tote. 

tode,  to  haul  with  a  tode;  an  im- 
plement for  skidding  logs.  See 
toad. 

toe,  part  of  the  foot,  to,  a  Japanese 
measure,  tow,  coarse  hemp;  to 
draw  a  boat. 


toes,    pi.    of   toe.      tose,    to    pull 

about    or    asunder,     tows,    does 

tow. 
tolled,    was   rung;     knelled,     told, 

related. 
tomb,  vault  for  a  dead  body,    toom, 

to  empty;    a  dumping=ground  for 

rubbish. 
ton,  a  weight,     tun,  a  cask. 
tongue,  fleshy  organ  in  the  mouth; 

language,     tong,  an  instrument. 
to-night,  the  present  night,    tonite, 

an  explosive. 
tonsil,  a  gland  in  the  throat,    ton- 

sile,  capable  of  being  clipped. 
tool,  an  instrument,     tulle,  a  thin 

fabric. 
toon,  a  tree.     See  tune. 
toot,   to  sound  a  horn,     tout,   to 

follow;     to    solicit    customers;  a 

watcher  of  races. 
tore,  did  tear,    tor,  a  hill. 
torrid,  burning  hot.     Taurid,  one 

of  a  shower  of  meteors. 
torsal,     pertaining     to     a     torse. 

torsel,  a  small  scroll. 
tortil,  a  heraldic  wreath,     tortile, 

twisted;    curved,     turtle,  a  tor- 
toise; a  dove, 
tote,  to  carry,     toat,  the  handle  of 

a  bench'plane. 
toucan,  a  bird,    tucan,  a  gopher. 
tough,    not    easily    broken,      tuff, 

a  mineral  substance. 
tour,  to  travel  about;    a  journey. 

tur,  the  urus. 
tournay,  a  material,     tourney,  a 

mock  fight  of  knights,     tourne, 

term  in  heraldry. 
tow,  to  draw  a  boat.     See  toe. 
toxin     or     toxine,     a     poisonous 

product,    toxon,  a  spicule. 
tract,  a  region  of  country;    a  small 

book,     tracked,  traced. 
trail,  to  drag;    a  track;    anything 

drawn,    traill,  a  bird. 
traitor,   one   who   betrays  a  trust; 

one       who       commits       treason. 

traiteur,  a  restaurant -keeper. 
tranka,   box  used  by  an  acrobat. 

trankeh,  a  boat. 
transplanter,  one  who  transplants; 

a   tool,     transplantar,   term   in 

anatomy. 
travel,     a    journey;      to    journey. 


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travail,  labor;  to  suffer,   travale, 

term  in  tambourine  ^playing. 
tray,  a  waiter;   a  salver;   a  wooden 

trough,    trey,  three  at  cards. 
treadle,  a  lever;  to  work  a  treadle. 

tredille  or  tredrille,  a  game  at 

cards. 
treat,  to  handle;    to  discourse  on; 

to     settle;    to   amuse  or    gratify; 

an  entertainment,     treet,  a  kind 

of  bran, 
treatise,  a  formal  essay,     treaties, 

pi.  of  treaty. 
treble,     triple;      highest     part     in 

music,    trebble,  a  frame. 
tressed,  having  tresses.      trest,  a 

beam;  a  trestle. 
trevat,  a  weaver's  knife,     trivet,  a 

tripod  for  holding  cooking  vessels 

over  a  fire;    a  knife   for  cutting 

loops  of  a  piled  fabric. 
triarchy,    rule    by   three   persons. 

triarchie,  term  in  heraldry. 
tried,     did     try;      tested.       tride, 

short  and  swift. 
triple,  threefold;   to  treble,    tripel, 

a  limestone. 
triplet,   three  of    a  kind   or  three 

united,    triblet,  a  mandrel. 
trivet,  a  tripod.     See  trevat. 
trochal,  shaped  like  a  wheel,    tro- 

chil,  the  crocodile 'bird. 
troche,      a      medicated      lozenge. 

trochee,  term  in  prosody. 
trochil,  a  bird.  See  trochal. 
troop,  a    company,   herd,  flock,  or 

swarm;  to  move  rapidly,  as  a  troop 

of    soldiers;     to     depart    hastily. 

troupe,  a  company,  especially  of 

actors  or  minstrels. 
trophy,     a    memorial    of    victory. 

trophi,  term  in  entomology. 
troupe,   a   company.     See   troop. 
truce,  an    agreement    between  bel- 
ligerents,   trousse,  a  case  of  small 

implements,  usually  fastened  to  a 

girdle,      truths,     facts,     trews, 

trousers. 
tryst,  a  meeting-place,      triste,  a 

cattle  fair. 
tuber,  a  root,    tuba,  a  trumpet. 
tucan,  a  gopher.    See  toucan. 
tuff,     a     mineral     substance.     See 

tough. 
tulle,  a  thin  fabric.    See  tool. 


tumulus,  an    artificial    mound  or 

cairn,     tumulous,  abounding  in 

mounds  or  hills. 
tun,  a  cask.     See  ton. 
tune,    melodious    tones    or    notes; 

harmony;    to  put  in  tune,     toon, 

a  tree. 
tur,  the  urus.     See  tour. 
turbid,  muddy;    soiled,     turbit,  a 

breed  of  pigeons. 
tureen,  a  covered  dish,     terrene, 

pertaining  to  the  earth,     terrine, 

an  earthen  jar  usually  sold  with 

its  contents. 
turm,  a  troop.     See  term. 
turn,   to  move  round;    to  change. 

tern,  a  bird;    a  schooner;    term 

in    mathematics.      terne,    sheet 

iron. 
turnip,  a  plant  and  its  root,    turn- 
up,  a  disturbance;    one  who  or 

that  which  turns  up  unexpectedly. 
turr,  a  viol.     Tyr,  the  god  of  war 

and  victory. 
turret,  a   small   tower;  a  monitor » 

roof,     terret  or  territ,  part  of  a 

harness =pad. 
turtle,    a    tortoise;     a    dove.     See 

tor  til. 
tusky,    having    tusks,      tuskee,    a 

turnip. 
tussle,     a    struggle;      to    struggle. 

tussal,  relating  to  or  caused  by 

a  cough. 
twaddle,     to     babble;      idle     talk. 

twaddell,  a  hydrometer. 
twinship,    the      relation     between 

twins,     twin  ship,  a  similar  ship 

of  the  same  line. 
two,  a  number.     See  to. 
tye,  term  in  mining;  nautical  term. 

See  tie. 
tyed,  did  tye.     See  tide. 
typo,  a  compositor,     taipo,  an  evil 

spirit;   a  theodolite;   a  vicious  dog 

or  horse. 
Tyr,  the  god  of  war  and  victory. 

See  turr. 
Tyre,  a  city.     See  tire. 


U. 

uhlan  or  ulan,  a  mounted  soldier. 

yulan,  a  Chinese  magnolia. 
ule,  a  tree.     See  Yule. 


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ultimo,  last  month,  proximo, 
next  month.  While  these  words 
are  not  homophones,  they  are 
sometimes  mistaken  one  for  the 
other. 

undue,  excessive;  not  legal,  undo, 
to  annul;   to  unfasten. 

unlade,  to  unload,  unlaid,  not 
laid  or  placed. 

Uranian,  pertaining  to  Uranus. 
uranion,  a  musical  instrument. 

urban,  belonging  to  the  city. 
urbane,  courteous. 

urbanist,  a  resident  of  a  city  or 
town,  urbaniste,  a  variety  of 
pear.  Urbanist,  a  follower  of 
Pope  Urban. 

urn,  a  vase.     See  earn. 

ursine,  pertaining  to  a  bear,  urson, 
a   porcupine. 

use,  to  apply;  to  handle,  yews, 
trees,  ewes,  sheep,  youse  or 
youze,  the  chetah. 

Utah,  a  state.  Uta,  a  genus  of  liz- 
ards. 


V. 

vail,  a  covering  for  the  face;  money 
given  to  servants.     See  vale 

vain,  proud;  fruitless,  vane,  a 
weathercock,  vein,  a  blood- 
vessel. 

vair,  a  kind  of  fur;  term  in  herald- 
ry, vare,  a  wand  or  staff  of 
authority. 

valance  or  valence,  a  damask;  a 
curtain,  valence,  term  in  chem- 
istry and  biology. 

vale,  a  valley,  veil  or  vail,  a  cov- 
ering; to  screen. 

Valencia,  co.  N.  Mex.  Valentia, 
isl.  and  t.  W.  coast  of  Ire.;  genus 
of  insects.  Valencia,  a  linen 
cloth. 

valley,  space  between  hills,  valet, 
a  male  servant. 

valor,  bravery;  courage;  prowess, 
vallar,  pertaining  to  a  rampart. 

varicose,  swollen  or  enlarged  veins. 
verrucose,  wart=like. 

vary,  to  change,  vaire,  a  term  in 
heraldry. 

veer,  to  turn;  to  shift;  to  change. 
vire,  an  arrow;  term  in  heraldry. 


vein,  a  blood-vessel.     See  vain. 
velocity,     quickness     of     motion. 

villosity,    term    in    botany    and 

anatomy. 
vendue,    a    public    sale.      fendu, 

slashed  or  split,  as  a  garment. 
Venus,  goddess  of  love,     venous, 

pertaining  to  the  veins. 
veracious,    truthful,      voracious, 

greedy;  ravenous, 
veracity,  truthfulness.      voracity, 

greediness;  gluttony. 
verging,    bordering;     approaching. 

See  virgin. 
verrucose,  wart»Hke.     See  varicose. 
versed,  skilled,     verst,  a  Russian 

measure  of  length. 
vertical,    in    the    zenith;     perpen- 
dicular,     vortical,  pertaining  to 

a  vortex. 
vesicle,  a  little  air=bladder.     vesi- 
cal, pertaining  to  a  vesica. 
vew,  the  yew.     See  view. 
vial,     a     small     bottle,     viol,     a 

stringed  instrument,     vile,  base. 
vicarious,   acting  or  suffering  for 

another,     vicarius,  a  substitute; 

a  vicar. 
vice,  a  fault;  evil  conduct,    vise  or 

vice,  a  machine  for  gripping;  to 

screw. 
view,    to    look    at;     sight;     scene; 

opinion,     vew,    the   yew.     vue, 

the  sight»opening  of  a  helmet. 
villainage,  condition  of  a  villain  or 

peasant,     villeinage,  villenage, 

or  villanage,  servitude. 
villosity,    term    in    anatomy    and 

botany.     See  velocity. 
vindictive,  revengeful.       vindica- 
tive, tending  to  vindicate. 
violin,  a  musical  instrument,     vio- 

line,  a  chemical  substance. 
virago,     a     termagant;      a    vixen. 

farrago,   a  jumble;    a  confused 

mixture. 
vire,  an  arrow;    term  in  heraldry. 

See  veer. 
virgin,  a  maiden,     verging,  bor- 
dering; approaching. 
virtue,    moral    goodness.      virtu, 

artistic    excellence;     the    love    of 

fine  art. 
virus,     contagious     or     poisonous 

matter,     virous,  having  virus. 


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viscus,  term  in  anatomy,    viscous, 

glutinous. 
visit,    a    call;     to     make    a    call. 

visite,  a  cape  or  mantle, 
viz.,  to  wit;    namely,    vis,  physical 

force;  moral  power. 
vlei,  a  valley,     vly,  marshy  ground. 

See  f,y. 
VO,  term  in  electricity,     voe  or  vo, 

an  inlet  or  bay. 
volcanic,   pertaining  to  a  volcano. 

Vulcanic,  pertaining  to  Vulcan. 
volition,  the  act  of  wilUng     vola- 

tion,  flight,  as  of  a  bird, 
volley,  a  discharge  of  many  guns. 

volet,  a  veil;  term  in  painting. 
voluble,  rolling  or    turning   easily; 

fluent  in  speech,    volable,  nimble 

witted. 
voracious,  greedy;   ravenous.     See 

veracious. 
voracity,  greediness.     See  veracity. 
vortical,    pertaining    to    a    vortex. 

See  vertical. 
vue,  the  sight -opening  of  a  helmet. 

See  view. 


W. 


wade,     to     pass     through     water. 

weighed,  did  weigh. 
wah,  the  panda,  waw,  a  wave;  to 

stir;    to  cry  as  a  cat.     wha,  who. 
wail,  to  lament,    wale,  a  mark  or 

streak;    a  timber;    to  mark  with 

stripes,     whale,  a  sea  animal. 
waller,    one    who    laments.      See 

whaler. 
waist,   part  of  the  body,     waste, 

loss;   destruction;   to  spend  need- 
lessly; to  impair. 
wait,  to  tarry;    a  pause,     weight, 

heaviness. 
waler,  a  horse.     See  whaler. 
wall,  side  of  a  building;   a  defense; 

to   build   a   wall,     waul,   to   cry 

as  a  cat.    whall,  wall'cye. 
wallow,  to  roll  in  mire,     walla  or 

wallah,  a  doer;  a  worker, 
wand,  a  long  slender  rod.    wanned, 

having  become  pale  or  wan. 
wander,  to  ramble;  to  be  delirious. 

wonder,  amazement;    a  marvel; 

to  be  amazed. 


wane,     decrease;      to     grow     less. 

wain,     a    wagon.      Wayne,     a 

surname. 
want,  scarcity;    poverty;    lack;    to 

be  in  need,    wa'n't,  an  inelegant 

contraction  for  was  not  or  were 

not. 
war,  open  hostiUty  between  nations; 

to  make  war.    wore,  did  wear. 
ward,  to  watch  or  guard;   a  district 

or  division,     warred,  contested; 

fought. 
ware,    merchandise,     wear,   carry 

upon  the  person,    wair,  a  plank. 

where,  at  what  place,     weigher, 

one  who  weighs. 
warn,  to  caution,    worn,  from  verb 

wear;  used. 
warren,  a  law  term;  ground  kept 

for  rabbits,    warrin,  the  Austra- 

Han  blue=bellied  lory. 
wat,  addicted  to  drinking;   a  fellow. 

Watt,    James,    Scotch    inventor. 

watt,    term    in    electricity.      See 

what. 
waul,  to  cry  as  a  cat.     See  wall. 
wave,  a  billow;   to  flutter,    waive, 

to  set  aside. 
waver,  to  be  unsteady;    vacillate. 

waiver,  term  in  law, 
wavy,  moving  like  waves,    wavey 

or  wavy,  a  goose. 
wax,  a  thick,  tenacious  substance; 

to    smear    with    wax;     to    grow. 

whacks,  pi.  of  whack. 
way,  passage;    manner;    direction. 

weigh,  to  determine  the  weight. 

wey,  a  measure  of  weight,    whey, 

watery  part  of  milk. 
ways,    pi.     of    way.      waise,    to 

guide;   direct. 
we,  a  pronoun,     wee,  small. 
weak,  infirm,     week,  seven  days. 

weke,  a  squealing  sound. 
weakly,   sickly,     weekly,   once   a 

week. 
weal,  a  stripe;    welfare;    to  mark. 

See  wheel. 
weald,  a  forest.     See  wield. 
wean,  drawn  away  from,     ween, 

to  imagine,    wheen,  a  quantity; 

a  queen. 
wear,  carry  upon  the  person.     See 

ware. 
weather,  state  of  the  atmosphere. 


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wether,  a  sheep,     whether,  if; 

which  one. 
weave,   to  unite   threads  so  as  to 

form   cloth,     we've,   contraction 

of  we  have . 
weaver,  one  who  weaves;  a  beetle. 

weever,  a  fish. 
weel,      a     whirlpool;     a    term     in 

heraldry.     See  wheel. 
weet,  a  bird=call.     See  wheat. 
weigh,    to    determine    the    weight. 

See  way. 
weighed,  did  weigh.    See  wade. 
weigher,    one    who    weighs.      See 

ware, 
weight,  heaviness.    See  wait. 
weily,  nearly.     See  wily. 
weir   or   wear,    a   dam;     a   fence. 

we're,    contraction    of    we    are. 

weare,  term  in  heraldry. 
we'll,  contraction  of  we  will.     See 

wheel. 
wen,  an  encysted  tumor,    when,  at 

what  time, 
wert,  from  verb  be.    wort,  an  herb; 

sweet  infusion  of  malt. 
wet,     moist;      rainy.       whet,     to 

sharpen. 
wether,  a  sheep.     See  weather. 
wey,    a    measure    of    weight.     See 

way. 
wha,  who.     See  wah. 
whack,  a  blow;   to  strike,    wacke, 

a  mineral. 
whacks,  pi.  of  whack.     See  wax. 
whale,  a  sea  animal.     See  wail. 
whaler,  a  ship  or  person  employed 

in    whale^fishing.      waller,    one 

who    laments,     waler,    a    horse; 

a  chastiser. 
whall,  wall-eye.     See  wall. 
what,    an    interrogative    pronoun. 

watt,   term  in  electricity,     wat, 

addicted    to   drinking;    a    fellow. 

wot,     from     verb     wit.      Watt, 

James,  Scotch  inventor. 
wheat,    an   important    food    plant. 

weet,  the  imitative  call  of  a  bird. 
wheel,    a    circle;     to    turn    about. 

wheal,  a  pustule;  a  mine,    weal, 

a     stripe;      welfare;      to     mark. 

weel,    a    whirlpool;     a    term    in 

heraldry,     we'll,    contraction   of 

we  will. 
wheeled,  did  wheel.     See  wield. 


wheen,  a  quantity;    a  queen.     See 

wean. 
when,  at  what  time.     See  wen. 
where,  at  what  place.     See  ware. 
wherry,    a    boat;     a    liquor.     See 

worry. 
whet,  to  sharpen.     See  wet. 
whether,     if;      which     one.       See 

weather. 
whew,  an  exclamation.     See  hew. 
whewer,    the    European    widgeon. 

See  hewer. 
whey,   watery   part   of   milk.     See 

way. 
which,  a  pronoun,     witch,  a  sor- 
ceress, wich  or  wych,  a  salt-pit. 
whidah,  a  bird.     See  widow. 
whig,    a   pohtical    party,     wig,    a 

covering  for  the  head. 
while,    space   of   time;     to   spend. 

wile,  strategy;  deceit. 
whiled,  did  while.     See  wild. 
whim,  a  freak,     wim,  to  winnow 

grain, 
whin,  a  plant;  a  rock;    a    machine 

for  hoisting.     See  win 
whine,    to   complain,     wine,    fer- 
mented juice  of  fruits. 
whined,  did  whine.     See  wind. 
whir  or  whirr,  a  sound  from  rapid 

whirling;       to     hum      or     buzz. 

wherr,  very  sour. 
whirl,     to     turn     round     rapidly. 

whorl,  the  fly  of  a  spindle;  term 

in  botany  and  zoology. 
whirry,  to  hurry.     See  worry. 
whish,  to  make  a  whirring  sound; 

silent;  hush.     See  wish. 
whist,    silent;     a    game    at    cards. 

See  wist. 
whit,    a   small    particle,     wit,    in- 
tellect. 
white,  of  the  color  of  snow,    wight, 

a    person.      wite,    to    blame;  a 

punishment. 
whither,  where,     wither,  to  fade. 
whoa,  a  call;  to  stop.     See  ho. 
whoa,  an  exclamation.     See  woe. 
whole,  all.     See  hole. 
wholly,  entirely.     See  holy. 
whoop,  a  call;  to  shout.     See  hoop. 
whortle,  the  whortleberry,    wortle, 

term  in  mechanics. 
whose,     a     pronoun.       hoose     or 

hooze,  a  disease  of  cattle. 


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why,  for  what  cause,    wie  or  wye, 

a  warrior,    wye,  the  letter  Y;  a 

kind  of  crotch,     wy,  an  African 

grazing 'ground, 
whys,  reasons.    See  wise. 
wich    or    wych,    a    salt=pit.     See 

which. 
wicked,  sinful;  vicious,    wicket,  a 

small  gate. 
widow,    a   woman   whose   husband 

has     died.       whidah,     a     bird. 

Whydah,  a  town  in  Africa. 
wie  or  wye,  a  warrior.     See  why. 
wield,  to  sway  or  govern,     weald, 

a  forest,    wheeled,  did  wheel. 
wig,  covering  for  the  head.      See 

whig. 
wight,  a  person.     See  white. 
wild,   not  tame  or  cultivated;  vio- 
lent,    whiled,  did  while, 
wile,  strategy;  deceit.     See  while. 
wily,  cunning,  sly,  artful,    weily, 

nearly;    well = nigh. 
wim,  to  winnow  grain.     See  whim. 
win,  to  gain,     whin,  a  plant;    a 

rock,    wynn,  a  truck. 
wind,    to   coil;     to   move   spirally. 

whined,  did  whine. 
windlass,     a     machine     to     raise 

weights,      windless,    having    no 

wind;  calm. 
windrowed,  past  tense  of  windrow, 

wind=rode,  nautical  term. 
winds,     pi.     of     wind.       winze, 

term  in  mining. 
wine,    fermented    juice    of    fruits. 

See  whine. 
winkle,    a    gastropod;     vacillating. 

winkel,  a  shop  or  store;    a  can- 
teen. 
Winona,   a   county   In   Minnesota; 

a    town     in     Mississippi.     We- 

nonah,  a  town  in  New  Jersey. 
wise,     sagacious;      way.       whys, 

reasons. 
wish,  desire;    to  crave,     whish,  to 

make   a  whirring  sound;    silent; 

hush, 
wist,     knew.       whist,     silent;      a 

game  at  cards. 
wit,  intellect;    ready   perception  of 

unexpected  analogies.     See  whit. 
witch,  a  sorceress.     See  which. 
wite,    to    blame;     a    punishment. 

See  white. 


with,    a    preposition.      withe,    a 

flexible  twig;   to  bind. 
wither,  to  fade.     See  whither. 
woad,  a  plant;   a  dyestuff.    wode, 

mad ;   wood. 
woe,   deep   grief;    sorrow     whoa, 

an  exclamation. 
womb,  the  uterus,     woom,  beaver- 
fur. 
won,  gained.     See  one. 
wonder,  amazement;    a  marvel;  to 

be  amazed.     See  wander. 
wood,  timber,     would,  past  tense 

of  will. 
wore,  did  wear.     See  war. 
worn,  from  verb  wear;   used.     See 

warn. 
worry,  to  harass;    tease,    wherry, 

a   boat;     a    liquor,     whirry,    to 

hurry. 
wort,   an  herb;   sweet  infusion  of 

malt.     See  wert. 
wortle,    term    in    mechanics.     See 

whortle. 
wot,  from  verb  wit.     See  what. 
wrack,    a    plant;     to    wreck.     See 

rack. 
wracks,       pi.       of      wrack.      See 

racks. 
wrap,  to  enfold;    a  covering.     See 

rap. 
wrapped,  covered.     See  rapt. 
wrasse,  a  fish,     ras,  a  promontory. 

rasse,  a  cat;  an  eminence. 
wrath,  anger;  furious  rage,   wroth, 

wrathful,    rath,  a  hill  or  mound; 

early;  soon. 
wray,  to  reveal;  disclose.     See  ray. 
wreak,  to  revenge.     See  reek. 
wreck,  a  disaster;    destruction;    to 

ruin,     reck,  to  take  heed. 
wrecks,     pi.     of     wreck;      ruins. 

recks,  takes  heed,    rex,  a  king. 
wrest,  to  twist  violently.     See  rest. 
wretch,    a   worthless   person.     See 

retch. 
wrick,  to  twist.     See  rick. 
wrig,  to  wriggle.     See  rig. 
wriggle,  to  move  the  body  to  and 

fro.    riggle,  a  fish. 
Wright,    a    workman.      write,    to 

inscribe.     See  right. 
wrine,  a  wrinkle.     See  Rhine. 
wring,  to  twist.     See  ring. 
writer,  one  who  writes,     righter, 


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one     who     adjusts.      reiter,     a 

soldier. 
writhe,    to    twist,  as    from    pain. 

rithe,  a  stream;  a  potato -stalk. 
wrote,  did  write,     rote,  memory. 
wrought,       performed;        worked. 

raad,     a     legislative     assembly. 

rath,    a    Buddhist    rock-temple; 

a  car  or  chair  used  in  Burma. 
wrung,  past  tense  of  wring.     See 

rung. 
wry,  crooked;    distorted.     See  rye. 
wy,  a  grazing  ground.     See  why. 
wych,  a  salt=pit.     See  which. 
wye,  the  letter  Y;  a  kind  of  crotch. 

See  why. 
wynn,  a  truck.     See  win. 

X. 

xero,  a  combining  prefix.     See  zero. 


Y. 

yamma,  a  llama,  yammer,  to 
complain  peevishly;  to  whine. 
Yama,  the  Hindu  god  who  judges 
the  dead. 


yarrow,  a  plant,  yarrah,  the 
Australian  gum=tree. 

yeast,  leaven;  ferment.     See  east. 

yew,  a  tree.     See  ewe. 

yews,  trees.     See  use. 

yo,  an  exclamation,  yoh,  a  Chinese 
reed. 

yoke,  a  frame  of  wood;  to  couple 
or  join  together;  to  mate,  yolk, 
part  of  an  egg. 

yore,  long  ago.  your,  belonging  to 
you.     See  ewer. 

you,  a  pronoun.     See  ewe. 

youseor  youze,  thechetah.  Seew^e. 

yu  or  yuh,  jade.     See  ewe. 

yulan,  a  *  Chinese  magnolia.  See 
uhlan. 

Yule,  Christmas-tide;  the  feast  cele- 
brating Christmas  time,  ule,  a 
tree,  you'll,  contraction  of  you 
will. 


zero,  naught,     xero,  a  combining 

prefix. 
Zillah,  a  district  in  India,     zilla, 

an  herb. 


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